Statue of Reality

Access to reality is the prerequisite of freedom.

[Statue of Reality @RealityStatue]

“God was the common father of us all, but more particularly of the best of us.”

-Alexander the Great

[Stephen Kokx @StephenKokx]

"There is no reason why the rights of commercial integralism (the Commercial Code), judicial integralism (the Law of Civil Procedure), military integralism (Military Regulations), or domestic integralism (Conjugal Fidelity) should be treated differently.

Those who reject integralism in the order of God's social rights cannot logically embrace it in the order of man's social rights.

Either they must renounce these human and subordinate integralisms, or they must accept that fundamental and divine integralism as well. The only escape from this dilemma is inconsistency." - Fr. Félix Sardà y Salvany

[Arno Breker Art @ArnoBrekerArt]

On this day October 14, 1944, Erwin Rommel dies.

A pencil drawing of Field Marshal Johannes Erwin Eugen Rommel (1891 – 1944) German Field Marshal and military theorist. Popularly known as the Desert Fox.

Churchill wrote about him in 1950: “[Rommel] (...) deserves our respect.” Rommel was famous in his lifetime, including among his adversaries. His tactical prowess and decency in the treatment of Allied prisoners earned him the respect of opponents including Auchinleck, Wavell, Patton, and Montgomery.

The German Army’s largest military base, the Field Marshal Rommel Barracks, Augustdorf, is named in his honor.

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[Tooth Chipper @Tooth_Chipper]

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Thank you for your attention in this matter.

[Alexander Thatcher @ThatchEffendi]

Christopher I. Beckwith uses the term "Scythian Commonwealth" to describe cultures peripheral to the Scythians who were dominated by or influenced by them and it's a v cool, useful paradigm, helps explain a whole chunk of Eurasia.

[NewsWatch 12 @KDRV]

A woman who was secretly poisoned by her co-worker at a Berkeley engineering firm back nearly 10 years is now sharing the hidden-camera video that helped catch him.

Identified as David Xu, who has been convicted of poisoning her, is set to appear in court Monday.

[DoloresHaze @DolorsHaze]

Prussian virtues:
sincerity, modesty, honesty, diligence, straightforwardness, sense of justice, conscientiousness, sense of order, sense of duty, punctuality, integrity, cleanliness, thrift, incorruptibility, restraint, determination, reliability

[Statue of Reality @RealityStatue]

If you want to live a good life, ditch psychology.

Psych would have us understand the self in entirely hard scientific, objective terms.

Heart, heroes, archetypes & ancestry have no real place. And this latter group of concepts is where the entire game of life is played.

[Statue of Reality @RealityStatue]

“Alexander therefore perceived that if he remained where he was, he would be incurring danger without being able to perform anything at all worthy of consideration; but if he leaped down within the fort he might perhaps by this very act strike the Indians with terror…

[Statue of Reality @RealityStatue]

Pragmatists and cokeheads don’t understand that Europeans conquered the world by being honorable.

[Florian Geyer @NSLitArchive]

Racial theorist Hans F. K. Günther describes the power of hatred (from the book "Knight, Death, and the Devil - The Heroic Idea", 1935):

Truly, it is time to reflect that one who wishes to act must find the courage to decide, and one who wishes to act on a grand scale must also find the courage for bold hatred - it is easy to present oneself as a citizen of the world, an all-understander and an all-forgiver, when one cannot find the strength for an either-or, for a firm refusal; however, only he knows the overflow of love who has lived days inflamed with hatred, and the so-called "love of humanity" of a lukewarm person is rather a rot of the soul.

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Hatred is a sense of the soul - there is no wholeness where a sense is lacking, and man is meant to be whole; all passions are given to us for discipline, and true hatred can draw out the noble, for it is the hereditary enemy of all that is sluggish and weary.
Just feel how it brings you to life when you tighten your helmet, how it burns away all inner conflicts and half-desires, how it burns away all the decay of the soul in an instant, and forges a strong man out of you, one who craves action! By their hatred you shall know them, for a man is worth only as much as his hatred.
That our present age understands only the hateful—that is what makes it so pitiful; the hater has always been rich, for hatred is the vigor of youth.

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Heroic hatred is creative and victorious, even if it exterminates and burns! The hero may destroy, for he knows himself to be the beginning, and possesses a creator’s courage within himself; he is the tree that needs light for its branches and must stretch upward, because he is the good tree that bears good fruit in its season.
The hero’s hatred is creative, whether it burns in his breast or falls upon his enemy: the goal is always the deed. Yet the heaviest victories are prepared for his hatred within his own breast, and are called: the hero’s morality.

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Only when hatred—heroic hatred—is once again permitted to be taught will there be a new beginning for Germany!

[TheLastRefuge @TheLastRefuge2]

"seized" from who exactly? Who ordered them? There's a shipping manifest, right? Well.... ???

[The Last Homely House @AHomelyHouse]

One of the very strong traditions in early Celtic Christianity is the "peregrini" - the wanderers. Many saints would set out "to seek the place of my resurrection", i.e. to encounter death. They understood that detachment from the fear of death is a spiritual prerequisite to living life in the fullness of the Spirit.

This is the same spirit behind the "knight errant" - the knight who wanders. The wilderness and threats therein are sought out to lay bare any lingering clinging to life and fear of death, which paradoxically impede one's ability to fully live the warrior's vocation. This is what drew Sir Gawain inexorably on his quest to the Green Chapel, and the painful spiritual surgery he encountered there revealed to him, to his great shame, that this fear and attachment yet had even a tiny foothold in his heart.

[Wylfċen @wylfcen]

HOWEVER, we should call it “wrack,” from Old English wræc.

[Statue of Reality @RealityStatue]

How does one acquire the power to open borders and control the justice system?

[Way of the World @wayotworld]

Just remember, when you see scenes like this, the forces controlling the police are the same ones that opened the borders. It's all happening by design.

[Scandinavian Aesthetics @ScandinavianAE]

Brahehus, Sweden 🇸🇪

[Jake Leone @Ethosrevival]

Symbols are powerful, and as such, you should not trust those who tell you it’s wrong or a “sin” to utilize them.

[Richard Hakeswill @fanofnicethings]

A group of genetically identical people all live in roughly the same place. We have no idea how this happened, hopefully someone coins a term for it soon.

[Sidney Powell 🇺🇸 Attorney, Author, Gladiator @SidneyPowell1]

NOoooooo‼️🤬

[Statue of Reality @RealityStatue]

@MorgothsReview My explanation is to focus on How.

If the How is addressed, no group will ever be able to use migration as a weapon; or overthrow sovereign courts as a method of war.

That should be something we can all get behind.

[Statue of Reality @RealityStatue]

The conversation will begin when we discuss who is letting them in. And how. And why.

[Morgoth @MorgothsReview]

POV you realise racism was the more sensible option.

[Statue of Reality @RealityStatue]

@MorgothsReview The Who, the JQ, is mildly helpful. The real question is How.