• Essayism,  History,  Politics

    The Communist Manifesto

    … and why today more than ever we need to understand a seemingly discarded manifesto * from 1848 * Manifesto:A formulation of an intention aboutmanifesting = to bring to reality. The formulation, the manifesto from 1848, which was later to…

  • Culture,  Essayism,  History,  Philosophy

    The Protocols

    The introduction In the 1920s, the world saw a document that outraged in several ways. That parted the waters. As you know, the Empire is very fond of divided waters, when only the waters flow among their subjects and separate them.…

  • Art,  Culture,  History

    Notes on Goethe

    Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)The core of his philosophy of life: Man is not defined by what he is, but by what he does. Read with the quote in the picture, it means that ignorant people with power are the…

  • Culture,  History,  Philosophy

    Materialism – as into Hell

    Why should I be interested in metaphysics, it is not modern anymore? The question is both incorrectly asked and incorrectly reasoned. First, metaphysics has never been modern, for it is the diametrically opposite of modernity. Secondly, that is precisely why…

  • History,  Philosophy

    Nebukadnezars dream

    It is slightly problematic with prophecies. They are often foggy in a way, that they can be interpreted for pretty much anything, as long as you cut a heel and chop a toe. However, one of the prophecies from the…

  • Culture,  History,  Politics

    The Empire and East Asia

    How much do we know about the history of East Asia? For example, do we know the history of Japan? Or an even better question: Do we know the history that was shredded when the post-war mythologies were pumped out…

  • Culture,  Essayism,  History,  Politics

    The City of the Dead

    Years ago, I had the privilege of being a first-row spectator on the floor of the global-experimental project for a few years. From a windswept roof-over-head view in an allotment district, I looked into one of the mini-metropolis of Copenhagen’s…

  • Essayism,  History

    Skulls, bones and pirates

    ”What are you waving out of the trunk of the bike cart, Little Joey?’< ‘It’s a real pirate flag, and it’s weely cool!’ Little Joeys father thinks so too. He’s a hipster, and he wears his trendy black T-shirt with…

  • History

    The vikings

    Be prepared for a journey here. It’s not a short one, but it is one of the most rewarding and intriguing ones. History is beginning to make sense, and a larger picture can now be seen. It is the history…

  • Economy,  History

    The Venetian curse

    The world is experiencing a League of Cambrai moment right now. There is a minute of silence, where one hears a shy voice in the second back row asking ‘This Cambrai thing, what is that?’ A little world history. In short,…

  • Art,  Essayism,  History,  Philosophy

    Chivalry – truth and nothingness

    We live in times where universal human values and concepts able to describe them are vanishing. Often they seem lost or so changed in their core, that they are no longer adequate. In some cases values and concepts are so exposed to scorn, censorship, condemnation or attacked…

  • Culture,  Essayism,  History,  Psychology

    Magic

    What is the problem with the practice of magic? The answer may be simple and obvious. The Church Fathers had an answer that is worth meditating on. It is largely the same answer that we find in the Indian yogic…

  • Culture,  History,  Philosophy

    The State

    Democracy is in a sorry state. It turns out to be outdated news. In Plato’s State, democracy has no high status. Among the five options he describes for forming a state, democracy is the second lowest. Lower is only tyranny.…

  • Essayism,  History

    Darwin debunk

    Fossils make very little sense as presented in the Darwinian context.Darwinism has nothing resembling a direct demonstration of theory such as physics. Darwinists claim without hardcore evidence that evolution is based on chance and natural selection.David Berlinski Biological objections In…

  • History,  Politics

    The war noone understands

    The Korean War. What do people know about it? Pretty much nothing. Ask yourself or do a quick survey. Not much will come of it other than acusations about North Korea becoming communist and then the Americans having to go…