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4 THE. BEST OF ATTACK! AND NATIONAL VANGUARD TABLOID THE BEST OF ATTACK! AND NATIONAL VANGUARD TABLOID 5 Natural Foods and Health In any community, a stranger who wants an intioduction to local right-wing circles needs only walk into the nearest "health fdlQtore. There, among the shelves of sunflower seeds, dried aeaweed, and wheat germ he h sure to rub elbowe with any number of LOLITS, Minute Men, Bir- chites, and others of a generally rightlst hue-and perhaps a few SDSJers too, for many members of the New Left have also shown a growiq interetrt in s+called health fads in the last couple of years. CertNied Crackpots Unfortunately, he will a190 meet his fill of diet faddists, religious wierdoes, certified crackpots, and even a few paranoiacs who are dead certain that all food prmer- vativea and ckmical additives are part of a cornmunis;t plot to poison America. Thzs fringe dement has, in fact, rather colorwd the publlc's mental image af he average health- food consumer, giving a4 eornwhat cranki%h or oddball aspect to the whale h-lbfm picture. ThZs is a abarne, becaw there are intereetfng Implfca tloas to the m n t surge in the popularity cd health f a , particularly thme whlch aha fall in the category of "rmturai" fmda, Itbsasytoe;eethIsWabla growing rejection, on tbe part d the more semi tive elements in the population, af our over- organized, over-crowded, over- adul kraM, over-mechanized, over-synthesized, over-polluted civilrzation; as a yearning for the simple instead of the complex, for Ute natural or ''real" instead of the artificial or "plastic," for the plain and homely inskid of the slick and gimmicky, for the pure and pristine instead of the prwerved and refined. But is there, perhaps, more to it? 18 man's instinct for survival, as well as 1~ athetic mtrnge, asserting itself? One might almost suspect that to be bxase, in Ule light of recent studies by UCLA an- thropologist R.D. Meracken. Man ru Meat-Eater Ancient man, according to McCracken, was a healthier animal thaa modern man-at least where h.b eating habits are concerned. Before the advent of agriculture, a bare 10 millennia ago, man lived on a diet of fish, game, edible rwts md berries, and fruit. Thls was hls diet during a period of millions of years-many thousands of millennia-as he evolved from his subhuman primate ancestors. Thus, his body chemistry had ample opportunity, through the slow process of mutation and rn hlral selection, to adapt itself perfectly to this diet. Then, almost overnight on he evolutionary time scale, mn's diet underwent a radical change. Instead of meat and fruit , cereal grains-the produce of agriculture-became his staple. And this change, mys Mc- Cracken, played havoc with man's body chemistry: "The carbohydrates, or starches, are an unnatural diet for him." McCracken traced the rise In prevalence of a long list of degenerative diseases, including heart disea~, shake, schlzophreaia, alcohohm, and some forms of hhta and cancer, to man's increasing hgwtion ob grains and other high-carbohydrate fooda-such as augar. "TWO hundred years ago the per-capita consumption of sugar in England was about 7% pounds a year," he said. "Today it is 120 pow&." He pointed out that it is precisely during the last century or so that almost all Ihe degenerative diseases have assumed such devastating importance in the morbidity and mortality sta tistia. It is comforting to thmk that we now have scientific backing for our vague and undefined feeling that the highly artificial nature of modern man's selection of edibles is somehow "wrong." Drugs and American Youth Ten years ago the student Y T us, he cannot write on some year through lung cancer end Its social impact, on the other building the sort of healthy who used illegal drugs was likely to be bokd upon by peers as both a criminal and a drug-related matters with the emphysema alone. Tobacco is ~ame sort of authority a an extremely harmful submember of A ~ C O ~ O ~ ~ Cstance S to those individuals who hand, is vastly greater than tobacco's. Alcoholism must be ranked among the major social society in which U l e ~ be far fewer people than at present who feel the need to person with serious perrronal Anonymous can boast of when sm&e it, problems-as was more often warning others against demon Yet, from the racial or social than not the case. rum, for example. viewpoint, tobacco is a Cer &idyl there were' young, On fie 0th hand, he is by no relatively minor evil. Those ~hlk drug users before 1880. means B total outslder to the whom its long-range effects ~ut, outside e few corn- drug scene. He has many strike down are nearly always munities, ley were a rarity. friends who use, or once used, well into middle age and have ~arijuana was almost as pol regularly, just as he has already sired or borne children. scarce on most university nmny friends who we tobacco The race is neither harmed nor cam- wae win, anti akobl: helped by their dt$afTum. Itis, in fact, quite difficult for Drugs a Social EvU Furthermore, cigarettes do tOdElyJs average undergraduate One of ihe four bask poinh d not play a really major or to imagine jugt how the NYA program states our significant role in our society, attitudes drug3 unequivocal opposition LO despite their omnipresence, have changed in the few short illegal drugs and to those who Aithough they are addictive, yeam dwing which drug usage pr0mok their use. Tb O p they are only slightly inhas pass* from a curiosity to a position is by no means based toxicating, and our life