Israel

September 2nd, 2010 Asger Trier Engberg 1 comment

I believe that the future is pregnant with alterations of immense proportion. We will change the face of the earth, for better or worse. The sprout of redemption is planted in the fertile soil of the current world events. The decks are prepared, the bets are placed, and the winner will be the ruler of mankind.

In this game of immense powermongering titans, the life of a normal citizens of faraway countries is blown out in a blink of eye, not herded but forgotten as of now.

This armageddon, this ragnararok that has been prophesized so many years ago, is about to start.

All the premises of war are there. The generals are sitting in a powderkeg smoking cigars, and the world will soon erupt in a all engaging war with the Russians and the Iranians on one side, the Anglo-saxons, hopefully the Danes, and the Jews on the other side. This will be concluded in the swampy powder-constructs called atomic bombs. The bombs are all there, the Iranians have them almost, so do the Jews, the Anglo-saxons and the Russians.

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The end and the beginning

August 2nd, 2010 Asger Trier Engberg No comments

We slowly descend into an abyss of hatred, corruption and despair. Our ancient institutions of civilization are dismantled in front of our very eyes. Dismantled by an elite of evil and idiocracy.

We live on the brink of chaos, and we are the willing cattle herded to the slaughter. Yet, there are small glimpses of hope, tiny, flickering lights of illumination. These lights are haunted by the corrupt, and are, as of now so weak, that a gust of wind can blow them out. Yet they continue their beautiful course, undisturbed by the neglect and the evil of the chosen few, on that awfull construct, called our current legislation and rule.

Lets put a few of those principles that has lead to chaos, under the scrutiny of light. First of all, the basic problem of our western world is the detoriation of our institutions. Untill now, the institutions of the west have primarialy been upheld by the nationstate. This is a tradition that is founded in Mesopotamia around seven thousand years ago, and have primarialy been conveyed to the west through Hellas and Rome.

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On Treason by Polybius

Some reflections made by Polybius on Treason

Hence it is difficult to define those upon whom we can properly lay the name of traitor. Perhaps the situation which comes nearest to it is one in which men at a time of public danger, for reasons either of personal safety or profit, or because of differences with the opposing party put their city into the hands of the enemy, or who by admitting a garrison or calling in foreign assistance to further their personal aims and bring their countries under foreign power. All who commit actions of this kind may fairly be regarded as traitors. And yet, as everybody agrees, the treachery practised by such men has never brought them any real profit or advantage – in fact precisely the opposite – so much that we ask with amazement what their original motives can have been, or what calculations can have possibly have impelled them to rush into such a fatal situation.

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The phoenecian lesson

In a breath the vast armies of Hannibal occupies the motherland of the romans. Audacious, competent, intelligent and unimaginably succesful does Hannibal defend the colours of the phoenecians. An ancient semitic tribe of the middle east. Today alive in some pockets of neglect. But once an imposing, enthralling and advanced culture. Can we learn a little from the breakdown of that imposing civilisation? Do we face a situation similar to the phoenicians?

First of all. The phoenicans were very advanced, but they were not really warlike. And when the threat of Rome emerged in the north, they had no idea what to do. The beginning of the punic wars showed this in all simplicity. The romans simply walked over the phoenicians, shattering their identity to the core. The phoenicians did not know how to use an army, and they lost.

The Romans, at the other hand, were very well organized, and first of all, they were uncorrupt. That gave the disciplin to raise armies and to organize the war continually.

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The horror of danish intellectualism

January 26th, 2010 Asger Trier Engberg No comments

The Egyptians had a very funny way of seeing spirit as something present but yet impossible to see. The explanation is natural, physical and yet spiritual. They held in their ideology that everything is made of energy. Some energy vibrates at a very slow rythm, other energy vibrates at a very fast rythm. Some energy vibrates so fast that human beings cannot see it.

This is more or less a description of how it is to be a philosopher i Denmark. Kierkegaard was very tired of it, Grundtvig really had problems with censorship. Grønbech just gave up.

