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Caedmon is pleased to have St. George Blog linked at SerbBlog

I received a couple of compliments from the owner of SerbBlog, Melana Pejakovich, who is doing the yeoman's work (well, yeowoman's, actually) of keeping the plight of the Serbian nation in view of the public, not only through her blog, but through other venues as well. I mentioned this blog here some time ago and linked it over on my Links page. It is just a superb piece of work, and I highly recommend it to all.

It's no secret that my sympathies are with the Russian and Serbian nations. There are two reasons for this: 1) I am Orthodox (though of a very quirky, Western sort); and 2) as a paleoconservative, I see in those two nations the potential for traditional Christian culture to be reborn, in a way that currently seems impossible here in the West.

As well, my sympathies for Russia and Serbia are fueled by my utter disdain for the empire that the United States have (yes, that's "have", not "has") become. America was never meant to be such, as our Founding Fathers clearly argued. Washington DC has been in the hands of usurpers since the middle of the 19th century, and I lament not only what that damnable Rome on the Potomac has done to our republic, but what it is currently doing overseas in the name of "spreading democracy."

The realizatiion of what happened to America has propelled me in a "neo-Confederate" direction. Though that is clearly a pejorative term to many people, I'll own it, though it's really more accurate to call me a "confederalist" or a "neo-secessionist." My principal concern is a return to America as orignally conceived, and not so much the CSA (though, as a Son of the South and of Confederate veterans, I fly her banners with pride).

I see the causes of a free and sovereign America and a free and sovereign Serbia as linked. That's why I recently wrote that it's equally true to say that "the cause of Serbia is the cause of us all" as it is to say, with CSA VP Alexander Stephens, "the cause of the South is the cause of us all." Both causes are currently stymied by the Federal regime here and the powers of Western Europe. But there is reason for hope, as those two Leviathans may soon be undone, a result of their own internal rot.

So, thank you Melana. I am honored to have my blog linked at yours, and yours linked here. Long live Serbia.

Posted on Saturday, November 8, 2008 at 11:24AM by

Caedmon in What is to be done?, Fighting The Jihad., Confederacy Reconsidered, The Demise of Europe |

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Listen to this moron

No wonder his critics accuse Bernard-Henri Levy of "lacking original ideas" and call him a "vain, pontificating dandy."

"Bernard-Henri". . . BEARnard-ONree.

Self-important little frog.

Reading this interview reminds me of this spoof that circulated during the early days of the War in Afghanistan:

French Intellectuals to be Deployed in Afghanistan To Convince Taleban of Non-Existence of God

The ground war in Afghanistan hotted up yesterday when the Allies revealed plans to airdrop a platoon of crack French existentialist philosophers into the country to destroy the morale of Taleban zealots by proving the non-existence of God.

Elements from the feared Jean-Paul Sartre Brigade, or 'Black Berets', will be parachuted into the combat zones to spread doubt, despondency and existential anomie among the enemy. Hardened by numerous intellectual battles fought during their long occupation of Paris's Left Bank, their first action will be to establish a number of pavement cafes at strategic points near the front lines. There they will drink coffee and talk animatedly about the absurd nature of life and man's lonely isolation in the universe. They will be accompanied by a number of heartbreakingly beautiful girlfriends who will further spread dismay by sticking their tongues in the philosophers' ears every five minutes and looking remote and unattainable to everyone else.

Their leader, Colonel Marc-Ange Belmondo, spoke yesterday of his confidence in the success of their mission. Sorbonne graduate Belmondo, a very intense and unshaven young man in a black pullover, gesticulated wildly and said, "The Taleban are caught in a logical fallacy of the most ridiculous. There is no God and I can prove it. Take your tongue out of my ear, Juliet, I am talking."

Marc-Ange plans to deliver an impassioned thesis on man's nauseating freedom of action with special reference to the work of Foucault and the films of Alfred Hitchcock.

However, humanitarian agencies have been quick to condemn the operation as inhumane, pointing out that the effects of passive smoking from the Frenchmens' endless Gitanes could wreak a terrible toll on civilians in the area.

Speculation was mounting last night that Britain may also contribute to the effort by dropping Professor Stephen Hawking into Afghanistan to propagate his non-deistic theory of the creation of the universe.
Other tactics to demonstrate the non-existence of God will include the dropping of leaflets pointing out the fact that Michael Jackson has a new album out and Oprah Winfrey has not died yet.

This is only one of several Psy-Ops operations mounted by the Allies to undermine the unswerving religious fanaticism that fuels the Taleban's fighting spirit. Pentagon sources have recently confirmed rumours that America has already sent in a 200-foot-tall robot Jesus, which roams the Taleban front lines glowing eerily and shooting flames out of its fingers while saying, 'I am the way, the truth and the life, follow me or die.' However, plans to have the giant Christ kick the crap out of a slightly effeminate 80-foot Mohammed in central Kabul were discarded as insensitive to Muslim allies.