NSRA in Europe Statement One

[Cain]

While many of those in Europe have been having a chuckle over the misfortune or stupidity of our American allies and cousins in their current leadership, we have become lax enough to not notice our own role in world affairs.  Many times we have played second fiddle to corporate interests in other parts of the world, not of concern to any European citizen.  We have struck deals with American companies to carve up the economic world through the IMF and World Bank, regardless of the consequences abroad.  We have allowed aristocratic and economic cabals dominate our lives to such degrees we don,Äôt even notice them anymore, the unelected EU Commission, the medieval lunacies of the Catholic Church and our peculiar obsession with monarchy, among others.  

And then there are our internal affairs.  Italy becoming a gangster,Äôs paradise where one man owns the majority of the media, and leads the country also?  Not to mention the sway of the Vatican in meddling in its own internal affairs. To Germany, where despite the rhetoric of the Socialist Government, the true power within industry lies with Russian and ex-Stasi gangsters.  The French, who are hardly innocent, in stealing American weapons designs and selling them to the highest bidders around the world, no matter who the buyer is.  And good old Britain, where socialism has become a perverted joke, while Labour Government sells it souls to disreputable big business and criminal regimes all to sustain the economy.

They sold the Americans a lie, and now they,Äôll want here too.  Oh, don,Äôt look around for shadowy conspirators, because likely there are none.  Its just the natural progression of things, or because, as a far better man than I ever will be said, ,Äúthe free market demands it.,Äù  Yes, we may laugh or cry or be frustrated at what is happening in the USA, but that is taking our eyes off the ball here.  Our media and culture have become so dominated by the Americans, their ideas and values have become dominant over here too.  And while that is no bad thing all the time, as evidenced by the revolutions against tyranny and despotism, it has also bought the darker side.  Deregulation, ,Äúfree,Äù market dominance, a desire for our way to be the only way.

The dominant paradigm over there is coming over here.  Already, we have evangelical groups copying extremist tactics employed in America on our own shores.  Our media are owned by the same moguls, who push the same message over there: All Government is bad, put faith in the market, the media is your friend, the Right knows how to manage the economy.  How long until we get a European Bush?  After all, Reagan emulated Thatcher, so in a sense we are owed some payback.  And there is another thing,Ķevery hundred years or so, some nutcase tries to untie Europe under a dictatorship.  It,Äôs like some reoccurring disease we cannot shake.  Domination and the desire for it are as old as people themselves, and like all historical things, we cannot let go of them.

Our ideas still dominate today.  Ideas have always been a trademark of Europe.  Yet, conversely it is our weakness.  We take an idea, then run with it until it cannot keep up with reality, until the flaws cause it to come crashing down around us.  We have become old, and instead of trying to ride the seas of chaos, we have become like King Canute, trying to push back what already surrounds us all.

And the more you try to deny Chaos by mistakenly increasing order, the bigger the fall you set up for yourselves.  This is your wakeup call, Europe.  The age of Chaos, the Aftermath is upon us.  Your tepid resistance to some of the cultural norms of today will not save you.  There is no saviour anywhere.  This is your warning to those who will try to deny us:  Your time is near.  In trying to deny you are sowing the seeds of your own destruction.

[East Coast Hustle]

fucking RAH!

[Cain]

Thought you might like it.  Europeans have to start accepting the fact they are doomed as well.  Thats the only reason I'm hanging around this dump, else I'd be living it up in the Pacific Islands somewhere.  

[East Coast Hustle]

I hope this doesn't put a crimp in my plans to conquer Scandihoovia.

[Cain]

They'll probably welcome the excitement. I get teh impression the long cold winters up there will make people do anything for fun.

[East Coast Hustle]

yeah, that's kind of why I had them in mind.

Where I am now is just like that, only without the fun.