mode fact of everyday life, on religious or "moral" con- and swial institutions would Most Sigdlicant siderations or on any sort of change relatively little if we did D er elop ment "cons.ervative" foot-dragging away with #ern dthogether- OUler things-atw, jargon, where something new and whlch is not a bad idea. sexual atti tudes-also un- different h concerned. Alcohol is a different sotry. derwent a fairly radical We oppose drug usage its effect on our gene pool is transformation during the because it is harmful to human certainly larger than that of 1960's. But the vast and sudden society in generd and beeawe, tobacco, but still relatively increase in the me of drugs by at Uris point in time, it presents minor. Its net racial effect is, if young people easily stands a clear threat to the survival of anything, beneficial, in that it the most significant social our civilization. More in- tends to remove the least fit development, not only of the elusively, we feel that the elements from the breeding last decade but of our wid08pre genera tion. If that statement harmful, intoxicating, or sounds &e an exsggeradon debilitating substance is a now, it cerh idy will not p year social evil-and an indicator of problemsofourday. Itisextrernely harmful, not just to the individuals and families it touches dwectly, but to society as a whole. A Booze Tradition And yet it is difficult to condemn alcohol itself as an unmitigaw evil. whdt cbuld be *Ore satislying than a ghss of cold beer on a hot summer evening? Beer and wine have been an integral part of the life of the European peoples since prehistoric times, and there are so many rich and fine traditions associated with them that giving them up altogether would constitute a major cultural trauma. With alcohol the trouble probably lies more in certain types of usage than in the nature of the substance itselt. When alcoholic beverages are comsurned strictly as food or refreshment, we can find little to criticize. They become socially harmful only when large numbers of pleple consume them for their intoxica ting effect-when they escapeinbabottle. The Illegal Drugs drugs-rnarijuana, When we consider the hashish, illegal LSD, cocaine, heroin. . . - we again must make distinctions mdqualifications. First, we can stale without qualfficalion bat the strongly addicting drugs, of which heroin is the mast important, hve no place in ow. society under any conditions. ~ h , growing menace of the "hard" drugs must be c m - bred effectively and swn, Neither the weak halfmeasures presently being employed by U, S. law enforcers nor wellarestate idiocy, which merely requires that drug users register with the government before receiving their nercotics dole from their can cope with ~e problem, Hang Pushers The National Youth Alliance believes that a tw~fold ap proach must be used. First, a steel-hard enforcement policy is requfred. Thaw who illegally from now, so rapidly is the phenomenon still developing. Theed.itorshoddconfessat point that, other b n a few plllsofpottoseewhstthesWf tastes like, he has never had any drug "experience," For socbl sickn@s. Some substances are much morebrmfulhn~aem, or harmful in different ways, and SOmeb~ofmgeafagiven substance repr-nt a greakr social evil than other u~gm. become a means of escape from reality instead of a relaxing draught or a social iubricant. Although we can certainly accept the abolition of alcohol if there proves no other way to manufacture, import, broker, transport, chitribute, promote, or sell hard drugs or in any way collaborate with or aid th~e who do should be dealt with swiftly and m thlwly . Publicly hanging these people, after that matter, he haa never smoked tobacco and his alcohalic cornsumption limited to an rnsio*l beer. Tobacco and Alcohol It may be useful to briefly ~ L S tobacco ~ S and alcohol before going on to the illegal .drugs. There can be Uttle doubt that tobacco causes the agonizing death of tens of tkroumn& of Americans every curb its evil social effects, it would seem that the better summary trials, is too good for them, but it should suffice. And Second, just as in dealing with alcoholism, a long-term mending of the flaws in our society which cause so many people to turn to drugs is required. Actually, these two phases of our approach to the drug problem must go hand in hand. Clearly the decrepit, liberal, corrupt, and gutless government with which America is now cursed will never adopt a really tough and effective enforcement policy. Problem Grows Worse Nixon and his predecessors have financed innumerable studies, issued solemn reports, made inspirational speeches, instituted new "ge t-tough" policies, announced sensational drug seizures-but all that is just so much sound and fury, signifying nothing. The hard reality remains that the drug menace continues growing year by year, day by day. Can you imagine the present administration ordering the public hanging of even one heroin peddler - and even if the law allowed it and even after he had been duly convicted and that conviction had been upheld by every appellate court in the land? Unthinkable! Prohibition as an Example The problem of effective enforcement goes far beyond the liberal paralysis of our legislatures and courts, to whom the civil rights of the drug pushers are more sacred than the health and well-being of all the rest of society. The 13year attempt by the United States government, between 1920 and 1933, to cur tail the sale of _alcoholic beverages serves as illustration. a cogent and concise After prohibition legislation