Monday, 25 November 2013

Leninism (5/6/12 ff.)





Leninism (5/6/12 ff.)

It is said that Lenin adopted Marx’s economic theories and ignored his other theories on political freedoms. He founded a cult of (German) statism that still resonates to our day and opportunists spawned by his ideas and willing followers have developed a renewed grip on public debate and gained entry into parliaments.

Some interesting points about Lenin…

Lenin did not apparently favour abortion describing it as “a pity” but calling for freedom of medical propaganda in a screed for a Russian Marxist paper in 1913 in the context of the Stockholm Conference on prostitution. However he wrote "It only takes a spoonful of  tar to spoil a barrel of honey" as a fig-leaf to cover his own moral bankruptcy and refusal to honour natural law and as regards his wife's refusal to give him children,he averred towards the end of his life to "the dried-up virtue of a barren old maid". Satt!


Lenin characterised Lutheran religious in Germany as child molesters in the early years of the 20th century.

These points are discovered by a thorough reading of his Collected Works, now a collector’s item.

Malinowski was an agent provocateur within the Bolshevik movement who was outed in 1913 to 1914. Lenin sympathetically portrayed all the endeavours of Malinowski in the Marxist revolutionary movement stating that he “brought thousands to Social Democracy”.

In 1919 Lenin had Patriarch Alexei murdered after taking him hostage in retaliation for the killing of rebels in Baku,Azerbaijan by the encroaching Tsarist forces. Thereby he opened the door to de-Christianisation.He ordered the murder of the Romanov family to prevent them becoming a  figure-head for restorationists.

The Bolshevik revolution is falsely claimed to have cost just two thousand lives. Modern estimates put the number of war dead, deportees and civilians who were arbitrarily murdered at fifty five millions.

The most interesting document which I read which confronts the prejudices of the Trotskyites of the Cliff-Gluckstein school is Can the Bolsheviks Retain State Power? from 1918 to 1919. In this pamphlet Lenin said that the revised plan of state capitalism was “a big improvement on what we have now”, namely nationalised trusts in each industrial sector. In this document he also declared that the dictatorship of the proletariat can be manifested in the dictatorship of one man. He thereby opened the door to the development of authoritarianism. This is ignored by contemporary extremists.

In he writings concerning the New Economic Policy, Lenin stated that a non party engineer could be paid sixteen times the wages of a skilled, competent worker in industry. Today the search for “specialists” in the Big Bad West yields a differential of 2:1.

It should be noted that before the democratic claims of Marxism were dispatched by Lenin that in the last free election before 1991 the Bolsheviks gained only one quarter of the vote in elections to the Constituent Assembly.

Marx, Lenin, Stalin, Trotsky-all ravenous wolfs disguised as sheep!


02/08/13 and 25/11/13

Some notes on Lenin.

He excorcated the grisettes but cosied up to Alexandra Kollontai “an ugly old boot” (Marx) who was in favour of abortion.

Lenin had many offhand quotes such as “What you must do, do quickly”.This is,on  the contrary, the opposite of what one should do and indicates that he could not cope with the police and criminal Panikmache in which he found himself. It led to his precipitous nature and lack of judgement which  was largely responsible for the economic crisis of 1918 when the economy collapsed.

Lenin’s concessions policy ( New Economic Policy).Only 2 ½ % on the yield on gold, diamonds and oil was returned to the government in return for a paupers’ broth and some food for the workers in the presence of agricultural hoarding.

It is ironic that a Marxist should write a pamphlet on The Importance of Gold as Lenin did in 1918.

The tax-in-kind for which Lenin was solely answerable, when revived in 1928, was responsible for the Ukrainian famine that cost twelve million lives.

The November 1918 dissolution of the Constituent Assembly brought a ragtag and bobtail assortment of malcontents to power.

Regarding Lenin’s canard about escamotage of 1913 how are Marxists to reconcile the theft of the idea’s of the German Social Catholic movement in the 19th century with intellectual Monism ( Lenin, 1914).

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22.11.2021

One word that features in Lenin's writings from 1899 onwards is "satraps" and the more mature he grew,the more often the term appeared.

The writer in 1915-1916 gave himself over to a study of imperialism.

What inspired this prose other than Marx's writings of the 1850's on India and now we have a regression to barbarism with,in our times,these satraps or placemen,spies, politicians and businessmen in the pay of the American government.

