WW3 = WW1+WW2 but in slow motion: Links 2 for Oct. 9 – 2014

1. Philippines: North Cotabato: grenade attack on Protestant church, two dead and three wounded 

The attack took place in the late afternoon yesterday, during a prayer service. Two men on a motorcycle threw a grenade at the place of worship. So far no official claims, the assailants managed to escape. Pastor Jerry Sanchez condemns violence.

Manila (AsiaNews / Agencies) – Two Christians have been killed and three others wounded in an grenade attack  late yesterday afternoon in the southern Philippines. Police sources report that two men on a motorcycle threw a grenade at the main entrance of the United Church of Christ in the town of Pikit, in the province of North Cotabato, on the southern island of Mindanao. 

2. Scenes from Mardin Turkish riots, Kurds. Vs. the state Oct. 8 2014

3. Expert: Hamas’ ‘Homemade’ Sniper Rifle Really Smuggled From Iran

4. Constantinople: Turkey: Take that! Water cannons set aflame by pro-Kurd protesters

5. More on the Ebola outbreak in Spain

6. Explosion in Sanaa Yemen. 10 people killed

7. Photos of pro-Islamic State march in Denmark on Oct. 3 2014

8. “Being against Israel (on campus) has become the cool thing to do”


Thank you GoV., M., Yucki, SC., and lots more. Still a great deal more to post. I am so sorry about that. Enjoy the day. Its only going to get worse.

 

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11 Replies to “WW3 = WW1+WW2 but in slow motion: Links 2 for Oct. 9 – 2014”

  1. Obviously not *everything* can be pinned on the Frankfurt School, there were and are other intellectual currents, and historical circumstances, like Nazism, the Holocaust and the end of Empire, made the way smooth for these ideas as well as starting them going or giving them momentum. And then so many of the most unsavory people have seized on the influence of the Frankfurt School, generally because a lot of the central figures were Jewish, as an explanation of What Went Wrong, that in some ways you would really rather leave it to them.

    But unless this outsized, interconnected set of bad ideas suddenly appeared on its own out of nothing, it had to originate somewhere, and the tracks are traceable readily enough from the idiocy that now infests the liberal arts in universities and the political and media establishments, back through the 68ers and the New Left and their intellectual ‘father,’ Marcuse, and so to other thinkers connected directly or indirectly with the Frankfurt School, like Adorno, Horkheimer and Fromm.

    Their ideas at least in part were a response to centuries of European anti-Semitism, culminating in the horrors of Nazi Germany; a long chapter on anti-Semitism is central to Horkheimer and Adorno’s 1944 ‘Dialect of Enlightenment.’ They weren’t looking for ways to change the culture out of sheer willfulness, or I haven’t seen that in what I’ve read. They thought things were profoundly wrong with European civilization, and that their version of Marxism, and their marriage of Marxism with psychoanalysis, held out the possibility, however slender, of setting them right.

    But they were wrong about what was wrong, and their attack on the culture, grounded in Marxist notions of the malleability of human nature, and the desirability of entirely remaking family and society, has contributed to something they did not intend or foresee, university students so poorly raised and so badly miseducated that they think the cool thing to do is support the Islamic jihad against Israel.

    Things you happen on in reading around these issues – in 2012, the city of Frankfurt’s Adorno Prize was given to progressivist Queer Studies Israel-bashing ‘intellectual’ Judith Butler –

    http://www.jewishideasdaily.com/5087/features/adorno-butler-and-the-death-of-irony/

    • Awarding Judith Butler the prize does seem like a backhanded slap at Adorno. And Jews. And Israel. Unintended, of course.

      Apparently some members of the Frankfurt School returned to Germany after the war. It was during the Occupation, where they were encouraged to be fruitful and multiply. Almost revenge enough, I’d say.

    • Part of the Marxist strategy is to take over any group that is working to stop the spread of Marxism and then use the anti-Marxist ideas against the anti-Marxist. This is a good example of their success, I can’t remember which and it may have been both Marx and Engels were very anti-Semitic.

      • Part of the Marxist strategy is to take over any group that is working to stop the spread of Marxism and then use the anti-Marxist ideas against the anti-Marxist.

        Would you explain, please?

        • Look at the Ford and Heinz foundations they were started by conservatives who were very anti-communist, the founders died and leftist went to work for the foundations. After a couple of decades the foundations support all left wing causes and refuse to fund or advertise for any conservative cause. The left has taken over anti-communist groups and are now using them against us.