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  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 …

  Where promiscuity and sexual selfishness becomes socially acceptable, it is increasingly hard to form any type of faithful marriage and family nucleus based on a partnership of trust, fidelity, loyalty, and patience. Western hedonism and its focus on selfish pleasure as the goal of life, demonstrates its greatest flaw in its failure to recognize that compassion for others is …

  The English philosopher and conservative, Edmund Burke (1729-1797) was one of Great Britain’s most important politicians and philosophers. He is definitively worth revisiting in an age where the West attempts to recover from Marxist deconstruction and embrace reconstruction. Burke is described by many as the founder of modern conservatism and spent much of his life explaining why it is …

  In the increasingly hedonist West, individuals are encouraged to act according to their feelings. If it “feels good,” do it as the pursuit of pleasure is the main goal of life. But why do we instantly accept the notion that morally borderless societies automatically are the best? Why do we assume that self-discipline is bad for an individual? Liberal …

  Marxism with its cancel culture and social upheaval is now engulfing America, applying its rigorous hatred towards traditional values, tearing down the pillars of stability. The idea, as presented in Karl Marx’ and Friedrich Engels’ work The Communist Manifesto, is that the only solution to injustice between the classes is to instigate bloody revolutions and terror upon the population. …

  When the French Revolution swept across France in 1789, after the French had supported American independence from Britain, the early socialism took form. Under the guise of “helping the people,” violent mobs and trained agitators flooded the streets and caused havoc. Clashes erupted, the aristocracy fled, their properties confiscated, thousands of priests killed, and anarchy was established in France. …

  Capitalism is an economic system in which individuals reap the fruits of their own labor, and where freedom and competition drive society forward. is a world where effort and innovation are rewarded, and where each individual has the opportunity to shape his or her own destiny based on the degree of their own initiative. Capitalism makes it practically possible …

  Pope John Paul II once said that the problem with the current type of Western Capitalism is that it is wrenched off from its original moral foundation. Selfishness has become a virtue and the path to success. There is little regard for the traditional focus on duties and responsibilities. Yet, if “Capitalism” becomes equivalent to the individual’s right to …

  There is ongoing debate about whether Marx was literally a Satanist, but it is suggested that he embodied or espoused a Mephistophelean ethos—one associated with rebellion, destruction, and negation. Marx reportedly favored the line attributed to Mephistopheles: “Everything that exists deserves to perish.” This quote encapsulates a destructive worldview that aligns with Marx’s revolutionary ideology aimed at overthrowing existing …

  Two vastly different economic and political systems are now clashing in the West: globalism with its multinational elites, global banks largely headquartered in Europe and the US; and nationalism, embodied by the American system under President Trump, aiming for national sovereignty, traditional values and self-governance. This struggle is a centuries-old contest. The world’s economic elites have long pushed for …