On this Sunday, I would like to suggest to all my fellow students at TUT Uni a most amazing book.
It is very short (about 25 pages) and is a must read and must study text by everyone who has ever pondered over the ‘jewish problem’: how can such a tiny group of people in terms of number be so powerful over the Gentile world, how can a small group of people literally paralyze the vast majority of mankind?
The title is Discourse on Voluntary Servitude (Discours sur la Servitude Volontaire) and I should add here that it is not about the joos.
It was written in 1548 by a 17 year old genius, whom the modern judaized world has chosen to forget: Etienne de La Boétie.
It is an amazing book, not only because it was written by a teen ager, but also because it is relevant today more than ever.
Etienne de La Boétie is nowadays only remembered (if at all) for being a ‘very special friend’ to a towering figure of the French Humanist movement: Michel de Montaigne.
And Montaigne is nowadays best remembered for a quote: “Even on the highest throne in the world, we are still sitting on our ass” ^__^
I have not read the entire English translation of La Boétie’s text, but from what I have read, the translation seems faithful to the original text.
Enjoy!
I am less impressed by the book,because its introduction/translation, was written in context of the Allied Judaic effort of WW 2, and the subsequent Cold War.
Pardon my critique as I don’t want to dampen the editors enthusiasm.
The nerve of Jews at the time, to turn this around ,for their own purpose ?
‘Involuntary servitude ,’ has nothing to do with the outward manifestation of ,’dictatorship,’ but
all to to with people who place themselves in chains, without order.
It would seem the “Jews did not forget this book”, but revived it in 1942, 1948 ,got their purposes.
I find a much better book on this subject to be THE CROWD, by Gustave La Bon.
Dante, you could perhaps try and find another link to this book? It is really a fascinating book to read and it is so short, so easy to read.
I am totally with you about The Psychology of the Crowd. I studied it in my first year at University… Loved it. But it is different from La Boetie’s text. One should read both.
Thank you Sabba, I will read it. This subject of , ‘involuntary servitude,’ has fascinated me for years, and ironically much more of late.
The preface of the post-your insightful introduction,are my musings, and wonders about this Jew power as well.
In my own life for instance I attended a Catholic ,’ school,’ as a boy, and it was an overall very negative experience, for me, and mother,’ the 7 worst years of her life,’ she called it,
However, despite this,the both of us, held in to some admiration for them,until by reading Neitzche, Buddha, and Savitri Devi, and learning about the Hellenes, and Islam, we finally broke all emotional ties ,and for good.
But how many abused, hurt, insulted, stay enslaved by ANY system ?
Some ancient alien theorists, believe our DNA was altered to be enslaved ,by some powers !
No matter what it could be leaders are very rare…in terms of people who can think it themselves, and most who cannot, or refuse to !
The Jews, above all people understand this. That is why they call us the Goyim/herd.