"Lionel" wrote in message
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Robert Morein - - dimanche 2 Mai
2004
01:32 wrote:


http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/proj...esaccount.html,
"Critias, without question, was the more frightening of the two former
pupils of Socrates. I.F. Stone, in his The Trial of Socrates, describes
Critias (a cousin of Plato's) as "the first Robespierre," a cruel and
inhumane man "determined to remake the city to his own antidemocratic
mold
whatever the human cost." The oligarchy confiscated the estates of
Athenian aristocrats, banished 5,000 women, children, and slaves, and
summarily executed about 1,500 of Athen's most prominent democrats."

In this analogy, Noussaine corresponds to Socrates, while Critias
corresponds to Krueger.

Nousaine ? The DBT guy of RAHE ? I don't understand more of 1% of what he
uses to write on RAHE but I like him because he's systematically
contradicting S888Wheel... ;-)

I appreciate your philosophico-historic analogy Bob and I better
understand
now the particular importance of Kroopology.
As I am also an initiate now I can say that Middius is to Kroopology what
Staline was to communisn... )

That may be, but if Krueger is an audio fascist, ie., a Hitler, then the
world needs a Stalin to crush him against a wave of Russian steel.
I feel like singing the "Internationale" right now .