My Future Playlist: What I Would Sing

My Future Playlist: What I would Sing

Sous le Ciel de Paris
[Photo By: KPA]

My Future Playlist: What I would Sing

Dawn
[Photo By: KPA]

Viscous Liberals

I never now these days how to maneuver through forums and public sites. I posted recently on my blog To Reach the Invisible God Through Our Own Visible Means about a recent entry at the Orthosphere Becoming a reactionary is only the beginning of thought.

Here is what I wrote regarding Kristor's comment (and further down I correct a typo (actually it was my spellcheck) at the Orthosphere:

[confrontation on principles]...makes liberal elites especially vicious when confronted or pressed to define, or to declare, their principles.

And there is a Brian D. Finch who picks up on my "error," where used "viscous" instead of "vicious."

He writes:

I find the liberal elites especially viscous when smarmingly smothering all opposition on the mainstream media.

I should have kept the original!

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One of the attractive things about a liberal/nominalist/naturalist/materialist take on things is that it feels as though it resolves all sorts of thorny (interesting, important, and pressing) philosophical perplexities by simply eliminating the entities involved by means of a reduction not just improper, but – in retrospect, from the richer reactionary position – positively brutal, and certainly vicious.

Consciousness is the best example I can think of. If you can convince yourself that eliminativism is true, you never have to wonder about consciousness again. Likewise, if you can convince yourself that Ricardo is the last word on trade, you never have to think about it again. Or if there is nothing but matter, you can just stop worrying about forms, teloi, and so forth. If only liberal democracy is morally tolerable, then hey, monarchy and aristocracy, together with all their attendant complexities, are simply off the table. And, obviously, if there are no moral absolutes, then there’s no reason to fret about sex, at all, one way or the other. Which is cool.

Reclaiming Beauty Kidist | September 19, 2018 at 12:10 PM

I disagree with Kristor here. Liberal elites understand that their “elimination” processeses are a form of camouflage. For example, they are aware that they are eliminating monarchy and its inherent hierarchy, but replacing it with other forms of “necessary” hierarchical systems. Politicians (for the good of the people), journalists (to tell “the story”), intellectuals (to discover “truth”), artists (to create beauty – or a superior form of ugliness) all believe in the hierarchy of their positions, and that they are the elites who can do this.

But they all disagree with the hierarchy that comes with Western, Christian tradition, as their contention is with the “Christian” part, the Godly part. Theirs is afterall a “free-for-all” hierarchy, based in some way on arbitrary, or man-made rules and definitions (e.g. what is truth and how does one tell the truth, what is beauty, etc.) and they know that they stand on fragile ground of wavering principles that are ready to crumble, which makes them especially viscous when confronted or pressed to define, or to declare, their principles.

Reclaiming Beauty Kidist | September 19, 2018 at 12:23 PM
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which makes liberal elites especially vicious when confronted or pressed to define, or to declare, their principles.

The Cross

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This gives a whole another meaning to "double cross."

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I am still always surprised when Christian symbols are taken over by this hedonistic pagan world that we live in, although I shouldn't be by now. But the Devil has ever-creative ways to attract our attention.

The jewelry store Alex and Ani, which has found a spot at the "Luxury Wing" of Mississauga Square One Shopping Centre, markets itself as (and it IS out to make money)

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And how do they do this with the cross? By telling us that the cross is

The ultimate cultural symbol [which] symbolizes health, life, immortality, and the union of Heaven and Earth. Possessing spiritual power, the cross is a symbol of the triumph of good and a sign of infinite love. Wear this symbol to honor your personal beliefs in the cross.

No God, no Jesus Christ, nothing. Symbols, which in the enchanted world of the occult side wth the Devil to put charms (spells) on us.


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To Reach the Invisible God Through Our Own Visible Means

Sistine Chapel

There is a fascinating dialogue going on at The Orthosphere, Becoming a reactionary is only the beginning of thought, where the writer Bonald quotes from Chesterton's What we think about:

“What can [the thinking Catholic] be thinking about, if he is not thinking about the Mistakes of Moses, as discovered by Mr. Miggles of Pudsey, or boldly defying all the terrors of the Inquisition which existed two hundred years ago in Spain?”

He continues to say, quoting from his own post:

Some time ago, I wrote that rejecting the Enlightenment is only the beginning of thought.

One way that the Enlightenment controls the minds of billions, locking them into a degrading and absurd mental slavery, is by making people imagine they know what’s on the other side. “Without the social contract…tyranny! Without separation of Church and state…religious warfare! Without feminism…rape! Without capitalism…communism! Without cosmopolitanism…Nazis! So love your chains, and repeat the slogans like a good boy.” You know how it goes.

