Ragnarly

🇺🇸 14th generation Heritage American. 🏍️ Entrepreneur. 🌞 Gnosis.

[Ragnarly @Ragnarly]

America is 406 years old.
Not 250 years old!

[AmRev Resurrected @AmRevResurrect]

The Mayflower Compact was signed in 1620.

41 men. A wooden ship. A coast no government controlled.

They wrote their own covenant of self-governance before they set foot on land.

Not because a lawyer told them to. Because the situation required it
and no one else was coming. 🇺🇸

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@TomMontalk What's a heuristic for distinguishing between alien versus human breakaway tech, actions, and agendas?

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@olokardia

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@SmaragdinaVisio Absolutely stunning painting. And rich mythology.

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@SmaragdinaVisio Those are key scriptures, but I think there is a nuance regarding “Christian nationalism”.

All peoples will have governance and a government. A people can make Christ the center of their governance; this would not be a “kingdom of this world” controlled by the Adversary.

[Geiger Capital @Geiger_Capital]

The UK won two world wars and Japan lost one horrifically. Yet it’s Japan that is still a culturally homogeneous, high-trust, low-crime country.

Mass immigration does more damage to your nation than being hit with a nuclear bomb.

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@SmaragdinaVisio What a quote by Carl Jung.
He's so under-appreciated.

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@TomMontalk @Ramses1734649 @maschavoli The third option, ideally before a possible cataclysm or WWIII doomsday.

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America is 406 years old.
Not 250 years old!

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@gangatoday1 @curtis90335 From which movie is the second clip?

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@TomMontalk @JMGreerWriter How would genetic weapons work? Covid 3.0?

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@TomMontalk @LarfleezeTakes @darktoflame @LevPo @Jason_Jorjani I could talk at length why this is likely.
I can see an 8' statue of Moroni atop a temple from my backyard.
Living in Utah in the "Latter Days" is a smart move.

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@gangatoday1 I don't understand why or how "a cocktail ratio" would get[s] them past the imposed ban (the afterlife filter)".

I thought the moral quality of our soul and divine grace redeeming our quickening our astral, etheric, and physical bodies are the afterlife filters?

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@TomMontalk @maschavoli If you can share, how are you navigating this forced bifurcation?
I don’t want to be in either camp.
I want a third option–a Christ centric autonomous (soft breakaway?) community that leverages advanced tech, but working towards spiritual advancement and larger benevolent ends.

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This probably wouldn't be considered a synchronicity, but definitely a sign from the universe is when I'm in a situation that's compelling similar to previous situations that I knew I handled poorly.

A recent example is an issue with a neighbor. Deja vu from a neighbor issue years ago in a different state. This time I did some contemplating and praying before (re-)acting. I got a better result and felt confirmation afterwards that I took the higher, better path.

Maybe this is more karma-teaching than synchronicity, but since I've noticed it, I think I'm decreasing the number of situations required to learn lessons.

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@gangatoday1 The outcome of WWII seems anomalous. A different timeline and outcome is easy to imagine. Maybe some powers are currently trying to "correct" the timeline.

[Roman Helmet Guy @romanhelmetguy]

Do you really think you’re fooling anyone here? You don’t argue for ‘internationalism,’ you argue specifically for Indian Internationalism.

Yes please go watch the full video. I’ve got tons more clips from it. You go on to explain that ‘Indian Internationalism’ means Indians using the Indian diaspora to lobby for unlimited Indian immigration everywhere around the world, and that every tech CEO should be Indian, and that Indians should exert more and more influence over other countries by organizing this diaspora for the benefit of Indians.

And you explicitly argue for this by saying that ‘the International Indian’ should copy Hitler’s worst fever dream of how International Jewry exerts control over the world. Except times ten.

This is genuinely insane, reprehensible ethnic supremacism that had been almost entirely stamped out in the West.

If I said I wanted to start a White Internationalism movement and encourage White people to immigrate to India in unlimited numbers and take all the best jobs and exert control over India through the White diaspora there and around the world in order to benefit White people, I would be banned forever from polite society. But you feel no shame advocating for exactly this for your own ethnic group.

As for Uganda, you deliberately omitted what I was replying to. My point was that no country on Earth — not Uganda, not India, not anywhere — would willingly accept unlimited immigration EVEN IF those immigrants were net economic contributors. And that is simply true.

I do not want to ethnically cleanse anyone. I am happy to call Indian American citizens my brothers. This does not mean, however, that I have to go along with your sick and twisted plan to organize your coethnics into a fifth column that works only to benefit ‘the International Indian.’

American citizens must act in a way that benefits Americans. Not conspire with their coethnics around the world to gain more power for Indians. All true Indian American patriots understand this. It’s just a few vile ethnic supremacists like you who are giving them a bad name.

[Roman Helmet Guy @romanhelmetguy]

“Even if America fails, the Internet will still be there. It reflects the best of American values. Let’s try that same country platform elsewhere. We can rebuild like after the fall of Rome.”

When Rome fell, half the empire died in war and famine and disease. I am not loyal to a set of values. I am loyal to the American people. You were born here. You were raised here. Educated here, made rich here. You should be loyal to the American people too. The PEOPLE. Not a set of values, not an economic system.

But you’re not. You fled the country and now go on podcasts talking about how tech people can ‘avoid the collapse of America.’ To you, my country and my people are just something for your class to exploit for wealth and then move on. If my people vanished from this earth, your only thought would be “How does this affect my ROI?”

If my people are suffering and dying in America, it is no solace to me that Balaji Srinivasan is ‘rebuilding the American country platform’ in some special economic zone in Kazakhstan. In fact it’s actually worse that you’re trying to wear my people’s traditions and values as a skinsuit while stabbing them in the back, telling your tech bros to abandon America like you did. In any other place in any other age, your actions would be called what they are: treason.

The funniest thing is you couldn’t even resist in that reply questioning ‘the degree to which your success’ is attributable to America. My people gave you everything, yet you have no gratitude. No loyalty.

Well fine then. Keep your pride, keep your selfishness, keep your riches. Keep spewing anti-American drivel to anyone who will listen. But I’m supposed to pretend you were ever an American like me? No. Enjoy Singapore.

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@romanhelmetguy @balajis This is the most comprehensive, coherent, and compelling take down of Balaji. And too many traitorous locusts like him.

Every Westerner should shun Balaji and his ilk, and the government should denaturalize them and deport them if they're still here.

[Andrew Côté @Andercot]

De-classified by the FBI Today:

In 1944 a German pilot photographed a Nazi "Flying Saucer" that was 21 ft in diameter, radio controlled, had a rotating exterior disc around a stationary central dome, was a top secret weapons project in the Black Forest.

Operation Paperclip

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@fringedotcom Yes. Back to the basics of discernment.

"Wherefore by their fruits ye shall know them"
- Matthew 7:23