Then and again. Always then and again. Always the mystique of humanity in flux. Always the mystique of humanity traversing the problems of existence in ways practical, necessary, burdening, resting.
Invitations to commingle with the fates come upon us often and we get mellow at the thought. Forever the mysteries of the fair and noble society haunts our aspirations and our dreams. Up from the muck comes our climb. Up from the muck comes the climb of those who see in their own betterment the betterment for all, those who see in the ordered world the safe havens for all, those who see in the world held as a beacon a standard for all. We have our aspirations, our lusts, our meaningful diversions. We have our firm foundations of good moral backbone and glorious antecedents in whose memory we cherish the fight. Honor. Always honor. The gods appreciate honor.
Talking points: The Week Magazine
New York Times Book Review
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/17/books/review/book-review-the-origins-of-political-order-by-francis-fukuyama.html?_r=1&nl=books&emc=booksupdateema3
http://bschiff.com/ the rancid bastards ….. the true…..the dumb …… the honored creed…..the books I am pushing ….
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Then and again. Always then and again. Always the mystique of humanity in flux. Always the mystique of humanity traversing the problems of existence in ways practical, necessary, burdening, resting.
Invitations to commingle with the fates come upon us often and we get mellow at the thought. Forever the mysteries of the fair and noble society haunts our aspirations and our dreams. Up from the muck comes our climb. Up from the muck comes the climb of those who see in their own betterment the betterment for all, those who see in the ordered world the safe havens for all, those who see in the world held as a beacon a standard for all. We have our aspirations, our lusts, our meaningful diversions. We have our firm foundations of good moral backbone and glorious antecedents in whose memory we cherish the fight. Honor. Always honor. The gods appreciate honor.
Talking points: The Week Magazine
New York Times Book Review
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/17/books/review/book-review-the-origins-of-political-order-by-francis-fukuyama.html?_r=1&nl=books&emc=booksupdateema3
http://bschiff.com/ the rancid bastards ….. the true…..the dumb …… the honored creed…..the books I am pushing ….
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