I'm continuing to listen to the British Broadcasting Corporation's 1960s documentary "The Great War" and in episode four they talk about the Battle the Marne. They quote a German soldier who said that they had been laughing at the British before the war 1/ but after the "Mad Minute," where British Tommies were trained to fire 15 bolt action rounds in a minute, they stopped laughing of the British. This tells me that one should not. Under any circumstances, laugh at their enemies until after they had defeated them, 2/

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So to pass the time I have started to relisten to the BBC's "Great War" documentary made in the 1960s and in the very first episode, barely even 10 minutes into the thing, it mentions that the Second Reich had a whole bunch of social welfare programs that were implemented before they were even considered in other more liberal countries.

This reminded me that one of the things that those of us who seek to utilize the Natural Law Spectrum need to do is to go back in history and identify such changes in concepts, policies, and behaviors

Funny story!

I was talking to someone not too long ago about plutocracy and my thoughts about the current situation of America.

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https://twitter.com/1894gang/status/1786535495012348266

I pointed out that America has always been a plutocracy but until the Post WWII Neoliberal Global Order their economic interests were overwhelmingly domestic. They had actual skin the game of the People's well-being.

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Impromptu Thread:

We have abandoned Plato's Theory of Forms and Friedrich Nietzsche's Will to Power.

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We have not abandoned Aristotle's formalized rules of Logic nor David Hume's Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding.

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