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The Living Force
The book 'Practical idealism' is finally available in English on Amazon. I have read the PDF document already but there is a flaw in it. The first 30-40% is a correct translation but the rest is unreadable - it starts with remark that the remaining part has been machine-translated and you can hardly understand the ideas and thoughts of the author. Anyway, it seems to me that after reading the whole thing in proper translation it won't be possible to deduce what we are up to in this thread.
Was Kalergi's work already part of a plan? Was it meant to be a manifesto sponsored by the men behind the curtain? Or was it just a work of one schizoidal mind captured by PTBs afterwards? Think we will have to look for the answers elsewhere.
This is a quote of first English review from Amazon.co.uk:
Was Kalergi's work already part of a plan? Was it meant to be a manifesto sponsored by the men behind the curtain? Or was it just a work of one schizoidal mind captured by PTBs afterwards? Think we will have to look for the answers elsewhere.
This is a quote of first English review from Amazon.co.uk:
This book was banned and little wonder why. Count Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi was once the darling of the liberal post-war era. He started a movement, called Pan-Europa, which aimed to create a united Europe in order to prevent a repeat of the bloodshed of the First World War. A noble aim, however at what price? If the diagnosis of a problem is incorrect, the solution offered often only makes things worse. The cure is worse than the disease.
At the heart of his diagnosis lies a fatal flaw. He truly believes that some people are better and more worthy than others. In Part One, he compares rural man with urban man. He starts by saying that “the urbanite is rational, sceptical, critical – the rural man is emotional, religious, superstitious.” Already, there are signs of the modern-day split between different world views or “psychological opposites.” Whereas this might at first appear as a balanced argument, we soon see that he not only has preferences, but a view that one side is ‘superior’ and the other ‘inferior’. He goes on to say that “usually, the rural man is a product of inbreeding, the urban man a mixed breed.” (page 26) If that is not evidence enough, he goes on to say that “the inbred man is always a one-soul person – the mixed-breed man a multi-soul person.”
So, there we have it, at its heart is a racist view of people. The superior (globalist) must laude it over the inferior (nationalist). The superior had once been the aristocracy, but this was superseded by the wealthy plutocracy. Wealth must rule and the poor must obey and be ruled.
I always believed that democracy was the governing principle in European countries. That is why we fought Hitler, to prevent his dominant will from coercing us against our will as people. Obviously, Kalergi believes that we must be ruled by unelected autocrats. He views democracy as a façade that people will accept, whereas the true power of government lies with the plutocracy.
Kalergi’s vision of creating a united Europe is a worthy ideal. Like many ideals however, they involve subjugating many voices, even exterminating them as in every socialist vision that has ever existed. Karergi is a Marxist and his vision for peace, is peace at any price. The loss of freedom to the many is a price he is more than willing to pay. The danger is that like all Marxists, they really believe in the rightness of their cause, and are willing to adopt Machiavellian tactics to achieve their aims.
I would describe Kalergi as a peace-monger, one that Neville Chamberlain would agree with. The modern-day EU was founded on such principles, and it is little wonder why its leaders see little wrong with their vision. When the yellow-vesters protest against Macron and the British have voted for Brexit, the globalist elite are still clinging on to the Kalergi vision, and will not allow democracy to triumph. After all, democracy is a façade that ‘ruralite’ people believe in, whereas the plutocracy of the globalist elite must prevail…the peace plan born of racism, superiority and contempt for most people.