What if I told you that Christianity’s sin management gospel is the same gospel as pharmaceutical industry …. they have no intention of curing you but want you on the subscription plan for treatment.
Thus you will forever be sinning, whether you are actually sinning or not.
What if I told you that sin, even scandalous and habitual sin, did not remove you from the mystical body of the church and in fact! there is not a person on earth who is without sin…..what then
I couldn’t give a damn if you’re black or white, gay or straight. I really don’t care.
You should be judged by your character, by your ability and by your contribution to society.
We need to stop putting people into categories.
Videos like this always make me laugh. "Why don't we have things like this in America" and "Could we do this in America" and the answer is Diversity and No.
In 2024, The Camp Of The Saints should be required reading.
"Your universe has no meaning to them. They will not try to understand. They will be tired, they will be cold, they will make a fire with your beautiful oak door..."
@heywildrich “Why should one feel it to be intolerable unless one had some kind of ancestral memory that things had once been different?”
George Orwell, 1984
A friend of mine suggested that I clarify the nature of the danger of woke AI, especially forced diversity.
If an AI is programmed to push for diversity at all costs, as Google Gemini was, then it will do whatever it can to cause that outcome, potentially even killing people.
@rising_alba i've know about this for nearly the entire 20 years. I remember reading about it on forums i used to frequent that had a lot of Europeans on it too, used to be where i got all my news.
writing about it years still shocks me. the fact that nothing has changed is hard to accept.
"Remembering Kriss Donald" by Rich Houck @heywildrich
Last year I started writing an article to commemorate the 20th year since Kriss Donald's death.
Kriss was victim of a brutal anti-White racist murder by a Pakistani gang. Kriss and I are the same age, born just around the corner from one another. It's stayed with me and motivated my activism ever since.
However, once I started researching for the article I realised it would be impossible for me to write this. It was too close to home. It was too gruesome. I would never have been able to see it through. So I asked my friend Rich Houck to write the article. And I'm glad I did. This could not have been easy to write and yet he has managed to write something beautiful and timeless.
Rich and I would be grateful if you could share this article widely, as well as any other tweets you see about Kriss this week, in commemoration of his life, and in the hope we can one day bring an end to this insanity, and make safe our homelands for native White people once more.
https://t.co/FTUShlwXyK
A point from BAP talk with Erik Prince that bears developing is that mass migration is broadly acknowledged as a consequence of decolonization. For good or ill, migrants want to live under western governance. Leverage private industry to bring it to them: New East India Companies
on ‘remigration’:
i understand efforts to make this politically palatable by explaining how it can be done humanely, how it is not in conflict with human dignity, how it may be comfortable and beneficial to all involved. that is a good idea; right now, it is even necessary.
as an anon with no party allegiances and little patience for discursive strategy, however, i want to be clear: repelling the invaders will not happen over tea and crumpets.
if this is ever to happen, if we are ever remotely in a position to bring it about, we will have to call upon some forgotten and unjustly despised male virtues - not only to rid ourselves of unwelcome guests, but also to disarm our political enemies. sun and steel is not merely a project of personal improvement, it is *for* something. invasions are not cancelled by polite agreement.
whether it happens in my lifetime or not, there will one day return a world where strength and aggression - not talkshows, not lawyers, not NGOs, not publicity firms - determine politics. it is that world in which we win, and not in this one.