Wisdom Wednesday: Escape From Modernity! How Your Servitude Is Baked Into Capitalism’s Slave New World With Brother Andre Marie

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Wisdom Wednesday: Escape From Modernity! How Your Servitude Is Baked Into Capitalism’s Slave New World With Brother Andre Marie 

Special Guest Brother Andre Marie – 

Host of ReConquest only on the Crusade Channel

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• It’s not possible unless you have a Christian society.
• It simply wouldn’t work in a political society.
• Inevitably some idiot will come forth and say Catholics are trying to impose their religion onto others.
• We will try to save your soul if you aren’t Catholic but we won’t IMPOSE the Faith on you.
• FROM THE CHATROOM: But can’t we have the necessary ingredients on a small scale? Say some wealthy Catholic owns many thousands of acres of land and is able to invite others into a kind of Amish-like society. Can integralism happen at that small scale? Why do we assume the integralist society or community must be a nation state?
• BOOK – Before Church and State: A Study of Social Oder in the Sacramental Kingdom of St. Louis IX by Andrew Willard Jones
• BOOK – Heinrich Pech on Solidarist Economics by Rupert J Ederer 

HEADLINE: Pesch and the Chesterbelloc by Thomas Storck

Commander Sharpe – he said that this outfit in Spain, Mondragon – one of the great distributes systems out there.  

The Mondragon Corporation is a corporation and federation of worker cooperatives based in the Basque region of Spain. It was founded in the town of Mondragon in 1956 by José María Arizmendiarrieta and a group of his students at a technical college he founded.

HEADLINE: Mondragon: The History of a Movement by Jeffrey Hollender Partners 

Measure of Success and Growth – Beginning in 1956 with five former students of the polytechnical school and the equivalent of 350,000 dollars, the Mondragon Complex had grown by 2008 to include 243 companies, holding 33.5 billion euros in assets, 16.7 billion in revenue, and employ 92,773 individuals. By that same year, the Caja Laboral (the bank) administered just fewer than 14 billion euros, and the complex was operating twelve technology centers, and 7,311 students were enrolled in Mondragon educational centers, while 891 worker-owners were sitting on governing bodies. 

Although the Mondragon complex has experienced several waves of growth, much of it has taken place over the last 20 years. In 1988, the Caja Laboral administered 1.3 billion euros; the complex employed 20,818 individuals and had sales of 1.2 billion euros. 

• There is no such thing as paying someone too much or too little.
• Austrian Economics – 

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