7. Guests
Librarian here. I am pretty well focused on finding and publishing books with an alternative viewpoint, that is, written outside of western influence. I have not written many opinion pieces, if any at all.
For that reason I have invited a guest to post different types of essays. I may invite more guests in the future. (Make a comment here if you would like to join in.)
Here are some posts from “Perspectives”: If he wants to make any remarks, he can edit this topic, and add them.
12 p. Understanding Psychological Differences Can Further Peace
The obvious answer is that a large enough fraction of the people have an “excess energy”, and demand to DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT. This excess energy in the Chechens allows them to get quickly excited about an idea, and may just as quickly resort to radical actions.
11 p. An Unexpected Proposal to improve Demographics, 2 of 2
Nearly all countries outside sub-Saharan Africa cannot maintain their population-replacing levels. Some people want to reduce the world population anyway, but they don’t have a feasible plan of how to do it. Other people blithely think that immigration will solve everything. NO IT WON’T,
10 p. The Russian Demographics Dilemma; Dmitry Rogozin, part 1 of 2
I have written about Rogozin before, he had first person experience is the break-up of the Soviet Union, and firsthand knowledge of the Kremlin treachery under Yeltsin, especially in the Chechen wars. He has a lot to say about the Ukraine, about the southern open borders, about illegal migration, and criminality, the heroin trade, about the development …
9 p. WHY DOESN’T MAN CHANGE? #two
Why do I write about these things? Librarian liked the last one, so let’s expand upon it. Do I have an expertise to teach? Not-Really. I write for myself to confirm a new understanding, a new discovery. With attempted expression it becomes clearer in my own mind. (2,200 words)
8 p. WHY DOESN’T MAN CHANGE? Guest post
Science and technology change through a gradual evolution of thought, producing technological expertise. MAN’S PSYCHOLOGY, (his fears) don’t change through symbolic systems.
7 p. National Attitudes, the Chechen war used to break up the USSR
First of all, the factors of the Soviet Breakup are so little understood in the west. We think that the West won the cold war?
6 p. National Attitudes, focusing first on Russia, with Dmitry Olegovich Rogozin
There are so many entry points into why Rogozin had a first-person view of the breakup of the Soviet Union. He had worked almost a decade at the Committee of Youth Organizations, the KMO. “I loved my new job right from the start. The level of political responsibility of a young professional in the Committee of Youth Organizations was not inferior to th…
5 p. INDEX FILE, National attitudes, and how they differ (guest post)
In Russia there are 13 political parties:Party name Share of the 2022 vote United Russia (Putin) 49.82% Communist KPRF 18.93% Liberal Democratic LDPR 7.55% Just Russia for Truth 7.46% New People …
4 p. How the United States fell into the Ukraine trap 1990 – 2022
It is my belief that the fate of the E.U. is the fate of all the western world, even their push toward war. What was for so long hidden, has now become apparent, for those willing to see it. So it is worth watching the E.U., sort of like the canary in the coal mine, (or the dodo bird on the jungle-gym).
3rd guest post by Perspectives: Understanding the E.U. is a transparent window into our world.
What could be good (for who?) about the EU is celebrated.
2 p. Perspectives: Humanity strives for “UNDERSTANDING” to comfortably navigate the world, and our life.
ISN’T UNDERSRTANDING, (using our verbal model) THE MAJOR DRIVE IN LIFE? At least it is always going on in the background.