had been enacted, the government put a great deal of effort into its enforcement. And certainly the authorities did succeed in putting many a speakeasy out of business, breaking up many an illegal distillery, and putting a number of gangsters behind bars. But the government failed utterly in achieving the basic aim of prohibition, namely, the prevention of the consumption of alcohol and the corollary suppression of all alcohol's attendant ills. Official Corruption A key element in this failure was the government's inability to deal effectively with the organized criminals who controlled the immensely profitable liquor business, The gangs diverted millions of dollars of their illegal booze profits into the pockets of corrupt judges, police officials, mayors, governors, and Congressmen. This massive bribery gave the gangs the protection they needed to carry on their business. Unless the government were prepared to thoroughly clean out its own ward stables at .every level, from the and precinct headquarters on up-and it was not--it could not realistica1,ly hope to stamp out the prohibition-era gangs, thus breaking the backbone of the booze trade once and for all. And we are faced with even worse official corruption today than in the 1920's. It would be going too far afield from the central topic of this policy statement to explore all the ramifications of governmental corruption and its possible cures. Without attempting to present a solution for that problem here, let us simply reiterate the two steps which, in one way or another, must be taken in order to eliminate the menace of hard dmgs: (1) ruthless, even brutal ex- termination of the organized criminal apparatus of drug distribution and (2) a long-term rebuilding of our society on a sane, basis. healthy, and natural The Pat Problem Marijuana is really in a class by itself. All available evidence seems to indicate that its use does not result in physical addiction. Although ex- perimental data on the long- term physiologicaleffects of pot smoking are far from complete at this time, the smoke from marijuana does seem to be at least as rich in tar and other carcinogens as tobacco smoke. It would be the sheerest folly, however, to rate pot as no worse than tobacco. The reason is that a substantial portion of the persons who smoke pot regularly do so in order to become intoxicated-to have a "high." Marijuana is the accepted means of escape from reality for the rapidly growing number of young, White Americans who have decided to drop out and turn on. A whole subculture based on the weed has sprung up in the last decade. And, in case you didn't know, it's another world, man! Drano, Anyone? Now, the NYA is not alarmed because we have a small minority society of who persons have in self- our destructive urges. If an individual wants to mess up his insides by drinking Sterno squeezings-or even Drano, for that matter-tha t's his business. There's very little danger Drano will that catch either on. Sterno or But pot has .caught on. It is no longer an individual problem, but society's problem. It is a problem because it offers an escape, an easy out, for those who have taken a look at the world and found it so seriously wanting that they don't want to become a past of it. Human Garbage There is, of course, plenty of plain human garbageweaklings and rejects and antisocials of every sortamong those who have joined the drug culture. But there are too many who are basically sound-and perbps because of that very soundness have rejected an ugly, dirty, and senseless world with which they feel out of tune. We need those people; America needs them; our race needs them. They should be even more highly motivated than most of the members of the "straight " culture to make the revoluntionary changes in wr world that must be made if we are to survive. Withdrawing. . . escaping . . . dropping out may ease the pressure on the individual, but it will never get the problem solved-regardless of all the hostility and revolutionary rhetoric directed at the "pigs" and other straights. Revolutions are made and civilizations are maintained by people with clear heads and the self-discipline to face problems squarely until they are solved, not by those who head for cloud nine whenever the going gets tough. So let's get with it, man ! (Issue No, 3, 1971) Lighting Up the Tibetan Plateau With Chairman Mao An enornlous amount of Chinese Cotn~rlunist propaganda material comes into this country, where it is diligently distributed by such Peking-oriented groups as the Progressive Labor Party. Thc uninitiated, upon first reading through a batch of this Chinese mate.ria1, may begin to suspect that the translators who rendcred it into English were all secretly working for Chiang Kai-shek. In the first place, most of it is incredibly dull, dealing with such unstimulating topics as: "Report of an Investigation in to the Wukou P a r r -T i n\ e Tea-rowing and Part-'l'i~ne Study Middle School in Wuyuan County, Kiangsi -> Province. Unintentional Humor The only thng that keeps the reader going beyond the first paragraph is the fact that much of the material is also hilarious. Here, for flavor, are the titles of a few articles in recent issues of Pr king R r v ie w n n d Cliirrn Pictorial: "The 125,000-Kw. Steam Turbo-Generating Set With a Double Internal Water-Cooling System, Manufactured by the Chinese Worlung Class Armed With Mao Tsetung Thought, Is Now In Operation" "Mao Tsetung Thought Lights Up the Tibetan Plateau" "Resolutely Taking the Road of Maintaining Independence