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27 February, 2013

Posted by Socrates in Socrates, William Pierce, William Pierce Wednesday at 3:12 pm | Permanent Link

by Dr. William Pierce. […] “This drift away from a generally agreed upon definition of right and wrong to the sort of extreme situational ethics one sees in public and private life today has been a natural consequence of the increasing degree of “diversity,” of inhomogeneity and chaos, in American society since the Second World […]

20 February, 2013

Posted by Socrates in Socrates, William Pierce, William Pierce Wednesday at 2:49 pm | Permanent Link

by Dr. William Pierce. […] “Our universities were subverted without any effective opposition because, first, the subversion was done very gradually, over a period of more than three decades, and it was done by a very clever group of very determined and very well organized people who already had infiltrated our university faculties and administrations. […]

14 February, 2013

Posted by Socrates in Socrates, William Pierce, William Pierce Wednesday at 2:06 am | Permanent Link

by Dr. William Pierce. […] “You know, it used to be that “discrimination” was considered an essential faculty of every adult person. An undiscriminating person is a person without taste or judgment, a person who does not distinguish between the good and the bad, between low quality and high quality, between what is acceptable and […]

6 February, 2013

Posted by Socrates in Socrates, William Pierce, William Pierce Wednesday at 5:22 pm | Permanent Link

by Dr. William Pierce. […] “In a very broad sense, aristocratic values are masculine values, and democratic values — egalitarian values — are feminine values. It is also true that, in a very broad sense, materialism is a feminine way of looking at the world. It is a way which puts emphasis on safety, security, […]

30 January, 2013

Posted by Socrates in Socrates, William Pierce, William Pierce Wednesday at 4:28 pm | Permanent Link

by Dr. William Pierce. […] “Some of our traits are not really faults in themselves, but they have nevertheless been turned against us by external enemies. For example, there’s our combination of objectivity, altruism, and universalism, which has so often been used by our external enemies to manipulate us for their advantage and to our […]

23 January, 2013

Posted by Socrates in Socrates, William Pierce, William Pierce Wednesday at 1:28 pm | Permanent Link

by Dr. William Pierce. […] “When I point out that the immigrants who built America were immigrants from Europe, and that the immigrants who are destroying America now are from everywhere but Europe, the host asks me incredulously whether or not I really believe that it makes any difference where the immigrants come from. He […]

16 January, 2013

Posted by Socrates in Socrates, William Pierce, William Pierce Wednesday at 8:56 pm | Permanent Link

by Dr. William Pierce. […] “Feminists, for example, always have been against competition. They regard competitiveness as a masculine trait, and they try to discourage it in every way they can. They are in league with the racial egalitarians in pushing for an end to the grading of students. Setting precise standards and then grading […]

9 January, 2013

Posted by Socrates in Socrates, William Pierce, William Pierce Wednesday at 11:57 pm | Permanent Link

by Dr. William Pierce. […] “Amoral individuals really gained an advantage over the rest of us with the ascendancy of mass democracy. The 19th and 20th centuries have been the golden age of amorality, the age in which clever scoundrels have been able to rise to the top of the dungheap with ease and without […]

26 December, 2012

Posted by Socrates in Socrates, William Pierce, William Pierce Wednesday at 10:32 pm | Permanent Link

by Dr. William Pierce. […] “Well, in contrast to what I just said it seems that there is a portion of the nominally White population of the United States whose nature has been shaped during the space of three or four generations by concrete and asphalt and billboards and subway trains and trash-filled vacant lots. […]

19 December, 2012

Posted by Socrates in Socrates, William Pierce, William Pierce Wednesday at 11:53 pm | Permanent Link

by Dr. William Pierce. […] “We had superior weapons, superior armed forces, superior communications, superior transportation, superior agriculture and industry, superior standards of health, superior organization, superiority in every facet of science and technology. We had the best universities — really, the only universities worthy of the name — the best engineers. We built things […]