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Addendum 4—Ecce Russia  II!

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For anyone looking for Predictions for 2014, I recommend the following insightful observations http://capitalistexploits.at/

 

So, yes, how do we wage a war without committing suicide? As Paul Virilio points out in his book “Pure War 25 Years Later”, the current drive to centralize governments encourages not only ‘nondevelopment’ of a civil society (perceived by less perspicacious observers as a decline of the middle class) on a global scale, but ends with the elimination of ‘man’ (and woman), and human beings as we are accustomed to know them; we are ‘the suicide State’. We meet the  ‘leftovers’ or what can be aptly described as ‘feral men’, who may or may not live in high-rise apartment blocks in the city, but who in the event of an extended or permanent power loss, will not only leave their excrement in the hallways http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-25126333 , but their rotting bodies as well.

 

Readers who have read my previous blog know that I believe the cause for this liberalist drive must be sought in the time-continuum of the descendants of the Vikings (the waders—perhaps ‘drifters’--down rivers), who by gutting early history—perhaps because when we lived in the wood there was the fairy tale, but no history—and replaced it with a story of their own that leads humankind by a ring in its nose.

 

This is one of the reasons why I believe that President Putin of Russia is more of a Russian city punk than a Russian in the traditional sense, one with his boots in Russian soil and wood. I rather see him as flying on the carpet that hangs on the wall of a city apartment. This is not to say that at the same time, I do not consider him a leader of significant talent. Nevertheless, when war is being pressed on Russia by, both, the U.S. and NATO military, and when war has to be fought against these powers and that war must be won, and when the only way to win the war is by righting history, then I would go with President Putin only if he has the perception and will to take on the intellectual challenge the war demands.

 

One of the tragedies of the East-West or Communist-Capitalist Cold War conflict was that no historian seriously exposed the longue durée cultural orientation that underlay Stalin’s merciless holy war against all Russians who were in any way contaminated by Western ideas of liberalism and capitalism. Perhaps historians were and remain such milquetoasts, because they were too much under the pressure of the State during the Communist era (and compromised all too much to the Catholic era). Still, it was an Eastern Christian sense of communism, which grounded Stalin as a killer and found him psychological support in the early Christianity of the Slav natives, which did not suffer because Stalin was a Georgian and that the Russian Orthodox Church of the time had long substituted John Basil with Jesus Christ as the God-Man of our planet. Distasteful as it may be for some, Stalin’s authority comes from the longue durée black oak that lay submerged by Western Christianity’s imposition of history as a false flag event meant to smother the perception of earlier times about the nature of humankind.

 

We should not doubt that the theology of Western Christianity (which was imbued with liberalist ideas on their own behalf by Gothic Princes) had long been internalized by ‘civil society’ as we see from numerous examples of that ‘civil’ society (having adopted the ideology of the princes) exterminating ‘early man’ wherever colonists went. The community grounded on militarism vs community grounded in The Great Spirit makes itself felt from the conquistadores in Mexico http://www.heritage-history.com/www/heritage.php?Dir=wars&FileName=wars_aztecs.php , to U.S. 7^th Cavalry Regiment in South Dakota  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wounded_Knee_Massacre , to the British East India Company http://history1800s.about.com/od/thebritishempire/tp/indiatimeline01.htm , to the conference in Lithuania today http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-25154618 ,

 

I suspect that neither Lenin nor Stalin knew that they drew support from the Russian people, because these held a resentment of a longue durée nature. I suspect that President Putin is as unschooled in the history of his nation as the people of the West are in theirs, and as the EU prefers it to remain. As a Latvian, I am quite sure, that few Latvians suspect that their spiritual history, too, goes back to early Eastern Christianity rather than ‘pagan’ peasants. Evidences for this are many: the ubiquitous presence of the Sun in their folksongs and the Sun at the basis of the Cathar cross; the very name ‘pagan’ is a corruption of ‘pa-Yan’ (John nobody); ķecer/ clown (Cathar); pastar bērns (orphan) for Cathar monk, from early ‘pastarene’, a synonym for Cathar. There is also a connection with a unique way of choir singing in Lanquedoc, southern France, and a similar style (now lost) in northeast Lithuanian/ southwest Latvian regions.