[T]hose blinded by the Enlightenment have no idea what is on the other side. How could they, with such a narrow, unimaginative, and parochial worldview? In fact, the world of alternatives is vast, so vast that anyone beginning to step outside Enlightenment strictures should be warned that the greatest intellectual challenge is still ahead…

His point, I believe is to stop thinking in (impossible) negatives and to think in positives. Why not? Why not be cheery and optimistic? Why not believe that the world can be a better place and in fact is a good place!

Of course this requires two things - in my humble (and clearly unenlightened) opinion:

1. This is God's world. To destroy and discard it is sacrilegious. As we stand by God, he will guide us and show us the good way.

2. We need more than just the ephemera of ideas. The world of ideas should become something concrete. We are beings of flesh and blood and therefore so should be the world we create - emitted and ejected from our "thoughts."

From that we should discern that we are social beings. And the most sincere and sturdy manifestation of our "socialness" is through geography, with concrete land. Our countries!

And where else can we build that goodness so that it lasts, so that it is of Godly use for this (our) and future generations?

For example: we need to worship God not (only) through ephemeral thoughts but through clear actions. Our imaginations become something tangible.

We build churches for this reason, where the sights (the stained glass windows) the smells (the incense) and the sounds (the lovely choral and organ music) allow that we may concretely perceive God; that we are sure he is there, next to us, using all our senses to convince us of His presence.

But a French church is different from an English church as of course manifested even by the words used to praise God. As is an Ethiopian church from a Mexican one.

To reach the invisible God, we must search for Him through our own visible means: our own language, our own musical compositions, our own artistic creations.

By glorifying God thus, we also glorify our selves, our lands, our attachments, our solid bases.

Imagination is a necessary start (as all artists will tell you). We NEED to imagine God. But left on its own, imagination becomes like a beautiful flicker on a cinematographic screen. As we reach out to it, we can never attain it, and are left frustrated and bewildered. And bitter at this god who we feel with all our hurt, and heart, has abandoned us.

But we just got the strategy wrong. We listened to the wrong "experts."

Bonald writes:

It is no doubt a great thing to free oneself from the cloud of humbug into which we are all born. However, clearing one’s vision is only the start of seeing; next we must actually look around. One way that the Enlightenment controls the minds of billions, locking them into a degrading and absurd mental slavery, is by making people imagine they know what’s on the other side. “Without the social contract…tyranny! Without separation of Church and state…religious warfare! Without feminism…rape! Without capitalism…communism! Without cosmopolitanism…Nazis! So love your chains, and repeat the slogans like a good boy.” You know how it goes. You heard it, and you remember how it kept you bound for a long time after you realized that you didn’t particularly like what they were pushing…It is not true that conservatism or reaction needs to postulate any kind of ideal time in the past, but the Enlightened must commit themselves to the belief that the past was an utter horror.

And continues:

However, those blinded by the Enlightenment have no idea what is on the other side. How could they, with such a narrow, unimaginative, and parochial worldview? In fact, the world of alternatives is vast, so vast that anyone beginning to step outside Enlightenment strictures should be warned that the greatest intellectual challenge is still ahead…

Julie Chen: Eliminated

I wrote about Julie Chen back in 2012 describing the way she got into the high echelons of t.v. programming.

- The Chinese Women/White Men Coupling Epidemic

Several high profile white men have taken up Asian wives. They often divorce their first, white wives, to marry the Asian women. Media Mogul Rupert Murdoch, CBS Chairman Les Moonves, and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg have Asian wives. Murdoch and Les Moonves both divorced their first, white, wives before marrying their second, Asian, wives, although both had affairs with the Asian women while still married to their first wives. Mark Zuckerberg skipped the white wife period, since marrying an Asian woman is no longer a social anomaly, but it will be interesting to see how his marriage fares with his Westernized and Western-born Chinese-American wife. (2012)

- Julie Chen's Anti-White Woman, Multi-Culti Talk Show - With Attitude

...Julie Chen's failing show The Talk has a panel without a straight, white, American woman. The straight, white, American women she has (or had) on her show have some Jewish ancestry. Leah Remini is half Jewish from her mother's side and both parents of Marissa Winokur are Jewish. (2012)

Fast forward to 2018 and there still is no white woman with gravitas on "'The Talk."

Instead there is Sharon Osbourne whose claim to fame is her "heavy metal rocker" husband who bites off bats' heads in his concerts. And Osbourne is NOT an American white woman but sits there with her grating lower class English accent, which American white women cannot relate to. Osbourne is also half Jewish.

