Adolf Hitler and the National Socialists are the crazy relatives that
the mainstream left won't talk about. If there's one myth that I would
really like to bury it's the myth
that National Socialism is a right wing ideology and that the NSDAP and
those in the present day who seek to emulate them are right wing
parties.
Quote:
"We
are socialists, we are enemies of today's capitalistic economic system
for the exploitation of the economically weak, with its unfair salaries,
with its unseemly evaluation of a human being according to wealth and
property instead of responsibility and performance, and we are all
determined to destroy this system under all conditions." --Adolf Hitler
(Speech of May 1, 1927. Quoted by Toland, 1976, p. 306)
Someone on The Left could repeat the above statement word for word and no one in the usual leftist audience or the Mainstream Media would call them
out on it. The myth that National
Socialism is a right wing ideology basically originated in the the Kremlin and has continued to be repeated by those who are
embarrassed about their German ideological relatives. Seriously,
if The Left were seriously and openly called out on this they would
either have to drop their beliefs or bust their collective backsides to
rehabilitate Hitler and the NSDAP. Or they would just jump up and down and call us a bunch of liars.
To those who value power over all else no act is too depraved and no bodycount is too high.
Saturday, January 04, 2025
On History
Friday, January 03, 2025
Excuse For Tyranny
There's no such thing as a valid excuse.
This editorial was originally published in the Winter 1995 issue (Volume I, Number 3) of THE RESISTER.
This
editorial explains why I and a number of other rational citizens of the
American Republic will not quietly submit to the whims of the God-Kings foisted upon us by the mob of Depraved-Americans,
Corrupt-Americans, Stupid-Americans, Ignorant-Americans,
Deceased-Americans, and Imaginary-Americans.
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Democracy: The Politics of Tyranny
In a rational society founded of the moral principle of rights there can be no force or fraud in the relationship between sovereign individuals. When rights are properly exercised they take nothing from anyone, nor do they compel anyone to act in a manner detrimental to their own self-interest. Notice that the rational exercise of each right enumerated in the Bill of Rights to the Constitution by an individual takes nothing from, or compels, other individuals in their rational exercise of these rights.
Only individuals possess rights. Groups, being nothing more than a number of individuals can, in themselves, possess no rights other than those which are possessed and exercised individually by each member. Hence, a faction has no rights; nor does a gang, a mob, a tribe, a state or a nation. A group may hove interests but those interests do not assume the moral legitimacy of rights. To assert otherwise is to descend into abstract subjectivism, an evasion of reality, where a society is ruled by the-range-of-the-moment whims of its members, the majority gang of the moment, the current demagogue or dictator.
Government is force. No matter how benign or dictatorial, behind every law or regulation or act there is a gun. The authors of the United States Constitution were fully aware of this fact. They recognized that government in a rational society must derive its delegated powers by the consent of the governed and that these powers must be specifically defined by law--the Constitution; delimited by a law higher than government--the inalienable rights of man; and dispersed by permanent separation of powers. For these reasons they specifically and intentionally REJECTED democracy as a system of government. The system of government created by the Founding Fathers, men devoted to the primacy of the source of all rights, man's faculties (which means; reason), was the CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC.
Democracy is the antithesis of the natural rights of man. The philosophical premise of democracy is egalitarianism; not political egalitarianism which holds all men equal before the law (justice), but METAPHYSICAL egalitarianism, the belief that all men are equal in all things. This last construct is such an obvious falsehood that it can carry only one meaning: the hatred of reason. Democracy, by its very definition - rule by majority - is the notion that" might makes right." The exercise of democracy reduces men to mere numbers, and the faction or gang which gathers the greater number of men to its fleeting cause wields the government gun against the minority.
From this view of the subject, it may be concluded, that a pure Democracy, by which I mean a society, consisting of a small number of citizens, who assemble and administer the Government in person, can admit no cure for the mischiefs of faction. A common passion or interest will in almost every case, be felt by the majority of the whole; a communication and concert results from the form of government itself; and there is nothing to check the inducements to sacrifice the weaker party, or an obnoxious individual. Hence it is, that such Democracies have ever been spectacles of turbulence and contention; have ever been found incompatible with personal security, or the rights of property, and have in general been as short in their lives, as they have been violent in their deaths. Theoretic politicians, who have patronized this species of government, have erroneously supposed, that by reducing mankind to a perfect equality in their political rights, they would, at the same time, be perfectly equalized and assimilated in their possessions, their opinions, and their passions.
--Publius (James Madison), The Federalist X, 1787
Indeed, specific safeguards were designed into the Constitution to prevent the subversion of the constitutional republic and the natural rights of man by political party gang warfare and special interest factionalism inherent in a democracy: the Electoral College (Article II, Section 1) and the election of senators by State Legislatures (Article I, Section 3).
In the case of the former it was specifically intended that the head of the Executive branch of the federal government be elected by Electors chosen by each state legislature in equal proportion to its representation in Congress; NOT by popular vote. This ensured : "No faction or combination can bring about the election. It is probable, that the choice will always fall upon a man of experienced abilities and fidelity. In all human probability, no better method of election could have been devised." (James Iredell, North Carolina Ratification Cttee., 1788)
The latter provision ensured the logical effect of popular election of members to the House of Representatives (whim based legislation) was offset by representatives elected by state legislature to the Senate to guard against Executive and House encroachment on state sovereignty: "The election of one branch of the Federal, by the State Legislatures, secures an absolute dependence of the former on the latter. The biennial exclusion of one-third, will lesson the faculty of combination and may put a stop to intrigues." (James Madison, Virginia Ratification Cttee., June, 1788)
The United States has been descending into the sewer of democracy since the ratification of the 17th Amendment on May 31, 1913. Before every presidential election there are demands by special interest groups to void the Electoral College and resort to popular election of the President. This headlong rush into democracy is evident by the "value" placed on public opinion polls by politicians of both parties (a practice begun by the crypto-communist Franklin D. Roosevelt); as if the opinions and "feelings" of factions, gangs and tribes were a counterweight to the inalienable rights of a single rational man.