Monday, 28 October 2013

The scandalisation of the faithful and organised religion (7/2009)



A profound transformation in the relationship between the labour movement and the faithful is a prescient necessity. Socialists seek to meddle in every matter of common interest under the sun and ignore the source of public charity, biblical  scholarship,Catholicism and the Poor Laws. Christian democrats draw from the Christian tradition. One possible origin of the doctrines, writings and observations of the pedagogues of the 19th century was the Acts of the Apostles. There charity manifested itself in those who “sold all their possessions and gave the money to the poor”.

 Secular matters are temporal and are governed by the Old Testament. In the Old Testament we read of the early call to nationhood of the Jews under King David. Some imagine that social democracy is inimical to Christianity or, more accurately, the Judaeo-Christian tradition. This is untrue. The long, slow, difficult transition from nomadic existence to political existence and stability is fraught with many wars, pitfalls and lurches backwards into slavery and exile in the early Jewish tradition.

In modern times we witness a transition between Kantian free thinking and primitive materialism in 18th century Germany and France to Rousseau and Voltaire’s atheism in Regicide France. Later came anarchism, socialism, syndicalism, existentialism, Stalinism, Trotskyism and ecology, a socially impairing and tragic course which made France prey to foreign invasion and conquest. France has spread its errors to the furthest corners of the globe and has become a land of thieves and criminals. There the police make no effort to enforce constitutional rights on property, the person and attrition. In Ireland people must shed their long held views on cooperation with civil policing.

Stalinism has fallen and we are now faced with the collapse of capitalism. We must return to a society which perished at some time between the rise of the Norman Church –State dichotomy in 1066 and 1214.The  anti clerical views of the Irish media in the 21st centaury is not a sign of progress but a sign of moral ill health. Only a tiny fraction of those Catholic clerics accused of scandalous behaviour of the quarter  of them charged have been found guilty by the courts.

The “evidence” for these allegations was the result of suggestions of impropriety by “spiritists  and mediums” (Isaiah) or, as we know them today, psychiatrists and Humanists. There is no higher form of humanism than the Christian humanism of the Bible.

Revolution? Revolution means “a turning around” or “turning backward”. Such a social revolution is a turning away from violence and atheistic barbarism.

Thursday, 17 October 2013

Teutonic mists. The wealthy Germans and the poor Irish: 2 (05/07/12)



There are many myths in England about the generosity of the Nordic and German Welfare States. The reality is that the bureaucracy eats up the wealth of Germany and the unemployed are destitute and homeless. The Northern European system of the Danish and Norwegian systems makes for predictability in social relations. The Swedish welfare state is a myth.

In Germany the Hartz 4 social reform made under Hans Muentefering cut social assistance (Sozialhilfe) from 124 Euros a month to 90 Euros a month. Only the Christian Democrats opposed this manoeuvre by the Social Democratic Party. Rent allowance is also paid to the needy in Germany. As in Britain, there is a financial incentive to claim Disability Allowance (Behindertegeld). 

The German Christian Democrats, Lefts (Linken), to which Sinn Fein is allied, and Social Democrats showed their faces to the disabled by allowing experimentation with the stem cells of aborted foetuses. The German Disabled Federation condemned this diabolical scheme.

In Ireland those not qualifying for unemployment assistance which is not limited to the German qualifying period of one year receive 196.40 Euros a week indefinitely as long as they are capable of and available for work. Social assistance is paid at the same rate as unemployment benefit.There is generous rent allowance.

People do not understand that the equivalent of the National Manpower Service, the government Careers Advisory Service, abolished by Thatcher in the UK, employs one hundred thousand bureaucrats in Germany and delivers only a couple of hundred jobs to  graduates. The bureaucracy soaks up the wealth of Germany.

In Sweden the unemployed single mothers are reduced to dire poverty by the
non-existent social state which is so widely praised in Britain Ireland and the United states. Swedish social democracy is an illusion shared by many Marxists.

In Germany Unemployment Benefit is set at the rate of a half of net wages for the duration of six months to one year. Their system is communal and there is no guarantee of Social Assistance in small towns because the Germans are a parochial people.The only positive aspect which is not shared by any other country other than Russia is the ten thousand Euro state gift for the birth of a child. 

The collapse of the German family and The Contraceptive Mentality required urgent action by the Christian Democrats after the 2007 General Election.

The employer- trade union conferences award unemployment pay in Denmark and Norway. In 2003 Denmark paid an unemployed worker 90% of their previous wage according to sectoral wage agreements administered by the Lohnorganisationen.

Clearly the payment is for a limited period since we learn that there is compulsory referral for retraining by state welfare authorities. No social security payments are made if retraining is refused.

The wealthy Germans?  The socially responsible Swedes? The generous Danes?

Teutonic mists and myths!  


