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Annwn
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"Women are destroying society waaah" And yet men are the ones who have the power to fix it but instead do nothing. It's like a plumber standing around blaming a housewife for an overflowing toilet instead of fixing the problem. Look at yourself before you accuse others.
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Replying to @witch_instinct
Until death, all defeat is psychological.
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The right wing reactionary hatred of white women is at least as much as their hatred of immigrants and definitely far more than their antipathy towards Jews. By ensuring the Jewish controlled political reaction of white men is divided from white women they prevent it from becoming a true racial movement and thus useless/worse than nothing. Strong enough to be activated as retarded pitbulls punching a guy waving a Palestinian flag and protecting the local synogogues from "islamo-marxists," but too weak to ever represent the white political interest. This is Sorosification of righteous white anger is a new challenge we are going to have to work around. It's a far graver threat than anything before, the nature of this retardation will lead it to become discredited and mocked just as wokeness is today.
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I truly believe that the optimal way forward is embracing a Dark Age Mindset. This means: - Embracing Decline as Opportunity. When the foundations of familiar institutions are shaken, it's a signal to us to stop investing so much effort and dependence on those things, and create new alternatives that actually serve us as people and communities. -Cultivating Resilient Character and Faith. The folks who did this before were not weak, fragile, or wishy-washy. Get hard. -Preserve and Transmit Knowledge. If institutions that have historically been responsible for this (looking at you, media and schools) are failing, then it's another opportunity for us to step into decentralized roles as stewards of cultural patrimony, preserving literacy, classical texts, and traditions and educating our own children with this heritage to ensure continuity in a potentially post-literate or tech-degraded world. -Pursuing Self-Sufficiency and Simplicity. "Ora et labora" was the motto that drove that age forward and upward. But they showed us that simplicity needn't be minimalist or ugly; some of the most durable and beautiful things ever made came from these times. -Reject Dooming and Be Proactive. No despair. Instead, simplify your processes, improve your skills, and meet your challenges vigorously. -Foster Creativity in Adversity. Necessity is the mother of invention. But the human person is not merely mechanical; we need beauty, music, good stories, living rituals, significance... Cultivate these things especially in the face of monopolized artificiality. -Focus on Local and Subsidiarist Action. Subsidiarity is handling matters at the smallest, most local level possible; create "schools for service" (as Benedict did) that prioritize family, home culture, nature, and education over distant, failing institutions. The more responsibility you take up over all the spheres of your living experience, the more you step into sovereignty.
This is why I harp on the "Dark Ages" so much. We already have a template of how these kinds of civilizational declines/collapses go. This is a main theme of St. Augustine's "City of God". The times may indeed seem dark, but what our ancestors showed us is that they can be times of incredible creativity, valor, and building the foundations for a whole new order to rise out of the ashes. The "Dark Ages" were the ones that gave us so many heroes, saints, and stories. This was the age of King Arthur, Charlemagne, Charles Martel, the Book of Kells, Beowulf, Theoderic the Great, St. Benedict, Alfred the Great, Mont St. Michel, Aachen, Rheims cathedral, Saumur castle, Montecassino Abbey, etc. The list goes on and on. The cities of the empire had decayed; Rome was a wasteland and Constantinople was a hive of corruption hemorrhaging influence and stability faster than they could hire mercenaries. It was the Irish in the rural monasteries who preserved classical texts, the Franks and Saxons in their hilltop castles and burgs that crafted laws and refashioned social orders, it was Visigothic knights who carved out footholds while Flemish and Baltic craftsmen created works of art. The collapse of a bloated, bureaucratic imperial structure is not the end of all things; it is an opportunity for people of faith, resilient character, and creative boldness to apply themselves to build something better. Where we are now is not yet full-on civilizational collapse, but that's not such a far-off and improbable condition for us to imagine. So prepare accordingly. This can be a great time to be alive if you meet the challenges we face and will face in the future the way these people did. Dooming is not an option; figure out how to do what you need to do simpler and better. Educate your children so they're intimate with the tremendous patrimony that was built for them with such great effort and sacrifice. Just like the Irish scholars had to virtually preserve literacy in Greek and Latin in the West, we may find ourselves tasked with preserving literacy in English in a post-smartphone and post-AI world!
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"Now of all goods, among gods and among humans, truth is the leader, and if anyone is to become blessed and happy, let him share in this from the very beginning so that he may spend as much of his lifetime as possible living as a man of truth. For such a man is faithful, but he who loves intentional falsehood is untrustworthy, and he who loves unintentional falsehood is a fool, and neither of these are enviable. For every untrustworthy or ignorant person is friendless and, as time passes, and he is recognised for what he is, in the challenges of old age, he isolates himself completely as life’s end draws nigh. And so it makes no difference whether his companions or children are still alive or not, for he lives almost as if he has none." Plato, Laws 730c
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J’ai entendu dire que la France était finie, qu’il était trop tard pour la sauver. Mais la France est toujours aussi belle, enviable même. Sa grandeur n’a pas disparu, elle ne demande qu’à renaître. Nous avons surmonté en un an un problème cent fois plus grave, sans avoir les moyens dont dispose la France. La France pourrait y arriver en une semaine.
