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@Riley_Gaines_ This is a bad take. Shiloh Hendrix did not burn a city; she did not betray a nation. She merely uttered a word after an act of theft against her child. For this, she has been hunted, unpersoned, and driven to seek exile.
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@TheEcho13 It’s not really about the money, but about the gesture. A first date is a kind of ritualized courtship, and when a man invites a woman out, especially to a steakhouse, there’s an unspoken agreement: he is showing intent. When he asks to split the check, it signals ambiguity, or.
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@KeithWoodsYT Shiloh Hendrix’s fundraiser has surpassed half a million dollars, yet the focus remains fixated on a single word she used. This was never truly about language; it was an eruption from deep within a broken system. No people in history have more completely renounced their identity
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@Variety You don’t get to kill the god and then complain about how the corpse inspires worship. Ellis made the myth. He forged the image. He dressed him in Valentino and drenched him in blood, sculpted him in steel and shadow, and now you’re stunned that men stare into the mirror and see
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@trad_west_ There’s a surface level appeal to Sarah as a first sub-saharan pope. It satisfies liberal hunger for representation, but Sarah is everything the globalist wing of the Church doesn’t want in a Black Pope. He is not a liberation theologian. He defends Latin Mass. He warns of.
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@HarmlessYardDog The difference is metaphysical, not just mechanical. One is will imposed on resistance; the other is necessity met with rhythm. The peasant’s back may be bowed, but his strength is lived, not summoned; that’s why neither can substitute for the other.
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@Tom_Rowsell Tolkien wrote of defending hearth and home, of standing fast against forces that would erase history and kin. Now, the keepers of his legacy fund the very dissolution he warned against. The Tolkien Estate has become its own Denethor: blind, broken, and throwing open the gates.
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@KeithWoodsYT Guillaume Faye, PhD: Expelled from mainstream French media after breaking from Nouvelle Droite orthodoxy; died in exile from the institutions he helped shape. Andrew Fraser, PhD: Australian legal historian; banned from teaching and targeted with lawfare for criticizing.
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@Babygravy9 A bad take. one that betrays an outsider’s understanding of the Western cultural organism. The destiny of European man was never mere conquest for conquest’s sake, nor some unmoored push into the void. It was the expression of an inner force, a race of the soul, a civilizational.
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@stoolpresidente Shaking with tribal rage, you demand not apology but abasement: tears, reeducation, sacrifice. A sign in your bar becomes a blood libel, and the boys who made it must now crawl for mercy. This is not justice; it is vengeance clothed in moral pretense, and it is exactly this.
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@VDAREJamesK The Constitution works great as long as you weren’t born here, pay no taxes, and hate the country.
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@siegfriedmuell What gyno would risk her practice by fingering some weird broad with a Paracelsus handle on Twitter? This never happened.
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@nypost The Breakfast Club (2025) A neurodivergent fat activist, a transmasc witch, a climate refugee, and a polyamorous anarchist get stuck in Saturday detention for misgendering ChatGPT. Soundtrack by Pfizer.
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@ConceptualJames You weren’t used, James. You were tempted and you yielded; not to the so-called Nazis, but to something older and darker: the hunger for relevance without risk, illumination without initiation. You saw a fire burning and thought you could warm your hands without consequence, but.
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@ConceptualJames What’s happening is that the narrative control you relied on is collapsing. The gatekeeping isn’t working, the dissident voices you tried to smear are breaking through, and you’re left staring at the wreckage, wondering how it all slipped away.
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@MikhailaFuller @jordanbpeterson You are not defending your father out of conviction, but out of a lingering loyalty to the last priest allowed to preach containment on behalf of his Levantine patrons. He is not a rebel but a spiritual functionary tasked with keeping the furnace cold while the foundations.
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@martyrmade While MartyrMade went to learn the faultlines of empire, Doug was ushered through perfumed corridors by Levantine patrons and flattered in rooftop suites while the temple below smoldered. Not all pilgrims return with insight; some return with contracts.
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@VigilantFox Jordan Peterson had a genuine window to midwife something of metaphysical weight post-2016, and instead, he chose parish-level moralism wrapped in Jung-lite abstraction. The man glimpsed the abyss and then ran back to tidy up the church vestibule. His quote that, “there is.