This is how it is for me as well. Let me give you an example. These days an iranian philosopher Mr. Darius Shayegan is the guest of a university in Århus. We are advesaries, he has supported the Iranian Islamic republic, i support the danish democracy. As we both should. He bases his ideas on the spiritual ideas of the islamic tradition, namely the tradition of sufism. I respect that, sufism is parrallel to gnosticism in the christian areas and kabbalism in the jewish faith. It is platonic in the sense that Plato represents the tradition that were in Hellas in his time. Traditions based on mesopotamic and egyptian theory.

Now the so called “philosopher” Stjernfelt, who is really just a theoretician in language, with no interest in metaphysics, natural science, politics or cosmology, critizise the iranian philosopher because he is a sufi. This angle is a disgrace to danish academia, it shows us off as ignorants. There is nothing wrong with sufism, as long as it respects the boundaries of the secular state. What is wrong is the elements of sharia and chaliphate (sunni-Saud’i arabia). And on the iranian side the combination of islamic priesthood and democracy (shia-Iran). Because these systems are competitors to the danish model of a secular state with no religion as a base of the law and the democratic process.

And the list goes on. The socalled “chief advocate” Machanga does not know anyhing about the basis of law, namely justice. The christian debater Lilleør does not know anything about christianity, when the discussion about the poor girls who are mutilated by primitive muslim parents and uncles started, she defended the uncles!. The editor of the liberal online newspaper 180 grader Ole Birk Olesen, thinks that I am crazy. Meanwhile Birk Olesen argues for the absurd idea that only uncivilized persons critisize Islam. He is one of the most uncivilized editors in the history of danish media!

My conclusion can be only one. It is the stupidity, the ignorance of the socalled danish intellectuals that is the problem. They do not know anything, they have no moral integrity, they are uncivilized. Because of this the democratic debate is hindered.

Some say that ignorance is bliss. Well it might be so for the ignorant, but for the ones who actually have knowledge, it is a horror.

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Our land

January 23rd, 2010 Asger Trier Engberg No comments

The corruption of society takes enoumous leaps, so fast now, it is hard to follow these leaps into destruction. Yesterday I looked at some of the pictures taken from Haiti. The pictures somehow burned themselves on my retinas, and in the night i woke up in alarm. The pictures of Haiti are pictures of a state in total disarray, a state in the clutches of the junglelaw.

It has been cooking for a long time. The tragedy of the poor haitians is not a tragedy that has only come with the earthquake, but a tragedy that has been piled up for so long. In Africa, before the colonization, beautiful civilisations where present. They had it all figured concerning gender. It was a beautiful place with ethics and virtues to strife for. The legacy of this world before colonialization is still there to grasp the mind of the africans. But in Haiti, where most of the inhabitants are from Africa none of this ancient legacy is kept in memory. No ideals are there, and everything just becomes what the animal in man dictates; the rule of the strong. Mobrule.

The pictures are horrific; murder, plundering, and all the worst in mankinds repetoire of evil is present. The law is abolished, and the rule of the strong is reimplemented. We feel safe behind our computerscreens. Somehow the suffering of a far away people takes a little of the pressure off our shoulders. Someone are worse off than we, we think.

Well, perhaps the abyss that the haitians are falling into is a prelude to what we will encounter if we are not sharp on the challenges that we are confronted with.

What we see in Haiti is chaos. The end cycle of democracy is also chaos. Exactly the same menagerie could be ours in Denmark if we are not very careful. Because chaos is what we will taste if law breaks down in our lands as well. It is not because we have not had warnings; shootings, rapings, theft, hedonism. All signs of corruption in society.

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Corruption

January 15th, 2010 Asger Trier Engberg 4 comments

According to Plato and the hellenic historian Thycudides, the backside of that beautiful coin called democracy is corruption. This weakness of democracy was well known in the ancient Hellas. Democracy was the main organizational method of most of the hellenic city states. There was off cause Sparta that had a more aristocratic way of doing things. But even Sparta had a council and the citizens used to vote on things as well, in the mass, the central, communal gathering they made every day.

