Faust

[Will Tanner @Will_Tanner_1]

One of the reasons why the British had to give up Hong Kong in '97 rather than try to hold on to it is that so many mainlanders had poured onto the island and had children there who were birthright citizens and could thus pressure the British on behalf of the PRC, to which they remained loyal, while also exerting economic and demographic pressure

The Hong Kongers called them Locusts

Thus were elections swayed ot mainlander-friendly candidates, and the island filled with locusts loyal to the regime in Peking rather than the crown

Their presence helped make continued British presence and rule untenable

Below is a poster from Hong Kong warning of the presence of migrants

[Max @minordissent]

New libtard incinerator stat just dropped

[Mark Taylor @Mark___Taylor]

Native Americans weren’t considered citizens after the 14th amendment and nobody thought they were despite being born within our borders.

SCOTUS’ position is that the very people who wrote the 14th didn’t understand it.

[Libertarian Party NH 🦔 @LPNH]

Well, if we can't end birthright citizenship, we'll just have to end democracy instead.

[Prufrock 🧃 @JAlfredJuicebox]

Thinking about birthright citizenship

[Gabriel J. Benton ☦️🇺🇸 @OrthodoxPole81]

"Saint Joseph of Arimathea, after being banished from Jerusalem, wandered the world and eventually ended up in Britain. It was he who first brought the Gospel to the peoples of Britain and he who they came to revere so greatly.

Connected to Saint Joseph of Arimathea is the story of the Holy Rood. A story too complex and with too many contradicting tellings to relay in a post, it is nevertheless believed to have been retrieved from the exact site where Saint Joseph was buried. A beautiful black crucifix made of flint, it instantly became an object of pilgrimage. King Harold Godwinson, the last Anglo-Saxon king of England, especially revered it and everywhere he fought his battle-cry was 'Holy Cross!'"
-- via Orthodox History on Telegram

[Will Tanner @Will_Tanner_1]

There's a reason the Bible describes being ruled by women and foreigners as a curse

[Catholic Manhood ❤️‍🔥 @bethecreed]

“Do not despair. One of the thieves was saved. Do not presume. One of the thieves was damned.”

St. Augustine

[Financelot @FinanceLancelot]

The 2020 lockdowns were orchestrated to save the bankers.

[ϟentinel @sentinl_grave]

“He understood English perfectly, but insisted on being interrogated in German to allow time for a response... He spoke with an Oxford accent. He was very personable. You couldn’t help but admire him. But on the other side he was a dedicated Nazi... He never changed at all.”

[Constitutional Fascist @theodemocrat]

"I regret that our means did not suffice to convince you at the last moment that the liquidation of Germany would also be the beginning of the liquidation of Britain’s world power."

-- Hermann Goering

[Classicist. ✝️ @Classicist9999]

🇷🇺✝️⚔️✡️🇮🇱🕎In 1742, Empress Elizabeth of Russia issued a decree expelling jews from the empire. When ministers urged her to rescind it by noting the state profits derived from jewish subjects engaged in commerce, she sternly replied, "I do not wish to profit from the enemies of Christ."

There is a lesson there somewhere. Even if jews bring profit to a nation (usually false), they still should leave White Christian nations.

Faith over finance when dealing with jews—every single time, every single place, every single jew...!

Follow @Classicist9999: original content and a lot of fun

[Barrel & Hatchet @BarrelHatchet]

Sometimes people look at me funny when I say “I pray that Jesus comes back soon to judge the evil in this world”

This is one of the many images that flash across my mind.

A father’s final moments protecting his son.

We are not fighting flesh and blood, but principalities and dark forces.

Christ is King