The Mediocrity of Inferiority

How can elites claiming to be so superior be so inferior.

Now I ask you! How can those who claim to be so superior as the elites of our societies be so inferior, so bloody mediocre? They fill us with disgust disgracing us and our so-called societies fracturing them before our very eyes. Pride of place and being has been destroyed, long gone, as Western Civilization disgraces itself before the whole wide world.

Tuning into the presidential farce is like hearing a domestic squabble in the house next door where cops, priests and wise adjudicators should have intervened long ago. Nobody wants to address the fact the house is long over due for new ownership and extensive renovations are essential to prepare it for challenging futures.

The presidential combatants fight on for an office that has been disgraced as it no longer speaks as the “leader of the free world”. Candidates are on the hustings committing lies and outrageous slanders trying to woo voters; meanwhile the lobbyists, war mongers and oligarchs linger in their honeyed hives awaiting the winner to deliver their marching orders. The puppet strings are now cattle prods and shock doctrines.

War and genocide are put on hold until after the presidential race is over as they cannot become part of the debate. Skeletons are shoved in the closet while the circus is in town.

Demonizing other cultures, waging war and racism, ceaseless hate and propaganda are deplorable foundations to sustain a culture. The mediocrity only becomes more acute and an isolationist paranoia.

War can never be an issue even as it sucks the life blood out of nations and Western Civilization. It matters not that whole nations are impoverished for the empire’s delusional wars and hegemonic ambitions. Social contracts lie in the ruins.

We suffer the heartless, soulless mediocrity of the inferior.

All is quiet on the Western front and the smell of sociocide is every where.

Required Reading:

Mediocracy: The Politics of the Extreme Centre

A brief Review: For me the highest tribute you can pay an author is to wish you had read their book twenty or thirty years ago. (The first thing I do before reading a book is to check the date of publication to know the time frame in which it was written). Unfortunately thousands of books containing mountains of wisdom and insight written by brilliant authors gather dust in our post-literate societies where thinking, intelligence, common sense and the Humanities have been slaughtered in the market place. It appears we would rather amuse ourselves to death.

Author Alain Deneault provides us with provocative and stunning insights defining our times and the forces ruining our societies. When he discusses the “politics of the extreme center” he is defining our rush to absurdism and mediocrity where once sacred values and our revered institutions are demolished and corrupted. Our political elites are so morally and intellectually bankrupt they are no more than parasitic opportunists leading Western societies into the abyss of endless wars.

Deneault’s book demands our closest attention as it defines our times.