Manifest Destiny Archived Message
Posted by Gerard on November 6, 2019, 11:50 am, in reply to "Re: Epstein Cover Up falling apart, UK press pretends not to see it"
What have I always said about the relationship between the social Darwinism of Manifest destiny (after all both cultures have believed in it), and the hereditary principle embodied by the British Crown? Despite their protestations of egalitarianism and democratic principle ("he, he"), American Republicans (esp. those from the "old" new-money), rely on our Crown as a bastion ("ha! ha!"), against the anarchic proclivities of true democracy...denying their roots, denying the people and denying the truth....even "nouveau-riche" b**gers like Trump faun all over the Queen....knowing (however subliminally/unconsciously), that our monarchy represents the "last hurrah" for the world's tyrants and despots.. "A recent ITV documentary proclaimed Elizabeth the Second as; "Queen of the World" and in many ways they were not wrong for our continued adherence to the hereditary principle in this globally "facilitating" state underpins the social-Darwinist notion that some are born "more-equal" than others and that this status accords them wealth, power and privilege far beyond even the aspirations of the vast majority of the world's inhabitants. That we in these islands provide a lynch-pin for such conceptions should be clear to all but the most blinkered and naval-gazing and it has meant that the removal of our monarchy has become a key-log in the process of the progress of the mighty river of democratisation. Many either brow-beaten by or perpetuating this situation claim that we will loose our cultural identity should we attempt to remove this "beam in our eyes" but such could not be further from the truth, in order to explain why not let us look at the problems our cousins across the channel are currently having with achieving emancipation." https://www.arafel.co.uk/2018/09/a-council-of-britons-peoplesvote-brexit.html "All three of the articles above touch on the rumoured conspiracy that, "The pursuit of happiness", the phrase that appears in The Declaration of Independence that is held in the National Archives Museum in Washington, was not the original phraseology as it appeared in a preceding document. Arendt would I think agree that as the upshot of "The American Revolution" was to see the instigation of, "perpetual war" between the republic and democracy and if, "by their works shall ye now them" it would not be surprising to discover that an earlier more egalitarian drafting of The Declaration existed. The notion that the learned elders were incapable of explicating from both the British and (at that time burgeoning), French revolutions a more egalitarian (and enlightened), conception of social well-being and social order seems most errant nonsense and is given no credence by the correspondence quoted in my previous post warning Washington of the influence of Illuminati, "free-marketeers" within the American Lodges. This "preceding document" to which I refer is supposed to have contained the phrase; "the pursuit of public happiness" rather than the shorter apparently more individualistic but nevertheless subject-less (and therefore meaningless?), one that appears on the version that is extant, it has also been suggested that Washington and others were responsible for secreting the original document away from the centres of power and beyond-the-gaze of those who wanted its destruction. That we now see how America continually, "makes its war on its children" should also give credence to the notion that The New World never did truly sever its links with the old and simply substituted a dictatorial republican hierarchy for a monarchical one, that these same republicans should have been relying so heavily on our queen in order to maintain the status quo and further their own social- Darwinist agenda in recent years also suggests that the full story of The American Revolution (and how it is not yet over), has been deliberately kept from the American people. One may argue that the Democrats seem to have no place in the conspiracy but surely as they see democracy as being at odds with the republic they too have a stake? This unresolved conflict has resulted in suffering and death not only for America's own people but for the people of The World now also. It is clearly no coincidence that this "exceptional" nation was the first to use nuclear weapons (and that on civilians), even now when there is debate about the recent possible use of tactical nuclear weapons on Yemen the truth is that if they were the munitions concerned were undoubtedly manufactured and supplied by the "good old" U.S of A!" Posted by Ed. to "TLN" message board." https://www.arafel.co.uk/2018/02/part-2-washingtonpost.html "The IRA may turn away and mumble into their hands whenever the subject of the deaths at The Mull of Kintyre are mentioned but that merely exemplifies the maxim that "all terrorism is treason" ("yesterday's terrorist" may indeed be "tomorrow's freedom fighter" but not without an evolution in the consciousness of both State and Self). Is it such a strange irony that the republican movement in Ireland should be supported by U.S Democrats and the Loyalists by the Republican Party? What this also means is that the Labour Party perforce must perpetuate (and even proselytise for -quietly but whilst never doing "the other"-), the First Past the Post electoral system (so one can't blame it all on Mr.Patrick Ashdown). Clearly they do this because they feel that they must enforce the Balmoralisation of the British public in order to maintain (even the possibility now of), power, why they think this is the case is interesting for they obviously have no faith in the British public to come to similar conclusions concerning their own welfare on a significant enough basis to enable the Labour Party to come to power in England under a proportionately representative electoral system. "One" could perhaps ignore this (not "correctly" but at least such an oversight might at least be possible), if such a posture did not also have rather more obvious deleterious consequences. David Cameron perpetrated on the British people one of the nastiest and cheapest bits of political slight-of-hand we've seen in these fair Islands for a while, something he could not have attempted without the support of? The Liberals, who (conveniently stuffing 200 years of "Liberalism" down the plug-hole), abandoned their principles to shake the hand of every neo-con nonentity in the Tory Party, their "respect" for our electoral and political system even extending to The House of Lords ("I had no idea so many Liberals were Papists Maam!"), where they are being encouraged and enabled (and funded too? Not officially of-course), to remove any lingering vestiges of democratic process from the patient. Funnily enough ("if my dear you have a native's taste for such humour"), the one person who does actually comprehend what's been going on is our monarch, however which one of you would or does expect their nonagenarian grandmother to do the washing-up during the festive season? The buck does indeed stop at the house but, .. "Who's the little see-you-next-tuesday just out of shot with his hand in the air?"" https://www.arafel.co.uk/2016/12/a-place-to-talk.html
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