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@MyronGainesX Portnoy is the perfect Levantine functionary: trembling with inherited rage, demanding reeducation, humiliation, and symbolic tribute from boys who dared mock the priesthood. He proves their point. The sign said fuck these people and in response, he shows the world what happens.
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@elonmusk You speak of man as though he were a temporary scaffolding: useful only until his digital successor emerges. A “biological bootloader” for superintelligence. But man is not code. He is flame. Memory. Blood. He is the question that no machine can ask. “Biological bootloader” is.
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@badazn In a famous study, people were given fake scars before interviews, then had them removed without their knowledge. They still came back claiming discrimination, even remembering insults that never happened. It’s the same here. The sting isn’t in the word; it’s in the subconscious.
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@SperglerAcolyte This is one of those rare intersections where Spengler, Nietzsche, and Evola all converge around a metaphysical insight that moderns just cannot grasp: that “history” as we know it is not a universal experience, but a particular orientation in time. The Greeks lived mythically,.
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@stillgray There’s a surface level appeal to Sarah as a first sub-saharan pope. It satisfies liberal hunger for representation, but Sarah is everything the globalist wing of the Church doesn’t want in a Black Pope. He is not a liberation theologian. He defends Latin Mass. He warns of.
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The modern world is not suffering under the weight of European “supremacy” but under its retreat—under the abdication of a civilizational responsibility that once imposed order on the chaos of history. The lie at the heart of Owen Jones’s claim is that Western man’s.
Unfortunately, the opposite of the truth. We have an unsustainable nonwhite population boom because of the insistence of whites on babysitting the Third World to show moral superiority. If what @owenjonesjourno said was true, we simply would not have many problems today.
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@penguin_curator @Variety If it’s really so easy to use AI to generate something with rhythm, force, and vision, why are you sitting here leaving two limp replies instead of doing it yourself? The tools are public. What’s missing is the soul.
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@ConceptualJames James Lindsay fancies himself a defender of reason, a man of intellectual rigor cutting through ideology with sharp analysis. But here, as always, when faced with an inconvenient truth that demands real scrutiny, he defaults to the laziest, most cowardly tactic imaginable:.
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@RealJarTaylor This isn’t a workout; it’s a ritual flight toward Thule. The man’s channeling solar energies last seen at the polar zenith. If he floats any higher he’s going to pierce the Van Allen belt.
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@RishiSunak You are Prime Minister of England, but you are not English. These are not the same thing. Englishness is not a passport category or a parliamentary role; it is a lineage, a spirit, a rootedness in soil, blood, and myth that precedes all political abstraction. To be English is to.
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@JeremyDBoreing This is what Eternal Nuremberg has taken from us. This is what was imposed in its place. You can lie, you can deflect, you can shame; none of it will change the reality that is now undeniable. The grandeur of a people with a destiny was stolen, and in its place, we are given a
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@siegfriedmuell Will Stancil will quote this breathlessly and refer to it as incisive and revelatory.
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Maine Gov. Janet Mills is handing out EBT cards to 5,000 illegal invaders while exempting them from work—something citizens don’t get. Meanwhile, Americans struggling to survive are denied help if they make even $17/hr. A friend with a sick wife was told no, but if he were.
It kinda got lost in the fray, but Maine Gov. Janet Mills admitted in her budget proposal that Maine has 5,000 non-citizens w/ EBT cards who are eligible to work but aren't getting jobs.
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@StephenKing “The lunatics are running the asylum,” laments the man who spent his career crafting nightmares where the real horror was never the monster, but the quiet, working-class townsfolk who just wanted to be left alone. You turned Maine into your personal canvas for portraying its own.
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@IMPERATORAUS You create a strawman of Neopaganism to crown your utilitarian logic with false grandeur. A true Pagan worldview is not a relativistic polytheism in which the strongest god prevails by force. That notion is a materialist parody, resembling Nietzsche misunderstood by adolescents.
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Shiloh Hendrix has raised over $120,000 in a single afternoon. That is not merely sympathy; that is ontological rebellion. It marks the fraying edge of white guilt’s reign: the moment when the old rituals begin to fail, and a new current asserts itself, quietly but decisively.
The worst thing a White woman could ever do is call a thief and a sexual predator filming her at a park the “N-word”. The worst thing you could ever do as a White person is donate to help her deal with being doxxed, harassed, and threatened.
