Imagine the international outrage if Christians were the ones carrying out these massacres. Yet when Christians are the victims, the silence is deafening.
Bruh. He's right.
They threatened to level Paris like they did Warsaw if France didn't surrender, but after the surrender? They didn't damage any of the cultural heritage sites at all. In fact when Paris was about to be liberated by the advancing Allies, General von Choltitz disobeyed direct orders destroy the city and instead surrendered it intact to preserve it.
Sure, I won't pretend that the Nazis didn't go around plundering artwork. But literally every army throughout all of history has plundered conquered lands. When the Mongols did it, they deliberately erased entire civilizations- making the rivers run red with blood and black with ink.
And by the end, we were able to recover 85% of what the Nazis stole.
So yes, Muslims are worse enemies than literal goose-stepping Nazis. The only mitigating factor is that Muslims are generally retards who lack the level of industrialization needed to threaten the West, and our greatest weakness is that some of us are dumb enough to let them into our borders
A former CIA agent is telling the public, she will intimidate young people out of serving in government with “law-fare” for siding with the party she opposes. Recall
The eternal Progressive omnicause has come for Japan.
To my Japanese followers, if you do not defeat this it will destroy your country in a generation or two. It’s probably originating in education and the media, just as it did in the West. And if left unchecked, it will tear your society in two and turn your friends and family against one another.
Your children will be taught to hate their parents, your borders will be thrown open to the Third World, and the social norms that keep your cities clean and your country relatively free of crime will be sacrificed on the altar of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
An old ape named Shift finds a dead lion's skin floating in a pool. He sits down with a needle and thick thread, and every time a bird flies over, he stops sewing and waits for it to pass. He knows exactly what he's making, and he doesn't want anyone in the sky to see it.
C.S. Lewis wrote that scene in 1956, in the last Narnia book. It's the one most of us never got to as kids. I only read it a few years ago.
When his friend Puzzle the donkey comes back from market, Shift ties the skin onto him and tells him to stand in the shadows. Then he tells the whole of Narnia that Aslan has come back.
Lewis tells you how it works. No one who had ever seen a real lion would have been taken in for a moment. It only works from far away, at night, by firelight, with the donkey kept quiet while the ape does all the talking.
Puzzle gets scared and says what if the real Aslan comes. Shift laughs and says Aslan never turns up nowadays. Right then there's a crack of thunder and the ground shakes under them. Puzzle says it's a warning. Shift says yes, it's a sign, and it means Aslan approves.
Now Gerwig's Aslan has Bowie's face and Meryl Streep's voice. The lion who sang a whole world into being in The Magician's Nephew, the voice so deep it shook the ground, talks like someone else now.
Shift did the same thing. He kept the lion's face and changed who was talking.
Lewis is gentle with the donkey, and I want to be too. Puzzle isn't evil. He's tired and trusting, and someone he believed kept telling him he wasn't clever enough to judge for himself. Lewis saves his anger for the ape with the needle.
A dad told me he was reading that first chapter to his kids and had to put the book down, because it read like these Hollywood headlines.
Pick up the real books. Read all seven out loud, every night, until your kids know that voice. A child who has heard the real lion can't be sold a donkey in a skin.