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Category Archives: Political Thought
WE INTERRUPT THIS HIATUS TO BRING YOU….
BREAKING NEWS!!!!! Although the hiatus continues, a cure is being sought, testing on political prisoners continues, Obama claims he will “focus like a laser” on finding a cure…….. Although the hiatus continues here at TWE, I have launched another site … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Blogs and Blogging, Conservatism, Current Events, Humor, Site News, Uncategorized
Tagged Blogs, information, new site, News
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How Exactly Should One “Campaign as a Conservative?”
I’ve been reading and hearing a lot on Romney’s campaign strategy. I would like to say I was mostly satisfied with Romney’s candidacy. It was by far better than McCain’s in 2008. I thought he was our best candidate but … Continue reading
What is Totalitarianism?
First, it should be understood that totalitarianism is not a theory or philosophy. It’s a practice. The goal was not to force people to serve a new political system. The goal was to produce a new kind of human being, … Continue reading
Is Constructivism Useful for Analysis?
What should be stressed up front is that constructivists do not limit the degree of knowledge in having a part in forming identity. Rather, they assume in how we reason and self-identify ourselves is culturally determined or “constructed” by the … Continue reading
Realism Moving Forward
THERE WILL BE A TIME when America will have to rethink its foreign policy. Perhaps that time is already upon us as our wars in Iraq and Afghanistan draw to a close. The Middle East has shown, beyond our best … Continue reading
Hitler on Organization, Power of the Spoken Word, and Winning the Masses
On Organization “…I devoted myself to propaganda in the first period of my activity in the movement. What it had to do was gradually to fill a small nucleus of men with the new doctrine, and so prepare the material … Continue reading
Posted in History, Political Thought
Tagged Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf, Naziism, political propaganda, Psychology, Social Sciences, Spoken word
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The Political Philosophy of Augustine
By Jack Kerwick Augustine (354 A.D.—430 A.D.), a one-time bishop of Hippo, is undoubtedly the most distinguished clergyman to which the Roman Catholic Church—or any church, for that matter—can lay claim. He was also one of the most prolific and … Continue reading
Tony Blair Offers Political Realism to US
The Blaze Sometimes being the world‘s greatest power and most beloved country don’t go together. It’s the mark of a true leader to be able to pursue the distinction best for his country. This is a lesson former British Prime … Continue reading
Machiavelli Explains the Failure of the Arab Spring
And he explains it from a classical realism position. …they, being on the one hand accustomed to obey and on the other hand not having the old prince, cannot agree in making one from amongst themselves, and they do not … Continue reading
The Psychology Of Political Philosophy
Amusing, true, and gritty. I pulled the below excerpts from the blog, People Before Prophets. From Jonathan Kay’s book, Among The Truthers; In America, on the other hand, life’s losers have no one to blame but themselves. And so the conceit … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Political Thought
Tagged cynicism, Partisanship, political ideologies, political pathology
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The Psychology Of Political Philosophy
Reblogged from People Before Prophets: From Jonathan Kay’s book, Among The Truthers; In every society preceding the American Revolution (and in many non-western societies, still), a man’s life was largely governed by factors beyond his control – by birth order, … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, Philosophy, Political Thought
Tagged cynicism, partisan politics, political pathology, Politics
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