19.7.2021

In June 1981 I took a working holiday in Germany after completing my first year Law examinations at Queen's University Belfast and went to work in Germany while Thatcher directed the British economy into anarchy and chaos at the injunction of the Catholic bishops of England and Wales. I soon found work in Meiller-Kipper in Munchen-Moosach where I was paid the IG Metall Tarif and the work in the store was much the same as in Stuttgart-Mettingen working for Daimler-Benz (June-September 1980).I found the fickle claims of the German Sozialstaat were only for students on stagiares and waged workers. While I earned 420-460 marks a week,a poor unfortunate English immigrant was only entitled to 16 marks a week and would come to the campsite looking for beer bottles which he could sell for the Flaschenpfand.

This uncaring society is technically gifted but suffers from a profound social and moral deficit which manifests itself in the same hatred or resentment towards the bottom of society,the migrant and the stranger all over-developed societies have suffered for forty years... I went back to the building trade after four weeks and got a job in Koblenz paying 999 DM for a 56-hour week working in panel-fixing at heights (Montage) for seven weeks.16:999...is that what The Guardian calls "a very generous social state".Having successfully passed my examinations I returned to Queen's in October having decided not to return to Germany.

Tuesday, 15 October 2013

Chartism and its legacy (4/12/12)


Chartism and its legacy (4/12/12)

Chartism was the first democratic movement of modern times. Its aim was essentially to bring about universal suffrage. In their social teaching Harney, O’Brien and Jones agitated for a return to the land of the industrial working classes and built model villages. Their agitation ended in 1848 when they marched on London. They ran out of steam thereafter and Marx latched onto the dogends which were left as usual, holding the large Irish element in contempt. Marx corresponded with Harney who showed little or no interest in having anything to do with Marx.
The Chartists’ ideals of a return to the land, housing estates and countryside communes were given new life in the period from 1900 to 1937 with housing estates in London and the development of new towns.
The vitality of the Chartists lives on. In 1918 universal suffrage was granted in Britain.


Wednesday, 28 August 2013

Arcadia.A reply to regicides (30/07/13)



1. A country without a leader or acknowledged head of state with a democratic mandate is characterised by chronic instability, fratricidal violence, universal greed, unregulated corruption and military and national weakness.

2. Diarmait Mac Cearaill died in Enniskillen at the hands of Fearon and Mc Sweeney in 571 AD. O’Beirne in his book Kings and High Kings (Batsford Press ,1978) failed to observe that the last of the Irish High Kings had come to Upper Lough Erne. The assassination is recorded in the Book of Durrow, Book of Clonmacnoise and Annals of the Four Masters.(Some research in a telephone directory in 1978 would have revealed this). Thus ended chieftaincy and it has long been relegated to dusty old tomes best ignored.

3. The moral imperative was not uppermost in Diarmait’s interference in church affairs with regard to the modern idea of freedom of religion and non interference in religious affairs.

4.The question of a peculiarly English monarch is based not on privilege but on predictability in social outcomes (as the English jurists teach).

5. The proper form of patrilineage is to be found in Saint Matthew’s Gospel.The Book of Durrow only records the patrilineage to the third generation.

6. The Irish can be a violent, greedy, lawless, rebellious and idolatrous people whose behaviour has allowed them to fall prey to foreign occupation, famine, disease, slander, racism, brutal exploitation and systematic fleecing by financial pirates and freebooters.

7. It should be observed that if Sinn Fein increase their representation in the Dail Ireland will become increasingly isolated (and US investment will disengage) .It should be noted that this national drmocratic party is the party of regicide par excellence. It is the poor who do not want to be the victims of random violence ,welfare degradation and socio-economic dependence who form the backbone of support for the head of state. It should be noted that Die Republikaner describe themselves as Republicans. 

21 November 2019

8. I am someone whose ancient forbears were manipulated by clergy and lay advisers into lives of purported verve and excitement. I for one should have pursued  a life of substance. I eventually collapsed into decay and disease when I no longer served the Church's selfish needs and the desires of worthies around them,the communitarians. I welcome democracy and remark that it is one of the abiding virtues of modern democracy that there is a system of accountability. Almost everybody finds that fact acceptable apart from fascists and clergy. Those churchmen and scholars who try to revive ancient forms of government do so for a sinister and unknown purpose best understood by a medical specialist in problems of cognition.





Joseph Paul Mc Carroll




Tuesday, 13 August 2013

Christian Democracy and Social Democracy (28/11/12)


Marx once wrote in the context of a revolutionary programme drawn up by the Eisenachers that the programme of the Social Catholic movement (‘Das Zentrum’) was the origin of most of the practical programme of social democracy. By social democracy was meant in the 1860s the drive to disposess all independent businesses. He condemned those who called for agitation against Das Zentrum.