and Keeping the Initiative in Our Hands and Relying on Our Own Efforts" "Unprecedentedly Excellent Situation in China's Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution" "Vigorously Grasping Revolution and Promoting Production, Workers of the S h an g hai Transformer Plant, Working With Greater, Faster, Better, and More Economical Results, Fulfilled the 1969 State Production Plan SO Days Ahead of Schedule" (Whew! That really tells it like it is.) Particularly gripping are some of the articles directed against example: the Soviet Union. For "Thoroughly Crush the Rapid Aggressive Ambitions of Soviet Revisionist Social-Imperialism!" "Soviet Revisionist Renegade Clique Can Only Be Digging Its Own Grave -. . ,, in Rapidly Opposing Chma-- "Soviet People, Rise in Struggle, Powerfully Pounding 3t the Reactionary Rule of the New Tsars" "You Gang of Sovigt Revisionist Renegades, You Have Bullied Us Long Enough" "We Will Resolutely, Thoroughly, Wholly, and Completely Wipe Out All Aggressors Who Dare to Invade" Just Wait, Hatoyama! The cake is really taken, however, by the "revolutionary" poems and songs that are occasionally printed in China Pictorial. Here, believe it br not, are the words of an inspirational little ditty titled "Hatred in My Heart Sprouts a '~undredfold" : I'm furious at the enemy, Suppressing my hatred, I grind my teeth. -Hatoyarna has tried by every rneans to get the code. He killed ,my granny and my dad. In desperation he has threatened me, But 1'11 stay firm unto death. Chewing my hatred, I swallow it down In my heart to sprout a hundred fold. No tears I show, to my heart they go To irrigate flowers of blazing fire. Flames of rage leap a thousand leagues high. To consume this reign of filthy darkness. Arrest me, release me, I'm well ~re~ared. & A 1 fear not whip and lash, I fear not lock and chains. 1 won't give you the code , Even if you grind me to powder. Just wait, Hatoyarna, This is Tieh-mei's answer! Bourgeois Skill Propaganda written in ths country by our home-grown brand of Mao-thnkers may not be phrased as ludicrously as that written in China, but it often doesn't make any better sense. As an illustration, consider the following gem from a recent issue of PL, Progressive organ (edited Labor's by Mao-theorists theoretical Mil ton Rosen and Solomon Davidowicz). In an article attacking Professor Arthur R. Jensen's findings on genetic deficiencies in Negro intelligence, we read: "To accept the ruling class's definition of intelligence is to fall into the liberal trap that black people's problems are due to inadequate opportunity to learn such bourgeois skills as abstract reasoning." After gding on to make it absolutely clear that if there's one thing good Mao-thinkers have no use for it's a bourgeois skill like abstract reasoning, the article comes to the conclusion that it is precisely because of their limited mental horizons that Negroes should share the leadership of the revolution with God's own Chosen Ones: "Black workers are the most advanced sector of the working class. They can provide leadershp because they are not befuddled by bourgeois ideology." (Issue No. 4, 1971) attack. The candidate of the how NYA stands out from all Independent Socialist Party other youth organizations. for mayor of Philadelphia, Of all the anti - communist cornmu-Zionist Marvin Burak, youth groups in America, had attacked NYA in one only NYA is both militant and of his televised campaign radical - i.e., with a revospeeches. lutionary program; and of all the radical, militant youth Burak implied that if his groups, only NYA is antiprincipal opponent, Phlladel; phia Police Chief Frh,A Rizzo, communist and pro-Ameriwon the mayoralty race WA's can. Editor =in-Chief Gives Phila TV Speech ATTACK! 's editor, Dr. William Pierce, announced to Philadelphia - area TV watchers recently NYA's intention of helping to build a Dr. Pierce displayed the new order in American life. fascist goon squads would Summer 1971 issue of ATTACK! On August 26 Dr. Pierce gave terrorize and regiment Phil- to the TV audience and ina hard - hitting 10 - minute adelphia The station youth which broadcast vited them to write to the speech over Philadelphia's National Office for a free WTAF-TV, outlining NY A's Burak's imaginative speech copy. There were a number goals and activities. was then obliged by law to of takers. This unusual opportunity offer NYA eqhl time for a reply. (Issue No. 7, 1971) for NYA to utilize the facilities of a mass medium was In describing NYA's prothe direct result of a Marxist gram, Dr. Pierce emphasized
6 THE BEST OF ATTACK! AND NATIONAL VANGUARD TABLOID THE BEST OF ATTACK! AND NATIONAL VANGUARD TABLOID hv Conservatives Can't Win Libertv Some of my best friends are extreme, to restore what as is hs chronic inability to cannot be said that free creative idea always signifies a conservatives. 