It’s wild how many people praise retards who constantly “just asking questions” because they don’t fuckin know anything, but those same people shit talk Ben Shapiro who’s literally giving you the fucking answers.
Nothing but disdain and disappointment to people who betray the conservative cause.Tucker candace, MTG and the whole lot of them are nothing but a cancer on conservatism, i would sooner not vote at all than vote for them. President trump and his endorsed candidates and traditional conservatives will always get my vote over turncoat, betrayers
@Sassafrass_84 Mirroring, in the sense that she follows the same path, but at least as much as I dislike hillary clinton.She was at the seat of power of the united states MTG is a wannabe poser
@FmrRepMTG He didn't betray anybody. You betrayed him. And it's because you wanted to run for senate and he wouldn't endorse you. So you got mad, and like a petulant child, decided you're having a hissy fit.
@PJ_Tanner_@honestpollster Do tell, smart a$$, i didn't have a dog in the fight until she started trashing President Trump. Please provide your unique analysis that only you could provide, oh wise one.
Now is a good time to remind everyone that Tucker Carlson and the politicians, “theologians”, and “intellectuals” orbiting his movement are importing an esoteric pagan political philosophy.
Julius Evola was not a Christian thinker. He was an occultist and esoteric Traditionalist who explicitly rejected Christianity’s emphasis on humility, equality before God, mercy, service, and the dignity of the individual person. He wanted Europe to recover a pre-Christian, aristocratic, warrior-centered, imperial spirituality. His vision was built around sacred hierarchy, initiated elites, organic civilization, and pagan empire.
René Guénon taught that the world’s religions were outward expressions of a deeper primordial “Tradition.” That means Christianity is no longer the unique revelation of God in Jesus Christ. It becomes one civilizational form among several, all supposedly pointing toward a hidden metaphysical truth behind them.
Alexander Dugin inherited and developed those ideas. He combines Orthodox imagery with Evola, Guénon, esotericism, civilizational mysticism, sacred empire, and the belief that the individual receives meaning from the larger national and spiritual collective.
None of that is biblical Christianity.
Christianity does not teach that Christ is one expression of a deeper spiritual Tradition.
Christianity teaches that Christ is the truth, the way and the life.
Christianity does not teach that the nation, civilization, ruler, or political order is sacred.
Christianity teaches that every ruler and every nation stands under the judgment of God.
Christianity does not advance through initiated elites, sacred empire, coercive hierarchy, or civilizational domination.
It advances through the proclamation of the gospel, repentance, discipleship, persuasion, and the work of the Holy Spirit.
That is why the Protestant Reformation bothers these people so much.
The Reformation placed the Bible back into the hands of ordinary Christians. People who read their Bibles are much harder to manipulate with mystical political nonsense.
That is a huge problem for a movement built around sacred authority, collective destiny, civilizational unity, and political power.
The strategy is obvious at this point it would be comical if it wasn’t so dangerous.
Convince Christians that freedom of conscience produced moral chaos, that limited government produced social decay, that individual responsibility before God is merely liberal individualism, that the constitutional restraints on political power prevent society from defending the good.
Restore the pagan empire. The old belief that the civilization itself is sacred, that religion exists to preserve its unity, that the ruler guards its spiritual destiny, and that the individual conscience may be subordinated to the collective good.
Evola said it in pagan language.
Dugin translated it into Russian Orthodox and civilizational language.
Tucker and his circle are translating it into “American Christian language.”
Why?
Multipolarity.
And what is key to that? Iran.
Iran connects Russia and China to the Middle East, anchors the anti-American axis, funds the forces surrounding Israel, undermines American influence, and gives the multipolar project an Islamic civilizational pole.
But Iran cannot fully assume that role while Israel remains strong, the U.S.–Israel alliance remains intact, and American conservative right remain constitutionally and biblically committed to Israel.
So those commitments must be dismantled.
To make Iran the keystone of the new multipolar order, they must first break the Republican Party’s support for Israel and to do that, they must break the Protestant biblical framework that sustains it.
Israel is the obstacle.
Iran is the keystone.
Multipolarity is the goal.
@data_republican What is the best source for the least-altered history: encyclopedias? How far back do you go? Or other history texts? I know most have at least some issues, but what are our best options