Monthly Archive for December, 2009
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Is muidne an ógánach a roghnú: chun seasamh ceart agus bheith and céad sa líne.
Is muidne an ógánach a roghnú Thermopylae in ionad leisciúilacht agus saol a caitheamh i séanadh.
Muidne an ógánach campa samhradh, dreapaí sléibhte fada, ealíonta míleata agus fhoghlaim trí mheán coimhlint. Ógánach tógadh as iarracht, allas agus téigh thar féinn.
Muidne an ógánach cultúr eile le fréamhanta iomlán. Bannaí ceoil Rock le píb mhála, curfá Laidineach, le ceoil rince nó clasaiceach. Glacainn muid pairt i rince traidisiunta, agus “mosh”.
Muidne an ógánach a diúltaigh féinmharú; mar éalú pearsanta, mar todhchaí an ghiniúint, nó mbun spéire ár sibhialtacht.
Muidne an ógánach a cuir muinín thar earraí ábhair. A cuir luach ar neamhleithleacht thar leithleacht. A roghnaigh saol laochra thar slí bheatha.
Muidne an ógánach a diúltaigh drugaí ar fad; boige, crua, ceimiceach nó nádúrtha. Chun agaidh a thabhairt ar dúshlán an sochaí le mheabhair againn agus ár cinniúint a breathnú sna súil.
Muidne an ógánach a roghnú comhphobal agus todhchaí a cruthú le cheile don ár náisiún.
Muidne an ógánach a cuir ar comhrian na bhfocail uasal sin cuig an pholaitíocht leis an idéalach soiléir: ní tharlóidh an todhchaí taobh amuigh linn.
Muidne ógánach eile. Téigh linn.
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Excerpt From
Would the West actually be happier with less? The world downscaled.
by
Serge Latouche
Downscaling must not be confused with negative growth, which is an oxymoron: it means progressing backwards. What the French call décroissance does not have an easy English equivalent since shrinkage, decrease and reduction all have negative connotations that décroissance, which means de-growth, does not. This says a lot about the psychological domination of free-market economics.
We have seen how even a slowdown in the rate of growth plunges our societies into disarray, causing unemployment and destroying social, cultural and environmental programmes that maintain at least the basics of a decent life for most people. So what would happen if the growth rate were actually negative? Like a work-based society without work, there would be nothing worse than a growth society without growth. The mainstream left will remain trapped within this thinking unless it can radically revise its most deeply held beliefs.
Downscaling can only be thought about in the context of a non-growth society, which we should attempt to define. The policy could start by reducing or removing the environmental impact of activities that bring no satisfaction. Many areas are crying out for downscaling: we could review the need for so much movement of people and goods across the planet and relocalise our economies, drastically reducing pollution and other negative effects of long-distance transport. We could question the need for so much invasive, often corrosive, advertising. We could ask ourselves how many disposable products have any real reason to be disposable, other than to feed the mass production machine.
Le Monde diplomatique, December 2003
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34 pages.
1 copy costs 2 euro + shipping cost (3 euro in Europe)
Saturday, December 19 – CasaPound Pistoia will be holding a fundraiser for Agrabah, a non-profit organization that helps children with autism.
Excerpt From
Why We Write
by
Kerry Bolton
Years ago I read Spengler. For years I have seen his forecasts slowly unfold in New Zealand before my eyes, every time I read the newspaper or even walk the dog down the street and see smashed glass glittering over the pavements, testimony to the bastardous louts who run rampant without thought for anyone or anything besides their immediate self-gratification. (And what is one to make of those more respectable citizens who can’t even take the responsibility upon themselves to be bothered to clean up the shards over their own drive-ways and footpaths, presumably on the basis that it was not their doing?)
I recognise the myriad ways such as those mentioned which in aggregate are spelling out the words: social and cultural decay. Some of what I write of the above might seem trivial, or “belly-aching” as we might say in New Zealand, yet all in some manner reflect New Zealand as a microcosm of the Western Civilisation in its cyclic predicament as foretold by Spengler.
Yet, for all the pessimism, where there is will there is hope; where there is a spark there might one day be a cleansing fire. The very least we can do is to heed the counsel of Evola and “ride the tiger.”
I simply do not like what I see taking place, and am not inclined to stay silent. I don’t believe in backing down for any reason, nor do I believe that the bastards who are laying waste to our civilisation should be permitted to proceed without being called to account. Since I am not a great painter, musician, poet, organiser, or orator I can at least scribble my thoughts and try to put them “out there” for anyone who might care to read them, whether they are accepted or rejected, useful or useless. It is part of who I am, and always will be.
