Conical Thinking Caps

Life tosses some strange ones at us: we had today and yesterday an angry lunatic attack bureaucrats, and we had angry bureaucrats attack a terrorist; but we needed something completely different from what we got, which is a mess on two fronts.

Today a man, Joseph Andrew Stack III, burnt his home and flew his plane into an IRS building in Austin, Texas; Joseph Stack, a man enraged to suicide and murder by the infringements of the State into his life to the point he was maddened to murder. I have some sympathy for him. I also feel badly that our fellow Americans suffered because of his actions, those caught in his rampage against the system.

A man went nuts all of his own self. A man is dead and perhaps killed other Americans in his wake. Nothing good comes of it.

Without revolutionary theory there can be no revolutionary movement. This idea cannot be insisted upon too strongly at a time when the fashionable preaching of opportunism goes hand in hand with an infatuation for the narrowest forms of practical activity.

Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, What Is To Be Done? See: I. Dogmatism And “Freedom of Criticism”;
D. Engels On the Importance of the Theoretical Struggle.

Even with a "theory" we are not ahead in any valuable sense: Look at the Mossad action in recent days and the harm it does our friends and allies in Israel: that eleven men and women or more are now hounded by the world's police forces for the assassination of a Muslim terrorist, Hamas' Mahmoud Al Mabhouh, in Dubai.

J. A. Stack had no theory, no understanding of the greater struggle, no sense beyond his personal anger; and Mossad has no sense of J. A. Stack, seeing only the larger struggle as theoretical. One man goes postal; and the Post Office sends eleven mail men to deliver one message. No sense of proportion or sense. We need clear-thinking people if we are to win this struggle against Left dhimmi fascism and jihad. Lunatics and bureaucrats won't do it.