@MeritFreeman@NatSocUnite The only people that freak out on jesus potentially not existing are people who believe in abrahamic religions. Seethe harder
@loneappletree@TheGreatHolySun Jew influenced ≠ jew controlled. Most of europe is jew controlled by your logic. We are not minority white.
You guys dragged us into ww1 and 2. Stop being a race traitor
Why is the bulk of ancient Greek and Roman statuary missing noses, ears or faces?
The Mishnah Avodah Zarah of the Talmud instructs how to desecrate statues in such a fashion, and early Christians were taught to defile these objects by people having knowledge of this tractate...
In this clip, Corey Mahler openly tells e-Crusaders to join Patriot Front and “tilt it further in our direction,” while assuring everyone that the religious question can supposedly be settled later.
He is doing the exact shit they constantly accuse us of doing. We critique religion as part of a broader critique of Abrahamism and Zionism, and they call us divisive, anti-White and subversive.
Meanwhile, Corey is explicitly instructing his listeners to enter a supposedly secular, religiously pluralist nationalist organization and gradually Christianize it from within.
He says the quiet part out loud. The Christian majority will eventually “win,” the pagans will return to the fold and “the matter will have to be decided.”
Every demand to stop discussing religion until after some hypothetical future political victory is therefore completely disingenuous. They say “unity now, religion later” with a knife behind their backs while already forming religious cliques and moving the pieces into place to capture organizations from within.
I’m not saying Patriot Front should ban Christians. I’m saying Christians should leave their Bibles and crosses at the door when entering an organization advertised as secular and focused on White political interests. If your real mission is to convert the membership and capture the organization for Jesus, then you’re the subversive.
I’ve had current and former members complain to me about this exact problem, and I’ve mostly kept my mouth shut. The organization presents itself as open to secular men, Christians and pagans, yet Christian cliques form internally and begin treating it like another mission field.
Corey effectively admits that nationalism is secondary to his theology. He wants to use nationalist politics as a vehicle for his fantasy of a “masculine, traditional Christianity” conquering the movement.
Luckily, he’s an uncharismatic freak with no real institution behind him. The guy can’t remain in a church without eventually getting kicked out, yet imagines that the churches he despises are about to collapse and his internet sect will inherit Christianity.
What a fucking joke.
Virtually every established church has more institutional power and a better understanding of the Bible than Corey Mahler. They reject his attempt to intrinsically fuse Christianity with White identity, and we should reject it too. The Bible he claims to teach does not support racial nationalism either, so what political utility is there in tolerating this?
His grand strategy ends with his followers being condemned, expelled or excommunicated by the very religion they’ve made the center of their political identity, exactly as happened to him.
It’s tactically retarded, politically incoherent and openly deceptive.
This is why these organizations should remain secular and actively prevent this kind of religious infiltration. Adopt a rule against public displays and proselytizing: keep your Bible and cross at home.
Any organization that tolerates this behavior will eventually be treated as territory to capture by people whose first loyalty is to Jesus, not their nation or the group’s stated political goals.
Hopefully Thomas crushes this bullshit, but I’m not relying on blind faith that anything will change unless members and observers make their opposition clear.
81 years ago today, General George S. Patton compared Nazi Party membership to a Democratic–Republican contest at home. “The Nazi thing is just like a Democrat and Republican election fight.” he told the press.
Eisenhower removed Patton from his post days later for his remarks, stripping the entire Third Army and Bavaria away from him.
In private, Patton privately called the move the biggest shock of his life and writing that he would not take part in the destruction of Germany under the pretense of "denazification.” Claiming they prioritized revenge over rebuilding and long term success.
September 22, 1945