Saturday, August 04, 2018
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Things worth doing and how to do them.
Hitting this topic again from a slightly different historical angle.
The biggest THING WORTH DOING is breaking up globalist empires and monopolies and restoring normal modular life, with boundaries and cooperation and competition.
HOW to do it?
I've discussed three cases when the breakup actually happened, but the HOW in each case is partly or fully mysterious.
1. After WW1, Wilson's globalist mechanisms went away quickly. This violates Parkinson's Laws. How did it happen? Was there a concerted effort to counteract the natural tendency of bureaucracies to grow and create new problems? If not, why did these agencies fade instead of growing?
2. After the boom of the '20s, FDR managed to break up the globalist monopoly of the banks. In this case the mechanisms (laws and regulations) are visible, but we don't know WHY the laws were allowed to happen. Did FDR use blackmail effectively? If so, we need to learn his methods.
3. Happening right now: Italy. Conte and Salvini and the Lega/5S coalition have INSTANTLY switched the direction of the entire government. Before the election Italy was meekly obeying Soros and Juncker. Now the entire government is working to PROTECT ITALIANS from Soros and Juncker. Why was this turnaround allowed? Again we could learn from the methods.
Labels: defensible spaces, defensible times, things worth doing
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