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@AlfredAlfer77 LBJ was the executioner of the old America, unleashing a double contagion—one cultural, one demographic. With one hand, he sanctified ressentiment, weaponizing grievance into a force that would erode every institution from within. With the other, he flung open the gates through.
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@martyrmade How blessed the synchronicity: that the one moment in history declared immune to inquiry is the one which consecrates your tribe in eternal innocence, and others in everlasting guilt. A sacrament of memory weaponized, renewed each time someone dares ask why.
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@stoolpresidente Your solution to youthful indiscretion is forcible reeducation? Very American values there.
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@leonardaisfunE This is Ahrimanic anti-love. It’s not chaos; it’s precision. A calculated, surgical inversion of the Logos. Evola spoke of this in Ride the Tiger: the Kali Yuga is not defined by mere decay, but by sacred forms turned inside out. That’s why it’s so hard to fight, because the.
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@sola_chad Rejecting your duty to your blood is a sin. Refusing to defend your own people is a sin. Pretending you have no tribe while others act tribally is a sin. Moralizing about “sin” while ignoring the deliberate targeting of your ethnic kin is cowardice dressed as piety.
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@AGDugin Respectfully, Professor Dugin, you missed the mark here. This reads like satire penned by a neural net trained on postcolonial theology and boomer Facebook memes. Faith doesn’t become more authentic because of race, and reducing tradition to personal sincerity unmoored from.
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@RealJarTaylor Francis didn’t just pass over Europe; he excommunicated it in spirit. The next pope won’t need a white cassock, just a Pride stole and a passport from the global South. You thought the smoke rising from the Sistine Chapel was holy, but it turns out it was just the last wisp of.
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@GovJanetMills Your opposition to tariffs on Canada and Mexico reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of economic history and national strategy. Tariffs were the backbone of American prosperity throughout the 19th century, fueling the industrial rise that made this country a global powerhouse.
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You don’t have to agree with every word Cooper writes to see he’s raising a real and difficult question: not whether critique is justified, but whether hatred (as an affect, a posture, a mode of being) actually helps men become what they are meant to be. Too many are quick to.
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@AnthonyCumia Turns out Opie bet on the wrong horse: corporate wokeness imploded while Anthony rides the airwaves again. The ultimate vindication of both free speech and pattern recognition.
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@RealCandaceO The confusion stems from a world that has been stripped of vertical memory. The Star of Remphan was not a poetic flourish but a reference to an astral cult of Saturn, imported from the desert fringe and crystallized into the iconography of a people perpetually torn between
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@siegfriedmuell Odin knew better than to trust a woman on anything: “In a maiden's words no man shall place faith, nor in what a woman vows; for on a spinning wheel have their hearts been formed, and guile in their breasts been lain.”.
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@martyrmade Postwar Europe was rebuilt atop the rubble of its soul: bombed, occupied, and force-fed shame. Meanwhile, the Reich had turned farmland into autobahn, revived myth into statecraft, and birthed rockets that still shape our sky. But yes, heaven forbid we speak German.
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@Violentarstcrat Mussolini beheld a man seized by the god Wotan: not in madness, but in storm-born clarity. Jung called it Possession: to be gripped by the archetype itself, to speak with a voice older than history. It was not politics he witnessed, but myth awakening in flesh.
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Let them bury @Ysabelmperalta in their concrete tombs: her eyes will haunt them in sleep, her name will outlive their empire of lies. You cannot cage the blood of heroes. Por la sangre, por el alma, por la eternidad! La sangre nos llama!.
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@heirofascania Brother, I see what you’re reaching for, but this is actually a metaphysical reversal. Paganism is not Christianity told from a European perspective. Paganism is the primordial language of blood, land, and form: the way the European soul first approached the divine through.
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@FromKulak Democracy is the perfect system to administer decline. That’s the horror: it optimizes for the coalition least likely to revolt, least likely to regenerate, most likely to consent to managed extinction. The Machine doesn’t fear chaos; it fears transcendence.
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@AGDugin The Fourth Political Theory was always just warmed over post-Soviet resentment dressed in mystic robes, and now it’s affirmative action for metaphysics. At this point Dugin is just Rasputin with a DEI badge and a VPN. Feels bad man.
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@plantationdrip The Roman matron buried sons without weeping. The Spartan mother handed her child a shield. The podcast tradwife saw dishes in the sink and renounced civilization.
