Elon Musk recently suggested the reading of the 1944 book by Friedrich Hayek, The Road to Serfdom. Hayek was one of the 1900s most influential economists. His ground breaking work lay the foundation for a deeper philosophical and economic understanding of the dystopian nature of socialism. The book describes why it is so important to understand the totalitarian traits …
Read More »Brutally Ruthless Marxism: A study of Karl Marx, founder of Communism and Socialism
Karl Marx (1818-1883) prescribed bloody revolution and the total destruction of modern society as the path to a better future. Brutally Ruthless Marxism: A study of Karl Marx: Only after society as we know it was destroyed, a utopian, godless classless society would descend upon the earth in a system where traditional morality and code of honor was abolished. …
Read More »Christian Values formed Western Civilization: Equality, individualism, empathy, human dignity
It is Easter and we celebrate the ground-breaking philosophy of Jesus Christ. In a revolutionary manner, his teachings brought a fundamental new view of the value of human life, which later led to the Western principle of human rights. Jesus also advocated strongly for equality regardless of race, creed and gender – demonstrating throughout his life an attitude of …
Read More »The Meaning of Easter: The Global Message of Love
The life and legacy of Jesus Christ is central to the Christian Easter celebrations of God’s love for humankind. The world over, billions of followers gather to commemorate the global message that the spiritual world joined the material realm as God gave his grace to the fallen and thoroughly corrupted human race. The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ …
Read More »The Easter Message of Jesus Christ: The symbol of a New Beginning
It is Easter. We celebrate the Easter message of Jesus Christ as he was willing to suffer an excruciating death in order to give his life for the redemption of human kind. Those who attempt to follow Christ, are to take up their cross and follow his example in love for humanity, writes Hanne Nabintu Herland for World Net …
Read More »General William Booth, the Salvation Army and its Social Revolution
At the height of the British Empire, with its unparalleled wealth and international influence, the founder of the Salvation Army, General William Booth, wrote In darkest England and the way out (1890). General William Booth: At this time, the interiors of Africa were being penetrated by Western explorers, among them Henry Morton Stanley, who just returned from the Congo …
Read More »Trump Liberation Day Revolution: The End of Globalist Injustice
President Donald Trump’s radical tariff plan – a masterpiece in deal making – marks the end of the ongoing globalist injustice that has enriched low-cost countries such as China and their Western billionaire partners at the expense of the Western worker. The Western globalist billionaire class rose to power precisely by partnering with China. The working class has been …
Read More »How the neo-Marxist New Left destabilized the West, tearing down the values that created stability
The West changed completely in the 1960s. The neo-Marxist student revolution implemented a full front attack on all traditional values and slowly broke down the very fabric of Western unity and stability. This may not have been the intent of the naïve youngsters who were thrilled at the prospect of free sex and drugs. They probably somehow believed in the …
Read More »Trump tariff revolution: The existing international tariff system discriminates against the West favoring Global South
US President Donald Trump’s much-publicized tariff plan involves ending the socialist tariff system in which the US has been charged much higher tariffs than so-called economically disadvantaged nations that were poor in the past. The existing international tariff system is based on inequality, discriminating against Western nations and favoring the Global South, resulting in the United States being charged …
Read More »Economic Ethics: Trust as ethical principle defines the difference between constructive and self-destructive Capitalism
A study of requirements for the optimal functioning of Capitalism quickly uncovers the need for a strong focus on trust. This applies to economics on the micro level as well as the macro perspective. Trust is one of the ethical principles that make the difference between constructive and self-destructive operation in profit-driven financial businesses. In cultures where social development …
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