북조선일보 국민의 당 경선 토론에 관한 기사 댓글

 

이기섭(hanc****)2017.03.

민주주의가 길거리에서 주먹쥐고 흔들면 찾아오는 건가요..... 땀흘려서 농사짓고....열심히 공장에서 묵묵히 일하다 보면... 국민 소득이 올라가고 하면 저절로 찾아 오는 거라오.....착각 좀 하지 마시요....민주투사. ...웃기는 소리요.

 

 

heesongpark jang(hankuksa****)2017.03.

저 사진 속에 그들의 마음이 있었을 때는 나도 그들을 사랑했다. 그러나 그들의 마음은 권세욕, 탐욕, 물욕의 늪에 빠져 나오지 못하고 있다. 그들은 어쩌면 영원히 그 늪에서 나오지 못할 지도 모른다. 희망이 없다. 그리고 그들은 정치적으로 이미 한번 배신한 사람들이다. 이번에 청문회 할 때 보라. 그게 청문회 였나? 죄인취급하고 공개처형 하는 곳이었지.

 

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북조선일보의 협동조합, 협동조합 코디네이터 기사에 대한 댓글

 

이상훈(moh****)

2017.03.18

 

요즘 경제가 폭망해서 쓰레기통에서 먹을 것 뒤지는 베네수엘라 공산당식 실패모델. 협동조합에 대한 그럴듯한 말들을 많이 하지만, 실제 수익은 안 나는 모델임. 베네수엘라의 경우 이 문제 때문에 국가에서 손실에 대한 금액 지원을 해주었는데, 석유경제가 망하면서 함께 망함. 우리가 따라 해서는 안 되는 모델이고, 이거 하자는 대통령 후보가 있다면 경제 말아먹자는 얘기라고 보면 됨.

 

---> 나 역시 수컷닷컴에서 박원숭이의 협동조합을 비판해왔다. 그가 하는 짓은 베네수엘라의 차베스와 흡사하다.  

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출처: 수컷 미술관

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Niall Ferguson‏

 

I have to say I admire how China took on Silicon Valley and won:

 

중국이 실리콘 벨리를 따라잡아 승리한 것에 나는 경의를 표할 뿐이다.

 

 

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NassimNicholasTaleb‏

 

1) Never read a book that can be adequately summarized

적절히 요약될 수 있는 책은 일지 말 것

 

2) Never read a book you would not reread

재독하지 않을 책은 일지 말 것

 

3) No book that can be shortened survives

축약될 수 있는 책은 오래 가지 못한다.

 

4) Never read a book written by a journalist

언론인이 쓴 책은 절대 읽지 말 것

 

5) Never read a book if you understand the table of contents

목차를 이해하고 있다면 절대 책을 읽지 말 것

 

6) Never read a textbook as if you were reading a book

절대 책을 읽듯이 교과서를 읽지 말 것.

 

8) Never read a book if you know what you are getting out of it.

책에서 무엇을 얻을지 알고 있다면 절대 책을 읽지 말 것

9) Never read a book if you don't expect to be surprised by something in it, while reading it.

책을 읽으면서 그 안의 내용에 놀라운 것이 없다면 절대 책을 읽지 말 것

 

 

 

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해양 대국을 꿈꾸는 중국의 굴기

 

Beijing Goes Global: China to Expand Marine Force by 400%; First Overseas Military Base Almost Complete

 

Daniel Lang

March 17th, 2017

 

 

For most of its recent history, China has largely been a land power with no significant naval capabilities. They haven’t been able to exert much military influence beyond their coastline for hundreds of years. In fact, one of the reasons why Western powers had no trouble bullying China during the 19th and 20th centuries, was because the Imperial Navy under the Qing dynasty was incredibly weak. With that in mind, it’s no surprise that lately, China has been putting a lot of effort into building an effective overseas naval force.

