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Rejecting the death of Post-Modernity

October 5, 2012
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Those who reject global liberal hegemony and the values of Post-Modernity do have allies around the world, including organised movements, religions and even some states. So said Russian geo-political theorist and professor Alexander Dugin at a recent speaking engagement. We have an example in the news now of at least a partial state rejection of the death (literally so in this case) that Post-Modernity brings to us. Lama Hasan reports for ABC News:

A Dutch “abortion boat” bound for the Moroccan port of Smir has been blocked from entering the harbor. The campaign created by the Women on Waves group sails to countries where abortion is illegal and was due to arrive in the Moroccan port today to carry out abortions and provide advice to women, but the Moroccan authorities stopped them from docking, sealing the area and citing “military maneuvers” as the reason.

On Wednesday, Morocco’s health ministry told the AFP news agency that the ship would not be allowed to operate in the country and called on the authorities to apply the law against the group and the ship.

The group’s founder, Dr. Rebecca Gomperts, told the BBC they plan to launch “a surprise” in response but did not elaborate. She said the entire harbor was blocked and no one was being allowed to enter.

Dr. Gunilla Kleiverda, one of the gynecologists for Women on the Waves who is currently in Smir Harbor told ABC News, “of course, we always expect problems, that’s part of being involved with Women of the Waves,” adding that “the most important thing is to change the law and we make abortion legalized.”

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2 Responses to Rejecting the death of Post-Modernity

  1. ossian on October 6, 2012 at 1:59 am

    I wonder about the Southerners, I wonder,,.due they understand? Truth be told, I’m of a split mind, on one hand Southerners seem to be the best hope for Christian culture in the West (donna ya wonder why yer attacked, yer feared after all), On the other hand, ye seem lost. Are ye aware that it’s “white People” who are feckin wif ya? Why due ye identify with your oppressors? On the other hand ye have scholars like Mac Ri Aston who see the truth pretty clear. Dunna ye know skin reflectivity isn’t the measure, Truth is. The fair skinned San Patricios died for their brown skinned breathern. Christ and His Church is The Center, rejection of Christ is the problem. Ignore those who preach agin the Gospels!

  2. Michael on October 6, 2012 at 6:38 am

    Ossian, I think you have it partially correct and partially incorrect. No one that I know has ever claimed that ‘skin reflectivity’ is the measure of truth. If by ‘skin reflectivity’ you are referring to ethnicity and race, then what you are talking about is biological and familial. Indeed, a major part of our problem in the Western world is the rejection of traditional values and understanding of life and the embrace of Modernity and individualism. At the same time, every ethnicity and culture has an identity, just like every family does. An ethnicity or culture is essentially just a large family. And the values of that family of people are connected to its being and identity. Japanese values, for example, are connected from the Japanese people and their identity. Likewise, traditional Southern values are connected to the Southern people and our identity. When you flood the South with non-Southerners you can only logically expect for the values and lifestyle of people in the South to be changed. That is precisely what has happened to us. We have a right, just like all people, to preserve who and what we are. We (Southern nationalists) also want to return to the traditional values of our people and culture. And, as you’ll note from many articles here, we look outside the South for friends and allies. But we have no desire to mix all the peoples of the world – destroying their uniqueness along the way – under a single set of values. I support traditionalists in Spain, for example and have friends there. But I am not Spanish and the Spanish people are not Southern. We are different in many ways. And that difference should be preserved and viewed as a positive thing.

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