No Biology/Culture Ideology has a Right to Demand Absorption of their Systemic Terror-Genocide

Would Other ask the question "What makes a good Nazi." or "Does a good Nazi exist?  No, it makes no sense from Others perspective, particularly for Jews and other minorities, or subclasses defined by the Nazi codex Mein Kampf as rightfully destined for grievous harm, deserved and destined to occur due to Others innate evil subhuman natures, who are unable to be convinced of the error of their belief systems, even their biology. The answer given the data of systemic terror and political oppression such a Nazi codex informs against Other, and even their own adherents from an Others perspective is as Pauline Hanson determined for Muslims- There are no good Nazis. It is a question which in relation to the Nazis, as everyone else is subject to their terror and oppression can only be asked by Nazi adherents themselves. A good Nazis only exists in two minds the Nazi mind which refuses to accept it is evil and the pathological altruists mind who will even go so far as to encoura...

The Royal Commission is an opportunity to make sure Muslims understand in a Democracy the Muslim  conflict resolution method of extreme violence is totally unacceptable and if the Muslims do not accept this they are to be shipped back to Mecca. "Two Islamic State extremists are facing life in jail after they were found guilty of plotting a suicide attack on Manchester’s Jewish community, with any Christians killed “a bonus”. [...] Manchester police said it would have been the deadliest terrorist attack in British history." Two convicted of an Islamic-State (Muslim) inspired terror plot to kill Jews.  The Times, 23-12-2025 What emerges from a system exists as a consequence of the whole system.  "Studies on self-organization and dissipative structures demonstrate that macroscopic patterns and behaviors emerge from micro-level interactions governed by the system's overall dynamics, not attributable to any single part." GROK 24-12-2025. Standing on a proven terror c...

  France has such a short memory, but a alas a Vichy imbued prejudice blinding France as to who is the real enemy. Themselves. “A Democracy becomes hopelessly weak, and the general good suffers accordingly, if it’s higher officials, bred up to despise it, and necessarily drawn from those very classes the dominance of which it is pledged to destroy, serve it only half-heartedly....” Marc Bloch (French Historian resistance fighter hunted down and killed by his own 1944) , Strange Defeat, mid-1940 For as with WWII France will suffer ignominious defeat, allowing internal colonisation by an antithesis biology/culture ideology with an even more severe explicit categorisation of Other and conflict resolution of extreme terror than contained in Mein Kampf, as witnessed from Islam’s beginning to Oct7th.  French borders are under attack, gates held open by mindless Marxist postmodern brainwashed elite “bred up to despise” the internal French moral, cultural, political frameworks, simul...

How have we arrived at an absurd political position of having to apologise, and hand over power-resources for free to a biology/culture for having saved them from a stone age existence? "Underdog stories can inspire groups to achieve their goals. Leaders can use such stories to craft a collective identity that increases motivation, well-being, and creativity. However, when used improperly, the same basic story can also justify bad behaviour and foment outgroup bias." Underdog stories can inspire us to greatness (or to break the rules), BIG THINK, THE LEARNING CURVE — FEBRUARY 21, 2023 “By despising himself too much a man comes to be worthy of his own contempt.” (Amiel, 1909, p. 180) “We assume that the laws and mores of our own age have eternal and universal validity” Historicism, Frederick Beiser “Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past.” ― George Orwell “Blow in!” “You’re a coloniser!” Lidia Thorpe We all Blow in...

Socialization and hegemonic power G. John Ikenberry and Charles A. Kupchan Most historical ages are marked by the presence of great powers, nations capable of dominating the course of international politics. An ongoing task of scholarship is to explore the nature of the shadow that hegemonic nations cast. How do hegemons assert control over other nations within the international system? Through what mechanisms does control get established, and by what processes does it erode? How is compliance achieved, and how is it maintained? Most observers would argue that the manipulation of material incentives, the use of threats and promises to alter the preferences of leaders in secondary nations-is the dominant form through which hegemonic power is exercised. Power is directly related to the command of material resources. Acquiescence is the result of coercion. Inducements and sanctions are used by the hegemon to ensure that secondary states prefer cooperation to nonc...