His ego nec metas rerum nec tempora pono; imperium sine fine dedi
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"Among those who befouled the names of the Robespierres, either then or afterward, Napoleon is not to be found"
The stark divide between Europeans and non-Europeans, laid bare by mass migration, will finally free us from that relic of the 19th century—the Nation-State—and give rise to Europe united: not by common culture, but by common descent; not by shared values, but by shared blood...
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Considering how strong the inborn instinct of the many is to "simp"—to prostrate themselves before Eternal Foid at the slightest possibility of sex—the primary function of patriarchy must have been the protection of gullible men, with the subjugation of women only secondary
10k followers, my true followers, my followers foreordained: of what account are the rest?—The rest are merely humanity—One must make one's self superior to humanity, in power, in loftiness of soul—in contempt...
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Good morning yes…on the slanderers of cheerfulness …many sound like this especially when criticizing the Greks…trying to pretend guilt or dourness are Mature…
"For at bottom the masses are willing to submit to slavery of any kind, if only the higher-ups constantly legitimize themselves as higher, as born to command..."
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“… you… patriot!… you Elven looking sonofabitch… how tragic… how heavy… is your worldview…?”
“… jews pay me $100s of millions to kick a plastic ball… I want to kill everything… and be NOTHING…”
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The Italic Flamen Dialis (priest of Jupiter) and the Vedic Brahmin. A reconstructed code of conduct for the old Aryan priest caste. Don’t swear an oath, look upon armed men, ride a horse, get too close to a funeral pyre, drink alcohol etc.
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From the introduction to Zarathustra's Children, on Nietzsche's mythmaking and his influence on early 20th century youth movements: "Nietzsche had succeeded in achieving what a Novalis had sought in vain: creating single-handedly a mythology, a symbolic world-view, a religion."
