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Chapter VI
6.1 THE SYNARCHIST POLITICS OF TERRORISM
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1.2 BONALD AND MAISTRE ULTRAMONTANISM
2.2 THE BIPOLAR DISORDER OF THE {TWO SOULS}.
3.2 THE DUPLICITY OF THE BIPOLAR PERSONALITY DISORDER
4.2 MAISTRE AND BATAILLE: THE POLITICS OF EXTREMES
5.2 PERVERSION OF CHRISTIANITY AND OF SOVEREIGNTY
6.2 THE ACEPHALE SECRET SOCIETY
1.2 BONALD AND MAISTRE ULTRAMONTANISM
Since the only enduring form of republic in existence today, the
United States Constitutional Republic, cannot be destroyed by ordinary
political means, the only means of last resort to be used must be the Beast-
Man terrorism. In 1796, Viscount Louis de Bonald wrote an ultramontane
book on political and religious power, entitled, {Theorie du Pouvoir}, which
he sent a copy of to Napoleon Bonaparte at the time of his return from
Egypt. Bonaparte liked it and, a little later, gave his chief of secret police,
Desmarets, the order to republish the book at the expense of the State.
Bonald rejected the offer, which demanded that he modify his position with
respect to the restoration of Louis XVIII. In 1808, when Bonaparte was First
Consul, Bonald also rejected Bonaparte's offer to write an anti British policy
calling for the {Freedom of the Sea}, but he finally accepted a position of
University Counselor in 1810.
It was the return to power of the Bourbon in 1815, which got Bonald
to work for the restored King of France who got him to write the imperialist
policy of expansion of the French territory to the so-called "natural borders
of the Rhine River," a diplomatic return to the centuries old Carolingian
Empire policy that Bonaparte had implemented then lost again, by force of
arms. In 1821 and 1822, Bonald was nominated by the nobility as the vicepresident
of the house. In 1823, Louis XVIII named him to the Academie
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