 

Not only have they been busy constructing their first combat-ready aircraft carrier, the Chinese have also been developing new aircrafts to accompany it. Of course, a navy can’t really exert much military influence if it doesn’t have soldiers to deploy. That’s why Chinese officials have recently announced that they are preparing to rapidly expand the ranks of the People’s Liberation Army Marine Corps.

 

 

Chinese media is reporting the People’s Liberation Army’s ambitious new plans following the announcement of a 7 per cent increase to $AU200 billion in defence spending last week.

 

Among the details to emerge is a move to boost China’s marine corps — highly trained and well equipped troops intended for rapid deployment and offensive missions launched from the sea — from an existing 20,000 troops to more than 100,000.

 

Chinese officials have stated this is to protect arterial maritime trade routes and enforce its growing overseas interests.

 

“What growing overseas interests” you might ask? Well, China has been in the process of building their first overseas military base in Djibouti, on the Horn of Africa. And that base is expected to be completed this summer.

 

 

Marine Gen. Thomas Waldhauser, commander of AfriCom, told the Senate Armed Services Committee that he expected the Chinese base on the Horn of Africa to be operational later this summer.

 

Without getting specific, Waldhauser said he recently met with Djibouti’s President Ismail Omar Guelleh “and expressed our concerns about some of the things that are important to us about what the Chinese should not do at that location.”

 

The Chinese base would be about four miles from the U.S. base at Camp Lemonnier, one of the Pentagon’s largest and most important foreign military installations, where about 3,000 U.S. military personnel and contractors are assigned to Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa.

 

Given that base’s close proximity to Camp Lemonnier, China’s intentions are obvious. They want what the United States has, which is a vast overseas empire, and an expeditionary force that can reach any coastline in the world. They want to compete with our current role in the global theater. Unfortunately, there isn’t enough room in the world for two countries carrying out that role. We may very well be witnessing the first stages of a new conflict between the United States and China.

 

 

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덴마크 언론인 Iben Thranholm과의 인터뷰 발췌

 

우리는 더 이상 도덕적 나침반이 없다. 전에는 기독교가 도덕적 나침반 역할을 해서 수 세기 동안 우리를 하나로 묶어주었다. 현재 우리는 선악조차도 구별하지 못한다.

 

 

Is Denmark On The Brink?

 

Mar 18, 2017 9:37 PM

 

Authored by Erico Matias Tavares via Sinclair & Co.,

 

Iben Thranholm examines political and social events with focus on their religious aspects, significance and moral implications. She is one of Denmark’s most widely read columnists on such matters. Thranholm is a former editor and radio host at the Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR), at which she created a religious news program that set a new standard for religious analysis in the newsroom. She has traveled extensively in the Middle East, Italy, the United States and Russia to carry out research and interviews. She has been awarded for her investigative research into Danish media coverage of religious issues.

 

 

I Tranholm: With absolute horror!

 

The Swedish media, which is quite pro-government and its leftwing policies, does not always report the full extent of the problems in their society. So it is hard to have a very accurate picture of what is going on. But we in Denmark have a good sense. We are very aware of the murders, rapes, riots, violence and the hand grenades that go on there. This does not often make the news but we know it is going on. And we don’t want to go down the same route.

 

There was a TV ad partially paid by the Swedish government recommending that all Swedes integrate into this new multicultural society they are creating. Think about that. Even old Swedes now need to adjust to this new reality, instead of immigrants adapting to Swedish society. They call it “Det nya landet”, which means the new country. Traditional Sweden is gone.

 

 

We have this belief here that welfare is the solution for everything. No matter who comes here from whatever part of the world will get housing, work, entertainment and healthcare. The government will give those to you with the expectation that if you have all those things you will happily assimilate into Danish society, learn Danish and adapt to our culture. As a result we will become a vibrant multicultural society.

 

The reality is quite different. The relativism that this multiculturalism engenders ends up putting different sides of society at odds with each other, especially when their values and beliefs are very different to begin with.

