That was one smart guy. I miss reading his commentary.

I think he got sucked a little into what we all have to do, for money or popularity, which to whore ourselves just a bit.

It's a job.

He kept the National Alliance alive for all those years through frugality and determination.

He died heroically with minimal care for a gruesome cancer.

He bravely kept up his belief for decades.

He is gone.

There are problems translating his intense cosmological view into reality. Like Hitler, he was somewhat of a believer in the "big picture" - irony in a time of true despair - but for now we try to make do in a "real world" that is diseased and unreal.

Maybe the future will show more precision?

There are problems translating his intense cosmological view into reality.



I have never really understood cosmology as a whole. Is its goal to produce 'the superman?'




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[QUOTE=Franco]I have never really understood cosmology as a whole. Is its goal to produce 'the superman?'
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No, the Church of Cosmology was just a way of getting the NA tax benefits as a religious organization.

[QUOTE=Fritz Kuhn]No, the Church of Cosmology was just a way of getting the NA tax benefits as a religious organization.[/QUOTE]

Disagreed. Cosmotheism (cosmic idealism) was as much a part of his worldview as it was Hitler's.