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We are not the
slaves of
rebellog, so we are taking off on
a
three year world trip
at
May, 1st
2008
Our destinations this year Moscow, St.
Petersburg, Murom, Kazan, Denmark, Germany, Switzerland, Italy,
Hrvatska, Hungary.
In 2009 we
are in Greece and Israel
and Argentina!
In all countries we are between two and
three month!
Our Internet access might be irregular.
Please read the updates
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"Die
Tatsache, daß eine Meinung weit verbreitet ist,
belegt keinesfalls, daß sie nicht völlig absurd
wäre."
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"Gibt
es irgendwo auf unserem Planeten ein Land, das an zu
wenig Staat leidet? Wann, wo und wie hat es das
jemals gegeben?!
Es
hat Länder gegeben die gelitten haben, weil ihre
Armee zu klein oder zu schwach war, aber niemals,
weil ihre Regierung zu klein gewesen wäre."
Richard Daughty
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"Es gibt keine einfachere, keine wirksamere und
keine dauerhaft verläßlichere Methode der
Herrschafts-beschränkung (und damit der
Freiheitssicherung) als dem Herrschaftsapparat die
Verfügungsmacht über das Geld zu entziehen."
Roland Baader
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"Nirgendwo
wird die Würde der Frau so verletzt wie in der
islamischen Gesellschaft.
Die Geschichte
des Islam ist eine einzige Entwürdigung der Frau und
das bis zur Stunde.
Und ich will das
sagen dürfen, auch wenn es radikalen Muslimen nicht
gefällt. "
Ralph Giordano
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"Wir
sind keine Bürger mehr, wir sind Untertanen, bloße
Zuschauer am Schicksal, das andere für uns gewählt
haben. Wir sind nur dann Bürger, wenn wir echten
Einfluss darauf haben, wie unsere Steuergelder
ausgegeben werden. Wir sind Untertanen, wenn wir die
Steuern einfach nur bezahlen, während andere
entscheiden, was mit diesem Geld gemacht wird.
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(Robert Spencer)
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"Tyranny is a
political corollary of socialism, as representative
government is the political corollary of the market
economy."
Ludwig von Mises
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"There
is no comparable contractual relationship between
the state and its citizens. Therefore we resist the
enforcement-monopolistic state."
Robin
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"Unfortunately, history shows that running an empire
is a disastrouly expensive business. You pay in
cash. You pay in blood. And you pay with your own
soul."
Bill
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"Diejenigen,
die den von
Palästinensern ausgehenden Terror als
„Freiheitskampf“ verkaufen und Israel ein
Notwehrrecht absprechen, die die positiven Seiten
dieses einzigen respektablen Rechtssystems in Nahost
leugnen, widern uns in ihrer ideologischen
Unaufrichtigkeit an.´"
Robin
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"The issue
is always the same: the government or the market.
There is no third solution."
Ludwig von Mises
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"Der Islam
vertröstet
auf das
Paradies, die Sozial-
demokraten
auf eine Besserung in zehn oder zwanzig Jahren."
Ayaan Hirsi Ali
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"Libertarians
first and foremost trust themselves. They do not
scream for help and demand that the Government
should provide “comforters” and an all-round social
care system."
Robin
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"Europa ist nicht mehr Europa, es ist 'Eurabien',
eine Kolonie des Islam, wo die islamische Invasion
nicht nur physisch voranschreitet, sondern auch auf
geistiger und kultureller Ebene."
Oriana Fallaci
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"Mit der
Abschaffung der Meinungsfreiheit, zunächst in
bestimmten Bereichen, wurde der Weg zur Abschaffung
des Rechtsstaates, der Weg in die Knechtschaft,
betreten.
Denn wo die
Wahrheit gering geschätzt wird, geht bald die
Freiheit verloren."
Gerard Radnitzky
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feindliche Gesellschaft."
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Islam nicht, aber ich finde
es ist eine zurückgebliebene Kultur.
Überall wo der
Islam das Sagen hat, ist es einfach nur schrecklich.
Ich sage, was ich
meine und tue, was ich sage!”
Pim
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"Capitalism gave
the world what it needed, a higher standard of
living for a steadily increasing number of people."
Ludwig von Mises
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Dear Visitor,
When we decided to create this web page, we knew that there are
80 or 100 million sites on the web and that new pages are added
every day. There are hundreds of pages that have libertarian
content alone. So what’s the purpose of building yet another
page with libertarian content?
