Crutchfield

calbert at tiac.net calbert at tiac.net
Wed Jun 13 14:02:53 CDT 2001


you're on a tear, pal......now check out the two stages of caesarism 
and contrast it with Crutchfield and Blicero in africa......

love,
cfa

> 
> >From: calbert at tiac.net
> >I'm tellin ya, you're gonna wind up with Spengler and
> >"ceasarism".....
> 
> And even better:
> 
> http://www.pagesz.net/~stevek/europe/spengler.html
> 
> The Celtic-German "race" has the strongest will-power the world has
> ever seen. But this "I will", "I will!" -- which fills the Faustian
> soul to the brim, makes up the ultimate meaning of its existence and
> prevails in every expression of Faustian culture in thought and deed,
> in creative act and demeanor -- awakens consciousness of the total
> isolation of the Self in infinite space. Will and loneliness are at
> bottom the same. . . .
> 
> If anything in the world is individualism, it is this defiance of the
> individual towards the whole world, his knowledge of his own
> indestructible will, the pleasure he takes in irreversible decisions,
> and the love of fate even in the moment when he goes under because of
> them. To submit out of free will is Prussian. The value of the
> sacrifice lies in its difficulty. He who has no Self to sacrifice
> should not talk of loyalty. . . . Genuine -- genuinely Prussian --
> loyalty is what the world needs most in this age of catastrophes. One
> can only rely on something which stands firm. This insight is the mark
> of the true leader. He who comes from the masses understands all too
> well that no loyal following is to be expected from the masses,
> majorities, parties. . . . He who is born to lead can use them, but he
> despises them. He conducts the bitterest battle not against the enemy,
> but against the swarm of his all too devoted friends. . . .
> 
> It is high time that the "white" world, and first and foremost
> Germany, became mindful of such facts. For behind the world wars and
> the as yet incomplete proletarian world revolution there looms the
> greatest of all dangers, the black danger, and everything the white
> peoples still have to offer worthy of the name "race" will be
> necessary to combat it. Above all it must be remembered that Germany
> is not the island which political ideologues think it is, treating it
> as no more than an object with which to realize their programmes. It
> is just a tiny spot in a vast world in ferment, albeit in a crucial
> position within this world. It alone has the Prussian spirit working
> within it as a living reality. Endowed with this treasure which
> enables it to be a role model of existence, Germany can be the
> educator of the "white world," perhaps even its savior. . . .
> 
> The coming phase of history will henceforth be lived out far above
> economic crises and the ideals of domestic politics. Elemental forces
> of life are now entering the fray where the stakes are all or nothing.
> The prototypes of Caesarism will soon become more clearly defined,
> more conscious, more brazen. The masks surviving from the
> parliamentary age of transition will fall away entirely. All attempts
> to determine the shape of the future within political parties will be
> quickly forgotten. The fascist formations of these decades will turn
> into new ones as yet unpredictable, and even nationalism as we know it
> will disappear. Everywhere, not just in Germany, the only formative
> power left is the warlike "Prussian" spirit. Destiny, once confined
> within imposing institutions and weighty traditions, will make history
> through amorphous and unique expressions of force. The legions of
> Caesar are reawakening.
> 
> Here, perhaps even in this century, the final decisions are waiting
> for the man to take them. In front of him the petty goals and concepts
> of today's politics count as nothing. Whoever holds the sword which
> wrests victory now will be lord of the world. There lies the dice of
> this monstrous game. Who dares to cast them?
> 
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