Eso’s Chronicles 286 / 12
The ‘Knellen’ of EU Nations
© Eso A.B.
All comments appearing within brackets [ ] are editorial in origin.
U.S. & E.U. FAIL EXAM
It is not well known that the name ‘America ’
derives from a Bristol , England merchant (Richard
Amerike), that the design of the
American flag derives from his coat or arms http://www.uhmc.sunysb.edu/surgery/america.html
, and that the name of America
was known in Bristol
before 1500. As surprising as this may be, it fits in well with ‘America ’ as a
land not fully aware of itself.
I say “not fully aware”, not because the founding fathers of America were not serious about America, but because subsequent to the founding fathers (John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, …), those who came after them, especially the northern industrialists who won the Civil War (which was waged on behalf of Capitalism http://www.civilwarhome.com/civilwarindustry.htm , not for the sake of liberating black slaves) took the country lightly, acted superciliously, and had no hesitations about running it into the ground as we are witnessing it at this time.
The ‘slave issue’ played the same role in the Civil War (1861-1865) as the issue of ‘freedom’ plays in the current supercilious effort to globalize our planet on behalf of the descendants of that same Capitalism, which cares not a whit about ‘freedom’ or ‘life’, though it has increased its size by forming an alliance with the European Capitalists, which for diversionary purposes call themselves NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) countries.
The ‘Knellen’ of EU Nations
© Eso A.B.
All comments appearing within brackets [ ] are editorial in origin.
U.S. & E.U. FAIL EXAM
It is not well known that the name ‘
I say “not fully aware”, not because the founding fathers of America were not serious about America, but because subsequent to the founding fathers (John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, …), those who came after them, especially the northern industrialists who won the Civil War (which was waged on behalf of Capitalism http://www.civilwarhome.com/civilwarindustry.htm , not for the sake of liberating black slaves) took the country lightly, acted superciliously, and had no hesitations about running it into the ground as we are witnessing it at this time.
The ‘slave issue’ played the same role in the Civil War (1861-1865) as the issue of ‘freedom’ plays in the current supercilious effort to globalize our planet on behalf of the descendants of that same Capitalism, which cares not a whit about ‘freedom’ or ‘life’, though it has increased its size by forming an alliance with the European Capitalists, which for diversionary purposes call themselves NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) countries.
As
a resut, Capitalism has become more dangerous, at the same time as it is more
vulnerable.
The
dangers of Capitalism today are best seen in the Eastern Mediterranean and Black Sea theatre of its operations. At the time of this
writing, it is spreading its doctrine of ‘freedom from slavery’, now modified
to ‘human rights first’ doctrine, to Syria
and the Ukraine http://rt.com/news/ukraine-kiev-opposition-clashes-045/,
and is preparing to begin a war against Iran .
The
trouble with Capitalism is that it has proven a failure by the happenstance
that puts control of the materialist philosophy into the hands of the rich. Nevertheless,
Capitalism must now fight against enemies for whom industrialism is no novelty
and who are better educated and mentally more disciplined than those forced to
grow up in a society under capitalist dominion where the desire to consume is at
a more intense level than is the ability of capitalists to dominate. To give it
a technical explanation: Capitalism overextended itself, and now drains its
accumulated wealth as water elevated to higher ground, given a start, siphons the
water from the barrel of its own accord.
The
centralized (federalized) government of the U.S. facilitated the siphoning
process of its own power by overreacting to the 9/11 event, when it sought to
make use of it to further the ends of some private individuals in government at
the time. The attack against Afghanistan snow-balled (siphoned) into direct or
indirect (proxy) attacks on Iraq, Libya, Syria, encouraged civil unrest in
Egypt, the Ukraine, and there is no end in sight short of the barrel draining
empty and the wind blowing it off its high perch.
One
may argue that what the U.S. did was only logical, because the said countries
sit, so to speak, above ground level (rather than be allowed to seek ground
level), where they were put by the artifice of the colonial governments of
England and France in an earlier day.
The
United States however belatedly
remembered that it is not a single nation, but a federation of over fifty
States, which gave up their sovereignty for the alleged benefits of a Union . Unfortunately, the Union
did not ‘work’ for the benefit of the potential of its nations, but for private
corporate capital. All too often, State governments became springboards to
ambitious governors who wished to become Presidents of the Federation.
Not
surprisingly, once the Federal Government had destabilized the all too
uncertain balance of Capitalist interests vs Community interests, and once it
realized that it lacked unifying charisma, it began to arm the local police
force as if it were to become an occupying army of the States http://libertyblitzkrieg.com/2014/01/23/why-is-a-gigantic-war-blimp-about-to-fly-above-the-skies-of-suburban-baltimore/
.
One always wants to fantasize that peace will prevail
and that destabilization will not reach tremors above 8 on the Richter scale.
Though America claims to have a ‘charismatic’
government as a result of being a freely elected ‘democracy’, it is no secret
that this ‘democracy’ is an illusion held up by a media that gets paid to
advertise the consumerist fairy-tale ad infinitum, even as it denies a
charismatic King, his wood, and true democracy the right to life, but panders
it to the likes of urban environment protection groups that never suffer a
martyr.
To put it bluntly, the U.S. government goes without
charisma even among its own. How can we expect it to impose its imperialism on Europe ?
It is obvious that the present EU is the consequence
of a militaristic coup imposed through the barrel of the gun by NATO, which is
to say, the present vision of the EU as an empire of European nations or
‘fatherlands’, which may provide some of its present leaders the Presidency of
an Empire and, inspire them with the initiative to fool their own people (as
the above mentioned U.S. State governors use their office as a stepping stone
to the Presidency of the U.S.) is a grossly inadequate bonding mechanism.
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