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De-emphasizing the West and the Western News Cycle
DIR By: Penny For Your Thoughts
Date: July 25, 2020, 10:29 am
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In the past the blog on Aryanism.net wrote an article regarding
the martyrdom of Gen. Mustafa Badreddine. When Gen. Qassem
Soleimani died, there was a lack of such, which is rather
surprising, given his great significance to fighting the Jews
and Zionism. Nor do I see such articles for other events of
relevance regarding the non-Western world, such as the mutiny
against Evo Morales and the death scare regarding Marshal Kim
Jong-Un.
There is a general overfixation regarding events taking place in
or involving the Western world, and not enough focus regarding
other issues, even if they have the same, even larger, impact on
the geopolitical balance between the various Zionist factions
and the non-Zionist bloc of China, Iran, Syria, North Korea and
the other autocracies, all of which are not part of the Western
world regardless of hemisphere.
This is also a general issue, as many people, regardless of
whether they are Aryanists or not, are more attentive to issues
in the Western world than without. The most obvious case of
this is in disaster reporting, where the calamity outside the
West is given less attention in comparision to a calamity with
similar impact inside the West.
Furthermore, a related issue is the overemphasis on the news
cycle and riding the trends. I am of the opinion that
overloading one's self with information beyond what is necessary
to get a feel the situation and derive insights is not a good
practice, and instead some more energy should be given to
thoughts and emotions independent of the news cycle.
So, in summation, being overloaded with news, especially from
the West, is not the ideal state of affairs and in fact is
insidious, as emphasis and de-emphasis are equivalent to
multiplication and division of information, and the
revolutionary would do well to take care to think about what one
notices and doesn't.
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Re: De-emphasizing the West and the Western News Cycle
DIR By: guest5
Date: July 25, 2020, 7:46 pm
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If you want to destroy something I would recommend you pay
attention to that something as closely as possible, especially
if it is a 'system' of some sort. I mean, do you also close your
eyes and turn your head away from the target at the shooting
range? I fail to see any good logic in what you are advocating
here....?
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Re: De-emphasizing the West and the Western News Cycle
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: July 26, 2020, 12:14 am
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"When Gen. Qassem Soleimani died, there was a lack of such"
It was on the old True Left forum, which however got
deplatformed. I am not sure I saved that particular thread.
"mutiny against Evo Morales"
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"the death scare regarding Marshal Kim Jong-Un."
That was also covered on the old True Left forum. Again not sure
if I saved it or not.
Remember, we are still in the process of reposting old content.
"overfixation"
"overemphasis"
"overloaded"
If you dislike our approach, you are welcome to start your own
forum with your own preferred emphasis. I never listen to
unsolicited advice. I might, however, learn from the success of
your forum if it indeed proves successful in ways that I also
aspire to.
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Re: De-emphasizing the West and the Western News Cycle
DIR By: Penny For Your Thoughts
Date: July 26, 2020, 2:38 am
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Thank you admin for clarifying the situation. I apologize for
speaking in haste.
As for my other statements, regarding the percieved overfocus, I
accept that one must focus on your enemy when aiming a rifle.
However, when analyzing a system, one must also return to the
bigger picture and analyze the system as a whole to analyze it,
as a system has emergent properties that make it more than the
sum of it's parts. I will concede that aiming at a portion of
the system to cripple it is a wise strategy.
If this is the approach Aryanism has taken I then must apologize
again for speaking with undue haste and not heeding my own
advice.
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