We couldn’t find a page that shows the path leading from
libertarians to libertarianism to clearly show personal
development; or a page that over and above its political content
also shows the world and environment of people who stand for
their libertarian ideas. Hopefully, the creation of a “personal”
libertarian page will clarify the political background and make
it easier to follow this idea.
Robin Renitent, Sveta, Alexander, Elaine
Libertarians, neoliberals,
proponents of globalism and anarcho-capitalists generally are
demonized or ridiculed, lumped together in either case, and
often pushed into the “right” political corner. Many
misunderstandings are created by a lack of knowledge about
historical connections, by failing to understand the
relationship between right-wing and left-wing Socialism, and by
ignoring the collapse of any kind of Socialism, including the
current Democratic Socialism of the Western countries.
Libertarians first and foremost trust themselves. They do not
scream for help and demand that the Government should provide
“comforters” and an all-round social care system. This should
and could of course only be done by steadily increasing
government bureaucracy and adding even more restrictions.
Bureaucrats, who seldom complete their thoughts about
libertarian ideas, usually call for self-initiative. However,
should these bureaucrats be asked to relinquish some of their
power in the process, this self-initiative, which is built on
individual freedom, becomes frightening to them.
The libertarian idea is profoundly peaceful. Individualists, who
highly value their independence and find freedom indispensable,
call for and support libertarian ideas. That doesn’t mean that
libertarians are not allowed to resist, or to defend themselves
- also preventively – to preserve their freedom. But: “Freedom
of an individual stops where the freedom of another individual
begins.” This shows the limits of freedom and signals respect
for the freedom of others.
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To apply this basic rule, neither complete government control is
necessary, nor is elaborate, pesky bureaucracy. This is the
reason why libertarians reject the state, at least in its
present form. Even the democracy, which is “ruled by the people”,
is being discredited by reality because low participation in
elections leads to a situation where our democrats are being
egoistically manipulated by lobbyists, that is by the
representatives of small, power- and majority-hungry interest
groups. The legislative fury for regulations supposedly serves
the public good, but in reality the regulations are getting out
of hand and favor those other interest groups. Redistribution by
expropriation, the material transfer from those who have to
those who don’t have, without any trade-off, invariably
infantilizes and supplements new recipient groups and provides
the temporary, reigning “dispossessor-class”, i.e., our
political careerists, with new election potentials. This
attitude of expectation, which has already been instilled for
three generations, and the lack of motivation are being
criticized, but are accepted for the sake of a socialistic
leveling ideal. In this regard, the democratic government is
developing increasingly into a robbing government. Any comments
about dictatorship or countries where things “are a lot worse”
don’t help. For people who love their freedom and feel obligated
to maintain its existence, any government intervention is seen
as endangering their property, their health and welfare, their
personal possessions and the fruit of their labor. There is no
comparable contractual relationship between the state and its
citizens. Therefore we resist the enforcement-monopolistic state.
We also reject the minimal state solution because, inherently, a
possible government reduction towards a minimum cannot be
defended permanently, but leads to renewed yeast-like expansion
of government “benefactions”.
Fortunately, the dictatorship of the National Socialists in
Germany lasted only 12 years. The idea of the Red Socialism
lasted 70 years, a terrible phase that for some countries still
hasn’t come to an end. The slaves to the State and the
left-winged 68ers courting Keynesianism have spoiled another
generation, have started to march by the authorities and
nowadays shape our thinking and the thinking of our children in
a most irresponsible manner. For almost 40 years, people have
been infantilized, incapacitated, and economically expropriated
– i.e., they were denied the fruit of their labour. There was no
education towards independence, critical thinking and autonomous
actions. Resistance exhausted itself in catchwords, whereas
“Antifascism” and “Capitalism” belong to the most misused and
misunderstood words of the post-war era. The indoctrinated
citizen was seldom aware that mobilization happened and happens
under the label of “left-wing” against “right-wing”, but that
both ideologies are nearly congruent. We were just as
unsuccessful in eluding the utopistic, leveling,
socialistic-democratic brain wash as our “brother” in the
communistic hemisphere. So, the rebuilding towards socialism
continues relentlessly, this time at the European level, and the
move towards a EUSR (European Union of Socialistic Republics) is
unstoppable. The unleashed local politicians, who today act as
Europarlamentarians, who lack any democratic legitimacy, are
hardly different from the representatives of the people in the
collapsed Soviet Union.
