Jac sees Globalism and Wokeness as alien to Western culture, but is this true? The Russian philosopher Dugin sees Fascism, Bolshevism and Liberalism as three Western isms that fought out the twentieth century leaving Liberalism as the victor, which now seeks to impose its values on other civilisations – Orthodoxy, Islamic societies, China (the CPC owing far more to Confucianism than Lenin) India etc.
Further Dugin sees Wokeism as the logical outcome of Liberalism, which places the individual above the wider community. If the individual can choose or reject their religion, nation, sexuality then why not their gender or ultimately their very humanity (transhumanism). Just like Fascism and Bolshevism Liberalism will use the organs of the state to impose its world view. This is what is happening to the West and which it seeks to impose on societies which hold to different paths of modernity – the multipolar world.
While Jac sees Wokeism as a Bolshevik imposition, isn’t it part and parcel of the nihilism inherent in Liberalism, the rejection of traditional values – the family, the nation and community?
Where does this leave Wales, as part of a West hurrying to throw everything on the bonfire? I don’t know, localism or perhaps Saunders Lewis was ahead of his time with his ideas of perchentyaeth and a revised Catholicism. White nationalism certainly doesn’t fit the bill.
Far be it from me to disagree with Dugin, but the way I see it is that we are talking about discreet but linked forces at work here.
Wokeism I recall describing as a form of anarcho-nihilism, and it could also be seen as cultural Marxism. Whereas the would-be Rulers of the World could obviously be seen as liberalism taken to its illogical conclusion.
From my observations the latter is using the former to soften up society and make the Globalist takeover that much easier. With few among the Wokies understanding – or even caring – how they’re being used. Bringing down an evil, corrupt, racist, misogynistic, Islamophobic, planet-destroying West is an end in itself. They don’t care what succeeds it. Many of them believe that anything would be an improvement.
MR DAVID HASKELL
31/12/2023 14:57
Utter Chaos – the writings on the wall
They say every cloud has a silver lining and thus Storm Gerrit must be the ‘writing on the wall’ for weather dependent offshore wind generation disciples. Indeed, supporters such as Dr Jonathan F Dean, Director of the charity Campaign for the Protection of Rural Wales (CPRW) and who champions large scale offshore wind generation, must surely be reassessing their position in the light of over 30,000 having lost power in Ceredigion, Wales – many others across the UK also lost power. In Ayrshire the blades were torn off a wind generator, which then burst into flames in high winds – as my wife (daughter of a Welsh sea captain) and any mariner will tell Dr Dean and CPRW, worst things happen at sea.
Where we live in Ceredigion we not only lost our mains electricity for a while, but at breakfast time there were no digital (DAB) radio services, although FM was still available.
It takes little imagination to recognise the utter chaos that would result if the UK was predominantly reliant on weather dependent electricity generation, and the horrors that would be inflicted on our modern society. Additionally, large scale wind generation will require more pylons, which will make the electricity network much more susceptible to solar storms such as the 1989 Quebec power outage.
For the foreseeable future we should be employing the relatively cheap, quick to build gas-fired and efficient power stations of the CCGT type, complimented with hydro and tidal schemes. There should be a 10 year plan for electricity from orbit to complement existing television from space – of course fusion being the holy grail of power generation. Let us hope Dr Dean and CPRW see sense in 2024, and may I wish readers a Happy New YEAR.
Wynne
24/12/2023 15:35
Thanks for all your excellent blog posts in 2023 Jac. Have a well-earned break over the Christmas period. Look forward to future articles in 2024.
Thank you, Wynne. Will re-charge my batteries ready for 2024. Which could be interesting. There may well be a UK general election, there’s definitely a European election in June, and in November there’s the US presidential and other elections.
With Labour and Conservative both signed up to the NWO it will be interesting to see if Mr Farage and his mates can get organised. There’s a definite swing against the EU (certainly against the Commission), so there may be some interesting results. And if Trump is still ahead in the polls in the summer thaen it’ll be interesting to see how far the deep state is prepared to go to stop him.