Because this recognition of democracy having a weak side, most democracies and their inhabitants were very observant about the problem, and their intellectuals tried to find ways of controlling the situation. Platos political ideas were made in a time where democracy fell to corruption. And much of his political work could be seen as a experimenting and search for the perfect society in absolute balance between freedom and moral.

His point was  that the quality of democracy is freedom and the quality of aristocracy is ethics or moral. Therefor one has to combine these two organizational methods into one unit. Sparta was, in a way, such an ideal society. They had kings, and they a form of democracy.

Today we encounter the weak side of democracy on an international level. The systems we installed after the french revolution democracy + the rule of law, has reached its final developmental cycle; chaos. This is obvious in The US, Great Britain, France, Denmark, and to some extent in Germany. The corruption of democracy has been formalized on an federal level, so that it somehow merges into a enormous juggernaut of destruction. The European Union is such a condensation of corruption. Most of the decitions made by the EU is against the will of the people, and it bears all the stigmatas of a democracy in a violent, spinning decay. One of the main parameters of a failing democracy is the lack seriousness attached to the citizenship. The citizenship is the very core of the state. Each citizen abides to the laws and the decitions of the rulers of democray. This gives a certain cohesion and a mutual playing ground. If this core institution is weakened the law is weakened as a result. This is quite obvious in all of the west. The citizenship is weakened to an extreme. In Denmark the state protects foreign citizens much more than citizens of the state. In the example of the attack on the cartoonist Kurt Westergaard, the state cannot send the foreigner home to his original state. Why? Because he has international rights. And the state is not aware of the extreme importance connected to the citizenship and the function of it. To be a citizen is an honour, and the state should protect its citizens.

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The folkpsyche

January 3rd, 2010 Asger Trier Engberg No comments

To be healthy both body and soul should be in prime condition. The body is kept healthy through exercise good eating habits and dance. The soul is kept healthy through interaction with other healthy souls, and through a connection to the inner part of God or Osiris that is part of man. In hermetic and gnostic litterature one defines three stages of personality. The material (the body) the soul and the spirit.

These ideas are very old, and has its echo in intellectuals as Jung, Herder, Grundtvig, Plato and many other thinkers.

In relation to the rape of the poor young girls, how do the person react to that? Well young girls are fragile beings, like flowers on the very first stage of blossoming. In a way the beauty of such a young person is in its virginity something of a miracle. Evil men are attracted to the beauty of these young girls, and instead of praising and helping the girls finding their way in life. They hurt them, abuse, kill their connection to all that is beauty. Leaving them as crushed flowers in the site of the road. Run over by meaness and babarity.

They are like brutes in the garden of Eden.

One of my friends is a girl that was abused. Her story is heartbreakening. She is now mature, but her innercore is broken by the barbarians. She almost married, found a nice danish boyfriend, but when he heard about the former life of the girl, he split. She is transformed from a nice danish girl to something unclean. In this way, she carries a burden of guilt and brokenness she cannot tell her husband. Because it would ruin their relationsship.

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The slow interview

December 31st, 2009 Asger Trier Engberg No comments

Making an interview on a blog poses some advantages and some disadvantages. The technical quality of the interveiw is often much worse than what you normally see in interviews in the television. That is the drawback, the good thing is however a much wider timeframe. In television you are very limited in your timeframe, you are only allowed specific amounts of minutes and seconds. Somehow modern tv has decided that time has to be speeded up, as though running faster will keep the audience.

Wrong, what keeps the attention of people is quality, and their interests.

But, these considerations however lead to a new way of looking at the interview in connection with the blogs. Time is unlimited, and people who read the blogs are mostly people who like to discuss, are interested in knowledge, and the competetition in this specific genre is almost nonexistent. Very few people make interviews on the internet.