This is an alarming example of growing
infantilism and equalization of the Canadian society. In
this respect, we were able to watch for years how a newly
established, incapacitating sense of justice led citizens of a
western country into slave-like obedience. People have
completely forgotten how to defend themselves against
unacceptable intrusions into their privacy and are now unable to
make unconventional decisions. After years of indoctrination
this is no longer perceived as annoying, rather, people swing
along with the unifying sentiment “We are Canadians” and
“We-like-it-the-way-it-is” to replace any autonomous
decision-making. My children are not being taught how to use
their brain or their conscience to make independent decisions;
the reference to a comprehensive set of written regulations is
always more convenient. The impression to live in a gigantic
Kindergarten intrudes on a daily basis, and people who are
prohibited by law to tow their neighbor’s car, or to teach their
children table manners in a restaurant after 8:00 p.m., excuse
themselves and refer gladly to “the system” (“it’s the system,
Sir, it’s the law”) so that they can avoid making decisions
without any conflicts.
A majority education towards independent thinking and acting did
not take place. The belief in our system is predominantly
unbroken and uncritical; the need to be “guided” is clearly
present. And it’s no wonder: After all, our teachers,
administrative personnel, civil servants, high school staff, and
many of our legal experts and scientists are government
employees, recognize their existential, convenient security and
care, secure their future by constantly finding new tasks and
inventions, and pass their task-oriented loyalty and
dependency-thinking towards the government on to the next
generation. That they are ultimately provided for by means of
taxes paid by the few productive workers and scalded
entrepreneurs, i.e. the bad capitalists, is deliberately
suppressed or ideologically excused.
Civil disobedience happens when our conscience tells us to act
responsibly. This is a necessary process on the road to greater
independence and more freedom. There are good reasons why not to
allow anybody, not even the government, to steal from you or to
rule and patronize your life. Those who want to act responsibly
for themselves and their families can do no other than to
deprive the temporary rulers of their operating resources (money)
and to evade taxes massively.
Those who
do not want to participate in the redistribution madness, who
don’t want to become accessory to the sponsoring of terror
groups through the EU (Hamas,Hisbollah), who can clearly see the
flaws in the
agrarian-immigration-population-family-school-finance-politics,
the self-service mentality of the political class, cannot
possibly consent to their earnings being wasted - by means of
expropriation - to finance the visions of temporarily elected
political ideologies and of the government employees’ cast, who
is at their mercy (through supplementary allowances).
Therefore, tax evasion remains a legitimate (but illegal)
incitement for us and for every individual, who uses the word
“freedom” not just as a cliché.
On the other hand:
“Freedom does not mean a
lack of discipline, rather it means responsibility. To be
liberal doesn’t mean to rule, but to serve freedom.”
Karl Hermann Flach (1929-1973)
As we have seen, today’s liberal idea has been adapted and
manipulated in favor of socialistic interests and
re-distribution and serves equalization en route to a wider
socialistic utopia. The abused and strange interpretation of
“liberal” no longer reflects individual freedom appropriately.
The libertarian idea has been revived by libertarians who still
hold the original, classical values, and this idea supports the
freedom for self-governance without pressure from the state.
Infamously, especially left-wingers who show slave-like
obedience to the state, have seized and altered the term “libertarian”,
in favor of a misunderstood “everything-is-permitted” perception
of freedom, which again eliminates the acceptance of personal
responsibility and prefers government actions.
It is difficult, if not impossible, to try to convert a liberty
without the knowledge of national-economic connections. Insofar
we commit to the teachings of Ludwig van Mises and the Austrian
School. The American Libertarians Lee Rockwell, Murray N.
Rothbard and many others provide ideas towards a
self-responsible, self-providing future. The ideas of Ayn Rands
are classic and inspiring, and Hans-Hermann Hoppe is exemplary
in his uncompromising concept of a private, organized society.
Turning away from the gold standard we perceive as one of the
biggest mistakes of recent history and as a declaration of war
to the (every) working population. The uninhibited, endless
printing of brand-new paper money without binding counter-value
will undoubtedly lead into a new global catastrophe. The
generation of bankers, politicians and the media - no longer
used to handle the not arbitrarily increasable precious metal -
does not oblige to act responsibly. They don’t have to bear the
consequences, but again through inflation and the printing of
Fiat-Money the expropriated working and saving people.
