THE ROBERT W. WHITAKER ARCHIVE

AFKAN | 2007-03-05

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The Artist Formerly Known As Nobody replies:

My definition of RACE pulls from "Imperium," and in particular the section on Cultural Vitalism. The knowledge of genetics that we have before us if far beyond his understanding, further, the idea of genetics as one component of human evolution has gained greater credence in recent years, and not one iota of this research minimizes the role of genetics.

It remains beyond refutation that only ONE race, the WHITE Race, can carry Civilization forward, back to the Stars from which we came.

I have just finished rereading the inspiration beginning of "Imperium," and, while many can accuse me of elaborate ex post facto rationalizations, I think it is irrefutable that the social systems created by Civilization - WESTERN Civilization, to be sure - all combined, not in a Virtuous Circle, but in a Virtuous Spiral, as if we have been led - GUIDED - from the dust, to the stars.

It is almost as if Somewhere, we answered a Call:

"If YOU will be my people, then I will be your God."

"Alright. How about those people over there?"

"They will not be My people. They worship another God."

"Alright! The Hell with them!"

"My Plan Exactly."

All we have to do is our part, which can be seen as our duty to our RACE - nothing more, and certainly nothing less

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#1 Simmons | 2007-03-05 10:56

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Yockey wrote a more readable version of Spengler's "Death of the West." Yockey fumbled the physical portion of race as did Spengler except Spengler did it in such spectacular fashion he nearly ruined his whole work by adding a couple of paragraphs. Spengler quoted the research of Franz Boas which is like writing a book on "reason" by using the reasearch of withcdoctors. BTW Spengler wrote a pamphlet called "Technics" which if is read prior to his opus makes it all the more understandable.

#2 AFKAN | 2007-03-06 17:35

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The Artist Formerly Known As Nobody replies:

I think all of us who have read Spengler's "Decline" discover "Man and Technics" somewhat later. You are right, if you read "Technics" you have a MUCH better framework to understand "Decline" in.

I suspect that genetics, which is only getting started and yet which is magnitudes beyond what Yockey could have understood, makes sense only in the framework of evolution, and evolution is a much more complex matter than many understood.

RACE becomes all the more important, as RACE, writ large, is the only factor that explains WHY in a context that is understandable, workable, and incredibly awe-inspiring.

When you look at the Institutions our RACE has created, you realize that only our RACE can sustain them, and transform them to ever-higher levels of effectiveness. RACE defines "effectiveness" as well, and give one and all a Universal Cultural Compass.

There are moments when I look at the situation around me, and am temted to give into despair. Then, you look at the history of our Ancestors, and realize they moved forward on sheer, blind faith. RACE explains why we do the simplest things we do, and why they are part and parcel of a much greater process of Becoming than we can imagine.

"A Distant Thunder," to my mind the best of Harold Covington's Northwest Trilogy, ends with an interplanetary email from our university on Mars. I like to think o the willingness to even CONSIDER Mars as a stepping stone for our RACE is a capacity that our RACIAL enemies will never have, and rightly so. Their inferior cultures act like a glass ceiling for the cultural equivalent of an intelligence test. Simple as that.

It ALL comes down to RACE, and the further away we get from focusing on that, alone, the further we are from being even remotely worthy of the tremendous sacrificies our ancestors made.

Thus, our Expedition to Mesopotamia is, in ultimate terms, like a ripple on the Amazon River. Yet, it is no less the cultural equivalent of an intelligence test for us:

"Do you see how goddamn JUDAISM, the antithesis of Christianity, has manipulated your national institutions to trap you in your position as the host for their parasitic ways? If so, what lessons can you derive from this, and why?"

These are the sorts of tests we have to pass, if we are to make it to Mars.

Mars, and Beyond.