Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

In "The Greek Way", Edith Hamilton says, "Tragedy was
a Greek creation because in Greece thought was free."
We do not have tragedy today because of the thought
control imposed by the World Order. Instead, we have
"Newspeak" and "doublethink" in the world of 1989. I was
privileged to sit in on a number of conversations between
Edith Hamilton and Ezra Pound, in which the
conversation was uninhibited and far-reaching -- freedom
of thought in a federal institution in which one of the
talkers was held as a political prisoner! Pound describes
these talks in "The Cantos",
"And they want to know what we talked about?”
“de litteris et de armis, praestantibusque ingeniis."
Nietzsche also discoursed on "tragic pleasure", which no
longer exists, because the World Order, in its anxiety to
maintain control of every aspect of our lives, has banned
passion. As a poor substitute, it gives us drugs and
degeneracy.
There are many facts in this book which you, the reader,
will not wish to accept. I ask you to accept nothing, but to
make your own investigations. You may find even more
astonishing true facts than I have managed to glean in
thirty-five years of intensive and in-depth research.
Finally, we have Edith Hamilton's rendering of Socrates'
most notable admonition, "Agree with me if I seem to you
to speak the truth; or, if not, withstand me might and
main that I may not deceive you as well as myself in my