Jac sees Globalism and Wokeness as alien to Western culture, but is this true? The Russian philosopher Dugin sees Fascism, Bolshevism and Liberalism as three Western isms that fought out the twentieth century leaving Liberalism as the victor, which now seeks to impose its values on other civilisations – Orthodoxy, Islamic societies, China (the CPC owing far more to Confucianism than Lenin) India etc.
Further Dugin sees Wokeism as the logical outcome of Liberalism, which places the individual above the wider community. If the individual can choose or reject their religion, nation, sexuality then why not their gender or ultimately their very humanity (transhumanism). Just like Fascism and Bolshevism Liberalism will use the organs of the state to impose its world view. This is what is happening to the West and which it seeks to impose on societies which hold to different paths of modernity – the multipolar world.
While Jac sees Wokeism as a Bolshevik imposition, isn’t it part and parcel of the nihilism inherent in Liberalism, the rejection of traditional values – the family, the nation and community?
Where does this leave Wales, as part of a West hurrying to throw everything on the bonfire? I don’t know, localism or perhaps Saunders Lewis was ahead of his time with his ideas of perchentyaeth and a revised Catholicism. White nationalism certainly doesn’t fit the bill.
Far be it from me to disagree with Dugin, but the way I see it is that we are talking about discreet but linked forces at work here.
Wokeism I recall describing as a form of anarcho-nihilism, and it could also be seen as cultural Marxism. Whereas the would-be Rulers of the World could obviously be seen as liberalism taken to its illogical conclusion.
From my observations the latter is using the former to soften up society and make the Globalist takeover that much easier. With few among the Wokies understanding – or even caring – how they’re being used. Bringing down an evil, corrupt, racist, misogynistic, Islamophobic, planet-destroying West is an end in itself. They don’t care what succeeds it. Many of them believe that anything would be an improvement.
Utter Chaos – the writings on the wall
They say every cloud has a silver lining and thus Storm Gerrit must be the ‘writing on the wall’ for weather dependent offshore wind generation disciples. Indeed, supporters such as Dr Jonathan F Dean, Director of the charity Campaign for the Protection of Rural Wales (CPRW) and who champions large scale offshore wind generation, must surely be reassessing their position in the light of over 30,000 having lost power in Ceredigion, Wales – many others across the UK also lost power. In Ayrshire the blades were torn off a wind generator, which then burst into flames in high winds – as my wife (daughter of a Welsh sea captain) and any mariner will tell Dr Dean and CPRW, worst things happen at sea.
Where we live in Ceredigion we not only lost our mains electricity for a while, but at breakfast time there were no digital (DAB) radio services, although FM was still available.
It takes little imagination to recognise the utter chaos that would result if the UK was predominantly reliant on weather dependent electricity generation, and the horrors that would be inflicted on our modern society. Additionally, large scale wind generation will require more pylons, which will make the electricity network much more susceptible to solar storms such as the 1989 Quebec power outage.
For the foreseeable future we should be employing the relatively cheap, quick to build gas-fired and efficient power stations of the CCGT type, complimented with hydro and tidal schemes. There should be a 10 year plan for electricity from orbit to complement existing television from space – of course fusion being the holy grail of power generation. Let us hope Dr Dean and CPRW see sense in 2024, and may I wish readers a Happy New YEAR.
Thanks for all your excellent blog posts in 2023 Jac. Have a well-earned break over the Christmas period. Look forward to future articles in 2024.
Nadolig Llawen a Blwyddyn Newydd Dda.
Thank you, Wynne. Will re-charge my batteries ready for 2024. Which could be interesting. There may well be a UK general election, there’s definitely a European election in June, and in November there’s the US presidential and other elections.
With Labour and Conservative both signed up to the NWO it will be interesting to see if Mr Farage and his mates can get organised. There’s a definite swing against the EU (certainly against the Commission), so there may be some interesting results. And if Trump is still ahead in the polls in the summer thaen it’ll be interesting to see how far the deep state is prepared to go to stop him.