Hellenist Dogma Pervades Education, an Example re History

January 31st, 2012

If you went to a good College or University you learned that Thucydides was the world’s “first historian” and that his masterwork, The Peloponnesian War was the first work of genuine history in the world, at least the Western world. Both claims are false. Moreover, both claims are advanced to bury Jewish history and, implicitly to denigrate Judaism. They are a form of the Hellenized (secular) polemics that still pervade Academia even in these postmodern times when it is fashionable to criticize American and the West, — but only in certain ways. Read the rest of this entry »

The Image Consumes Life

October 1st, 2011

In the End of Days imagery consumes life. In this triumph of the lie, impoverishment displaces wealth, folly displaces wisdom, desolation and sterility displace seed;  morbidity subverts vitality in all relations and institutions; subjugation arrives cloaked in the rhetoric of freedom and ‘democracy’ but sovereignty is lost; the fake peace of attrition wars and ‘peace conferences’ displace true peace and horror masquerades as grace. Royalty is depraved as multinational oligarchies create a global petrifact… Read the rest of this entry »

Prophetic Words

September 6th, 2011

Israel Eldad was learned both in the Western humanities and in Hebrew texts and tradition. He also was a central member of the underground forces that enabled Israel to approach independence in the mid-1940s and a writer who explained this process and how it was co-opted and fell short.

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The Era of Triumphant Fictions

August 7th, 2011

For months the oligarchies resident at the “United Nations,” its name a pretentious fig leaf for the great powers, have been preparing their target audience, the people of the world, for recognition of “Palestine” as home of the “Palestinian people.” This gives the lie to history. The triumph of the lie is a triumph of morbidity; evidence that society has become a ship of death. Read the rest of this entry »

What I Tried to Do

April 18th, 2011

Because “only plants with weak roots do not withstand wind and rain…we must dig deeper” to explain the nature and strength of Derekh Yehudi [the Jewish way of being] and its contrast to the West, the cultural hybrid that must displace Israel to hide its mixed nature and in-authenticity. Western identity is based on the Jewish alternative it appropriated, deformed and subsumed in its myth of an avatar. So a redeemer of Jewish culture and the Jewish State “must place our people’s roots deeper in their culture” and enrich them with understanding of the West. To save Israel and themselves, Jews must “deepen their roots in a complete world view” [1]. The same might be said for the West but its record of modern and postmodern ‘messiahs’ is a sad testament to its desire to rule the world and disguise its power lust with fantastic and sanctimonious fictions and glittering imagery. Conrad’s Kurtz was an antitype of of Lenin, Mussolini, Hitler, Mao and other lesser charismatic murderers with their local brands of purification… Read the rest of this entry »