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“Globalism Etiology and Symptomology” argues that democracy and the need for political parties to win elections drives democratic states toward expanding benefits, increasing government power, and ultimately promoting globalist policies. It suggests that the legal system institutionalizes these practices, and that individuals who rely on the state to address perceived societal problems accelerate...

“The Law And God” argues that reliance on law over moral conscience leads society away from personal accountability and true civility. It critiques the tendency to use laws to control others instead of self-correction, warning that this fosters manipulation, moral decay, and parasitic behaviour. The text asserts that true citizenship and civil society require individuals to achieve self-reliance a...

“The Law Without God Is An Ass” follows from the fact that without god the law has no objectivity. The law therefore justifies the existence of the lawmaker by demonstrating that without the lawmaker we would have no law. However, there is no justification for the law other than that it justifies the lawmaker. The law is an absurdity because it ultimately makes a fool of the justice system. It mus...

“Dissecting A Revolution” critiques conventional political systems and revolutions as inherently parasitic, arguing that they merely replace one set of elites with another without meaningful structural change. It proposes a non-parasitic alternative in the form of democratic cooperatives, where value creators gain power through ownership and market mechanisms. By organizing communities and the mea...

Democracy comes in various flavors. The one form that is considered to be unworkable is the raw form of democracy, or what is called Direct Democracy, but even Direct Democracy is democracy inserted in an undemocratic system. To have democracy there must be sovereignty. Giving slave the right to vote and imposing conditions and limitations on what the vote pertains to, is not the spirit of democra...

We all are on the same page when it comes to linking actions with environment. No one is permitted to show pornographic materials to young people or shoot off their guns in urban areas. But we seem reluctant to use the same kind of thinking when it concerns speech. Most of us accept we cannot yell “fire” in a theatre but then why do we think it is ok to yell racial slurs or incendiary remarks abou...

Have you wondered about the hatred that so many on the left feels for Christians, White males, conservatives and Europe in general? There is a reason. Europe and its daughter states are mortal enemies with the East and those incompatible with the culture of the West. In this essay we distill what Europe is down into a single fundamental element and contrast this to the single factor that delineate...

Its all about choice. Life is choice. We either have and give choice, or we consume choice and leave nothing behind.

There are ten problems in Christianity, created by Christians adhering to the ideology of this fallen world. These conundrums are created by adhering to the mores of the world of the flesh, because too many Christians cannot embrace the revolution that is necessitated to undergo the process of rebirth. The repentance and baptism is but symbolic of an event that never happens. True repentance is th...

“Apriorian Mutualism” explores alternative systems for allocating resources beyond private and public ownership, proposing a model where assets are distributed according to the greatest community need and overall benefit. It suggests that value is generated by work, with equity credits serving as currency, and emphasizes that no individual has exclusive rights over nature—rather, everyone shares t...

Ecumenicism is not just about rectifying church doctrines. It certainly is not about getting thousands of local churches to fall in line behind a particular church’s doctrine. Ecumenicalism is about building the church through accretion, but in a way that is not just measurable, but scientifically verifiable. The church is not a political entity composed of members nor a subjective coming together...

“Why Do We Fight Wars” argues that violence is seen as an effective strategy by those who seek unearned gain. Condemning war without offering an alternative response to ‘bully’ nations, only reinforces its appeal. Our fear of war reflects on the Wests moral decline, a decline that started when we failed to demand justice from Germany after the Second World War. Evil has the form of individuals who...

Deflation is natural because it is a consequence of people becoming more skilled and able and also because technology is being adapted to the process of production. Inflation indicates something is going wrong and suggests the economy is structured badly allowing more wealth to be removed from the economy than the producers who make the goods and services, are producing. That is a sure sign the ec...

The world is wrong because the world is flesh and driven by the desires of the flesh, which causes those so driven to cheat and make deals with the devil, so desperate are they to obtain what they deem of great worth.

We cannot avoid war, the only thing we can do is avoid fighting for the wrong side and the wrong cause. This world is legalistic. So long as we are in this world, we and it, will remain legalistic. Carving out a private area of faith is naïve. In the world of the flesh, we remain under the wrong master. The Father of Lies is the Father of the law. Living in the flesh means we serve Christ with lip...

A community is more than a group of houses and adding people does not help. A community has a lot of things in common with a church, if we understand a church is not a building nor simply the people in the pews. A church, and a community, exists to provide peace to its inhabitants and therefore, the community is a mechanism in which a group of persons work together to find peace. This requires fai...

The document titled "The Pacifist Crusade" discusses what it will take to eliminate profanity (in the Christian sense) and achieve godly perfection. It emphasizes the power of God and the call for Christians to strive for perfection, highlighting the importance of equality and accountability within the church. The document also explores the concept of equality, contrasting legal equality...

We must have peace because peace is the sign that we have not created unaccounted for costs. Peace is produced by eliminating the profane. When we have all become equal and no longer make claims against that which we did not earn, through work, then we will have peace. There is no peace without justice.

This essay “The Five Systemic Profanities” postulates five distinct factors that make up our reality. The essay makes the claim that the current political and economic system traps citizens into supporting some level of exploitation, as non-parasitic parties and solutions are not permitted within the system. Ultimately, the author argues that only by eliminating what is called the "Five Syste...

“What Inequality Does” critiques the idea of promoting diversity and equality as ultimate societal values. It argues that when diversity is pursued for its own sake, without consideration for moral or practical distinctions, it can undermine social cohesion and economic progress. The author distinguishes between inherent, beneficial diversity (linked to specialization) and diversity celebrated for...

The Right is not a special case. Conservatives do not have some special moral virtue that the left lacks. They are different and, in some cases, they can be considered mirror images, but that does not mean the right has inherent virtue. The right and the left are evil in different ways. The right is at war with the left and the left at war with the right, because neither can convince the other. Th...

We can have equality of economic development, but not both. No society can develop while retaining equality throughout its culture. Equality requires we ignore every possible cause of differentiation. The culture must postulate that there is nothing that justifies one person being different from another. Society must decide no ability, or capacity or desire justifies the person becoming different...

Do you wonder why some nations progressed while others do not? Have you watched as developed nations continue to develop during war, even with bad leadership and large amounts of graft and corruption, while less developed nations are destroyed by what amounts to far less amounts of graft and corruption? There is a reason, and the explanation is simply enough to take the form of a mathematical equa...

“Which Way Church” explores the problem of evil in relation to the concept of a morally perfect God. It discusses the Epicurean Paradox, questioning why evil exists if God is good, and suggests that evil is not a created substance but a negation of God's morally perfect creation. The world of the spirit is not a negation of the real, physical world, spiritual reality is not supernatural, but a...

“Finding Babylon” argues that the state does not produce goods or provide services, but rather acts as a broker or intermediary that extracts wealth from those who create value—namely, workers and service providers—through taxation and regulation. The author draws a distinction between entities that directly provide services or products, such as businesses and professionals, and the government, wh...