And Sara Gilbert, a lesbian "married" with three children (IV and other conception and birth methods), who is Jewish (on both sides).

Other members of this illustrious group are:

- Eve, a black hip-hop musician who is for her 2002 song “Let Me Blow Ya Mind, and who has acted in a t.v. production titled "xXx.”

- Sheryl Underwood, a black military woman and comedian, and "a lifelong Republican." However, she campaigned for Barack Obama's re-election in 2012. She also campaigned for Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election "because," she says "we have to protect the legacy of President Obama. Low voter turnout benefits Donald Trump and the Republicans. He can't win."

These personalities are deliberately chosen to undermine the white majority of America, amongst whom are found the racist, sexist, homophobic and all round evil people who voted for President Trump. But Trump is not their ally and in fact is closer to Underwood than she thinks, and who has been capitulating towards liberals (and Democrats) since his election.



In the above video, the "ladies" at The View, after which the badly worded "The Talk" (that's what you do with your 12-year old) was molded chime in and with some humor by Joy Behar.

Chen also hosts Big Brother which she started before she married Moonves. Big Brother is a creepy show where a group of strangers live in the same "house" for a period of time as they get eliminated over "challenges." There is Survivor (a far superior show) which challenges people in some wild and remote island. But in the same house as people with no way of going out unless you're eliminated? Well for half a million dollars...

My Future iTunes Playlist - What I Would Sing

Julia Florista

"Por mais que Portugal se modernize, Amália será sempre a alma portuguesa."

Out

@AGMengage Sep 12

Hooray for Fay + Fluffy! Excitement is building for their visit to AGM Tot Spot on Fri. Sept. 21! Thanks @insauga f/ spreading the word. #mississauga #mississaugaarts #community #storytelling #reading #storytime #communityarts #LGBTQ #agmfirstnewnext #dragqueenstorytime 😍🌈⚡️

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The nefarious Art Gallery of Mississauga is holding full-fisted to its "transgender" themed activities. Here are two that have been given the seat of honor at the "Tot Spot" storytelling program.

On Sunday (I believe this is significant, and I am getting subtle pointers these days showing me the spiritual significance of these episodes) at the Duke of York Boulevard (also significant, commemorating the British, Western heritage of Mississauga), just in front of the AGM (read below for more on this), I saw a tall "darkish" "person" (Indian - "East"?) wht grey-purple dyed hair styled in a short bob, with a long dark gray/black dress without much of a style (it looked khaki) and very flat ballet slippers (and the feet looked unusually small for the height hmmmm.....).

I found the whole get-up odd: partly the very tall height of the person; the very long masculine-looking hands (albeit skinny); the unattractive clothing (even contemporary legging-wearing overweight women attempt at some aesthetics: e.g. the leggings are from some trendy store); the stiffness of the person's walk (women walk with a bouncy gait even if they're tall and skinny); and the lack of communication between the person and "her" companion - an older woman who looked like she could have been the mother, and who seemed more to be more guiding "her" than walking with "her."

I walked around a bus stop to appear to be waiting for a bus, and stood before them to have a better look. I was right, this indeed was a "transgendered." "She" had a pained expression, perhaps due to illness. And was caked in makeup.

So now that the word is out that the AGM is a "gender friendly" "safe place," and also a multicultured h[e]aven for "transgendered of color," we will probably be seeing more of the Mississauga's so-inclined making their pilgrimage to the shrine. After all the AGM is now becoming a center for alternative religions, where Christianity is out (and maligned) and all others are in.

Out

@AGMengage Sep 12

Hooray for Fay + Fluffy! Excitement is building for their visit to AGM Tot Spot on Fri. Sept. 21! Thanks @insauga f/ spreading the word. #mississauga #mississaugaarts #community #storytelling #reading #storytime #communityarts #LGBTQ #agmfirstnewnext #dragqueenstorytime 😍🌈⚡️

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The nefarious Art Gallery of Mississauga is holding full-fisted to its "transgender" themed activities. Here are two that have been given the seat of honor at the "Tot Spot" storytelling program.

Yesterday at the Duke of York Boulevard, just in front of the AGM, I saw a tall "darkish" "person" in a long greyish dress and black pumps, with hair dyed purple/grey and styled in a short bob. Something struck me as odd, partly the height of the person, the very long masculine-looking hands (albeit pretty skinny), the stiffness of the person's walk (women walk with a more bouncy gait even if they're tall and skinny) and the lack of communication between the person and "her" companion - an older woman who looked like she could have been a the mother, and who seemed more to be more guiding "her" than walking with "her."

