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       Re: David Bowie Calls Out MTV For Not Featuring Black Artists
       By: christianbethel Date: June 16, 2022, 6:06 pm
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       I know you all hate 3D games, but Hideo Kojima made numerous
       references to David Bowie throughout the Metal Gear franchise:
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       Authentic Liberalism
       By: antihellenistic Date: May 21, 2023, 11:13 am
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       Liberalism and Democracy pave the way for "whites" to enforce
       their racial discrimination
       Read the sentences which given bold if you don't have time to
       read all the content
       [quote]Until then, most social thinkers in the Western tradition
       had considered diversity of the sort Powell contemplated not a
       condition of citizens' rights but rather an obstacle to them:
       "Free institutions are next to impossible in a country made up
       of different nationalities," wrote John Stuart Mill in his
       Considerations on Representative Government. Mill would have
       expected that the more loudly a country professed its commitment
       to diversity, the less tolerance it would have for actual
       dissent.
       Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 had permitted the
       federal government to withhold funding from school boards and
       other entities found to have discriminated. The Office for Civil
       Rights (OCR) in the Department of Health, Education and Welfare
       (later the Department of Education) had been tasked with
       deciding when such cutoffs were justified. But within a decade
       it had invented a new task for itself that was at some remove
       from the one the statutes had given it. The OCR was now writing
       detailed standards for racial balance that courts accepted as
       grounds for ordering injunctive relief. Those standards were
       called quotas in 1970 and diversity after 1990. What is more,
       the OCR model was "cloned" in one federal agency after another.
       Since repairing race relations was taken as an emergency, the
       safeguards that had been in place to prevent abuses in
       regulation writing-from traditions of "notice and comment" to
       newer applications of the Administrative Procedure Act-were
       never applied.
       That innovation caused civil rights law to work in a very
       different way from laws in the past. For instance, no law
       required busing to desegregate schools, and the 1964 Civil
       Rights Act seemed to forbid it. But after 1966, the Justice
       Department's OCR issued guidelines that set percentage targets
       for black student populations and opened the door busing.
       Federal courts treated these guidelines as if they were law
       itself, and called on lower courts to follow future guidelines,
       which could only embolden the OCR. So without the
       participation-or even the knowledge-of the broad , non-lawyerly
       public, progressive legal projects ricocheted from bureaucrats
       to judges and back, growing more ambitious and onerous with each
       bounce. A net of regulatory power soon constrained "the conduct
       of nearly every employer, school and unit of state and local
       government in the country," as the political scientist R. Shep
       Melnick put it.[/quote]
       Source :
       Photographed Christopher CaldWell's "The Age of Enlightment"'s
       book content
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       What is "notice and comment?"
       [quote]Government agencies usually use informal rulemaking
       procedures when creating new administrative regulations, also
       known as “rules,” or when modifying or repealing existing rules.
       This process requires the agency to notify the public of the
       proposed new or changed rule, and to accept public comments. The
       informal rulemaking process is therefore also referred to as
       “notice and comment” rulemaking. Government agencies at the
       federal and state level use this process for most rulemaking
       actions.[/quote]
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       Liberal "whites"'s complaining on historical 1960s
       "Anti-Democratic America"
       [quote]Reading the History of the 1960s it really is remarkable
       just how unwilling conservatives were, and still are, to
       actually defend any of the institutions they purported  to be
       "conserving".
       White America assumed the 64 civil rights act would end the saga
       of racial struggle, the south would have to play fair, the Jim
       Crow laws would end, then everyone could finally play by the
       19th century liberal rules that had made white America the
       richest people in the world...
       Instead a system of total control of all private workplaces by
       the Harvard educated bureaucratic/legal class was brought in,
       communities as far afield as Irish Catholics in Boston were
       destroyed in the name of "Desegregation" (Boston never had
       segregation)...
       And as these massive unconstitutional changes were happening,
       Judges deciding who old Ladies HAD to rent the spare rooms in
       their own houses to...  the dissolution of any idea of private
       property, freedom of association, and freedom of speech and
       conscious (Political correctness in entirely a result of the
       threat of lawsuits  under anti-discrimination laws... employers
       have to fire employees for 1A protected speech, or judges,
       GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, will confiscate and redistribute their
       property)
       ...
