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Showing posts with label Machiavelli. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Machiavelli. Show all posts

Friday, 6 September 2013

Simon Sheppard - a Prophet of our Times?

Simon Sheppard nowhere said in this book that that was his intention nor did he mention the term yin and yang at all, but this is in fact what this revolutionary and seminal work has accomplished. It explains the destructiveness of the gender war that is being waged and which will forever be waged, for women will always want more rights than they currently have and men will always be the weaker sex unless they avail themselves of the protection of a moral God which forbids extramarital sex.

Sheppard does not mention marriage as the answers to society's ills, however.

HOW DESECRATING THE INSTITUTION OF MARRIAGE IS DYSGENIC AND HAS CAUSED THE FEMINISATION OF MEN

It is marriage - a very delicate mechanism - that is the pivot upon which gender *balance* rests. It is respect for the institution of marriage that reins in the worst vices of each sex, but we no longer respect it.

Because it is now the majority practice to have sex with a sex partner to whom you are not married before you will consider marrying them, men are now forced to lie in order to get sex from a woman to whom they are not married.

To become habituated to lying because men want sex and are expected to have extramarital sex, must corrupt the character of men.

"After the male has made a successful approach, saying anything the female does not like, and which induces any unpleasant feeling, irrespective of how truthful the statement is, immediately sours the male's chances.  His error is often irrevocable.  This is a likely source of male dishonesty, and indeed the male may, from adolescence onwards, adopt female perspectives in order to improve his success.  The most convincing liar is one who has deceived himself."

The process of the feminisation of the Western heterosexual male has now been explained and revealed.

If however women were expected to be virgins before marriage, the transactions would be more honest. A man would decide upon the woman he wishes to have as a wife but without the option of taking her for a test drive, so to speak.  (I have heard of a middle-aged woman who claimed she never married because she did not believe in sex before marriage, and sex before marriage in Britain would be the only way to get yourself into the game of finding a husband if you are not Jewish or Muslim to whom premarital sex is frowned upon.) This prohibition against premarital sex would inevitably make the courting couple dwell on non-sexual matters during courtship, which means that the man is not compelled to lie to the woman to get sex, but will be judged solely on his ability to provide for her and any children they might have together, and whether he would be a good husband and father. This is a better criterion to judge a man because what is being contemplated is their long-term future together instead of merely whether she is physically attracted to him ie whether he will do for a one-night stand. The offspring of the former will inevitably be of better quality than the latter. The important thing is that their children will be legitimate and grow up into responsible adults with the guidance of both parents with the benefit of their respective family connections and their cultural and economic resources.

This practice, if practised generally would tend to improve or at least maintain the quality of the next generation.

This practice, if abandoned by most people would tend to make each subsequent generation more degenerate than the other.

Marriage is eugenic, while bastardy is dysgenic.

THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN UPHOLDING THE INSTITUTION OF MARRIAGE

The story of The Fisherman and His Wife perfectly explains the greedy female's lust for power, and it is this fairy tale that hints that history is doing nothing but repeating itself for our benefit because we have chosen to ignore its lessons.

How have we ignored its lessons? By refusing to take religion seriously because we are too busy worshiping what is now our sacred cow of sexual liberation.

I would be the first to admit that most would point out that refraining from premarital sex would put rather a dampener on things.   I would also be the first to admit that most people would not voluntarily restrain themselves from having premarital sex unless there is the prospect of immediate punishment in this life and in the hereafter.

Whom does this moral restraint benefit?  One's society, the next generation yet to be born and our civilisation.  "Who cares?"  I can hear the atheists asking as they shrug their shoulders.

WHY WESTERN MEN FEAR TO CRITICISE IMMORAL WOMEN

Men who defend or refuse to criticise immoral women such as single mothers because they wish to avail themselves of the free to cheap sexual services they offer are in fact acquiescing in their own oppression.




Simon Sheppard does not in fact propose any political solutions, though he hints at them. What he does admirably is to explain and demonstrate how men are in fact exploited by women. The long term survival of any race, nation or civilisation is threatened by women having too much power, he also says.

Feminists will hate it because nothing he says can be disproved. Feminists also hate the objective truth, and never ever consider the long term national interest.

Below are a few choice quotes that will give you a flavour of the book.

"The male inclination is to encourage the strong, while the female tendency is to nurture the weak. Males value the old for their wisdom and experience, while females value the young, for their appeal and future promise."

"Female avoidance of risk means that radical solutions to society's problems will be abhorred, even when such radicalism is necessary. However, feminised societies are intrinsically unstable, with the result that large shifts can take place relatively quickly."

