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Tag Archives: Battle of Holland
From a Muddy Foxhole of the “Bridge Too Far”
In the times of total confusion which lie ahead let us not forget how clearly our own behavior has foreshadowed the horrible commotion of the earth and the elements. I speak in the prophetic vein, because the signs of an impending readjustment in the face of the whole earth are fairly clear. Continue reading
Social Peace through Enforced Conformity
They settled instead for the poor shabby philosophy of St. Augustine – sit tight, don’t ask questions, do like the rest do, and you will be at least as safe as anybody else. Continue reading
Posted in Ancient writings, Letters, Philosophy, War
Tagged Battle of Holland, Bridge too Far, Half-truth, History, Holland, Nazi philosophy, philosophy
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Going to Perdition with Our Eyes Open
We are going into perdition with our eyes open; the separation of the tares and the wheat is to be strictly a free-will affair. Continue reading