Libertarians are realists. They don’t live in a dream world.
They act non-violently from within the existing society. They
don’t vote for left-wing or even right-wing extremists. They
know that the promises of these freedom enemies (in Germany
these would be the PDS and NPD) can only lead to more
regulations and humiliations, in essence to even less freedom.
But libertarians feel the responsibility to protect their
right for freedom and
independence through civil disobedience. They do this by
maintaining a critical distance from the government as well as
its democratic parties in accordance with the saying: “Less
government – more freedom.” My personal pronounced anarchistic
position is, as a goal I am working on: “No government – more
freedom!” ... (in terms of David Friedman’s view and a
demand-oriented, private management.
Those who want to be informed about Libertarianism can find
masses of information. This makes careful filtering necessary:
By no means is everything libertarian that is labeled as “libertarian”.
During many visits at relevant forums on the Internet, the
detached, partially pseudo-intellectual ranting about
libertarian goal-setting and contents can actually make you sick.
It reminds of fruitless Marxism-Leninism-discussions of days
gone by. Even with confessed libertarians and scientifically
engaged researchers of libertarianism, one often can’t get rid
of the impression that libertarian thinking is simply addressed
theoretically and top-heavy, but in order to apply the idea to
every-day living, the courage or willingness is lacking. We
claim to have lived libertarianism for decades, consequent and
with all positive and negative “risks and side-effects”.
Libertarianism isn’t a trend, no jacket that you can wear
seasonally, but the only direction on the road to freedom.
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ever-increasing anti-Americanism is also worrisome. The
guarantors for our western community values are being taunted in
the spirit of the age (Zeitgeist) and are for the most part
misrepresented by the main-stream media. Such German disloyalty
in particular is a deeply embarrassing disgrace. The new
generation grows up without any historical knowledge of
oppression and suffering. This generation does not understand
that we owe America our gratitude. At the same time, we are in
no way ignoring the devastating influence of the former
left-wingers, now Neokons, on American politics. Their money
politics is a catastrophe, the turning away from the gold
standard a crime, and their betrayal of the American
Constitution a mess. But people’s anti-Americanism doesn’t live
off the knowledge about economic, historical and social
connections, but it is, as mentioned above, mainly a trend and
originates from a (left-right) “I-want-to-belong” to the
(anti-American) sentiment. The fact that America and actual
political trends are being mixed up uncritically is annoying, as
annoying as German Nazis who are in another country. Those who
overlook the neo-socialistic tendencies in America and don’t
notice how the “left-wing” tries to imprint the American society
with a new sense of justice, are either uninformed or
ideologically blinded. Nevertheless, we are convinced that a
libertarian renewal, if at all, can only grow from the
traditional libertarian strengths that exist in America. The
government believers of Europe and especially the obedient
Germans will be unable to turn around to start afresh.
The renewed growth of anti-Israeli attitudes is also irritating.
Old and new resentments are being nurtured, revived, and
advanced. Irrael’s will for self-defense and self-preservation
is being distorted, and Israel’s right to act accordingly is
being disputed. In this respect, our sympathy has certain
priorities, and the latent left-wing anti-Zionism is shocking
and annoying. Comparing Israelis with Nazis, calling their
politics fascistic should in turn regard Germans as victims of
an unaccepted defeat. Those who sell the terror initiated by the
Palestinians as “fight for freedom” and who deny Israel the
right for self-defense, who deny the positive sides of this one
and only respectable justice system in the Near-East, nauseate
us with their ideological untruthfulness.
It has become fashionable to declare one-self as being “understanding”;
to “understand” and “excuse” the Islamic resistance against
western individualism, liberality and values. Intellectual
“excusers” (Günter Grass, Harold Pinter, Naom Chomsky, etc.) of
repulsive terrorist acts in particular express here their
understanding. We oppose this view. We believe that the Islamic
religion opposes freedom, and the difference between Islam and
Islamists is often a mere mirror fight. We reach out to people
who feel that, unlike us, they need a religion for emotional
support. It is imperative to defend our personal freedom, the
freedom and integrity of our cultural achievements, and our
freedom of speech. So it becomes especially important to fight
the denigrators in our own ranks. Let’s leave no room for
left-wing freedom enemies and do-gooders! Let’s fight all
ignorant right-wingers, those holding antiquated views and
appeasers!
