Episode 67: Eccentric

Your Eccentricity is Divine.

Recorded on 20th November, 2024, this Rogue Cast is on the priceless value of the individual’s eccentricity.

When I was growing up in the town of Huddersfield, eccentricity was relatively commonplace. Those individuals who demonstrated it most were labelled ‘characters’ but there are many other epithets that could be used:

The Great British Eccentric has always been acknowledged as a law unto himself. In 1859, John Stuart Mill published his essay, On Liberty in which he wrote,

The etymology of the term is straightforward –

Eccentric
from Greek ekkentros, from ek ‘out of’ + kentron ‘centre’

Many have rightly posited that statism is a religion and a deadly bind at that for the state is attempting to kill you and has been since you arrived in this realm.

Go for a walk in any town or city and you will notice people who are seemingly unable to cross the road without waiting for the green man light to tell them that it is safe to go. These people may be fairly labelled as morons on the simple premise that they choose to ignore the evidence of their own eyes and ears.

The British government is, in essence, a Bolshevik-Communist-Financier operation and isn’t it telling how the recent lawfare and imprisonment of those who voice their dissidence dovetails perfectly with what Alexander Solschenitzyn noted?

”A communist system can be recognised by the fact that it spares the criminals , and criminalises the political opponent”.

By way of example of eccentricity, I touch also on the idiosyncratic qualities of the comedians of yesteryear who were decidedly and deliberately politically incorrect. As the uniquely-talented Billy Connolly puts it,

“Comedians never used to worry about what was correct to say. You said it, and you soon found out whether it was correct or not. And then you got on with it. And that was a good enough rule for me.” Source.

The peoples of these Isles of Britain are currently under the petulant sway of a collection of fools of whom there are many examples, none more so than the woman acting as the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, whose fraudulent claim to be an economist has been highlighted since the budgetary attack on British farmers has been revealed to be an attempt to drive them into penury:

What we are witnessing in regard to all of the governmental tyranny is exactly that which Larken Rose and others have labelled statism and it is arguably the most dangerous religion of the lot.

Further to this, I posit that the followers of churchianity are really worshipping the false god of this realm, as epitomised by the fake former archbishop, Justin Welby.

Many viewers will have been ostracised by their families as the black sheep, a position I know all too well but, rather than see it as a character flaw, this is a state of being that should truly be celebrated, just like those who were labelled conscientious objectors who, in previous times, refused to accept the legitimacy of the two world wars and stood their ground on that fact.

The Rogue Cast features the chance discovery of a Polish War memorial in the woods which leads me to consider just what is the meaning of the red poppy and to question what is actually being celebrated on 11/11?

As Smedley Butler plainly stated,

The inevitable conclusion is that the eccentric individual is to be cherished and celebrated for he represents the antidote to the collectivist tyranny that is manifesting around us but which I firmly believe will eventually collapse into a fetid cesspit of its own hubris.

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