       And instead of attacking this totalitarianism... This farce of a
       legal system, this complete usurpation of the entire American
       tradition and the idea of individual liberty itself.... [/quote]
       Source :
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       How can 1960s Counterculture movement can be called as
       "Anti-Democracy".... Seems they more close to Hitlerism. This is
       surprising me
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       Recall on history
       [quote]Judging someone’s worth according to performance, as far
       as Hitler was concerned, superseded questions of ethnic standing
       within the German community. Though many National Socialists
       based their world view on scientific research on race, the
       government under Hitler also relied on education to realize
       human potential. Goebbels wrote in his diary in June 1936, “the
       Führer sharply disapproves of the work of all the race
       committees." Hitler based his attitude on the potential negative
       impact such activities could exercise on national unity.[/quote]
       Hitler historically also did anti-democratic action
       (Richard Tedor, Hitler's Revolution, Ch. 1, 'The Nation as One'
       section)
       Source :
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       Recall on Aristotle's political theory
       [quote]1301a25 ...Democracy arises from an opinion that people
       who are the same in one thing are absolutely the same in all
       respects. (One tends to think that the fact that they are all
       equally born free means that they are all absolutely equal.)
       ...[/quote]
       [quote]1282b14 ... Goodness in politics is justice ; * and
       justice lies in that which tends to advance the public interest.
       Common opinion makes it exist in a kind of similarity. Up to a
       point, this agrees with the philosophical studies that make up
       our conclusions about ethics.* ...[/quote]
       This girl is Aristotelian westerners
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       Anti-Aristotelianism Anti westerners
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       Our enemy also recently admit it on Twitter
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       What "blacks" did during 1960s not just defeat the American
       democracy, but prevent the entire world from got further
       colonized by the democratic West. Instead the result was
       constant the decline of the West and continuous decolonization
       program. World-class prestige
       Recall :
       [quote]Rightists are the true democrats in that they still hold
       to the original definition of the demos. False Leftists, who
       favour non-demos people voting also, would be more accurately
       labelled as suffragists. Suffragism is thus a way to undermine
       (traditional) democracy without abandoning elections. Of course
       True Leftists differ from False Leftists in that we would prefer
       to openly defeat democracy by ending elections altogether.
       Nevertheless, until we succeed in ending elections, we of course
       pragmatically prefer suffragism over (traditional) democracy,
       which is why we support:
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       Last Edit: May 30, 2022, 08:41:49 pm by 90sRetroFan »[/quote]
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       Re: Anti-Western resistance, from the Counterculture to 21st cen
       tury
       By: guest98 Date: May 25, 2023, 2:43 pm
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       Whiteness is a deadly poison that warps the reality of one who
       is infected by it.
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       Re: Anti-Western resistance, from the Counterculture to 21st cen
       tury
       By: 90sRetroFan Date: May 28, 2023, 6:11 pm
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       [quote]Hollywood star Jane Fonda made the outrageous claim
       Friday that climate change is being caused exclusively by men,
       specifically white men, adding that “those men” must be arrested
       and jailed.
       She also blamed the “patriarchy” and “racism” for global
       warming.
       ...
       She also said “poor people of color” as well as populations in
       the southern hemisphere will be hit hardest by global warming.
       “It is a tragedy that we have to absolutely stop. We have to
       arrest and jail those men — they’re all men,” she added,
       according to a Deadline report.
       ...
       “It’s good for us all to realize, there would be no climate
       crisis if there was no racism. There would be no climate crisis
       if there was no patriarchy,” she reportedly said. “A mindset
       that sees things in a hierarchical way. White men are the things
       that matter and then everything else [is] at the bottom.”
       ...
       She added:
       So when I say that I’m fighting the climate crisis, I also
       feel that I’m fighting patriarchy and racism. It’s important
       because we have to get out of the silos — feminists over here,
       environmentalists over here. That’s what I learned when I
       started being an activist around the Vietnam War. The more you
       go down any issue, whatever it is, you realize that it’s all
       connected. And if we solve the climate crisis and we haven’t
       solved those other things, we’re gonna be in trouble.
       ...
       Jane Fonda previously offered her theory of climate change
       during a January appearance on NBC’s The Kelly Clarkson Show.
       “Well, you know, you can take anything -– sexism, racism,
       misogyny, homophobia, whatever, the war, and if you really get
       into it, and study it and learn about it and the history of it
       and — everything’s connected. There’d be no climate crisis if it
       wasn’t for racism,” she said.[/quote]
       Everything Fonda said above is accurate.
       More about Fonda:
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       [quote]She was active in the Black Panthers and marched for the
       rights of American Indians, soldiers and working mothers. But
       she was advised by other activists to focus her political
       energies, deciding to go all-in as an impassioned voice for the
       antiwar movement.
       ...
       By July 1972, when Fonda accepted an invitation to visit North
       Vietnam, America had been at war overseas and with itself for
       years. She went to tour the country’s dike system, which was
       rumored to have been intentionally bombed by American forces —
       something the U.S. government to this day forcefully denies.
       During her two-week stay, Fonda concluded that America was
       unjustly bombing farmland and areas far flung from military
       targets. North Vietnamese press reported — and Fonda later
       confirmed — that she made several radio announcements over the
       Voice of Vietnam radio to implore U.S. pilots to stop the
       bombings.
       ...