In the 1930’s Das Zentrum was known as the People’s Party and under Von Papen gave their votes to Hitler. Von Papen was murdered soon afterwards. He gave his votes to Hitler because of the danger of Stalinism.

In 2004 the Hartz Four changes of the SPD meant that income support was cut from 124 Euros per month to 90 Euros per month. Germany is a rigidly bureaucratic country and the differentials between workers and unemployed grew.

The Christian Democrats and Christian Social Union opposed this heartless manoeuvre and subsequently came to power.

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7.7.2025

Social democracy can not cater for the needs of the poor or orphaned child because it is based on rampant materialism no more than US Republicans hear the cry of those seeking social justice or the poor and indigent. The latter base their policies on the greed of the very wealthy and on a tiny minority of super-rich.

In Europe and Catholic countries and societies which are influenced by Church social principles or social centrist principles of government,the needs of the widows and orphans traditionally come to the fore.

However, the Fall of Soviet socialism has undermines the system of public charity and social endowment. That system has partly or largely ceased for the poor. Many poor people have been thrown back on their declining resources for the most part in proportion to the declining share of wealth allowed by businessmen to the poor.

Friday, 28 June 2013

“Heim Ins Reich” (20/12/12)


The decision (Summer 2012) to reduce the British Army numbers from 88 000 to 82 000 and increase the number of Territorial Army reservists from 125 000 to 150 000 with military-style armoured  vehicles marks the eclipse of Britain as a viable imperialist, world-dominating power. British Army numbers in Afghanistan are to be reduced (19 December 2012) from 8 000 to 5 200 by the end of 2013..This has echoes of the decline of US power to 250 000 active soldiers from 500 000 in 1999. In 2004 Britain’s Armed Forces stood at 124 000.

Britain is embarked on an SAS- led retrenchment based on my study of The Militia System and Revolutionary Warfare of 2002. The SAS former colonels believe that a militia on home ground is unbeatable and is the basis of a more extensive, imperial army of the future.

The decision to arm the Territorial Army with armour and state-of -he-art communications equipment is grounded in  the growing threat of internal subversion from left and right wing extremists in Britain. The Territorial Army act in the role of Aid to the Civil Power in the politically-authorized psychiatric hospitals, intelligence activity and civilian action. Politics lie at the core of monitoring activity. On the building sites military "security contractors" rig  "accidents" to kill migrant Irish workers.

Britain is weakened. The U.S. has been shattered by wars in Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan and the troops of England are being brought home to defend against internal threats.

Tuesday, 11 June 2013

A principal (6/2010)


A principal is someone who is responsible in civil law for the (un)authorised activities of his agents. He is usually a person of moderate views or someone with an interest in populist politics and public sobriety. Soldiers enlist the support of intelligent,capable and well-educated young men as principals to give them freedom from civil liability for killing and injuring and destroying. A principal who repudiates his agent or refuses to pay him his emolument (fee) for his actions is killed by his men. (A woman cannot be a principal, therefore). A principal is a mixture between an ideas man and a strong man. The principals are drawn from the extant nobility or the vanquished nobility of a republic. Unlike a monarchy a noble in a republic cannot be regarded as a fountain of justice (fons iustitiae)since republics are based on regicide.

Principals like the Mac Cearaills in Ireland were high kings of Oirghialla and Ireland according to myth and legend. The Irish monarchy ended with the abandonment of Tara in 567 AD. This followed the battle of  Drum Cait.

Coat-trailers.The Mac Cearaills have featured in English and American characterisations while being subjected simultaneously to ar.med attacks to keep them in line and petty harassment,not forgetting police and military attrition. The nomenclature of Irish patrimony are sought out as principals by republicans (res publicae, public affairs). The blood group of kings is A rhesus positive and this blood group is characterised by a calm, firm disposition which quickly turns to mercurial aggression when aroused. The blood group  in question is shared by the royalty of all countries including the English who emerged in Bohemia in the 8th and 9th century after Christ.

In Ireland the line of the Mac Cearaills dates form the coming of the Gael to Ireland in about 448 BC. This history is recorded with embellishment in the Book of Conquests (republished, 1978, Dutton, United States).

A principal is therefore a senior adviser,a headman.

In the teaching of the Church a juvenile principal comes to the use of reason at seven years of age and in King David's case,the age was fourteen years (1 Samuel).