"1. Males make large differences larger and small differences smaller.
2. Females make large differences smaller and small differences larger."

"Sexual freedom replaces political freedom."

"Moral values must not shift rapidly or they would command no respect and thus no mass adherence."

"While the population, especially the male population, is distracted by their ... sexual appetites, and diverted in pursuit of what they have been led to believe is their fair quota of sex, an oligarchy is able to further its agenda unimpeded." [Sex is the opium of the West.]

"A correspondence exists between religion and sex: religion is the ancient sublimation of sex, for both provide the individual with a kind of immortality."

"Giving females a voice and allowing them to express their views on contemporary social problems is like asking the Devil for advice on how to cure sin. The weight of human misery and downright trouble, not to mention evolutionary damage, caused by allowing a small segment of the population, the fortunate, the attractive reproductive female free to rein of their instincts is enormous. So much of the social cruelty which is routinely being inflicted, and the burden of guilt arising from it, would be prevented if more normal relations between the sexes could be achieved."

"1. The super-masculine state dominates.
2. The super-feminine state becomes extinct."

"A weak person given power becomes not strong, but strongly weak. Machiavelli is the great master of power politics and an analogy in his style would be of a weak and indecisive king with an enemy gathering at the border. His generals clamour for a pre-emptive attack, but the king uses his power to overrule his generals and force a delay. Eventually the moment to strike is lost and the prevaricating king is toppled by the invading army.

Such is the situation with a feminine society - over-sensitive, critical of itself, tolerant of its enemies and ultimately doomed to domination by a more masculine strategy."

"Western societies are not evolving, but regressing."

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Photo of 'Sex and Power' front cover   
Sex & Power

A MANUAL ON MALE-FEMALE RELATIONS


SIMON SHEPPARD


Photographs of a few pages of the book. Throughout, yellow boxes denote material from other sources, and blue ones are original material such as anecdotes of notable events and behaviour.






 



 



 



 



 



 



 




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Musigyny is a related product by Simon Sheppard.


Sunday, 24 February 2013

Machiavelli describes 21st century Britain


RELIGION

The weakness of the princes of the present day, caused by an effeminate education and want of instruction, makes them regard the maxims of the ancients as inhuman, or impossible of application.

To usurp supreme and absolute authority, then, in a free state, and subject it to tyranny, the people must have already become corrupt by gradual steps from generation to generation. And all states necessarily come to this, unless... they are frequently reinvigorated by good examples, and brought back by good laws to their first principles.

TREATIES & ALLIANCES

A want of proper judgement sometimes causes men, who are incompetent to defend themselves, to engage in war for the defense of others.

SOCIETY

For in nature as in simple bodies, when there is an accumulation of the superfluous matter, a spontaneous purgation takes place, which preserves the health of that body. And so it is with that compound body, the human race; when countries become overpopulated and there is no longer any room for all the inhabitants to live, nor any other places for them to go to, these being likewise all fully occupied — and when human cunning and wickedness have gone as far as they can go — then of necessity the world must relieve itself of this excess of population by one of those three causes [pestilence, famine and inundation]; so that mankind, having been chastised and reduced in numbers, may become better and live with more convenience.

It is necessary then (as has been said) for men who live associated together under some kind of regulations often to be brought back to themselves, so to speak either by external or internal occurrences. As to the latter, they are either the result of a law, that obliges the citizens of the association often to render an account of their conduct; or by some man of superior character arises amongst them, whose noble example and virtuous actions will produce the same effect as such a law.

REVOLUTIONS & REVOLUTIONARIES

When once the people have taken arms against you, there will never be lacking foreigners to assist them.

Every student of ancient history well knows that any change of governments, be it from a republic to a tyranny, or from a tyranny to a republic, must necessarily be followed by some terrible punishment of the existing state of things.


REASON

I think, and ever shall think, that it cannot be wrong to defend one's opinions with arguments, founded upon reason, without employing force or authority.

PUBLIC POLICY

A prince, therefore, must not mind incurring the charge of cruelty for the purpose of keeping his subjects united and faithful; for, with a very few examples, he will be more merciful than those who, from excess of tenderness, allow disorders to arise, from whence spring bloodshed and rapine; for these as a rule injure the whole community, while the executions carried out by the prince injure only individuals.

[A prince] must encourage his citizens to follow their callings quietly, whether in commerce, or agriculture, or any other trade that men follow, so that this one shall not refrain from improving his possessions through fear that they may be taken from him, and that one from starting a trade for fear of taxes; but he should offer rewards to whoever does these things, and to whoever seeks in any way to improve his city or state.

