Subject: RE: Value Philosophy
Date: Wed, 28 Aug 2002 16:52:39 +0200


> can you explain what a synarchy is? Do you mean anarcho-syndicalism?

No, synarchy is the opposite of anarchy (and of the sort of anarchy
democracy is). SYN means "together" and ARCHE means "govern", thus
"ruling together". This means all forces of the society shaking hands
(not fighting as in democracy) and co-operating for the betterment of
the society. Communists with Nazis, Socialists with Capitalists,
Conservatives with Liberals, all subscribing to the political nature of
society.

Alas, this requires a discipline, awareness and evolution not available
in men and women, here and now. While bees and ants, as evolved
societies, do it, I see it as impractical for humans. But, who knows,
after the Second Coming, things will look different.

Both Communism and Nazism claimed they do synarchy, but they actually
never *did* it. It was also a French conspiring which used the name
Synarchy, but without fundament. It was formalized by Alexandre Saint
Yves d'Alveydre, in some of his books.

Become what you are!
(cf. Martin Heidegger's _Being and Time_, § 31, and Friedrich
Nietzsche's subtitle to _Ecce Homo_)
 
Tudor Georgescu (no, not "become *me*", silly! :-) )

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