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White Christian Nationalists. Do you truly not understand what an oxymoron those words are? How contradictory they are? You’re defending your European ancestral religion? Christianity came from the Middle East. Your European ancestors had other religions before they converted. You call those beliefs pagan garbage and demonic while claiming you’re preserving your ancestors’ heritage. Which ancestors? Middle Eastern jews are your ancestors? You hate Jews but worship Jesus. A Jew. His Jewish mother, Jewish disciples, and Jewish scriptures are somehow fine, but living Jewish people are the problem? Explain where you draw that line. You want a religion for White people, but Christianity accepts converts of EVERY race. A Black Christian belongs to your religion while a White atheist doesn’t. Your religion’s membership requirements directly contradict your racial ones. You oppose outside cultures changing European traditions, but celebrate ancient jewish Christianity spreading into Europe and changing European traditions. You’re protecting women and families? Then explain why women having the freedom to leave abusive men threatens your entire fucking civilization. Abrahamic religions are renowned for their abusive treatment of women. Some of you scumbags are even spreading the idea of White sharia. Love your jews that much, huh, to adopt their abusive treatment of women. And you insist this is all “what the Bible says,” as though your preferred translation and interpretation arrived untouched by human decisions and thoughts. It’s pure delusion. You’ve confused being White with a jewish religion and god. You need to seek some mental help.
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The division between men & women in the news is purposely orchestrated, designed to drive a deeper wedge between the sexes. What better way to control a population than by pitting the sexes against each other in a constant cycle of blame. Keep ppl divided and they’ll never unite.
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“I would kill for you.” “I would die for you.” Yeah, well, I would heal for you. I’d unlearn my toxic patterns, face my wounds, and become a healthier person so my love doesn’t hurt you.
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Herfest is ōðer lencten, þēr ǣlċ lēaf bið blostma (“Fall is a second spring, where every leaf is a flower”). — Albert Camus
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“There is no religion higher than Truth.” - Helena Blavatsky
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The government is meant to be a means, not an end.
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If you think we’ll pull through mainly by having children, you are delusional. Getting rid of the scum is the only thing that matters in the short term. The demographic issue will sort itself out once our women feel safe enough—after that’s been done.
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Your loneliness is not your own, it is someone else's unanswered prayer. Of someone who needs you, the best version of you. Healthy, strong, doing the things you know you need to be doing - righteous and conscientious. Many think that the loneliness they feel is from a lack of intimacy or an incompatibility with the world, they might even have visions of what a fulfilling life could look like without it, or of a specific person on the other side of that loneliness - a distant image or silhouette. But it is exactly that emptiness we feel that is the psychic link, the connection between kindred spirits who have yet to meet - and the unexplained grief that comes with their separation. You are called to become more in that aloneness - exemplary, stoic, wise, practical, resourceful, bold - that is the only thing your loneliness is teaching you - it is your guide to who or what lies on the other side, not your tormentor. Once you reframe your understanding of this state, it becomes a source of incredible renewal and inspiration. An inner loneliness implies distance from an existing psychic link - with a person, or a place, or a group of people. The soul on the other side is facing the same hardships and feelings. Loneliness, paradoxically, is never experienced alone. Energetically, it is interconnected. So know that your loneliness is but a calling to find yourself, so that you can become the person that is capable of finding the one who needs you. For you to hear their prayer, you must first become the answer - and then the prayer will come, and you will know to answer. It is not by chance, the depiction, that it is the knight in white that comes to the rescue of the beautiful damsel, for it is the man, only in his perfected state - upright and faithful - who can make the journey of the heart and seek what's on the other side. Truly, whoever you are seeking is also seeking you - always. All one has to do is become someone worth finding.
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Dixie is a Celtic country
Replying to @HomericFuturist
If you want to Celtic maxx you should emigrate somewhere that speaks a Celtic language. Take your guns with you. I hear Europe could use em.
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Replying to @Psy_ware
It was beautiful in it's own right but it was the product of a distinct nation with one shared history and culture as well as a mostly homogenous people. Pragmaticically, America has a much different culture, especially at this time, even among the racially homogenous portion of its founding stock. It was easy to appeal to the idea of an Imperial German identity. America was built by those who wanted the opposite of that. To craft a distinct American Nationalism, we have to appeal to the rugged liberty ideals that united our ancestors and the spirit of adventure that drove us from our ancestral homelands to seek fortune and fame carving something from the wilderness at the edges of the world. I am reminded of this quote:
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The world was never disenchanted; we were all just lied to, and bullied into ignoring the normal and natural human capacity to perceive spirits and gods.
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