“Right-Wing” Philosopher with a Sophisticatedly False and Lying Bifurcated Tongue
By Julio
Severo
“I am not aligned to the right, but I have
not changed my conviction that in a healthy nation there should be a left and a
right, both entitled to an equal share of radicalism,” said Olavo de Carvalho,
who, although having a low leftist behavior and language, is treated by his
adherents, called “olavetes,” as the greatest right-wing leader in Brazil.
“I am not aligned to the right, but I have not changed my conviction that in a healthy nation there should be a left and a right, both entitled to an equal share of radicalism.” |
“I’m not a right-winger, nor a left-winger, nor a fuck.” |
Quite different from the evangelical
simplicity, which follows the words of Jesus, who said:
“Simply
let your ‘Yes’ be ‘Yes,’ and your ‘No,’ ‘No’; anything beyond this comes from
the evil one.” (Matthew 5:37 NIV)
“Just
say ‘yes’ and ‘no.’ When you manipulate words to get your own way, you go
wrong.” (Matthew 5:37 Message)
Recently, Carvalho said that the
evangelical simplicity is the “most abominable thing in the world.” It is
understandable why he abhors evangelical simplicity: he values the
sophisticated manipulation of words, making his supposed rightistism as leftism
and vice versa.
As the forked tongue of the serpent goes
in two directions, Carvalho’s words often go in two directions. They go on
“yes” and “no” simultaneously. At the same time he says that the Islamic
sorcerer René Guénon is not recommended, he does not cease to exalt him.
Guénon, who founded the Traditionalist School, which is esoteric and
anti-Marxist in nature, is the spiritual father of two bifurcated
right-wingers: Olavo de Carvalho and Aleksander Dugin, who were fundamentally
influenced by the Traditionalist School.
Guénon, who was a master of bifurcations,
was also one of the greatest promoters of perennialism, which seeks by
philosophy to unite the conservatism of all religions. It is essentially New
Age.
Carvalho and Dugin are considered great
figures within perennialism, although Carvalho, with its bifurcated tongue,
feigns distance. In 2017, Carvalho said, “It’s not a problem but I’ve rarely
met people as sophisticatedly false and lying as in the so-called
‘perennialist’ environment.”
“It’s not a problem but I’ve rarely met people as sophisticatedly false and lying as in the so-called ‘perennialist’ environment.” |
This makes Guénon and his adherents
charlatans — a term which, according to the Brazil’s Michaelis Dictionary,
means “one who exploits the good faith of the public. Individual with
pretensions, usually blatant, of knowledge and skills.”
The Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the most
famous US dictionary, defines charlatan as “a person who falsely pretends to
know or be something in order to deceive people” and “one making usually showy
pretenses to knowledge or ability.”
The Oxford Dictionary, England’s most
famous, defines charlatan as “a person falsely claiming to have a special
knowledge or skill.”
I call charlatans bifurcated-tongue
individuals. Carvalho simply calls them “sophisticatedly false and lying
people.”
However, when mentioning that the
Protestant writer C. S. Lewis called Guénon a charlatan, Carvalho readily
defended the founder of the Traditionalist School, declaring, with his
bifurcated tongue, that “Guénon was never a charlatan.”
In this perspective, Carvalho and Dugin
were never charlatans either. It can also be said that Carvalho was never an
astrologer, occultist, esoteric, perennialist, neocon, traditionalist and René
Guénon’s main disciple in Brazil.
Actually, perennialist philosophers are
sophisticated false and liars!
The great surprise is how their bifurcated
smooth talk deceives crowds of shallow Catholics and some shallow Protestants
with the propaganda of philosophy, traditionalism, conservatism, anti-Marxism,
etc. Carvalho’s adherents praise him as Brazil’s biggest right-winger. Dugin’s adherents
praise him as Russia’s biggest right-winger.
For those who think Carvalho is the father
of a new right in Brazil, consisting of olavetes, Carvalho’s own bifurcated
tongue responds, “I do not know what the new right is. I want them to screw.