       But the action that still enrages veterans most was that
       photograph of her with North Vietnamese troops on an
       antiaircraft gun that would have been used to shoot down
       American planes. This, probably more than anything, earned her
       the nickname “Hanoi Jane.”
       After Fonda returned from her trip, the State Department spoke
       out against her.
       ...
       Fonda wasn’t deterred. She continued openly to question the
       accounts of the U.S. government and American POWs, who told
       devastating stories of the torture they endured at the hands of
       the North Vietnamese.
       “These men were bombing and strafing and napalming the country,”
       she said, according to an Associated Press report in April 1973,
       which quoted an interview she gave to KNBC-TV in Los Angeles.
       “If a prisoner tried to escape, it is quite understandable that
       he would probably be beaten and tortured.”[/quote]
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       Thank you!
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       Re: Anti-Western resistance, from the Counterculture to 21st cen
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       By: 90sRetroFan Date: September 12, 2024, 7:39 pm
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       Re: Anti-Western resistance, from the Counterculture to 21st cen
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       By: 90sRetroFan Date: January 8, 2025, 4:25 pm
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       Our enemies' critique of Carter reads like a eulogy in our eyes:
  HTML https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2025/01/07/the-jimmy-carter-magic/
       [quote]Carter’s gift to the world: Islamic lunacy.
       Liberals had spent a quarter century bellyaching about the CIA’s
       role in toppling their beloved Mohammed Mossadegh and helping
       return the Shah of Iran to power back in 1953.
       Mossadegh was the sort of authentic Third World dictator the
       left admires. Mossadegh may have impoverished his country, but
       he was lifey: He cried, fainted, and consulted his two-year-old
       granddaughter before making important government decisions. By
       contrast, the Shah was pro-Western and didn’t dress like a
       clown. He did not threaten to hurl Scud missiles at Israel.
       Liberals found him a bore.
       To their delight, in 1978, Carter ostentatiously withdrew
       American support for the Shah, then stood idly by when, weeks
       later, he was deposed by a mob of Islamic fanatics.
       Richard Falk of Princeton famously predicted that the incoming
       Ayatollah Khomeini “may yet provide us with a desperately needed
       model of humane governance for a third-world country.” Carter’s
       U.N. ambassador Andrew Young said Khomeini would “eventually be
       hailed as a saint.”[/quote]
       Previous Carter coverage:
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       Previous Pahlavi coverage:
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       Previous Khomeini coverage:
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       Re: Anti-Western resistance, from the Counterculture to 21st cen
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       By: 90sRetroFan Date: April 26, 2025, 7:52 pm
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       The Bandung folk:
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       The most important part of the conference:
       [quote]Major debate centered on the question of whether Soviet
       policies in Eastern Europe and Central Asia should be censured
       along with Western colonialism. A memo was submitted by 'The
       Moslem Nations under Soviet Imperialism', accusing the Soviet
       authorities of massacres and mass deportations in Muslim
       regions, but it was never debated.[13] A consensus was reached
       in which "colonialism in all of its manifestations" was
       condemned, implicitly censuring the Soviet Union, as well as the
       West.[14][/quote]
       Any present-day Bandung revivalism must explicitly name Russia
       (and broader Turandom*, including Israel) as the enemy.
       (* Returning to the map, I like how Mongolia and even Korea were
       not included.)
       America, on the other hand:
       [quote]For the US, the Conference accentuated a central dilemma
       of its Cold War policy; by currying favor with Third World
       nations by claiming opposition to colonialism, it risked
       alienating its colonialist European allies.[24][/quote]
       Alienating the latter is the point!
       [quote]Representative Adam Clayton Powell Jr. (D-N.Y.) attended
       the conference, sponsored by Ebony and Jet magazines instead of
       the U.S. government.[28] Powell spoke at some length in favor of
       American foreign policy there which assisted the United States's
       standing with the Non-Aligned. When Powell returned to the
       United States, he urged President Dwight D. Eisenhower and
       Congress to oppose colonialism and pay attention to the
       priorities of emerging Third World nations.[29]
       African American author Richard Wright attended the
       conference[30] with funding from the Congress for Cultural
       Freedom. Wright spent about three weeks in Indonesia, devoting a
       week to attending the conference and the rest of his time to
       interacting with Indonesian artists and intellectuals in
       preparation to write several articles and a book on his trip to
       Indonesia and attendance at the conference. Wright's essays on
       the trip appeared in several Congress for Cultural Freedom
       magazines, and his book on the trip was published as The Color
       Curtain: A Report on the Bandung Conference. Several of the
       artists and intellectuals with whom Wright interacted (including
       Mochtar Lubis, Asrul Sani, Sitor Situmorang and Beb Vuyk)
       continued discussing Wright's visit after he left
       Indonesia.[31][32][page needed] Wright extensively praised the
       conference.[30][/quote]
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