by Sean Jobst May 18, 2011 There was a genuine Libyan revolution with authentic revolutionary forces. I consciously use the past tense, because this revolution has nevertheless been co-opted and taken over by the public face of the rebels at Benghazi. The leaders of the rebel regime – Mustafa Abdul-Jalil, Mahmoud Jebri, Ali Aziz al-Eisawa, […]
Author: Sean Jobst
Libya: A Revolution for Freedom or a Bankers’ Game? (Part 1)
by Sean Jobst May 17, 2011 This is the first part in a series about the current intervention in Libya. Part One is about the humanitarian justifications given for the war and whether the world is really behind this intervention. Part Two will be about the actual reasons why foreign governments are intervening in Libya. […]
Selective Outrage over Qadhafi: Hypocrisy of “War Crimes Tribunals”
by Sean Jobst May 18, 2011 There is an impending effort to bring Libyan leader Muammar al-Qadhafi to “justice” at the International Tribunal for his “crimes against humanity.” Yet far from being actual outrages, what these buzz-words reveal is the blatant hypocrisy and double standards of those who would selectively cry crocodile tears whenever it […]
Islam and Tradition: Evola’s Thoughts on Islam
Islam and Tradition: Evola’s Thoughts on Islam by Sean Jobst 1st April 2011 While he examined various traditions around the world, both occidental and oriental, Julius Evola also had things to say on the tradition of Islam that is predominant in areas between those two regions. In his valuable article “Islam in the Eyes of […]