I walked around a bus stop to appear to be waiting for a bus, and stood before them to have a better look. I was right, this indeed was a "transgendered."

So now that the word is out that the AGM is a "gender friendly" "place," and we will probably be seeing more of the Mississauga's so-inclined population making its pilgrimage to the shrine. After all the AGM is now becoming a center for alternative religions, where Christianity is out (and maligned) and all others are on.

Exodus

I have been a stranger in a strange land.
Exodus, 2. 22

From a post on June 2018

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This is an email I sent to a correspondent:

My cousin...was here the other day with her children as well as her brother and his wife.

It is interesting. She stopped her memoir as she entered Canada. I was right about her reticence to write about her Canadian "experience."

[...]

She told me she is [now] writing a "fiction.

[...]

She brought up "identity" as part of her concern in her book...

I told her that "identity" in Canada was always going to be an issue for her (and people like her, although I didn't say that).

"Ethiopia is going through some kind of renaissance. Why don't you and your family figure out a way to return? To go 'back home?' You came here through the most difficult way possible (they crossed deserts and countries before reaching Djibouti and finally coming to Canada as "refugees.")

Don't worry about culture and language. Both, especially for Ethiopians who live the culture daily, are easy to regain. Your children (they don't speak Amharic but understand it) will easily pick it up.

A country is a big thing. Everyone needs one."

She (and her brother) were listening to me intently.

I am glad I attended the dinner. I was curious to see what she would do after her "memoir."

[...]

I also said that in general that people like my father, important people ("big people" in the Amharic literal translation) could set an example and make the exodus back home. My parents have bought two houses from the inheritance house (which they sold at a fantastic price to high-rise developers) in Addis Ababa. They go back now every few months. They have invited me again in November [Note: I wrote this a year ago but it still stands for a November "invitation"] but I have declined the invitation.

They could set an example for all these destitute, culturally bereft Ethiopians by returning (to Ethiopia). A courageous exodus.

Ethiopia is undergoing a "renaissance," I told them at the dinner. "After famines, revolutions, communist governments, ethnic wars, it still stands. Ethiopia, and Ethiopians and specially the Amhara, are resilient. It has withstood incursions and invasions through the centuries. The Amhara are still Amhara. Ethiopia is still Ethiopia. You could be part of this renaissance."

My father was quiet but I could see that he was stunned. He didn't expect me to say these things openly, although he knows my views.

I didn't plan this either. It was as though I HAD to do this. And I'm glad I followed this direction.

My cousins left without rancor or ill-feelings. I have told the truth, and they know it.

Interestingly, the last part I said, "Ethiopia, and Ethiopians and specially the Amhara, is resilient," is almost a direct quote from what her father said to them as they started their journey across the desert, which she discusses in her interview with the CBC. I hadn't listened to this part of the interview until today.

She says about her father (my father's now deceased brother):

He grew up hearing about Ethiopians defeating a common enemy and keeping Ethiopia independent for centuries. Ethiopians were very proud people then and I'm sure they still are. So he has that in him. This desert wasn't going to defeat him. He's done it. His ancestors have done it before. And that kept us very strong, because he was 100 per cent sure we would make it.

I am simply telling her to make that journey in reverse, so much easier now that they have so much more than those clothes on their backs when they crossed that desert.

Then they can be Ethiopians once again.

MultiCulti in all its Glory

The main purpose of multiculturalism is not to give "all" cultures equal voice and presence, but to dismantle and destroy the Christian Western culture that has been the mainstay of Canada for centuries. These brief decades are but a glitch in that legacy.

It is not easy to dismantle such a long legacy. One way, and one highly successful method, has been to discredit the religious premises of this Western civilization. Destroy Christianity and you come quite a way to discrediting the culture.

So here we have a Hindu woman who stands next to "transgender" eunuchs posing as women. I've written here about the Hindu religion and it's " flu/idty" about gender and sexualty. Of course ordinary Hindu families do not pursue homosexuality and "transgenderism" since their family histories and futures would be affected - there

But in "art and generalized religion (with their gods and goddesses) it is accepted.

The above photo is fluffy and ..., the transgendered entertainers who read stories to young children, about whom I have posted here, with Sharadwar Eswar, the Art Gallery of Mississauga's Community Activator.



