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Return of the Right: How the Political Right Is Taking Back Western Civilization Paperback – January 1, 2012

by Christian Taylor Rose (Author)

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In a previous time, many who would propose such a concept as a one world order would have been deemed nothing short of either a crazed lunatic or adhering to the notions of a radical humanist philosopher, who believes in some sort of impossible utopian vision. But, as is clearly being shown in the Western world, an aggressive attempt is being made to create this utopian vision. It is very aggressive and dedicated to its vision to destroy the nation-state, eliminate religion, break down all defined barriers in society (such as family) and eliminate western civilization from the face of the earth in the attempt to institute a radical, multicultural, New World Order agenda—and the architects and visionaries of this dream are on the verge of victory. However, despite their many successes over the preceding generations, on the old continent of Europe and in the United States the radical Leftist, post-modern philosophy has been discredited and is proving to be a failure as a worldview, as its tenants are completely at odds with the nature and desires of mankind and after almost 100 years of radical indoctrination in Europe and the United States of an anti-religious, anti-nationalist philosophy, all that post-modernists have to show for it are spiritual and intellectual hopelessness and an intellectual and spiritual vacuum created in the Western world. In response to the consequential ideas, emanating from Hegelian and Marxist belief systems, the Western world is coming to realize the complete emptiness and harm of belief systems that are at their core, nihilistic. On a basic level, Men need hope to move forward. A hope for future success, that the adventures they embark on will not be in vain—a hope in an afterlife and in temporal security in order to be innovative.