The Western Path
Peter Goodchild’s The Western Path is a witty and profound manual of how to get through the end of the world as we know it. Fossil fuels are running out and people will not stop breeding. The West lacks the vigor to live due to the self-injected poison of multiculturalism, globalism and open borders. Thus the end of comfort and leisure is nigh, and lacking a readily available propellant, the good times will literally stop rolling. The post-oil earth will be apocalyptic in terms of the sheer collapse of infrastructure, services and communications. “Back to the Stone Age” will cease to be a mere hollow phrase. Hunting, gathering, and — above all — farming will become the order of the day once more.
Drawing from real-life experience, the author lays out in meticulous detail, referencing both the finances and work involved, what it takes to detach yourself from the rat race and set up a humble abode in Mother Nature’s bosom and live off its bounty, all before the coming cataclysm that will wipe away the fatuous complexities of a society gone mad. Learning to struggle against everyday nuisances without modern-day amenities will be trying for most and only very few determined and true survival-minded individualists will manage to eke out an existence for themselves and their offspring.
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| Contents | Preface 1. Against Globalism Globalism and Western Decline The Growth of Cultural Marxism The Contraction of the West 2. The Foundations of Corporatism Corporations That Were Everywhere The Rich and the Poor Farms Without Farmers Capital and Labor Open for Business No News Was Good News The Employment Kaleidoscope Where Did the Money Go? 3. Decomposition of the Mind Left, Right, and Marx’s Axiom Brainwashing and Propaganda The Little Red Schoolhouse An Invitation to Anarchy When Machines Began to Control the World Loneliness as a Political Weapon Who Is Responsible? Our Hope in Nature 4. Alienated Labor 5. A Restless People 6. Breakdown Population and Immigration Overpopulation — Just Stack ’Em Higher The Poverty Industry in Canada The Fallacy of Alternative Energy When the Lights Go Out Handy Hints for the Days to Come Agriculture in a Post-Oil Economy 7. The Coming Famine 8. A Place in the Country 9. Ten Discourses on the West The Big Sky Looking for the Uncrowded Country The Practical Paradigms Last Days of the City The Enigma of Town and Country Principles for Turbulent Times The Year 2050 Back to the Land (but You First) Doomers and Boomers Sermons in Stones 10. Faith and Family Christianity and the Modern West The Bible You Might Not Know How Marriage Is Being Destroyed The Decline of the Western Family 11. The Land of Smiles 12. Return To Canada 13. The Divine Hours Summer Is Knocking at the Door Knives and Forks The History of Happiness References |
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| Author | Peter Goodchild |
| Binding | Paperback |
| Languages | English |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-914208-29-4 |
| ISBN-10 | 1914208293 |
| Number Of Pages | 254 |
| Publication Date | 2021-08-30 |
| Publisher | Arktos Media Ltd |
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