Let no state believe that it can always follows a safe policy, rather let it think that all are doubtful. This is found in the nature of things, that one never tries to avoid one difficulty without running into another, but prudence consists in being able to know the nature of the difficulties, and taking the least harmful as good.

REPUBLICS
It is impossible to establish a perpetual republic, because in a thousand unforeseen ways its ruin may be accomplished.


VIRTUE
It will be found that some things which seem virtuous, if followed, lead to one’s ruin, and some others which appear vices result in one’s greater security and well-being.



Monday, 6 February 2012

My advice to Cameron

" ... in seizing a state, the usurper ought to examine closely into all those injuries which it is necessary for him to inflict, and to do them all at one stroke so as not to have to repeat them daily; and thus by not by not unsettling men he will be able to reassure them, and win them to himself by benefits."

This is Machiavelli referring to disabled benefits, I believe.  http://uk.news.yahoo.com/scroungers-rhetoric-fuels-abuse-051746646.html

Thursday, 16 December 2010

Something Machiavelli said our leaders should bear in mind

"A man who is used to acting in one way never changes; he must come to ruin when the times, in changing, no longer are in harmony with his ways." - Niccolò Machiavelli

 ... but they won't because they are stupid and scared after decades of matriarchal dementia.  You see, the typical British man is afraid of offending the slut and slapper single mum, probably because he was brought up by one or has had a child by one.

It would be understandable if the Britons and their leaders are frightened of the Secret Police, being burnt at the stake, Big Brother or a dictator like Robert Mugabe who will send his boys to beat you black and blue, but what they are afraid of is only the Slut and Slapper Single Mum and her Illegitimate Spawn.

Only an Islamic Nationalist Revolution will put the bastards and sluts in their place now.

Tuesday, 7 September 2010

The Week (21/8/10): Peter Mandelson's 5 Books and Mine

Best Books ... Peter Mandelson

Peter Mandelson, former Labour Minister and European Commissioner and one of the key architects of New Labour, chooses his five favourite political books.  His memoir, The Third Man, has just been published.

The Making of the Prime Minister by Anthony Howard and Richard West 1965 (out of print)
"This book cemented my childhood infatuation with politics.  It chronicled the rise of our neighbour, Harold Wilson, and his coming to power in 1964.  He seemed to sweep my family into No 10 with him, and the events of the next six years dominated our mealtime discussions."

The Diaries of a Cabinet Minister by Richard Crossman, 1975 (out of print)
"Dick Crossman's diaries taught me a great deal about politics.  Like Alastair Campbell's they tell you more about the author's mind that objective reality, but I am sure that's what some people say about The Third Man.  At least I have given a lot of time to reflection since I started writing years ago and, I hope to the sort of candour not usually associated with a ministerial memoir."

Germinal by Emile Zola, 1885 (Penguin Classics £9.99)
"This book aroused intense feelings in me while I was trekking in Rwanda on my gap year.  It tells of thwarted love and workers' struggles in 19th century France - both preoccupations of mine at the time.  The book and my experiences in Africa cleared my head, and I went up to Oxford feeling more mature than many contemporaries.  I shall return to Zola and see whether he can help clear the decks for the next stage."

The Prince by Niccoloa Machiavelli, 1513 (Penguin Classics £6.99)
"This is a book I've dipped into.  My association with it is Robert Harris' fault.  He did a profile of me for The Observer in 1987, headlined "Machiavelli comes to Walworth Road".  Sometimes you can't help the truth sticking."

Lustrum by Robert Harris 2010 (Arrow £7.99)
"The second of my friend Robert's promised trilogy.  It combines brilliant writing and wry humour with meticulous research into the characters of Cicero, Caesar and much besides.  You can translate the narrative into contemporary political times if you wish.  A masterpiece (dedicated to me)."

Wednesday, 7 July 2010

Machiavelli spoke out against Liberalism and gave reasons

" ... a prince, so long as he keeps his subjects united and loyal, ought not to mind the reproach of cruelty; because with a few examples he will be more merciful than those who, *through too much mercy*, *allow disorders to arise*, *from which follow murders and robberies*; for these are wont to injure *the whole people*, whilst those executions which originate with a prince offend the individual only."

From the 17th Chapter of The Prince, concerning cruelty and clemency and whether it is better to be loved than feared

God behaving badly

1:03:00  CLAIRE  KHAW joins to say God in the Koran is more reasonable than God in the Old Testament, but there is only one Abrahamic God.  ...