LGBT themes in Hindu Epics involve Hindu deities or heroes whose attributes or behavior can be interpreted as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT), or as having elements of gender variance and non-heterosexual sexuality. Traditional Hindu literary sources do not speak of homosexuality directly,[1] but changes of sex, homoerotic encounters, and intersex or third gender characters are often found both in traditional religious narratives such as the Vedas, Mahabharata, Ramayana and Puranas as well as in regional folklore.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_themes_in_Hindu_mythology

Try rephrasing the above thus:
LGBT themes in Christian Epics involve Christian prophets or heroes whose attributes or behavior can be interpreted as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT), or as having elements of gender variance and non-heterosexual sexuality. Traditional Christian literary sources do not speak of homosexuality directly,[1] but changes of sex, homoerotic encounters, and intersex or third gender characters are often found both in traditional religious narratives...as well as in regional folklore.


"Hidu mythology accepts homosesualty why can't you?" asks us this writer. "The true meaning of enlightenment is to go beyond all things worldly and accept the infinite possibilities that the universe throws up."
https://www.dailyo.in/politics/why-all-good-indians-must-embrace-their-homosexual-heritage/story/1/4704.html

Sino Imperialism: Take-Over through Fake Indebtedness

Comments on the video:

Uriel Zaldivar:
The new jews

Mwidini Njuguna:
Soon African countries will be forced to adapt to communism due to failure of servicing Chinese debts.

Mengele Ugulumo
..."there is no free lunch, in fact there's no lunch at all" hehee!

Junaid Anwar
Don’t worry, the whole world soon will be subservient to China falling into their debt trap

Democracy Destroys

From Our Borders, Our Selves: America in the Age of Multiculturalism, by Lawrence Auster (forthcoming from VDare Books):
(Via: The Thinking Housewife)

What must be understood and resisted is the Secular‑Democratic Consciousness in all its forms, whether they be called leftist, liberal, conservative, or even Christian. Whatever its particular ideological object, the Secular‑Democratic Consciousness believes not in God but in man and the perfectibility of human values.

In pursuit of that perfection, it reduces the whole of reality with its hierarchy of spiritual and temporal goods to one part of that reality, and treats that one part as the whole, while seeking to eliminate whatever stands in its way. The various secular “gods” resulting from this ideological operation go by many names — global democracy, humanity, unlimited personal freedom, economic equality, racial equality, gender equality, compassion, sexual liberation, economic growth, population control, immigration, race blindness, racial diversity, racial amalgamation. America itself is regarded as possessing godlike qualities, as we see in the idea of America as a “redeemer nation” or “universal nation.”

To the Secular‑Democratic Consciousness, America is not a nation under God, America (or rather the ideology they call “America”) is God. The core of the Secular‑Democratic Consciousness in all its forms is the deformation of the Christian religion into the Religion of Man.

But that is only the beginning of the disaster. With the advent of multiculturalism and anti‑racism, the Religion of Man has been further perverted into the Religion of Other Men and hatred of ourselves. The secularization of the Christian West has thus ultimately led to radical alienation and race suicide.

Therefore, while there may be other, non‑Christian ways of rebuilding a normal sense of peoplehood and racial identity among whites, I believe that the only way it can happen in the context of Western civilization is through the rediscovery of the classical and Christian understanding that we Westerners have lost.

It is this consciousness — the active force in Western civilization from the ancient Greeks through the Middle Ages to the American Founding — which sees reality whole. Seeing reality whole, it places all values, spiritual and secular, in their natural rank and order, accepting and negotiating the unavoidable tensions between them, rather than trying to escape the tension by making human values into gods. At bottom, this consciousness of wholeness can only arise from love of God and truth. It is through communion with God, and through living in a society consecrated to God, that we as individuals and as a society properly order ourselves, not only toward the perfect good of heaven, but toward the partial but indispensable goods of this temporal life, including the goods of family, nation, and race. It is only a godly people, living day by day in love of God, who can truly love existence as such and who are therefore able to preserve their particular existence as a people under God, while also recognizing the respective rights of other peoples.

A Few, Brave, Writers

It's incredible that as far back as 2006 when we were still in the middle of the 9/11 "event," that I never once mention "Muslim Terrorists" in the article In Memoriam which I wrote on September 11 (2006), and reposted this September 11. At that time, I had a simultaneous blog which I titled Our Changing Landscape and which I dedicated almost entirely to the "Islamic" changes in our communities: our architecture, our food, and even our language. Of course this infiltration never materialized and 9/11 became something quite different (or perhaps predictable).

Here on the 9/11 "commemoration" are a few, brave, writers:

James Perloff
Kevn Michael Grace
Laura Wood at The Thinking Housewife
Brother Nathanael at Real Jew News
Henry Makow
Paul Craig Roberts