1 sincerely Like raecent1y was. The goal of the grasp the initiative. "The enterprise slowed them down limitation of fighting ability. A d them and I admire them for revolutionary is to radically re~olu tionary kft. bas an even one little bit. The people f&m conviction of the right to "Is life so dear or peace so tyranny, so that we can give say - is justified only insofar as actions - as are the walls of any results in the ant-heap societies their genuine virtues: for their transform what is, or to do ideology, evil and ufinatura'l who gained control of our use each and any weapon is sweet as to be purchased at the expression to our own cultural it provides a ~onvenient manlmade prison characteristic of the Orient. sense of propriety and personal away with It altogether, so that though it may be, and from this biggest newspapers and our always bound up with a price of chains and slavery? and social forms rather than framework withh which a Neither Atotns Nor Ants integrity in an age of it can be replaced by someahing ideology come the unity and mo tion-picture industry and fanatical belief in the necessity Forbid it, Almighty God! 1 those not ours - that is good. multitude of human atoms can Division of Labor corruption, for their en tircly different. the continuity of purpose our radio and TV networks did of the victory of a know not wIrat course others To carry the quest for "freedom expeditiously gratify their He has understood, during the independent spirit and their w h ic h are indispensable so with the aid of free revolutionary new order on this may take, but as for me, give me of expression" to the point individual desires and ambitions Thinking of freedom in tl~ese great periods of his history, that willingness to stand on their prerequisites for victory. enterprise, rather than in spite earth. liberty or give me death!" where we jeject every social ~naximurn Freedorr~ - maximurn - Raceless Nirvana with a minimum of friction with terms, it is easy to see that a sole own feet in an increasingly What can conservatives, on of it. "A movement which is not norm and every cultural one another. inhabitant may be considerably social potentjal - is achieved paternalistic society. Thus, the conservative talks the other hand, look to as a fighting for such ultimate goals Patrick Henry's impassioned tradition in favor of a formless, less free than a member of a when a careful comprornlse is T her efore, I: hope my of "restoring the constitution," fighting credo, an immutable More than Ecot~amics ahd ideals will never seize upon words, nearly two centuries old normless chaos - that is not "Freedom" Under the System made between marchy and the - social group. Although conservative friends will forgive of halting crime in the streets, p~inciple for which they are the ultimate weapon" ... and, now, are perhaps the best known good. membership in a group ant heap. me for what I am about to of keeping down taxes, of willing to sacrifice all? They These comments should not needless to say, will never and most cherished ever uttered Freedom to inquire, to Liberty, pursued to such inevitably carries with it certain To go too far in the dircclion write. fighting the spread of drugs and have been retreating so rapidly be considered a condemnation emerge victorious from a in America. No true American - explore, to experiment, to lengths, is elusive, and the restrictions, it may, for a of totally unrestrained pornography, of keeping Big during the last 50 years or so of free enterprise per se, nor a struggle with an opponent who that is, no American of Henry's invent - that is both good and pursuer deceives himself. Our properly constituted group, individualism - .that is, to . - A Tragic Choice ~overnment in check. And the that they have completely lost belittling of the importance of race - can read those words necessary if our race is lo masters, the men who run the result in a far greater scope of approach an atomistic society - leftist strives for a utopia in sight of the earlier ground on economic problems in general; today without being stirred by advance and fulfill its destiny. System, are not such fools. They action than is possible for the is to sacrifice the scope of action There is not the least doubt which there shall be no war, no which they stood. It has simply more than ope nation has go'ne Revolutionary vs. Revolutionary the rn. F reedom to ignore every better understand the nature of unaffiliated indjvidual. which exists only when the will c 4 repression, I ' in sny mind that if 1 were n o receded over the ideological to ruin through economic authority, to escape every As an example, a sole of a whore people can be unified Though conservatism cannot "freedom." They know that in forced to cast my lot with "discrimination," no "racism," horizon. mismanagement. The point is Love of Liberty in Our Blood obligation, to indulge every inhabitant may wish to devote and concentrated on a cornmon win against the left, a new order to compel us to do their either American conservatism no bounds on the individual's that America's problems today whim - that is neither good nor bidding it is seldom necessary his life to mwsic or to the study goa I. r'evolutionary farce, with the or with the left - old or new - freedom of action - a raceless "Recists" Are Radicals go far deeper than any it matters not how "liberal" progressive. these days to resort to the whip of mathematics. But the daily To totally ignore the qualities spiritual basis that conservatism 3: would choose conservatism. and effortless nirvana of "love" constitutional or economic and the chain. necessities of providing himself of the individual, - that is, to lacks, and advancing with even an education we have had, nor Libertarian View But, fortunately, none of us and "equality" and plenty. Consider race, Simplistic for example. refosms can hope to cure or So they let us run about with food, clothing and shelter approach a society bascd an more boldness and how much of the propaganda of is faced with such a limited Half a century ago rnen like even substantially ameliorate. ffeely, say what we want, vote would certainly leave him Little Marxist equalitarianism, where determination than the forces surrender and weakness and The great over-simplification choice. It would surely be tragic Never-Never Land Madison Grant and Lothrop The youth of America are for whom we choose. 