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"Let me not then die ingloriously and without a struggle." - Homer

[Grey @orior333]

“Ah, I have known noble ones who lost their highest hope. And then they disparaged all high hopes.

Then they lived shamelessly in brief pleasures and barely cast their aims beyond the day.
“Spirit too is lust”—so they said. Then the wings of their spirit broke: and now their spirit creeps about and soils what it gnaws.

Once they thought of becoming heroes: now they are voluptuaries. The hero is for them an offense and a terror.
But by my love and hope I beseech you: do not throw away the hero in your soul! Hold holy your highest hope!—

Thus spoke Zarathustra.”

[9mmSMG @9mmsmg]

Brave New World was always the scariest of dystopian stories because it would be greeted with applause. 1984 would be met with resistance, but Huxley's nightmare, much of the world would pay for. We're heading there quickly.

But I don't want comfort. I want God, I want poetry, I want real danger, I want freedom, I want goodness, I want sin.'

'In fact,' said Mustapha Mond, 'you're claiming the right to be unhappy.'

'All right then,' said the Savage defiantly, 'I'm claiming the right to be unhappy.'

'Not to mention the right to grow old and ugly and impotent; the right to have syphilis and cancer; the right to have too little to eat; the right to be lousy; the right to live in constant apprehension of what may happen tomorrow; the right to catch typhoid; the right to be tortured by unspeakable pains of every kind.' There was a long silence.

'I claim them all,' said the Savage at last.

Mustapha Mond shrugged his shoulders. 'You're welcome," he said.

[Gregory K Bovino @GregoryKBovino]

@SecMullinDHS @HSI_HQ Mass deportations, not worst of the worst. Get a clue

[Diomedes Appreciator @HomericFuturist]

@BonifaceOption We should extradite her for fentanyl deaths

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

The tallest and the shortest nations on earth, and what sits on the fork in each:

- Netherlands, 184 cm. Milk, cheese, butter, more dairy per head than almost anywhere.

- Montenegro, 183 cm. Meat, dairy, a pastoral mountain diet.

- Denmark, 182 cm. Pork and dairy.

- Iceland, 181 cm. Fish, lamb, dairy, and until lately barely a vegetable in sight.

- Guatemala, 163 cm. Maize and beans, meat a rarity.

- Laos, 162 cm. Rice.

- Timor-Leste, 160 cm. Rice, and a chronic shortage of everything else.

Twenty-four centimetres separate the top of that column from the bottom. The tall ones were raised on the animal. The short ones were raised on the grain.

It is the most predictable ranking in human biology. Read that column out to a dietitian and time how long before the caveats start.

[Grey @orior333]

@HomericFuturist Nobody calls you “Andrew Jackson” for wanting America to stay white..

[Grey @orior333]

@RealJayMikes @_7homas777

[Grey @orior333]

@RealJayMikes @_7homas777

[Grey @orior333]

@RealJayMikes @_7homas777 It’s a waffen SS poster

[Grey @orior333]

I subscribe to the Yockey / Degrelle reading - the Reich was fulfilling Europe’s destiny, pushing to a united, forward looking Imperium.

Kinda inherently excludes the browns.

Also a lot of parallels to the post Ellis island US (not your thing I know)

AH was the man because barring no barbarians / distorters, he would have pulled it off in a way that we failed to

[Grey @orior333]

@HomericFuturist That can be avoided by not doing the “wholesome chungus AH wanted to to free Palestine nonsense”

Regardless of coding, our enemies mythologize the Reich (negatively) because they fear it. Which means there is something useful there.

[Grey @orior333]

@HomericFuturist That being said from a public perspective nationalists get more utility from American heroes than the painter

[Grey @orior333]

Because the Second World War is still going on. And Betsy Ross is a figure from a bygone age. No relation to modern myth. There’s only one boogeyman.

But completely agree with you that they make good heroes and should be carried forward. Just that they need to be integrated into a picture that gives precedence to the GOAT

[Owen Benjamin 🐻 @OwenBenjamin]

I’ve spent decades studying WwII and I can never get to the bottom of it. Its spell on top of spell.

WWI is tragically easy to understand. Probably why it’s barely ever discussed.
Major causes:
Arms race for smokeless gunpowder and the chemicals we all take for granted now that makes modern war possible. Germany cracked the code, a Jew named wiseman failed for England trying to make it out of mold. Germany used hard wood trees for the compound and England didn’t have it. Germany’s industrial output and engineering was scaring the shit out of everyone.

Central banking. The grabblers in the city of London lost America in 1783 desperate to get us back. Christmas of 1913 snuck in federal reserve and needed to do mass liquidation of men in Europe to make way for central banking system and destroy vestiges of guilds and monarchies.

Israel. Rothschilds wanted Israel and Churchill and a ton of “lords” owed them money. Belfour declorarion in exchange for help defeating ottomans and getting America in war.

The relatively recent formations of Italy and Germany created an insane web of alliances that made no sense and a desire to homogenize any culture loyal to local kingdoms and identities

But what made it the bloodbath it became was most people including the elite class could not comprehend what high tech industrial war would look like. And the meat grinder of the stalemate. It was the last war the leaders families were expected to fight in.

The amount of actual death, destruction and change in all aspects of life is hard to comprehend. WWII was just a continuation of the results of WWI and I think a massive shift into psychological control, social engineering, and war by deception.

In my opinion the real hell and death and tragedy was WWI and the traumatized world did wwii to try and find a homeostasis.

Money and machines didn’t build those cathedrals and stone domes. It was living men. It’s why they’re so much above anything built since. A machine or a debt instrument is a hollow eco of living men in guilds.

People are much more aware now of the dehumanizing pasteurization of new technology. But they weren’t back then. The villages were cleared of all the men who happily wanted an adventure. The few who returned were never the same.

Something was unleashed in WWI that is now a ghost in our collective memory. Rest in peace sons of Europe and America. We will remember and thrive in your honor.

[Owen Benjamin 🐻 @OwenBenjamin]

It’s hilarious that this is actually the best soccer player in the world. A 6’5 Nordic. Erling Halaand. If the Nordic guys just stopped hating themselves they’d take over everything again in 2 hours. Same with Germans.
WWI was because Germany was way better than everyone at everything and the weaker nations got nervous and psychotic

[Grey @orior333]

Wenn alle Bruder Schweigen ☀️☀️

[NOVEMBER 9th FACTION (7HOMAS777)🇬🇧✋⚡⚡🏴‍☠️🇵🇸 @_7homas777]

TODAY WE REMEMBER and COMMEMORATE:

-The 89 YEARS of FREEDOM our people WON and enjoyed in the NEW WORLD (1776-1865)
-Our People (and our Allies) who FELL during the WAR AGAINST WESTERN CIVILIZATION at the hands of the Zionists and the COMINTERN
-The sacrifices of THE RESISTANCE since the DAY OF DEFEAT, 81 years ago

TODAY WE LOOK FORWARD TO:

-Our ultimate LIBERATION
-The passing of the OCCUPIER into the ashbin of HISTORY
-The POSTERITY of OUR PEOPLE, OUR CONFESSION, OUR HERITAGE, which is being actively secured by our MOVEMENT

Wenn alle Bruder Schweigen🙏⚡️⚡️

[Grey @orior333]

@_jburden does Karoline Leavitt realize I’m going to have to listen to you talk about her retarded interview on every commute for the next month??

[NOVEMBER 9th FACTION (7HOMAS777)🇬🇧✋⚡⚡🏴‍☠️🇵🇸 @_7homas777]

Horny, menopausal women are SCARING me