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Maine’s “Office of New Americans” was never about helping immigrants; it’s about replacing the native population against their will. Now, one of its top operatives openly declares allegiance to a foreign nation and rejects assimilation entirely. This is the reality of mass.
Eklas Ahmed, a top policy analyst in Maine working at the Office of New Americans:. "I fight for Sudan in all my capacity"."It's hard for Sudanese to live here"."There's zero reason to assimilate"
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@martyrmade @Uncommonsince76 A proper framing of the Naturalization Act of 1790 should emphasize the worldview of the men who drafted it and the assumptions that underpinned their society. The Naturalization Act of 1790 was not merely a practical measure; it was an explicit statement of the nation’s.
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Sovereignty means nothing if a nation cannot decide who enters or remains within its borders. The idea that foreign criminals have a right to judicial intervention is a product of modern liberalism’s suicidal universalism. No civilization that wished to survive ever granted legal.
REPORT: Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller secretly orchestrated the Venezuelan gang members' flights to El Salvador to get the criminals out of the country before an activist judge could take action. Brilliant. According to Axios, the Trump administration *ignored* the court
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@BarbaraD75460 @KeithWoodsYT Personally I have been on the “dissident right” for twenty years, but I am writing from the perspective of White American, which was willing to give up its identity for a promised future that was always untenable.
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This is the true nightmare of the Late World: not the storming of heaven, but its indefinite postponement. A civilization perfected in lifelessness, immune to collapse, immune to glory. Spengler called it Fellaheen; Evola, the end of the virile cycle. Only the break can birth the.
I’m more worried about an apocalypse NOT happening than I am about one happening. Everything is optimized to be as bleak as possible without breaking. I want it to break. I want our blood to flow again. I want history to be a project with stakes. I want us to create new legends
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@lyxsouretsu @Variety No he doesn’t. He puts a rat in her with a tube and then cuts her in half with a chainsaw.
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@CCrowley100 I had a Buchanan ‘92 sticker on my bike at age 11 (largely over NAFTA), and never looked back. He called D.C. Zionist occupied territory and they buried his career for it, but now it’s just open consensus. Funny how that works.
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@MattWalshBlog James Lindsay is frantically trying to rebrand liberal proceduralism as metaphysical revolt, wrapping Enlightenment civics in exorcism cosplay. It’s failing because the mythos is hollow. No one wants to die for Locke.
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A little boy took his own life because he was mocked for his teeth and glasses. He was laughed at in life, and laughed at in death; and still the world spins forward, unseeing and unbroken, as if nothing sacred has been lost. This is not merely a case of bullying. It is not a.
"A female student and other girls followed Sammy around the school urging him to hang himself" . The same female student later took a photo of Sammy's open casket at his FUNERAL and was observed laughing at her phone. I have no words 😥 RIP sweet boy.
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@restoreorderusa Churchill didn’t save Britain; he destroyed it. He chose total war with a nation that admired the British Empire and offered peace multiple times. In doing so, he handed Eastern Europe to Stalin, bankrupted Britain, collapsed its empire, and paved the way for American domination.
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@MorgothsReview Ah, I remember well the crackle of those recordings, the unvarnished, unrelenting cadence of Odysseus’s Way—a voyage not merely of the mind but of the will, charting an inexorable course through the reefs of deception. There was a rawness, an alchemy of defiance and revelation.
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@siegfriedmuell It was a live trial in mass obedience. Those who passed got shamed & those who failed got heart damage. Nature’s grading curve has never been so literal.
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@SperglerAcolyte Spengler warned of the Weltrevolution der Farbigen: the world revolution of the coloured peoples. He saw race not as ideology but as fate: entwined with soil, soul, and form. In Der Mensch und die Technik, he foresaw the revolt of the Global South against the exhausted White.
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@AFpost They’ve dropped the pretense. This was never about persuasion; it was always about power. Evola called it the occult war: a spiritual assault on blood, memory, and form. Now the mask has burned away in Gaza, and the world sees what we saw decades ago.
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@giantgio At the DI6 shows I’ve been to, this would’ve resulted in a single, humming spiral: gay fascist new age pagans orbiting an altar of reverb. If there were art students, they’d already sold their last convictions for incense and cold wine.
