@basedzade Nick isn't really concerned about popular movements, he's concerned about provide a proper anchoring of whatever future movements may arise; or at least that's how I've gauged it, listening to some in his inner circle.
If you reflect upon it, even Nick's Catholicism is an anchor
In retrospect, a lot of the "Anti-Woke" nonsense was exaggerated online by grifters (LIKE ELON MUSK!!) so that they can get power. It's easy to point out the excesses of the left (and there were excesses) and use those as tools to usher in something even worse, which is what we have right now.
People like Basil do a very good job in demonstrating that a lot of these "anti-trans" and "pro-civilization" activists don't actually abide by their principles when it comes to their personal and social lives, and it's just a grift for them. When it's no longer popular, they'll just reinvent themselves and jump ship.
I still think that Nick is the only mainstream figure (not without flaws) who encourages people to think for themselves and erect guardrails in their minds in the first place. Ideological capture is far more damaging than having a less-than-perfect ideology.
This is why he lashed out at Candace, Sneako, Tucker, Dan, and so on. Fundamentally, all of these people (except maybe Tucker) are completely unserious and unintelligent, they will definitely shift to whatever the popular grift is when the tides turn.
Those Turks mocking this don’t realise what it means to have had Ataturk establish a strong, unified state and end foreign intervention. Without him, Anatolia might have been carved up and devastated to this day, like our countries are.
Because we never had a Mustafa Kemal.
פסגת האליוקימים בבלגיה: העסקן הרפואי הבכיר באירופה, אליקים שרגא פייבוש שפירא, מקבל את הח"כ החדש אליקים שטארק שהגיע כעת לעיר הולדתו אנטוורפן לרגל שמחת החתונה לבת אחותו
@notarikon@mycr_karenina It’s actually a song about diaspora. Most of it focuses on the yearning rather than the act of returning. It’s a horrible song and is not inclusive. It also sounds ugly
A friend of mine (@donbenitocereno) assembled this multi cultural neturei karta hymn, and i'm cracking up
Ordering is: Hebrew, Arabic, Hebrew transliteration, Arabic transliteration, English translation
ה’ הוא מלכנו ולו אנו עבדים
اللهُ هو مَلِكُنا، ولَهُ نحنُ عِبادٌ
Hashem hu malkeinu, ve-lo anu avadim.
Allāhu huwa malikunā, wa-lahu naḥnu ʿibād.
The Lord is our King, and we are His servants.
התורה הקדושה היא חיינו ולה אנו משועבדים
التوراةُ المُقَدَّسَةُ هي حياتُنا، ولها نحنُ مُستَعبَدون
Ha-Torah ha-kedoshah hi chayeinu, ve-lah anu meshuʿbadim.
At-Tawrātu l-muqaddasatu hiya ḥayātunā, wa-lahā naḥnu mustaʿbadūn.
The Holy Torah is our life, and to it we are enslaved.
בשלטון הכופרים אין אנו מאמינים — אין אנו מאמינים
بِسُلْطانِ الكافِرينَ لا نُؤْمِنُ — لا نُؤْمِنُ
Be-shilton ha-kofrim ein anu maʾaminim — ein anu maʾaminim.
Bi-sulṭāni l-kāfirīna lā nuʾminu — lā nuʾminu.
In the authority of the unbelievers we have no faith — we have no faith.
ובחוקותיהם אין אנו מתחשבים — אין אנו מתחשבים
وبِحُقوقِهِم لا نَحْسِبُ حِسابًا — لا نَحْسِبُ حِسابًا
U-ve-ḥukkoteihem ein anu mitḥashvim — ein anu mitḥashvim.
Wa-bi-ḥuqūqihim lā naḥsibu ḥisāban — lā naḥsibu ḥisāban.
And for their laws we have no regard — we have no regard.
בדרך התורה נלך באש ובמים
في دَرَكِ التوراةِ نَسيرُ في النارِ والماءِ
Be-derekh ha-Torah nelekh ba-esh u-va-mayim.
Fī daraki t-Tawrāti nasīru fī n-nāri wa-l-māʾ.
בדרך התורה נלך לקדש שם שמים — לקדש שם שמים
في دَرَكِ التوراةِ نَسيرُ لِنُقَدِّسَ اسْمَ السَّماءِ — لِنُقَدِّسَ اسْمَ السَّماءِ
Be-derekh ha-Torah nelekh le-kaddesh shem shamayim — le-kaddesh shem shamayim.
Fī daraki t-Tawrāti nasīru li-nuqaddisa sma s-samāʾi -- li-nuqaddisa sma s-samāʾ.
In the path of the Torah we shall walk, through fire and water.
הבוקר למדתי שיש ספר בעברית משנת 1279 שעוסק במלך ארתור ואבירי השולחן העגול.
לספר קוראים ״ספר השמד הטבלה העגולה של המלך ארטוש״, וכל ההקדמה שלו היא בגדול הסברים למה זה סבבה שיהודי יכתוב ספר כזה שכולו ענייני חול וגויים.
More linguistic autism and confusion.
So, the modern Hebrew word for platform (in a dock or train station) is רציף (retsif) is borrowed from the Arabic رَصِيف, (rasif) which means the same.
But the Arabic رَصِيف comes from Classical Syriac ܪܨܦܐ (resafa) which means to cover or pave over, and this itself is also cognate with Classical Hebrew, רצפה (rispah), which means floor
None of this should be confused with רציף in Hebrew in the other sense, which means "continuous"
@dudikepler את זה שהוא אומר "צדיק אחר", האם הכוונה הייתה לאפשר נתינה לצדיק שאינו יהודי, או לפרט ולדייק שיש לתת הכספים לא רק ליהודי, אלא דווקא להיודי שהוא צדיק
צריך עיון רב
@notarikon@mycr_karenina You can Arabize a Turcoman or Kurd through cultural osmosis, but even a Palestinian fluent in Hebrew does not gain a "Nefesh Yehudi", though somehow a Russian Goy does.