earl: Obama and Ronnie Raygun had a common patron:
As we probe into behind-the-scenes German interwar history and the story of Hitler and Naziism, we find both Owen D. Young and Gerard Swope of General Electric tied to the rise of Hitlerism and the suppression of German democracy. That General Electric directors are to be found in each of these three distinct historical categories — i.e., the development of the Soviet Union, the creation of Roosevelt's New Deal, and the rise of Hitlerism — suggests how elements of Big Business are keenly interested in the socialization of the world, for their own purposes and objectives, rather than the maintenance of the impartial market place in a free society.4 General Electric profited handsomely from Bolshevism, from Roosevelt's New Deal socialism, and, as we shall see below, from national socialism in Hitler's Germany.
The Canadian Sentinel
earl, this had always been about Fascism (corporatism).
'the State' takes everything and murders and enslaves the citizens.
and it's always been global.
that's why ppl can't understand it.
these people are internationalies.
they live in nations, but are loyal to none.
today they call it Communitarianism
Communitarian ideas have also played a significant role in public life through their incorporation into the electoral platforms and policies of Western political leaders of the late 20th and early 21st centuries, including British Prime Minister Tony Blair, Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende, and U.S. Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.
Varieties of communitarianism
The term communitarian was coined in 1841 by John Goodwyn Barmby, a leader of the British Chartist movement, who used it to refer to utopian socialists and others who experimented with unusual communal lifestyles. It was rarely used in the generations that followed.
It was not until the 1980s that the term gained currency through its association with the work of a small group of mostly American political philosophers who argued for the importance of the common good in opposition to contemporary liberals and libertarians, who emphasized the good for individuals, particularly including personal autonomy and individual rights. The Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor and the American political theorist Michael Sandel were among the most prominent scholars of this brand of communitarianism. Other political theorists and philosophers who were often cited as communitarians in this sense, or whose work exhibited elements of such communitarian thinking, included Shlomo Avineri, Seyla Benhabib, Avner de-Shalit, Jean Bethke Elshtain,
Amitai Etzioni, William A. Galston, Alasdair MacIntyre, Philip Selznick, and Michael Walzer.
communitarianism (political and social philosophy) -- Encyclopedia Britannica < click
What Is A Communitarian? by Niki Raapana
Communitarians believe that all neighborhoods should be governed like Chinese collectives.
They teach that mandatory volunteerism in the community is a moral obligation of all citizens, and that intervening and reporting on your neighbors is required to maintain their individual freedom.
It may sound like two conflicting ideologies, but it’s not.
Communitarianism balances all political conflicts into one master, ideological solution.
The obscure term was introduced to the world in the 1990’s, but it was actually created at the same time Marx and Engel drafted the anti-thesis to capitalism, called communism.
In 1848, the Communist Manifesto established the rules for the “constant conflict” between British-European merchant “slavery” versus downtrodden workers, peasants,and serfs.
In 1776, 90% of the American colonials were small private landowners, not downtrodden serfs, and the African slave trade was dominated by elites.The capitalism of Marx’s economic theory of Dialectical Materialism was never the capitalism of American free men. Exploitation of the masses was not originally an American ideal. American revolutionaries fought against the Imperial global financial scheme, and upon winning their freedom they created state governments to protect the individual property of the common man, and a federal government to protect the rights of the individual states.
Over the years, thanks to a constant barrage of propaganda and outright lies, the conflict came to be represented by individualistic corporate capitalism on the right, versus the rights of the common good on the left, and protecting the common man was relegated down into selfishness.
The conflict between capitalism and communism was never authentic, and based on a false conflict, the communitarian solution was planned as the final move of the Marxist theoretical revolutionary economic game equation.
Designed to change the world, the stated goal of the Marxists was to promote global conflicts, create chaos and disorder, and offer up a predetermined evolved society, benevolently ruled exclusively by them.
Niki Raapana on Communitarianism < click
America is approx 8 years away from this goal.
if they stay on track with their planning.
occasionally they have setbacks.
