Tag Archives: Germany

The Fatal Conceit of the West

Posted on March 11, 2014 by William Holland

The fatal conceit of the west is discerned when academics affiliated to the intellectual mores of German idealism begin to conceive of power relations outside of history.  Think Kissenger, Hegel or worse yet, Francis Fukuyama’s ‘End of History’ charade. Let’s … Continue reading →

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Putin’s Next Move

Posted on March 11, 2014 by William Holland

Putin’s next move is easy.  Split any/all coalition that U.S. seeks to develop.  This has already been done with Germanic/Polish perfidity.  If the U.S. doesn’t any unilaterally, then it should seek to punish Putin with long term diplomatic, economic consequences. … Continue reading →

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Germanic Austerity & Grecian Socialism: False Choice

Posted on May 22, 2012 by William Holland

If mainstream political parties fail their constituency, then everyone can watch Greece go the way of third world failed radicalism. I no longer suffer fools, so my bet is that Grecian radicalism will go its own way and meet the … Continue reading →

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Zara Steiner: Triumph Of The Dark: The International Order & The Rise Of Hitler

Posted on September 25, 2011 by William Holland

The vast quantity of historical material regarding the international order prior to the Second World War is staggering.  It remains nearly impossible to add or detract from what has already been published.  I say this with great reservation, for there … Continue reading →

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