We are especially concerned
about the worldwide attempts to restrict the freedom of opinion
and freedom of expression. We are used to censorship in unfree
societies and our fight against this is seldom successful. But
even in Western, free societies there are many attempts to
tighten restrictions again and to restrain the citizens.
Germany, in its delusion for regulations and perfection
represents in this regard even the precursor, that is, at least
as far as the Internet is concerned. We oppose decidedly every
attempt to control these fundamental liberties, every attempt of
censorship, all bigotry and prudery, and all indoctrination of
opinions. Other positions, even if they are unpleasant, can only
be faced argumentatively, not with censorship.
In summary, our position is as follows:
freedom-loving, consistently
individualistic, and primarily anti-collectivistic
anti-Socialistic,
anti-Communistic, and anti-Islamic
optimistic about the future,
acknowledging achievements and progress
focusing on free market
economy and entrepreneurship in terms of Ludwig van Mises, the
Austrian School of Economics
supporting global economy,
gene research and medical research that is fee of ideologies
against a leveling European
Union
against all ideological
currencies, also against the Euro
for a consequent return to
the gold standard
in special friendship with
America and Israel
Our position is a declaration of
war on all freedom enemies, anti-Semites, zeitgeist and
mainstream friends and all those who with their unbearable
intolerance, their equalization attempts and their arrogance rob
us of the air we breathe. You can find our daily
comments on our blog. It
is important for us to express our opinions.
As much as our life has a radical-libertarian orientation, it is
nonetheless more than a life with political interests alone –
those topics are dealt with in various articles and essays – and
we live by those principles. The Entrance is located in the
Politics Index..
When you are surfing on our pages, you’ll find your way to
several departments. Watch how actively we live our everyday
lives:
Travelling
is our first priority, and we tell about our journeys in word
and picture. Photography is a passionate hobby, and again and
again we are inspired by
portraits,
nature, journeys,
children
and acts..
Classical music is a deeply felt enrichment to our existence.
Books are simply indispensable – look at our
book lists! Poetry,
write-ups about people we value, essays and
art appreciation can all be found in the
Literature Club department and the
Rebellog Gallery.
Sveta is a recognized, active artist and displays her quilts and
projects in her
own department. Our
page Gold Rebellog is
another department. This page is being edited by my wife Sveta.
The themes are gold and currencies, economy and finance from our
libertarian point of view. The texts are mainly in the Russian
language, and from time to time I will add my own contributions
in German or English.
Our children create
their pages autonomously and are happy about every visitor.
Even libertarians have to eat sometimes. Therefore, go to
Culinaria.
That doesn’t mean that we comply
with the contemporary eco-madness or a bio-dictation. We also
indulge in the consumption of gene-manipulated tomatoes, serve
ourselves from the deep-freeze, forgo Soja-steaks and view
pest-resistant rice as a possibility to fight global hunger.
After all, you don’t have to accept our dinner invitations, and
you can feel free to convert our recipes into suitable health
food ...
And last, but not least, some
Eroticism.
Even here we don’t want to waive our freedom of expression.
Art-Rebellog is an
addition to our political
Blog-Rebellog. Art-Rebellog is about photography, art,
painting, digital art, poster, music, entertainment, nudes,
erotic, humor and much more. A lot of content is mady by
ourselves, somtimes we link to pages we like. Art- Rebellog is
for fun, all what WE like and to provocate hypocritically people
and sometimes with comments from a libertarian perspective.
These web pages will grow. Contributions to future growth are
invited and welcome. If the surfer, visitor or searcher should
spend some time on this web site, would book-mark the site and
return at another time, a small goal would have been reached: to
heighten awareness for the expansion of freedom.
With these words I wish you a pleasant stay
Robin Renitent
Sveta Renitent
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We seem to have overcome
Soviet
fascism, though the heirs
of Nazi-fascism live; but the biggest threat
to freedom
lies
in Islamic fascism.
Freedom is not
self-evident.
We are
at war – and we have to defend ourselves.
For the sake of
our
children.
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My favorites:
Ali, Ayaan Hirsi
Aliberti, Lucia
Barenboim, Daniel
Benanteur, Dahmane
Berger, Erna
Berliner Philharmoniker
Björling, Björling
Bläser der Berliner Philharmoniker
Bravo, Manuel A.
