I’m tired of markets being about who can run the best psyop or manipulation scheme rather than actual fundamentals. Where is this going to lead civilization?
@MyLatinLife Used to be $1,250 per month or $30,000 savings depending on which embassy you applied in. The fact it’s now hard for most Europeans to meet the requirements puts things into perspective
@kaleumeleu37968 Wrong. Gold makes it incredibly easy to walk out with concentrated wealth that can be near impossible to detect or know you have. Silver can be much better for daily spending. The other barter items are great recommendations too though.
@GearoidUnchaind@JesseWinkler837 Excellent point regarding the negatively constructed "Irish" identity stemming in insecurity from a lost culture, especially the language.
He had a colourful past and was open about it. He’s always been pretty irritating, but he did appear to turn his life around and dedicate himself to important topics like the big pharma “vaccine” tyranny. A lot about his trial is highly suspicious and it seems far too convenient to be able to use him to associate critique of big pharma with rapists. Thinking logically, of course these powerful groups try to dig up dirt on anyone who goes against them.
@KXenophon89641@ThePosieParker Irish is still an adjacent ethnicity with almost the same ancient substrates. It’s completely normal for surrounding groups to mix with their neighbours.
@ItsTaz1989 The main reason they want it to be “black English” rather than just English is so they can drift in and out of being English as and when it’s convenient (e.g. can claim only white English owe reparations)
Just to clarify:
I'm against Europeans following any abrahamic religion, regardless of the form it takes. Those religions are all alien to us.
I'm an advocate of our ancient European pagan beliefs and our ancestors' traditions.
A revival of paganism and a rebirth of our ancient traditions, stretching back thousands of years, are what Europe needs to thrive.
London had its own unique ethnogenesis before mass migration.
When asked where I’m from, I normally prefer to reply London rather than England or Britain, because my mother’s family is best described as Irish Londoners rather than fully English.
I’m a mixture of the people who actually built London, which I can trace to North London as far back as 1700. By that, I mean there was constant mixing with very old as well as much more recent Irish arrivals. Several lines trace back to deep East Anglian English whose migration into London for business can be traced via Essex.
My father was born at the London Hospital in Whitechapel, which is now beyond recognition, and my direct paternal line clusters around the Docklands and Essex Estuary working as dock labourers and carmen.
When I was 30, I discovered a likely Sephardic wildcard in the Docklands cluster as my great or 2nd great grandfather, again of the sort who actually built and became London, rather than fake Windrush type mythologizing. But I won’t go into detail on that to avoid blowing up a crowd of certain persuasion on X.