All in all a dreamscenario for an interviewer.

The result is a much longer and deeper discussion, compared to interviews in television. The technical quality is worse, but the intellectual discussion is much better.

This combined with my Soctratic attitude to interviews, that truth is to be found in dialogue, creates somehow a new genre of interviews. The first interview with Mr. Lars Hedegaard created a lot of commotion, perhaps because the form in itself was so strange to the audience, that they simply underestimated the quality of the work, and thought it was the work of low quality.

It is up to you to decide, because the idea of quality is, to a large extent, a subjective feeling. There are off cause an extensive estetichal discussion that might follow the discussion of the form, but let it be. It is just interviews.

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Isis

December 30th, 2009 Asger Trier Engberg 7 comments

The wind blows, some trees fall, some remain erect in the storm, winding it off, clutching the earth with their roots, standing straight in the evil flow of darkness. The storm is over, and the tall trees of the forest are still standing, as they have remained erect, in all these years, blown by the foul breath of the left. These trees have deep roots, roots that goes all down to the very core of humanity; brazen they stand defending truth and ethics. The vile imposers to the throne, emerged in black garment of filth, bowing to the darkest strains in humanity, screaming foul words of insolence at the defenders of light and truth. They have no boundaries, love is not in their sight, only hate and murder do they thrive upon. Long hurls of demolition, burning things, defiling the name justice, this is the methods of the foul offspring of darkness.

Now the nights of light, so few, has gathered from all corners of politics, left right, the middle to combine in a small band of lightbringers. It is the elite, the most hardened and true. They are marxists, they are christians, they are jew, they are even muslims – and they still stand tall in the face of corruption so evenly spread out by the massedia. The midgets of injustice, screeching their foul words into cosmos.

It is a fight between light and darkness, between corruption and truth, between good and evil, between knowledge and impure faith. It is a fight between the stupidity of the international masses against the princes of light. Somehow the stupidity of the masses have conquered important strongholds of light. Or rather, together with the danish people the nights of light, are fighting the dark trends of multiculture within politics and media.

A new year is coming, perhaps a change will occur. Perphaps the dark clouds sorrounding the the sun will be forced a little back. We succeed in penetrating the clouds once in a while, this work might continue and eventually succeed.

In the lower recess of the mediteranean civilisation, behind layers of metaphysics and theory, the beautiful allegory of the Egyptian godess of Isis is at work. According to legend, Isis is the moon godess. She is the one that will guide the soul when it is trapped in the cloth of nature on earth. As Plato describes in the cave allegory, mankind is bound to the end of the wall of a cave, light cannot reach down there, because nature is a prison to the soul. And the sun is too strong a source of truth to mankind to stare into, therefor we look at the moon. It is light, but it is a light we can cope with. Isis; the queen of light. And Isis has a spouse or a son called Osiris. As God is too vibrant for us too see, as the sun, Osiris is the part of us that is God, in our souls that we can see. Osiris is the redeemer, the regenerator. Because only through truth can we truly cut the bands of darkness that surrounds us these days.

One mighty victory was won for the light, more is to come. And in the end, we might win the war against the deep insulary nature of man. The corruption that is strangeling us, brought to us by the harbingers of stupidity. The persons caught in nature without any spirit to help them.

They call Isis the virgin of cosmos. And it is said that she will always remain a virgin, because like the sea, the sea might be darkened by the filth of stupidity and ignorance, but the water remains pure. And it is through the cleansening of the water that we remain human, and drag ourselves away from the nature itself. Nature is beautiful. But if you as a human being are only in nature, and have no spiritual search and faithfulness to truth, you become nothing but an animal.

And that is what the knights of the light are fighting against; the animal, savage natural incarnation of man, brought to us by media and the very darkest sides of Islam in conjunction.

Let the nights of life and beauty be strengthened next year. Let the princes of light emerge as strong allies of truth, and let them save the world.

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