Broder, Henryk M.
Bunny, Rupert W.
Fallaci, Oriana
Friedman, David
Galitsin, Gregori
Giebel, Agnes
Gigli, Benjamino
Hopper, Edward
Johaentges, Karl
Kästner, Erich
Koelbl, Herlinde
Lebeck, Robert
Lenau, Nikolaus
Leonhard, Wolfgang
Michener, James A.
Müller, Wilhelm
Nakic, Adrian
Newton, Helmut
Rand, Ayn,
Richter, Karl
Richter, Svjatoslav
Rozhdestvensky, G.
Saarinen, Pekka
Schneiderhahn, W.
Serebryakova, Sinaida
Snow, Aurora
Traven, B.
Wunderlich, Fritz
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My favorite
assholes
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Other favorites on
rebellog pages:
Fried, Erich
Geibel, Immanuel
Goethe, Joh. Wolfg.
Hebbel, Friedrich
Heine, Heinrich
Lessing, Gotthold E.
Möricke, Eduard
Odemann, Robert T.
Raabe, Rudi
Ringelnatz, Joachim
Schubert, Franz
Shelby, Hubert
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"The
belief in our system is predominantly unbroken and
uncritical; the need to be “guided” is clearly
present."
Robin
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"Ich
kann da gar nicht mit
umgehen, und daher
macht mich das absulut betroffen und natürlich
ein Stück weit traurig !!
Kommentar auf
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"Die
staatshörigen und dem Keynesianismus huldigenden
linken 68iger haben eine weitere Generation
verdorben, den Marsch durch die Instanzen angetreten
und prägen heute unser und das Denken unserer Kinder
in ganz verantwortungsloser Weise.
Fast 40 Jahre
wurden Menschen infantilisiert, entmündigt und
wirtschaftlich enteignet."
Robin
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"Europa ist nicht mehr Europa, es ist 'Eurabien',
eine Kolonie des Islam, wo die islamische Invasion
nicht nur physisch voranschreitet, sondern auch auf
geistiger und kultureller Ebene."
Oriana Fallaci
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"Seit
den Anfängen der Geschichte stehen sich die beiden
Antagonisten gegenüber: der Schöpfer und der
Schmarotzer. Als der erste Schöpfer das Rad erfand,
tat der erste Schmarotzer den Gegenzug. Er erfand
den Altruismus."
Ayn
Rand
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"Ich
habe mich von jeher dagegen gewehrt die
Kindererziehung als ein Experimentierfeld
unausgegorener Erwachsener zu verstehen.
Kinder brauchen
eine gewisse Kontinuität und Verlässlichkeit in der
Auslegung ihrer Freiheit."
Robin
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"In der
Politikfinanzierung kommt das Streben der
politischen Klasse nach Macht und Geld fast in
klinischer Reinheit zum Ausdruck, und zwar nicht nur
bei der Durchsetzung von Privilegien, sondern auch
bei ihrer Verteidigung gegen Kritik."
Hans Herbert von
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"Der Staat ist die
große Fiktion,
nach der sich
jedermann bemüht, auf Kosten jedermanns zu leben."
Frédéric Bastiat
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"Our public school
system today is not only a socialist enterprise,
it's an almost completely unionized enterprise. It's
a monopoly - a real monopoly, not a fake one."
Milton Friedman
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"Rechte habe ich, glücklicher-
weise, bisher nicht kennegelernt.
Anders
sah es und sieht es mit den Linken aus.
Davon habe
ich zwangsläufig viele kennen gelernt.
Es war und ist schlechterdings unmöglich
ihnen
auszuweichen."
Robin
Renitent
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"For
people who love their freedom and feel obligated to
maintain its existence, any government intervention
is seen as endangering their property, their health
and welfare, their personal possessions and the
fruit of their labor.
Robin
Renitent
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"Es gibt eben
keine andere Wahl als die: entweder von Eingriffen
in das Spiel des Marktes abzusehen oder aber die
gesamte Leitung der Produktion und der Verteilung an
die Obrigkeit zu übertragen. Entweder Kapitalismus
oder Sozialismus; ein Mittelding gibt es nicht."
Ludwig von Mises
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"Public interest
criteria" does not mean criteria that the public
decides are in its interest. It means that the elite
– via various appointed bodies – decide what the
public’s interest is for them."
Mark Steyn
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