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663 – Masked derangement syndromes – from COVID-19 to Donald Trump

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Jul 162020

What was once a COVID-19 pandemic has now mutated into the COVID-19 Derangement Syndrome, no doubt contracted from the same virus that causes Trump Derangement Syndrome. Together, these two syndromes symbolize our political zeitgeist.

The continued persistence of those on the Left in demanding extensions of the COVID-19 lockdown and the mandatory wearing of face masks reveals a motive unrelated to any medical concerns. Clearly, neither the statistics on SARS CoV-2 ‘cases’ nor the efficacy of wearing face masks justifies this.

The real motive, inescapably, is political, and the pandemic is a perfect mask to hide behind in order to justify unjustifiable power. The real target is U.S. president Donald Trump, who, contrary to current polls, appears to be headed for a landslide victory in the November U.S. election. And of course, Trump is calling for a complete re-opening of the economy.

Perhaps that accounts for the second wave of Trump Derangement Syndrome that is now upon us. The sheer hatred of Donald Trump spewing from the mainstream media defies all reason and logic. Whether expressed by columnists and commentators, or by members of the general public, their hatred is outrageous and irrational. Continue reading »

The Democratic Party’s Götterdämmerung | Salim Mansur

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Jun 032020

Götterdämmerung (twilight of the gods): “a collapse (as of a society or regime) marked by catastrophic violence and disorder.”

Professor Salim Mansur has likened the organized riots and violence in the wake of the killing of George Floyd to the wanton destruction perpetrated by Adolf Hitler on his own people when he realized that Germany was about to be overrun by the Allied Forces and that he was about to lose the war.

“Hitler knew that the Third Reich was reaching its end. His response was that the German people had failed. The German people were not worthy of the Third Reich. So instead of finding a way out, he was going to fight to the last bullet and to the last German child. That is Götterdämmerung. Bring the whole roof down upon the head of the German people because they are not worthy. This is the politics of the Left.”

While it seems increasingly likely that today’s riots, looting, and burning have been coordinated by domestic terror organizations, like Antifa, loyal to the Democratic Party of the United States, and most likely under its direction, Professor Mansur posits that the mayhem is the Democratic Party’s Götterdämmerung.

The Democrats have realized that they will lose in the polls in November and that their nemesis, Donald Trump will return for another term. In true Leftist fashion, they blame the American people and are wreaking havoc upon their unworthy heads.

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China’s crimes against humanity | Salim Mansur

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Mar 232020

Communist China’s mishandling of the novel coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent deaths are a direct result of their authoritarian rulers who should be indicted for crimes against humanity says Professor Salim Mansur of Western University.

Misinformation, disinformation, outright lies, and cover-ups are business as usual for the Chinese Communist Party which has already been responsible for the deaths of tens of millions of their citizens since the revolution of 1949.

In light of the current health crisis, the rest of the world should reconsider its cozy relationship with China and treat them as the adversary to individual freedom that they are.

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Contagion — China’s new weapon for economic dominance | Salim Mansur

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Mar 222020

Salim Mansur, Professor Emeritus at Western University, says that the Chinese Communist Party and its leader, Xi Jinping, must be held to account for their deliberate mishandling of the Wuhan Virus outbreak and waging war on the rest of the world with the spread of this contagion.

Salim also expresses his fear that the drastic economic measures being implemented throughout the world, but especially in Canada, maybe going too far and causing more misery and suffering than they are trying to alleviate.

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643 – Canada’s crisis: from alienation to alien nations?

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Feb 272020

Canada is in crisis. In many ways, that crisis is similar to that faced by the European Union and its recent loss of Britain as a constituent member of that union.

In this, the second part of our conversation with Dr Salim Mansur, professor emeritus of political science at Western University, we discover that the fluid dynamics of the nation-state can easily lead to alienation ‘within’ nations. When interests and common values once shared instead become a source of conflict and cause for national divisions, the resulting alienation may lead to the literal formation of alien nations.

Given the rise and fall of the nation-state throughout history, it is clear that nations are far more fragile than most people generally perceive. The temporary duration of the various political structures under which humankind has been governed or ruled throughout history merits due consideration.

After having considered the state of the unions known as Britain, Europe, and America, our attention now turns to Canada, the country that many consider to be the ‘odd man out’ with regard to the most recent political shifts in the Anglosphere. Continue reading »

641 – Freedom Forward – Philosophy’s indispensable role in determining the Right Direction

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Feb 132020

There is a widespread belief – particularly among advocates of freedom and capitalism – that individual freedom and individual rights will spontaneously emerge if nations gradually adopt various forms of capitalism, freer markets, and/or more private economic initiatives. Yet, many socialist, fascist and communist jurisdictions have done exactly this, but nevertheless remained socialist, fascist or communist. While their economies may have become more ‘efficient,’ their people still do not enjoy individual rights, having ironically been turned into ‘slaves’ of a state-directed economic ‘efficiency.’

Additionally, there is a certain ‘literalism’ on the philosophic front, with many freedom advocates rejecting the best political alternative on the basis of some kind of philosophical impurity or inconsistency on the part of a given politician or party.

This is dangerous thinking, and can lead to unwarranted feelings of futility, frustration, and cynicism regarding political action in general. It is an affliction that most affects those on the Right, and is in part responsible for the continuing ascendancy of the Left and the erosion of our freedoms. Continue reading »

On the brink of war | Salim Mansur

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Jan 092020

Heightened tensions in Iraq and Iran have overshadowed the conflicts that the Americans are having at home with their President once again becoming the target of Democratic terrorist sympathizers.

Congress, the Press, and many Americans have forgotten their history by condemning President Trump’s actions in Iraq and the taking out of terrorist Qassem Soleimani. Where once they lauded President Reagan for the assassination attempt on Muammar Gaddafi in 1986 and hailed President Obama as a hero for conducting the killing of Osama bin Laden in Pakistan, Trump is vilified for acting in the nation’s defence and interests in Iraq.

Professor Emeritus Salim Mansur of Western University once again reminds us of the hypocrisy of the Trump-deranged Democrats and the two-faced media by putting the latest actions in the Middle East in historical perspective.