Thread by @S_Coughlin_DC

1 of 8) While there is the theological context to Ecclesiastes when saying, “What has been is what will be, and what has been done is what will be done; and there is nothing new under the sun.” Ecclesiastes 1:9

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2) The point I would make is that there is nothing “new” or “evolved” about how we think today that couldn’t be - and was - understood in 400 BC. The modern soft-sciences are the deracinating dialectical disease of our time.

3) This is because American culture has been fatally infected with dialectical narratives that have us thinking, a la Hegel, that history moves forward and, because of this, everything thought of or said today is more accurate, true and correct . . .

4) . . . precisely because it is said today (and not yesterday). Hence, there is no need for history or a historical perspective. It is erased. The goal of these attacks is the deracination of the population – rendering them modern primitives - by design and intent.

5) The dialectical materialism that drives Marxism is not only derived from Hegel but also from the secret societies then popular in Europe that he frequented. They were relentlessly anti-West and anti-Judo-Christian. They still are -

6) Everything bringing America down today can (and should be able to) be explained exclusively in terms of Plato’s Dialogues from 400 BC. Pieper called today’s crisis “the Platonic nightmare.”

7) This is THE line of attack destroying the West (and America) today. Perfected in 400 BC. This explains Pieper’s point that overwhelming target audiences with superficial information bits is to disorient them while transitioning them to a false sense of reality -

8 of 8) Plato called these people sophists. Nothing has changed. Hegel knew this. So too did Marx and Lenin. It is the backbone of the Frankfurt Marxist attacks. Know the threat or perish because of it. You can’t fake it. You can’t learn it by osmosis. You must decide to know.