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They openly name epistemicide when it happens to others, but when it happens to us, they call it progress. The deliberate erasure of a people’s culture is always the prelude to something far worse. History does not forget, and neither should we. I addressed the Brunswick, Maine
Europe is going through Neo-Marxist cultural revolution by allowing mass migration. I survived Mao’s Cultural Revolution. I am warning the people in EU, you must speak up and stop the destruction of your own country. @MakeEuropeFree @RadioGenoa @piersmorgan.
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@JFGariepy Every time you deny the charge, you confirm the court’s right to judge you. They do not fear your hatred; they fear your indifference to their accusations.
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@Antunes1 There’s a surface level appeal to Sarah as a first sub-saharan pope. It satisfies liberal hunger for representation, but Sarah is everything the globalist wing of the Church doesn’t want in a Black Pope. He is not a liberation theologian. He defends Latin Mass. He warns of.
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@darrengrimes_ Eleanor, once a patroness of courtly love and sacred form, is now recast as a vessel of postmodern formlessness: an altar to consumption rather than cultivation. It is not art; it is ritual desecration and deliberate profanation of memory and form.
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@curtis_yarvin Hanania doesn’t oppose power; he services it with coquettish foppery. His very form offends: something ancient and unclean made visible; a shadow from before the covenant made flesh. You don’t argue with it; you avert your eyes and guard your heirs.
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@memeticsisyphus The resentment toward those who maintain standards is revealing. Some see others’ discipline as an indictment of their own choices rather than an example to follow. The discomfort isn’t about judgment; it’s about the realization that effort and integrity actually matter.
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The ninth century Saxon gospel, the Heliand, did not emerge by chance. It was a calculated act of cultural transfiguration, grafting the Nazarene onto the oak of Wotan. The figure of Christ was recast not as the meek lamb, but as drohtin, the war-lord; the chieftain whose band
So here’s the thing:. The warrior ethos that would be necessary to allow Christianity to “fight back” (assuming we’re talking about fighting back in the sense of actual violence) doesn’t really exist in Christianity anymore. That warrior ethos was a feature of European paganism,.
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@SydSteyerhart The irony is almost too rich. Tesla, a man of titanic intellect and aristocratic bearing, a Promethean genius who despised the merchant class and the grubby, grasping hands of finance, is here reduced to mouthing the jejune slogans of the very parasites he loathed. This is what.
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@michaelmalice @DouglasKMurray @ComicDaveSmith @joerogan Douglas Murray: the powdered wig of a dying regime. He speaks like a monarch, serves like a valet. Every empire has its court historian; he just forgot the empire already fell.
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@KeithWoodsYT They’re all scrambling to rationalize the return of the real using frameworks built to suppress it. Every camp is trying to explain the symptom while ignoring the seismic shift: blood is remembering, tribe is returning, and the long peace is cracking.
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@dystopiangf You are circling a truth Evola stated plainly: that woman, as lunar and passive form, naturally seeks safety, continuity, and the dissolution of difference into collective rhythm. Unanchored from the virile axis of transcendence, this impulse becomes tyranny without a tyrant: an.
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@ConceptualJames James, you imagine yourself a bold thinker who names what others fear to say. In reality, you are a glorified mall cop of discourse, running fake victory laps in polls you write for yourself. This is what passes for intellectual confidence in your world: a pantomime of.
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@Babygravy9 The Roman matron buried sons without weeping. The Spartan mother handed her child a shield. The podcast tradwife saw dishes in the sink and renounced civilization.
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The Greeks lived mythically, not historically. Time for them was kairos, not chronos: a field of presence, not a line of progress. Even their historians, like Herodotus with his ethnographic wonder, or Thucydides with his tragic clarity, did not yet conceive of history as an
@SperglerAcolyte This is one of those rare intersections where Spengler, Nietzsche, and Evola all converge around a metaphysical insight that moderns just cannot grasp: that “history” as we know it is not a universal experience, but a particular orientation in time. The Greeks lived mythically,.
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@giantgio The curse was ancient: betray the blood, and the sons return with memes sharper than steel. You don’t get Renaissance from rot; you get Ragnarok.
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@MorgothsReview I had dinner with my liberal boomer mother the other night. Not long ago, she would’ve called me paranoid. Now she says the country is falling apart, that she’s afraid to travel, that no one is holding it together. There’s a sadness in watching the world they built collapse just.
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