It’s a bunch of swindlers,” in an interview with Folha de S. Paulo, a newspaper
he loathes as left-wing, but he does not miss a single opportunity to be
interviewed by them. To abhor and accept at the same time is a bifurcated
attitude.
Does anyone doubt that olavetes are a
bunch of swindlers? Carvalho’s bifurcated answer only confirms what many have
already realized.
“If the Brazilian right accepts as a
‘leader’ anyone that the mainstream media presents to him as such, the future
of the left is guaranteed,” said Carvalho, whom the Brazilian mainstream media,
including Folha de S. Paulo, presents as the “leader” of the Brazilian right.
His bifurcated tongue sometimes backfires.
“If the Brazilian right accepts as a ‘leader’ anyone that the mainstream media presents to him as such, the future of the left is guaranteed.” |
* “The right is full of pure mentally sick
people.”
"That’s why when I am introduced as a
‘conservative philosopher,’ the only answer I can think of is: ‘Conservative is
the bitch who gave birth to you, who kept you in her belly for nine months
instead of letting you fall into the toilet.’”
* “The stupidity of others is the scourge
of my life, but it is also my source of sustenance.”
The advocacy of the Inquisition, which
tortured and killed Jews and Protestants, is sheer mental illness. And if Carvalho’s
right is now filled with these mentally sick individuals — advocates of the
Inquisition — it is thanks to the perennialist philosopher Carvalho, who is
the
greatest advocate of the Inquisition in Brazil. At the same time that he
causes mental illness, he accuses those who became mentally ill under his
influence. A bifurcated attitude.
“The right is full of pure mentally sick people.” |
“If I only knew the shit the Brazilian right would turn out with the assistance of… Julios Severos.” |
Carvalho’s only merit is to awaken
activists for the revisionism of the Inquisition. What is left is ideological
plagiarism. His geopolitical view, for example, is clearly
neocon in nature.
However, mantra and hypnosis gain such
control of the mind that some give him merit for everything, repeating untruths
without realizing it.
In no way did I help to inflame the mental
illness and degradation that you see today in Carvalho’s right. My conservatism
has a good foundation: the
influence of conservative evangelicals in the United States. This influence
in my life came decades before I knew that there was in Brazil an astrologer
called Olavo de Carvalho.
Carvalho already even said of me: “The traditionalist environment
is filled with disciples of Julio Severo.” That is, he accused me exactly of what he has. The traditionalist environment, a result of the Traditionalist
School of the Islamic sorcerer René Guénon, is filled of anti-Marxist
occultists, astrologers, sorcerers and esotericists who follow Carvalho and
Dugin.
Thank God, I did not allow myself to be
duped and degradated by Carvalho’s Guenian traditionalism. I did not become one
of the many mentally sick individuals that his cult has been producing.
“The stupidity of others is the scourge of my life, but it is also my source of sustenance.” |
Even so, he has managed to dupe many
Catholics and some evangelicals, who have paid monthly fees to get duped and
spiritually degradated through the course his bifurcated smooth talk sells as
pure “philosophy.”
It is not the first time in the history
that philosophy is a powerful channel to deceive. Carvalho, Dugin and Guénon
are not the first or the last to use philosophy to confuse, disorient and
misinform with the false appearance and propaganda of guiding and informing.
The Bible is very clear in its warning that philosophy has incantations and
seductions, which Christians need to avoid:
“See
to it that no one takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy,
which depends on human tradition and the basic principles of this world rather
than on Christ.” (Colossians 2:8 NIV)
“Make
sure no predator makes you his prey through some misleading philosophy and
empty deception based on traditions fabricated by mere mortals. These are
sourced in the elementary principles originating in this world and not in the
Anointed One (so don’t let their talks capture you).” (Colossians 2:8 The Voice
Bible)
If you put the Bible and its Author above
all else, you will have the Truth. If you put philosophy above the Bible, you
will be an easy prey to sophisticatedly false and lying philosophers,
charlatans and bifurcated-tongued right-wingers.
Read also “Olavo de Carvalho” in Conservapedia.
Portuguese version of this article: Filósofo “direitista” de língua bifurcada,
sofisticadamente falsa e mentirosa
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Carvalho:
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