The irrationality of democracy was stated most eloquently by Auberon Herbert in his London address on March 9, 1880, before a meeting of the Vigilance Association for the Defense of Personal Rights, entitled; CHOICES BETWEEN FREEDOM AND PROTECTION: "How should it happen that the individual should be without rights, but the combination of individuals should possess unlimited rights?"
--Alexander Davidson
Thursday, January 02, 2025
Proposal
Perhaps it's time to start a new political party. Is a new political party possible?
The
answer is, I don’t know. The opponents of chattel slavery proceeded,
even with public opposition. We, as opponents of political power, have
to. We need to treat exercises of political power, such as censorship,
as crimes against Humanity. We need to treat bans on firearms and free
speech as the anti-Human acts that they actually are. Our political
elites have apparently forgotten the lesson taught by our original Civil
War that banning freedom doesn’t work. Our political elites tried to
ban the voluntary consumption of alcohol, it didn’t work. Our political
elites tried to ban the voluntary consumption of hard drugs, it doesn’t
work. Our political elites will try to ban the voluntary ownership of
firearms and freedom of speech, it will never work. Our politicians are
supposed to do a specific job and they aren't doing it. We have to
start a new political party to go around them. We don't have a choice.
Let's call our new party the Freedom Party.
Will the Freedom Party replace the Democratic Party?
I
don't think so. What's more likely is that the Freedom Party will
replace the Republican Party just like the Republicans replaced the
Whigs.
Wednesday, January 01, 2025
It's Happening Again
WHY DID THE NIGHTMARE OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY, WITH NEARLY TWO HUNDRED MILLION DEAD, HAPPEN?
Susan Huck (Ph.D) told me directly that monsters are never hiding under the bed, they’re right out in the open.
Why did The Holocaust happen?
The actual author of the Book of Genesis actually had a point: Evil often presents itself as Good.
The Third Reich is a lesson from history that we're ignoring. The
Holocaust wasn't a unique event. The Holocaust (and other horrors)
were the result of normal people acting normally. Why did a particular
horror happen? There's an answer but you may not like it. A horror
happened because the perpetrators believed they were good people with
their victims and opponents being evil. We've seen this before with
numerous horrors and it will happen again. What we're dealing with are
people who believe they're good people. We have to deal with them as
such no matter how horrible the things they actually do. Many of the
people who’re loudly proclaiming “never again” are going to do it
again. The National Socialists and Soviets believed themselves to be
good people, we're seeing the same phenomena with Anti-Fa. Anti-Fa
claims to be opposed to Fascism no matter what they actually do.
Anti-Fa does the things that Fascists actually do. Members of Anti-Fa
will believe the lies they're told regardless of the consequences.
Members of Anti-Fa claim to oppose Fascism, in fact they're what
Fascists are. Most members of Anti-Fa don't know that they're following
the dictators handbook. Most proponents of tyranny, such as members of
Anti-Fa (National Socialists, Soviet Communists, etc.) believe they're
good people and that their victims and opponents are evil. If a dogma requires the
commission of a vile act then that act WILL be committed. When someone
denies their own Humanity then they WILL commit crimes against
Humanity. It's very easy to predict what a self appointed opponent of
Fascism will say. Just take a mouth dropping of a National Socialist
and replace the word Jew with the word Fascist.
Those who don't
remember history are a highly sought after group of followers. We
identify The Holocaust as the horrible act it actually was. And we
should be horrified. But we're seeing The Holocaust from an objective
perspective. From the subjective perspective the perpetrators of The
Holocaust saw themselves (apart from some psychopaths) as being good
people doing good things with their victims and opponents as being
evil. We're seeing this again with the Marxists who make up the
membership of Anti-fa. They see themselves as being good and their
victims and opponents as being evil. I've said this before: Killing a Marxist isn't
an act of murder, it's an act of self defense. I have a warning for
members of Anti-fa, when you Brownshirt someone, don't be surprised that
you're treated as a Brownshirt. I've found through direct experience
that the opposition really believe they're the good guys. If a member
of Anti-fa wants to see a Totalitarian, all they have to do is look in a
mirror. Totalitarians are never hiding under the bed, they're in plain
view. For those who value power no act is too vile. Killing a member
of Anti-Fa isn't an act of murder, it's an act of self defense. Members
of Anti-fa should be engaged with aircraft like the AC-130 and A-10. A
Fascist isn't who the self styled opponents of the doctrine believe
they are. WE HAVE THE DUTY to see the self described antifascist as
they truly are a National Socialist piece of shit who should be hanged
from the neck until dead. And WE HAVE THE DUTY to identify the
Mainstream Media are a bunch of liars. Once a difference in opinion is
criminalized a civil war is inevitable.
Voltaire said it: Those who believe absurdities will commit atrocities.
I have a question for members of Anti-Fa and BLM: what part of "Never Again" didn't you understand?
Collectivists will behave as Collectivists. Totalitarians will behave as Totalitarians.
Why
don't we assassinate the false president Joe Biden and/or the false
vice president Kamala Harris? Because their assassinations won't solve
the problem. The actual problem is a culture that holds the rights of
individuals in contempt. The assassination of Biden and/or Harris won't
solve that problem.