'The time for indulging such whims. individuals arc completely of the left, can win! defeat has been crammed into of the libertarian is the if we were. It would be tragic in Stoddard were spokesmen for smart enough to recognize these United States is a "free" And it is quite clear that these ir~terchangctble econorrlic units - That new revolutionary force our skulls. The appeal of Henry's assumption that freedom is an the great sense, in the The conservative's goals rn ay the conservative position on things for themselves, and, country. All the System cares natural restrictions just as truly is to sacrifice the great potential is being built now. Its ranks are words finds its response in our absolute - that man is either Spenglerian sense, We would be seem reasonable enough - and race. They argued eloquently, consequently, are not to be about is that the net aggregate of limit his freedom of choice as, for innovation, for creation, for being filled with disciplined, blood - in our genes, where it free or he is not free - that if we making the choice of Spender's attainable. The leftist's goals, albeit defensively, for the blamed for having few tears to aur opinions, the result of our say, "repressive" parents or a leadership which exists not in idealistic young Americans. has lain these past twenty want: freedom of inquiry, for the -- mass .> shed for the demise of either - Roman soldier whose 'bones on the other hand, lie in a preservation of America's racial elections. shall be what they "totalitarian" nolvernrnent. but only in exceptional They have examined and thousand years and more. example, then we must also were found in front of a door in never-never land far beyond the identity by maintaining strict the Constitution or laissez-faire Pornpeii - who, during the capitalism. found wanting both the The freeborn farmer-warrior, accept as a necessary have predetermined they should Only the division of labor indiyiduals, We cannot make either of horizon of reality. And that is barriers against miscegenation, drugs-and-sex libertinism of the who typified what is best in our conconitan t total freedom for be. made possible by social eruption of Vesuvius, died at precisely what gives the adlop ting sound immigration left and the economic race throughout long ages past, self-indulgence. these sacrifices and still hope to It is no more possible to put a organization, with its his post because they forgot to advantage to the left. controls, and applying eugenic libertinism of the right. may have little place in today's Thus, the familiar spectacle of emerge victorious from the truly anti-System man into the accorn panying channeling of relieve him. We would be When the conservative makes standards to the problem of Fanatics Needed slick, conniving world, but as Senators, editors and educators Presidency by the dernocra tic struggle for existence whiclr now individual energies into rather choosing what is right and some minor gain - getting a population quality. Today no A New Order long as his blood still flows, calling for the military defeat of process in this country than it is rages, and will rage, between the restricted areas, can open up for honorable and in accord with "constructionist" on the "responsible" conservative The left can find plenty of xela t ively unpolluted, in our our nation; of Black criminals to talk the System into cutting various races of man on this anyone the choice of a career in the traditions of our race - and would be caught with the books veins, even the most calling for the murder of our pJanet until one is suprerne and Supxerne Court or a Republican misguided young fanatics They are fighting for a new certain to fail. of either of these men in his order in American life, based its own thcoqt. But the System music or ma thernatics. the democratically acclimatized race; of anarchists of every hue others have yielded, in the White House - he is willing to set themselves afire or For conservatives cannot living-room bookcase, for by not on the fads and whims of men don't mind if we fool likely to act as if he had just blow up a police station in urbanite among us must feel the calling for the destruction of our possibly emerge vic'tarious from won the whole war. He sees the present conservative standards the moment, but on the ourselves into thinking it is A Dangerous Illusion A Lousy Compromise order to further the cause of gooseflesh rise along the nape of culture while we smile thk life-or-death struggle in achievement of his aims just they are both "racists" - fundamental values of race and possible. In fact, they prefer it "equality" or "peace." But the his neck when the call to take up tolerantly, if a bit nervously, for Thus the libertarian ideal of Today we suffer from the which they are presently around the corner, he lowers his hence, "radicals" rather than personality - values which once that way. idea of young men and wornen arms against a tyrant rings out. we have been taught that to rnnn as a free spirit, makinp. worst of both extrcrnes. We live led Western man to the mastery " engaged, Although their guard, and he settles back to safely respectable conservatives, assembling bombs in candle-lit silence a traitor is to strangle Donkeys and Men rational choices kdependently in an oppressively overcrowded of the earth and which can yet opponents on the radical left enjoy the fruits