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Just a nerd surfing the cosmic hypergraph. Lover of truth and beauty. Long live the ruliad!

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@Devon_Eriksen_ @JPuncut It's just like the 2nd century all over again.

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@PrepperCanadian More finished than Canada?

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@forgetmenotx0x0 @WorldWarNow_ @RealJarTaylor Speak for yourself. I think what he has to say makes a lot of sense, and even if I didn't, I'd defend his right to say it.

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@clowncar1986 @Reuters And who are you to say what has value for the Albanian people?

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@MarcusKaller @BenSwann_ Depends on where you live. In the tropics, Malaria and Zika are real health concerns.

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@yacineMTB @rabizzzy That monster is always just a ruined harvest away.

2027 is gonna be a tough year for a lot of people in countries where they didn't get enough fertilizer right now.

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@MonitorX99800 May every Israeli soldier die a horrible death.

[Chad Crowley @CCrowley100]

A White kid is brutally murdered, and before the blood is even dry, the system moves to contain the outrage.

Keir Starmer says Henry Nowak’s father does not want his son’s death used to create “division.”

That is how the script begins.

In the United States, there’s a federal body called the Community Relations Service, a unit of the Department of Justice created under the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Its official purpose is to intervene in racial and identity-based conflicts by bringing “stakeholders” together and managing “community tensions.”

Its real function, however, is more insidious: political containment. When a White victim is murdered by a non-White offender, the facts are buried beneath appeals for calm and unity. When a non-White victim is killed by a White offender, despite being statistically far rarer, the same machinery moves in the opposite direction, turning the event into a national indictment of so-called “racism” and “White privilege.”

The deeper function of such institutions is glaringly obvious. When a racially charged crime threatens the official narrative, in which White people are always guilty and everyone else is always the innocent and oppressed victim, the first priority is containment. Grieving families are placed under immense moral pressure to denounce “hate,” reject “division,” and make sure the victim’s death never becomes a symbol of public anger.

That’s what’s happening here.

Henry Nowak’s death is being transformed from an indictment of the system, which is now wholly and explicitly anti-White, into a lesson in obedience. The public is told to mourn quietly and accept the official framing without question, while avoiding the most basic question of all: why was a dying White kid handcuffed while bleeding to death, while police searched his phone for “racism” after he pleaded with them that he’d been stabbed multiple times by a foreigner holding a gigantic knife, or, forgive me, a ceremonial kirpan right in front of them?

The United Kingdom, however, does not need an American-style CRS because, like every single Western nation, it already has the same apparatus: the politicians, the police, the media, and the same global activist networks, all working to manage justified outrage before it transforms into actual political change.

And that is why this has to be named without apology. The system is not neutral. It is anti-White in its assumptions and anti-White in its results. Its policies, from DEI to mass immigration, seek White demographic erasure. If we want actual change, the whole system has to be named for what it truly is, and those behind it have to be exposed. Only then can it be broken, and only then can real change occur.

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@ThePrimeagen I just started reading the Way of Kings, and so far it's pretty interesting.

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That's the kind of stuff I want to learn!

[Interstellar @InterstellarUAP]

Terrifying: China has a new AI algorithm that gives their drone swarms a '100% Kill Rate'

Researchers from Northwestern Polytechnical University in Xi'an have developed a new AI algorithm that gives China's drone swarms a 100% kill rate.

This breakthrough system lets fixed-wing drones autonomously hunt and destroy every target on the battlefield, even under heavy electronic jamming and sensor obstruction.

Older algorithms took seconds to decide, leaving drones flying blind for 600 meters. This one processes decisions in just 6.6 milliseconds.

Each drone uses a layered intelligence structure to identify, select, and engage targets while carrying an onboard memory module that recalls the last known positions of allies and enemies when communications are lost.

The algorithm scales instantly from small simulations to large deployments without retraining, and the team plans real world testing on embedded hardware next.

[Roman Helmet Guy @romanhelmetguy]

My favorite dialogue in all of classical history is in Xenophon’s Anabasis, when ten thousand Greek mercenaries are stranded on a hill a thousand miles away from Greece and surrounded by Persian troops, and a messenger from the Persian King approaches their leader Clearchus and their convo goes something like (paraphrasing):

Messenger: “The King demands you surrender your weapons.”

Clearchus: “Tell me then, are we to be friends or enemies?”

Messenger: “You have no hope of resisting. Surrender your weapons.”

Clearchus: “Because if we are to be friends, we shall be better friends with our weapons than without them. And if we are to be enemies, likewise we shall be better enemies with our weapons than without them. Tell this to your King.”

Messenger: “Very well. But the King has bidden me tell you one more thing: As long as you remain on this hill, there is to be a truce. But if you take one step off of it, there will be war. Which will it be?”

Clearchus: “Tell the King that we agree.”

Messenger: “What? Which do you choose? Will there be peace or war?”

Clearchus: “Peace if we stay, war if we leave.”

Those Greeks were smart.

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@RealDrJaneRuby @RT_com Oh, I understand that. But pray tell, how do you plan for we the people to gain the monopoly on the use of force, and then who will decide on the exception?

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I'm on a walk, and I saw this little Mexican girl selling something, so I asked: “Qué estas machiendo?”, mixing up machen in German with hacer in Spanish. 😂

She looks confused, but I think she got it.

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@viking_boer Can't wait for you to be on this side!

Until then, bly kalm en braai!

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@CCrowley100 It takes a lot of education to believe the contrary.

[IMPERATOR @IMPERATORAUS]

The elites of any civilisation have always been the wealthy – but the kind of wealth matters.

Across Greece, Rome, China, and Japan, societies recognised a basic political fact: the merchant class, however successful, pursued its own gain and was kept at arm's length from political power.

This was not a claim that wealth is immoral, but rather a recognition that landed aristocracy and commercial wealth produce different loyalties.

A landowner's fortunes are tied to the stability and long-term health of the state, and his prosperity depends on the survival of the polity because his wealth is rooted in the land.

Merchant wealth, by contrast, is mobile and easily detached from any single community. It can be shifted, hidden, or relocated the moment conditions change.

Landed elites were not immune to corruption, but their abuses were constrained by ties to the land. Merchants, by contrast, are financial nomads who can plunder cities or empires and vanish before the damage settles.

The wealthy landed aristocracy is anchored to the commonwealth, but the merchant is loyal to his coffer and abandons the city the moment it ceases to serve his interests.

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I wonder why black people never support right-wing politics en masse?

I mean, in the US, the commies were all up in the Civil Rights movement, and then welfare became a tool to buy votes.

LBJ said, "I'll have those n*****s voting Democrat for the next 200 years."

But even just in South Africa, it seems like a completely wide-open field for some young entrepreneurial politician to spread right-wing politics.

It would be so easy to attack all the left-wing parties and expose their utter fecklessness and corruption.

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@Jason2bartlett @BillGates Oh boy, stay safe!

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@Villgecrazylady He makes you wish for a McNamara.