Like George Bush?
Elected by zombie - like Christians?
More too it than that Oz, a reflection of our dialectical materialism in social-engineering: neo-Jacobin is closer to the mark.
This is from "America the Virtuous: The Crisis of Democracy and the Quest for Empire" by Claes G. Ryn (ISBN: 0765802198) who
observes the rise of the new Jacobinism throughout Western civilization:
"Indeed, it is paradoxical that neoconservatism purports to be an outgrowth of traditional conservatism. It is equally paradoxical that most neoconservative Jacobins claim to be Christians. Neither traditional conservatism nor Christianity is reconcilable with the Jacobin principles espoused by the neoconservatives. Appellations aside,
the neoconservative is actually just another variety of Marxist and, therefore, qualifies as a sociopolitical Darwinian.
While they peddle empty "Christian" rhetoric, neoconservatives still view their variety of technocratic-government as the desired outcome of humanity's alleged political evolution. The neoconservative believes that this
political evolution can be consciously guided through the alchemy of geopolitics. The geopolitical schema of neoconservatism automatically lends itself to the
promulgation of violent conflict, which is central to the evolutionary process. In the end, neoconservatism relocates the Darwinian "struggle for survival" within a sociopolitical context.
Even if the neoconservative believes himself or herself to be sincere about their "Christian" faith, their Jacobin thinking unavoidably predisposes him or her to sociopolitical Darwinism."
All the political pigs (rep & dem) that are now gorging in the Pax Americana trough are neo-Jacobins, especially ‘geopolitical’ Brzezinski’s boy Obama.
Listen to bush's second inaugural address; he lifted this, word for word, from Fyodor Dostoevsky's "The Possesses" who uses the same phrase to describe the
revolutionary faith that was emerging in 19th century Russia (see James Billington's "Fire in the Minds of Men):
"By our efforts, we have lit a fire as well--
a fire in the minds of men. It warms those who feel its power,
it burns those who fight its progress, and one day this untamed fire of freedom
will reach the darkest corner of our world." srub/Dostoevsky/Billington
neo-Jacobins, no doubt:
This is most effectively illustrated by the resurgence of the ideological force that inspired
the Great Terror in revolutionary France:
Jacobinism...
The new Jacobinism is the main ideological and political force behind the present efforts to turn democracy into a worldwide moral crusade...(
plebiscitary democracy of Rousseau/Jacobins, not constitutional/representative)
The neo-Jacobins view of the world splits humanity into two camps, those wishing the good of humanity and those perversely resisting it... (
neo-Jacobins also share Marx's dichotomous logic)
A sign of the power of the new Jacobinism is that it is well represented across the political-intellectual spectrum (
same shit different piles).