Capitalism's Fatal Flaw, and the Way Forward: The Most Difficult Dialectic.

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GLOBAL STRATEGIC HYPOTHESES.

Dear Reader,

The most difficult dialectic, in terms of the human production of the ‘uni-category’, the ‘dialectic synthesis category’ of that dialectic’s ‘categorial antithesis’ is the dialectic of the political ideologies of ‘Rightisms’ versus ‘Leftisms’ within the majority class.

This “divide-and-conquer” ideological division, within the majority class – of the majority class divided against itself – is the most powerful, most effective asset of rule that the ‘Rocke-Nazi’ ruling faction of the capitalist ruling class wields against the majority class.

As long as the ‘Rocke-Nazis’, their global mass media, and their ‘ideology engineering’ institutions in general, have we of the majority class “at one another’s throats”, fighting among ourselves over “Left versus Right” ideologies, we will never be able to mount a sustained defense, let alone an electoral overthrow, against the horrific plans, for us, of the ‘Rocke-Nazi’ ruling faction, despite the fact that it is now, perhaps only transiently, under internecine attack by the nascent ‘Trump Faction’ in the USA, and by other, related rising electoral movements in the UK, France, Germany, and elsewhere.

The majority class cannot become a class-for-itself, acting concertedly in its own interest, and in its own right, until it solves, within itself, the ‘Left-versus-Right’ antithesis.

The ‘Rocke-Nazi’ faction, and the nascent ‘Trump Faction’, of the capitalist ruling class, have achieved “class-for-itself” self-consciousness, and concerted action as such – long-since in the case of the ‘Rocke-Nazi’ faction.

The ‘Rocke-Nazi’ faction, in their utter contempt for the ability to resist of the majority class – a contempt that has now been upstaged by the electoral revolt, and the electoral successes, of the ‘Trump Faction’, and of the related factions in other nations – see the majority class as the enemy of their continued power to rule, and plan to politically dis-empower, then to impoverish, and then, ultimately, to exterminate most of the majority class. Their contempt had led them, in the past, even to the point of stating their “exterminationist” goals publicly, much to their present chagrin –

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The majority class remains a “class-in-itself”, a class for its other, the capitalist ruling class, but not yet for-itself. With the exception of, in the USA, an “extreme” minority of the MAGA movement, and of some tiny remnants of the anti-Leninist Marxian movement, and of a few other fragments, the majority of the majority class have not yet realized the reality of the capitalist ruling class rule over them, and of their mortal peril at the hands of the plans of the ‘Rocke-Nazi’ faction of that capitalist ruling class.

To win in this fight against the, ‘Rocke-Nazi’, mortal enemy, of which most of the majority class are, as yet, not even aware, the majority class must develop a new, unified worldview – of course admitting to internal variation and ongoing debate – that transcends the “left versus right” divide, and that also conceives and implements a positive program for the realization of what we call ‘Political-ECONOMIC DEMOCRACY’, whatever name the majority class may give to it in its fruition.

Nonetheless, there are, emerging lately, the first “Spring buds” of a theoretical solution, prelude to a practical solution, to the ideological antithesis of ‘Rightisms versus Leftisms’. This emergence is most visible, to us, at the moment, in Europe. Last year, for example, the prolific author Alain de Benoist published a book entitled “The Populist Moment: The End of Right vs. Left”.

This book is introduced, on its back cover, as follows –

“Populism” is what democracy is called when the people vote for the “wrong” things, like Brexit or Donald Trump or Bernie Sanders. Since 2015, populisms of both the Right and the Left have been challenging Western liberal democratic “elites”. Thus we are living in “the populist moment”. But what does “populism” mean, and where is it likely to take us?

In The Populist Moment: The End of Right vs. Left, Alain de Benoist argues that populism is not a political ideology like Marxism or liberalism. Nor can it be fundamentally understood in terms of the distinction between Right and Left. Instead, populism is a confrontation between “the people” and political “elites” that have become estranged from or hostile to the people. At the core of populism is the demand that governments actually reflect the interests and identities of the people they are supposed to serve.

The Populist Moment is a unique contribution to contemporary debates on populism. Scholarly treatments of populism tend to be hostile, while friendly treatments tend to be naïve. Benoist, however, combines down-to-earth populist sympathies with high-level debates in political theory…

– and the translator of this book, from French into English, writes about it as follows –

“Alain de Benoist is an author of the highest intellectual and scholarly standards, yet he is also fully independent of the Western world’s inbred and complacent academic establishment. Thus his explication of our ‘populist moment’ is reliable, fascinating, and fearless.”

For our part, we have designed the constitutional provisions of our writings on ‘Equitist Political-Economic Democracy’ with incorporation of a transcending synthesis of the “grains of truth” in both Rightist and Leftist ideologies front-of-mind, aiming at the formulation of a concrete, detailed envisioning of the higher successor system to the capitalist system. We plan to continue, also, our ongoing campaign of clarifying and promoting the dialectical method of human creative thought, which, we hold, will prove capable of guiding humanity in solving the apparent “antinomies”, “radical diremptions”, “unsolvable contradictions”, and the seemingly “irreconcilable dualisms” – the dialectical antitheses – of human life, if enough of the majority class transcend the Boolean, Aristotelian “Either/Or” mentality, in time.

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