of his imagined cellar's to put an end to the liberty. Even to punch a of conditions around hrn, is e n v i r o n m e n t with regain that mastery for him and Perversion of Liberty may not attain their own goals victory. But the leftist is ne,ver progressive income tax or McGoverxl or a Kennedy - or a One can get a donkey from sheer illusion. ever-diminishing privacy, Snving the Constitution lead him on to the conquest of - indeed, cannot attain them, satisfied, regardless of what social-security deductions is Nixon - in the mouth and point "A'' to point "B" by tying Perhaps aU this should be solitude, peace and quiet. We the universe. But what has that to do with because they are based on an concessions are made to his simply ridiculous. denounce him for what he is a rope around his neck and self-evident, but apparently it is feel totally impotent and Is there any granite what today masquerades as erroneous conception of man side, for his goals always remain Until .conservatives can offer makes us suspect as enemies of pulling hard enough. Or one can not. There are alarming numbers insignificant h the face of the outcropping in the midst of the They know that the time is "liberty"? What connection has and Nature - conservatives as remote as before. something more inspiring, nbt free speech. accomplish the same thing by of young people today, impersonal b u,r eaucratic shifting sands - any firm l ong past when conservative the sentiment so eloquetl tly have proved themselves utterly The conservative works in many young Americans wiil placing the donkey's oats and nominally on the right as well as monstrosity with which Big common ground on which rhetoric or conservative votes expressed in 1775 by Patrick incapable of preventing the fits and spurts, He reacts with rally to their standard. water out in plain sight at point on the left, who talk and act as Brother rules our Lives. conservatives can rally? might have saved the day. They Henry with the puling, smirking Sernan tic Trick destruction of their own' world alarm to new depredations from Conservatism's two principle "B," taking care that no other if liberty were an absolute thing But at the same tirnc we arc The defense of the understand that America's insistence on freedom to "do his totally lacking in solidarity - by those same radical leftists. the lsft, but is satisfied if he is failings, lack of a spirit of source of provender is readily that would be within their grasp Constitution, per haps? salvation must now come from What nonsense! The argument thing" by every imaginable racial, national, or otherwise. We able to fall back, regroup his aggressive activism and lack of accessible. were it not for various The Constitution no longer young men and women of that if we approve of free speech brand of degenerate and pervert have no common purpose, no wagons, and establish st new line any dearly defined ideological Is the donkey really any "collectivist" or "repressive" Revolutionary Advantage we must tolerate subversion is a exists, except as a scrap of revolutionary spirit and outlook today? What has it to do with unity of will as a conlpensation of defense, The leftist keeps on basis, go hand in hand. The one sernan tic trick. "freer" in the second case than tendencies in the governrnent paper in the National Archives. who are through talking and the raucous demand for for the loss of our privacy. pus hi ng, probing, advancing, cannot be had without the A variation of the same trick in the first? It is idle to argue and in our pbresent society. Conservatives cannot win its relevance became nil when it voting and instead are working "Freedom now!" voiced by I ns tea d of sellless idealism, taking a step back now and other. goes We this: Racial loyalty, that in the second case the The prevalence of this because the enemy to which was no longer able to serve the toward the day when they can Blacks who want a bigger slice of racial pride, racial idealism are a egoism and ma terlalisrn reign. then, but only to be able to donkey could have decided not libertarian derangement may they are opposed is a purpose its authors intended for seize the true enemies of our the welfare state - or else? America today is an atomize+ take three steps forward later. form of "collectivism," in that to go to the oats. The fact is that only be a reflection of the revolutionary enemy - an it. Ultimate Goals people by the hair of their The Latin root from which emphasis is shifted from the ant heap. one is able to predetermine the too-permissive chi Id-rearing enemy with revolutionary goals Insuring domestic tranquility heads and slit their throats. the word "liberty" has sprung is individual to a larger entity - The cure for this unfortunate donkey's behavior, almost with methods of the last couple of and gtlided by a revolutionary and promoting the general In the words of an Defeat by Halves prolific; it has also yielded state of affairs js to be found certainty, by a simple decades, but whatever it is it welfare are quite different the race - view of life. outstand,ing anti-communist (Issue No. 4, 1971) of which the "jiberal," "libertarian," and individual is only neither among the libertarian manipulation of external stimuli. must be overcome, The advantage has alway lain a component T t ha 1nFt;et rnntmn m n t ~ r undertakings today than they leade~: "The lack of a great, "1i ber tine.'' All these words egoists nor the Marxist 1 1 L l L b LCIL LWL 1LIQhbJ 1IClW - and always wiU lie - on the part. To insist on individual When dealing with people