 

In any event, if we assume that this early cultural history was deliberately repressed by the Gothic-Catholic theology that served Princes and still serves Bankster Capitalists in the EU, we can begin to understand the repressed fury that found its outlet in Stalin’s bloodbaths. Though such bloodbaths are, rightly, deplorable, there are plenty of reasons http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-11-29/there-are-199235-ultra-high-net-worth-people-world-over-30-million-assets why the furies that justify it may soon be on the loose again.

 

Why is any of this important? Let us return to the question of history. If we write a fictitious story (biography) of history in red, because color red is most obvious, dramatic, and attention getting, but write the story of real events by dipping our pen in milk, then the first will be visible from some distance, while the latter will be visible only when the sheet of paper is exposed to the heat of a flame and the milk turns brown. In short, the real version of history is likely to be bypassed until the story written in red (possibly blood) leads us into situations that threaten society with extinction.

 

More in the next blog.

 

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Addendum 1--History Husked
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The reason to read  up on the Dayton Accord regarding the deliberate dismemberment by the ‘West’ of former Yugoslavia is that that failure directly reflects on the current agreement with Iran and beyond http://original.antiwar.com/malic/2013/11/22/an-unlikely-peace/

I am no fan of the Zionists of Israel, especially not their PM Netanyahu, and see their role as a mirror image of the Muslims in Bosnia, a position that for eighteen long years (as the link argues) has fanned hatred (a la the late “Muslim leader Alija Izetbegovic who reneged on the agreement reached in Lisbon, reportedly at the urging of the American ambassador to Yugoslavia, Warren Zimmerman.”) Likewise the statements by Netanyahu who (see flwg link): “Speaking to his Cabinet, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that Israel is not bound by the deal and reserves the right to defend itself. That is a reference to possible military action against Iran.” http://bigstory.ap.org/article/israel-minister-iran-deal-based-deceit

One reason why I believe Latvians have a direct interest in these treaties (contrary to our own Foreign Ministry where brains are believed to come as models in calcium) is that my paternal genes link me with Bosnia; and while my ancestors may not have arrived in Latvia (270 years ago) from Bosnia directly, but via the ‘heretical’ Herrnhuters from Germany, it causes me to take a ‘sovereign’ perspective of Latvian interests.

A short digression: in the 15th century Bosnia was a haven for the Cathars (Ķeceri according to Latvian Catholic derived theology) or ‘heretical’ or early (not yet usurped) Christians of Europe. Interesting evidence of this may be found in my great-great grandfather’s first name, re Gusts, which is likely submerged and out of sight evidence of what was once the highest Office among the Cathars, re gost. Preceding the ‘gost’ were two other identities, re: Krstjan (source of the name ‘Christian’? and Latvian Krišjānis) and Starac (Latvian ‘starasts’, aka ‘star-east’). Now my grand-grandfather did not identify himself as ‘vagars’, re slave driver (but ‘starasts’ or leader of a community; while owner of an inn, he also held regular Sunday religious services there); while my grandfather was a school teacher (later a newspaper editor) and at one dime the choir master of all the choirs in the Vidzeme region.

A major reason this ought to be of interest to other Latvians is because the Herrnhuters (like the Cathars) did not believe in introducing a middleman (a priest) between the individual and God; and because they are credited with rebuilding the Latvian community after the Great Northern War (Sweden vs Russia) at the beginning of the 18th century. The Herrnhuter position of maintaining a sovereign perspective cost them their due, because both the Catholic and Protestant churches inserted the priest-minister-policeman between the people and the State and essentially denied the Herrnhuter perspective. The latter calamity has permitted the current State leadership of Latvia to become ‘vagars’ (no longer identified with ‘slave driving’, but with ‘do nothing’ that helps escape the reputation of dependency on the State) to the Latvian community vis a vis Brussels, which, in the final analysis, means the denial of sovereignty or special identity for Latvians.

One further argument in support of Latvians as former Cathars: The Cathars came to their Christianity long before it was usurped by Catholicism (i.e. early globalization efforts); evidence for this is that the Cathar cross reflects the rays of the Sun (simplified to four beams). I find it amazing that a former prezident (VVF) of ‘renewed’ Latvia has researched and written so extensively about the reflection of the Sun in Latvian folk poems, without once making the connection that it was the Ķeceri who are responsible for maintaining this symbolism in Latvian folk culture. Perhaps the reason is that she spent early childhood in France and Algeria, where the persecution of Cathars began.