 

When immigrants come to Denmark they may be taken care of, but they have no dominant culture that they can assimilate into, certainly not in the religious sense. We are completely devoid of God. And as a result they end bringing elements of their culture and religion which often create friction, misunderstandings and also crime. So Danish society becomes more and more divided as a result.

 

 

We no longer have a moral compass. Before, Christianity provided this role, keeping us united over centuries. Now we can no longer distinguish between good and evil, and ultimately this is what this struggle comes down to. Without this any preventive measures like this are just quick fixes that will not solve anything over the longer term. What is needed is a positive alternative in a moral sense.

 

 

Today, in a society where supposedly there is freedom of speech, if politicians want to silence their critics they simply accuse them of working for the Kremlin, or having some unexplained ties with Russia. That is what happened to me, and it also happening to high profile politicians and journalists in the US, France and Germany. If you don’t agree with the multicultural policies of Europe then you are labeled a Russian agent. Which is really a form of political or character assassination.

 

 

 

That is actually a very real and concerning comparison. After all, communism was a Western idea and it was imposed on Russia, they did not create it. And it did not die with the collapse of the Soviet Union. On the contrary, it is still very much alive and roaming around our continent. While it operates differently, the goals are not too dissimilar. The version we have spreading across the West is Cultural Marxism.

 

We no longer have families, religion, even genders. In Sweden now they have invented a gender neutral term to address little boys and girls at kindergarten. This is a complete change from traditional Western values that have kept Europe safe from outside invasion for centuries. And this is now gone.

 

All this talk of multiculturalism and open borders sounds very nice, but in practice it has led to a progressive transformation of our societies, and as Sweden shows not for the better. Less freedoms, less safety, less cohesion; more crime, more fragmentation, more social problems. It really is a struggle of good versus evil, and we in the West can no longer distinguish between the two. I would even call it diabolical disorientation.

 

 

There is this unholy alliance between the left and radical Islam. Many Europeans have such a disdain for their own traditions that they would prefer to see Christianity being eradicated even if it might cost their way of life and even personal freedoms in the end.

 

 

Believe it or not, we have swapped lanes. Now it is Russia who is adopting Christianity as the West gets rid of it by any means possible.

 

 

President Putin recently inaugurated an enormous statue of St. Vladimir, the patron saint of the Russian Orthodox Church, about 100 yards from the Kremlin walls. If you stand at a certain point across the street from the Kremlin, the cross that he bears is even taller than the star in the Red Square, so the symbolism is very potent.

 

In the West, as we discussed, we are going the other way. We can’t discard our values and heritage fast enough.

 

 

ET: So, is Denmark on the brink? Indeed, is the rest of Europe on the brink?

 

IT: Yes, Denmark is on the brink. And Europe is on the brink. We completely lost our culture, our values and our moral compass. What used to be good is now evil and vice-versa.

 

You mentioned Denmark being the happiest country in the world but I am not sure that is true. We have high alcohol consumption and about half a million people on happy pills for a reason.

 

Channel 1, our main TV channel here, recently aired a documentary on three Danish girls who converted to Islam out of their own will, not because they got married or anything like that. They all had the same background, coming from broken homes, dealing with alcoholism and so forth – basically part of the legacy of the 1968 revolution we had across Europe. What these girls lacked was structure, and they found it in Islam because it regulates all aspects of your life: how you dress, what you eat, with whom you can socialize with, how to pray, how to interact as a wife and so on.

 

That is what the right-wing parties in Europe don’t understand. This is a spiritual battle. There is no political freedom without spiritual freedom. If you go around just forbidding things, like don’t wear the head cloth and so forth, it will not work. Our civilization will gradually disappear.

 

The only thing that can save Europe right now is a true spiritual, dare I say Christian, revival across the Continent. This played a significant role in the demise of communism in the Soviet Union and East Germany. The churches there provided hidden venues for people to congregate, express ideas and share their faith and hardships.

 

 

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