[UA] Re: Magick and the New Deal?
Josh MacLeod
alternity1 at yahoo.com
Mon May 12 17:49:35 PDT 2008
> From: "Russell Rayburn" <rusrayburn at gmail.com>
> This quote:
> "There is no choice presented to American business
> between
> intelligently planned and uncontrolled industrial
> operations and a
> return to the gold-plated anarchy that masqueraded
> as "rugged
> individualism."...Unless industry is sufficiently
> socialized by its
> private owners and managers so that great essential
> industries are
> operated under public obligation appropriate to the
> public interest in
> them, the advance of political control over private
> industry is
> inevitable."
>
> Struck me as both anti-plutomancer and, perhaps, a
> swipe at the masterless man.
He also closed down the banks, which I can't imagine
being an easy thing even then.
> So in one sense Roosevelt is vilified because he
> didn't exert enough
> control over private industry ( i.e. he didn't
> nationalize various
> industries ) and on the other because he exerted
> some influence at
> all.
>
> In UA terms, an attempt at redefining the True King
> to be the True
> Politician makes some sense. Doing so at the
> expense of Plutomancers
> would piss them off, but I'd expect the Demagogue
> might see a True
> Politician as an attack.
And on a more mundane level, FDR had 2 children named
after him (one of whom died quickly). So, obviously,
the first was a proxie and his wife put her foot down
so his second son was, probably, not a proxy.
He did have affairs, so one could use his affairs with
Lucy Rutherford (aka "Mrs. Johnson") and such as
giving him illegitimate children as proxies. She was
also with him when he died, to add fuel to occult
rumours: perhapss he found out what he'd use their
children for, and took revenge.
Lastly, there's the famous "Unfinished portrait" of
him that was being taken when he died. Finding a way
to get the original artist to finish it would reveal
things, like the true reason behind his paralysis and
refusal to accept it, despite it making him a good
'true king'. Taken further, he blamed the True King
for CAUSING his paralysis, hence his attempts at being
the True Politician.
(I'll probably not make use of any of this save in
rumour form, but it is always fun to try and give
historical figures a UA twist.)
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