It need not be retro, it need not even be nostalgic, it can even incorporate the new technology, as in this blog post but one thing I know we need in this world now is a new era of romance.In the coming era of adversity, in the black goth ascendancy and current atmosphere of disillusionment, in the current loss of all human dignity and sense of hopelessness, there are two things missing this time round - the creativity such as blossomed during the jazz age and the return of elegance.
We need the fashions of yesteryear to be borne in mind and a new fashion for the times created, a new rush of possibilities, a new code of social relations, loosely based on chivalry and respect.
We need men to be men, rather than frightened, emasculated disrespecters of women and for women to be women, not the carping "I can do anything better than you" sisterhood but people a man can respect and adore. I see fewer and fewer of each today.
We need a cranking down of our lifestyle to one of more simplicity and sheer enjoyment, embracing the new technology and going forward, rather than some luddite stopping of all progress. Let's redirect the current direction rather than stop it in its tracks.We need a new family deal, where parents do the things parents should do without blaming society and for schools to expunge themselves of entrenched revisionists who have led the children astray, away from their roots and from the core values of a sane society.
Above all, we need hope and confidence. Hope that we will always defeat this new negativity and confidence that we will prevail under the assault of destitution and social engineering. We need to wrest our nation back from those who have hijacked it. As Winston said:You ask, What is our aim? I can answer with one word: Victory - victory at all costs, victory in spite of all terror, victory however long and hard the road may be; for without victory there is no survival."
Nice post, and quite relevant in our times.
ReplyDeleteI remember these days before the youth culture took over. I know it is still possible to make some people think twice ;-)
ReplyDeleteThank you James this is a lovely post :-)
From My point of view.
ReplyDeleteThe US debt has now grown to about 10% of global GDP after extracting US GDP. This is without precedent and unsustainable.
30% of US debt is held by non US entities, particularly foreign central banks. Developed nations hold approx 70% of their reserves in US$. Developing nations have less exposure.
Us credit market debt stands at $46 Trillion, 350% of US GDP. This is not sustainable, much will be defaulted.
The US does not want to make structural reforms, preferring to restart the debt creation machine. This requires continuous foreign subsidies from increasingly nervous foreign sources, for debt which will probably never be repaid.
No foreign nation wants to make the first move to shed the $, since it would cause severe depreciation of their existing forex balances, and probably provoke the worlds largest military superpower.
Nevertheless the inching to the exits is underway. The world holds its breath in case a shift occurs that will unravel nearly 40 years of financial/trade imbalances, in a global economic/financial earthquake of many-nation destroying consequences.
In congress the big 3 auto makers are begging for bridging loans to carry them into the next administration, that will be more forgiving than the current, which is solely focused on bailing out wall street federal related banks.
They should be reminded of the billions of taxpayer bailout under Clinton, in order to develop more fuel efficient/hybrid motors. They trousered the change and launched the SUV instead.
The irony is that funds will go to these felonious managements, when companies like Tesla Motors are closing the development of their all-electric saloon for lack of funds.
Starve the efficient to subsidise the inept criminals. That's the way.
The US is resisting change and operating a Mutually Assured Financial Destruction policy to maintain hegemony.
The UK is stuck between the US and EU agendas, thrashing from one policy to another, absolutely clueless and rudderless.
The historical European "Money Changers" financed William of Orange in the removal of the Stewart dynasty in England, the same "Money Changers" behind the BofE, set up in 1694, the same "Money Changers" who financed Napolean in Europe, and the English Gov't in England, the same "Money Changers" behind the set up of the Federal Reserve, in 1913, although a few US hangers on were then present.
The IRA got "Mountbatten" while he was fishing in Northern Ireland.
The family name had been changed from "Battenburg" (German with historical links to the house of Orange) during the first WW to avoid embarrassmet, similarly with the house of Hanover (German), to Windsor.
Every Fiat system has a mathematical limit, after which it must fail.
Every party behind the Fiat system, (Money Changers) will fight to the death of nations to preserve their hidden cartels.
Every politician, power broker, major player, globally, is bribed one way or another, into compliance with the agendas of the "Money Changers". (NWO)
Governments must retake their legislated ability to issue currency, not debt, if we are ever to emerge from perpetual bondage to the "Money Changes", and their O-So-Subtle influence, - an influence so subtle, so subtly built in to the economic system as to be indiscernible to ALL who do not deliberately search for it.
That is what is in the balance at the G20 meetings.
That is what the Press won't tell you.
The G13 want to change, - well most of them.
Given that the G7 are totally implicated in the "Money Changers Cartel", (while seeming to be opposed) the chances are slim.
The world enters a destructive period of global deflation/depression, while the hidden cartel fights for our continuing bondage.