CYCLE
TWENTY-NINE: THE DESIRABILITY OF NEW ORDERS
1. To contrast, within the metachemical
axis of space-time objectivity, the materialist per se of science
(cosmology) with the realistic materialism of 'bovaryized'
politics (authoritarianism), the naturalistic materialism of 'bovaryized' economics (feudalism), and the idealistic
materialism of 'bovaryized' religion
(fundamentalism).
2. To contrast, within the chemical axis of
volume-mass objectivity, the realist per se of politics (parliamentarianism) with
the materialistic realism of 'bovaryized' science
(chemistry), the naturalistic realism of 'bovaryized'
economics (socialism), and the idealistic realism of 'bovaryized'
religion (humanism).
3. To contrast, within the physical axis of
mass-volume subjectivity, the naturalist per se of economics (capitalism) with
the materialistic naturalism of 'bovaryized' science
(physics), the realistic naturalism of 'bovaryized'
politics (republicanism), and the idealistic naturalism of 'bovaryized'
religion (nonconformism).
4. To contrast, within the metaphysical axis of
time-space subjectivity, the idealist per se of religion (transcendentalism)
with the materialistic idealism of 'bovaryized'
science (ontology), the realistic idealism of 'bovaryized'
politics (totalitarianism), and the naturalistic idealism of 'bovaryized' economics (corporatism).
5. From the sensual
extreme (noumenal) right-wing materialism of spatial
space to the sensible extreme (noumenal) left-wing
materialism of repetitive time within the metachemical
axis of space-time objectivity, as from photons to photinos.
6. From the sensual moderate (phenomenal)
right-wing realism of volumetric volume to the sensible moderate (phenomenal)
left-wing realism of massed mass within the chemical axis of volume-mass objectivity,
as from electrons (conventional) and/or positrons (radical) to electrinos (conventional) and/or positrinos
(radical).
7. From the sensual moderate (phenomenal)
left-wing naturalism of massive mass to the sensible moderate (phenomenal)
right-wing naturalism of voluminous volume within the physical axis of
mass-volume subjectivity, as from neutrons (conventional) and/or deuterons
(radical) to neutrinos (conventional) and/or deuterinos
(radical).
8. From the sensual
extreme (noumenal) left-wing idealism of sequential
time to the sensible extreme (noumenal) right-wing
idealism of spaced space within the metaphysical axis of time-space
subjectivity, as from protons to protinos.
9. That which begins, in sensuality, on the
Right ends, in sensibility, on the Left, whereas that which begins, in
sensuality, on the Left ends, in sensibility, on the Right, the 'First'
effectively becoming 'Last', and the 'Last' ... 'First'.
10. The salvation, as from sensuality to
sensibility, 'once-born' to 're-born' affiliation, of the materialist Right can
only be in the materialist Left, as from eyes to heart, whereas the salvation
of the idealist Left, by contrast, can only be in the idealist Right, as from
ears to lungs.
11. The salvation, as from sensuality to sensibility,
'once-born' to 're-born' affiliation, of the realist right can only be in the
realist left, as from tongue to womb, whereas the salvation of the naturalist
left, by contrast, can only be in the naturalist right, as from phallus to
brain.
12. That which is saved to sensibility 'falls' or
'rises', depending on its gender, to a contrary position to how it was in
sensuality, the 'First', to repeat, becoming 'Last', and the 'Last' ...
'First'.
13. The liberal doctrine of equality is intensely
inimical to Christianity and Christian-type 'rebirths' in which men turn away
from (the heathenistic dominion of) women, as from,
at that point, second-class citizens.
14. The emphasis on equality between all persons,
irrespective of gender, follows from a Protestant-type anti-Christian stance in
social liberalism, and leads, via theoretical equality between men and women,
to a practical inequality in which women are effectively 'top dogs', or
first-class citizens, in a heathenistic society
dominated by immoral (objective) criteria, as pertinent not to vegetation and
air, but to fire and water.
15. Such a 'free' society, whether phenomenal (and
Heathen) or noumenal (and Superheathen),
is the female enemy of everything male and 'bound', whether phenomenal (and Christian)
or noumenal (and Superchristian).
16. Such a 'free' society rages war on everything
subjective, and hence moral, and does so under the delusory banner of equality
between men and women, even though, in practice, female domination is patently
the norm, the 'XY' chromosomal integrity of male dualism effectively eclipsed,
to use a metaphorical analogue, by the 'XX' chromosomal cosh of female
objectivity, at the expense, needless to say, of liberal values.
17. Freedom is the enemy not only of God but of
man, since that man who is the dupe of freedom is unable to achieve an
accommodation with God, the God, more specifically, of the superman when he is
attuned to his lungs and meditates.
18. At one time things in the West were largely
bound (to the Catholic Church); then they became, under Protestant liberalism,
both bound and free in approximately equal measure; now they are free to an
extent no longer commensurate with phenomenal relativity but, under the
'Liberty Belle', with noumenal absolutism, the Americanized
freedom which stands at a barbarous remove from anything cultural and rages war
on culture, or the residues thereof, wherever it may still be found. But such barbarism paradoxically calls itself
'culture', even though nothing could be further from the truth.
19. When decadent, the
civilized person becomes pseudo-barbarous and the cultural person
pseudo-natural. This is enough to
explain the respective fates of most Englishmen and Irishmen (not to mention
Scotsmen and Welshmen) under American influence in the twentieth century.
20. Even civilization, as defined by me in
relation to feminine criteria of watery realism, is inimical to culture when it
strives to dominate and replace it on the basis of a political hegemony.
21. If there is to be a new culture for the
twenty-first century and beyond, a Superchristian
culture that 'flies in the face' of Superheathen
barbarism, there will likewise have to be a new nature, down below, that 'flies
in the face' of Heathen civilization, thereby becoming a partner to culture
rather than, like English civilization traditionally, its liberal enemy.
22. Thus we return to the desirability, already
well-documented in my writings, of a democratically-established Centrist
federation ... of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales on the one hand, and of an
English republic on the other hand, the latter the economic counterpart to
what, in its cultural essence, would be a religion-centred federation of the
Gaels.