Monday, 10 June 2013

English social imperialism (30/12/12)



Social imperialism was a term used by Lenin in 1916. His book of that year, Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism merely threw out the term in connection with English dispatch of the English poor to the colonies relieve their poor health. That was at the instigation of Rhodes and involved assisted passage to South Africa.

Social imperialism, as meant in this article, is international aggression emanating from the labour movement of the dominant countries.

In the Observer of the 2 September 2012,the Anglican Archbishop of South Africa, Reverend Desmond Tutu, called for Blair to be indicted for crimes against humanity and brought, along with Bush, to the International War Crimes Court in The Hague.

I agree with this proposition.

In the North of Ireland,under the guise of peace,Blair launched his plan for "stopping violence", “de-escalating the conflict" and dealing with those who where at odds with the peace process.

The order for secret courts and extra-judicial executions came from the politician at the top.This war of attrition was a betrayal of trust and a grand,strategic deception.

The War against Iraq cost many more lives- over 135000- and fuelled terrorism. It destabilised the Middle East.

It was based on claims of weapons of mass destruction having been in the hands of Saddam Hussein, claims which the UN had demonstrably shown to be false before the war.

Blair says that Tutu’s statement is “nothing new and baseless”.

In Libya the Deal in the Desert with Gaddafi in 2005 led to the delivery of suspects to the torturers four days later.

There is no room for conspiracy theories here. The orders came from no one other than the leading English politician of the day. He was secretly intent on lulling the Libyans into a false sense of security prior to overthrowing the regime by open means.

One must conclude that the English Labour Party is a party of external aggression and domestic peace.

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Update. 13/11/2019. A new broom sweeps clean. Jeremy Corbyn has condemned "ill-conceived and poorly prepared wars" .The raised voices of 500-600 million in 2003 have made it clear: No to war,Yes to peace.





Joseph Paul Mc Carroll

Thursday, 6 June 2013

Two Dublin plagiarists (2011)


 
From 24 July 1991 to 22 December 1991 I endured  five months of sleep deprivation and a period of constant sensory deprivation at the hands of the authorities in Dublin.

 Beforehand I prepared the drafts of two books,one being Revolution in Ireland 1913-1923 and another being A History of the Irish Labour Party up to 1943. In the 1990s Kostick and Allen rewrote both of these books on the basis of stolen drafts on behalf of the Socialist Workers Party. These plagiarised books were published by Pluto Press and Manchester University Press. I did not give permission for my work to be stolen and received no reward for my intellectual labours.
 
In the early 1990s it was a familiar sight for me to see on South Great Georges Street in Dublin the "street scenes" arranged by the Socialist Workers Party in their roles of garda adjutants.

 I lived in dire poverty in Dublin and devoted my time in that city to the study of political economy and Irish history. I circularised over a hundred trade unionists,tenants groups,residents groups, community groups and unemployed groups with articles and schema. One of those, the Programme of Irish Socialists, later became the National Development Plan.

 I was not paid for my creative literary endeavours.
 
In July 1992 at the instigation of an Asian doctor, Dr Bindal,I was evicted from my humble abode by George Redmond, Dublin City Manager. He came into the possession of the drafts of my books.

My plans for a book on revolutionary politics in the early part of the 20th century were fully mapped out with references based on careful study in the National Library. 

My draft for a book on the Irish Labour Party and the influence of Jim Larkin were also carefully annotated. 

Kostick stole much of the prepared script but failed to add any colour or descriptive prose. 

Allen’s book lacked shape after the period of 1943 at which point I was forced to break off my studies.

Both are nonentities and thieves of my carefully worked out drafts. These are the twin pillars of the Free State,fraud and deception.

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19.10.2023

The nature of left ginger groups and the Irish Labour Party has been reduced to a carefully-choreographed 'Ivana' set of clothes horses, those female ships in the night.

The PBP group is one ginger group with no substance. It will eventually be shot with its own dung as will the Socialist Party and Militant Left. Ginger groups are quickly taken over by police and military interests. Such groups exist only in still life devoid of connection to real people. They are full of pontificating bores and ballot-stuffers such as Blackwood. Blackguards such as Mc Dowell deny party members a ballot. 

The Irish Labour Party is a ginger group today. 

Ginger groups take their cue from gangsters in tiny secretive organisations such as the Irish Secret Service, 'professional' women,careerists and the idiot  living in a £16 million pounds stack of dried-out bricks on Dun Laoghaire Pier.

Such people leave behind them only used condoms and plagiarised literature. Like all Garda,political and business exploiters and pedantic nuisances,they have been entrapped in set-ups.