demands - for example, for the were 200 years ago. Even such a share a general implication of coilectivists. sacririce or Peculiarly enough, individual restraint in instead of donkeys one must be Whole More than Sum of Parts side of the contender who is forced racial integration of fundamental portion of the "lack of restraint." The range of however, both these factions the prepared to take the offensive, interest of the racial schools or housing - the Constitution as its ironclad more subtle, but the principle meaning given to them is community is to restrict the The doctrine that a society is have dra-ped themselves in the rather than maintaining a conservative will oppose them guarantee of the right to keep remains the same. enormous, however. scope of individual prerogative - no more than the sum of the banner of "Liberty"! defensive position only. And with a -plea to maintain and bear arms has proved to be For what a gulf stretches the elementary natures of the i.e., to limit individrtal freedom. " conservative and the n'e ighborhood" schools and as worthless 8s the papermit was Compulsion of Necessity jndividuals comprising it must Race .and Personality between the "Liberty" of Patrick Hence, if we are for freedom, we lead first to the atomization revolutionary determine that '"freedom of association ." When written on. Nor has of the If we seek true liberty, what Henry - meaning freedom from must be agairrst racial idealism. the one shall always play an the smoke clears, the leftist will Constitution's explicit ban that society and then to its we must do first is establish political and economic We like to think that we make essentially defensive role and have won perhaps half what he against legislators who give aid complete destruction. The among ourselves, the men of the domination by a foreign tyrant our own decisions, form our the other an offensive role. demanded, and the conservative and comfort to our enemies Western world is now rushing West, or among some carefully - and the "liberty" of our own opinions, but in most cases will have lost half ,w:hat he tried served to prevent the United headlong into this last phase, selected portion of ourselves, a present-day libertarians - to preserve. States Senate from becoming a The logic is flawless. And the we don't. Even outside the realm where, itonicaIly , an obsessive common purpose based on 'me Besieged ys.. Besieger meaning the freedom of the But then the conservative hotbed of treason, same argument can be applied to of politics and the mania for ever more liberty individual from every restraint idealism. Then we must smash patriotism or any other form of pu blic-opinion manipulators promises a final end to all This defensive-of fensive will accept the new status quo, imposed by society. In the one the present System, which id ea lism which requires the man's su pposedly "f~ee" choice liberty. dichotomy does not apply as if things had always been case it is one or Western man's thwarts that purpo8se, and build Free-Enterprise Pitfall i nd ividual to subordinate his is subject to a thousand The great social genius of absolutely to tactics, of course, that way, md prepare to defend most cherished and valuable a new society in which the own interests to those of a larger determinants beyond his Western man has been his skill at but it does ta strategy. The it against fesh attacks from the How about rescbing the possessions; in the other, simply individual achie.ves social, national, or racial whole. control. so ordering his society that it has conservative my launch brief left with the game ineptitude he American free+hterprise system a manifestation of the sickness xLf-fulfillment through service Li bertarisnism thus leads Even a sole inhabitant of the provided close ta the maximum counterattacks displayed in defending the old called liberalism which is to the whole, and the whole - he may sally from the evil machinations' of naturally society, to an atomization , of earth, free of every social possible yield of true liberty - forth from his fortress to harry position. Big Govern rnen t? carrying Western man swiftly advances by gtvirrg the widest cons train t and inhibition, would that is, the maximum possible toward his extinction. possible each individual. scope Car such service to his revolutionary besieger - but As a matter of fact, the To the libertarian the race, remain a slave to the weather scope for human endeavor. By in the long run he is always the Evil ldcoloay - free-enterprise system was still the nation are merely and all the other limitations on and large he has avoided both besieged and the revolutionar~ rela tivel; intact during the "Don'! you undersland? This is life, this is. luht is hopyefling. Liberty Not An Abs~lute assemblages of individuals, his will imposed by Nature. Such the extreme of social the besieger. This continually shifting period when alien forces We can't s ~~itch to another. channel." AS Liberty has no absolute nothing more. limitations are just as effective in disorganizatian whjch we call The goal of the conservative: position is almost as great a subverted our government and meaning, it has no absolute From this viewpoint, any reducing ntan's freedom - in anarchy and the extreme of is to protect what is, or, at the disadvantage to the conservative took over our country, and it (issue No. 8, 1971) value. To be free from an alien social structure - a government, restricting the scope of his social over-organization which
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