Personally I don't know if Patriot Front is legit or whatever. But what I will say is showing up somewhere dressed as some sort of a military looking unit doesn't seem like a good idea. It seems like we would do much better assembling as huge communities of regular people. If hundreds of people from the community descended on that event in Idaho they probably would have got it shut down.
It doesn't look good when you have what looks like some rogue group that isn't part of the community. When the community itself stands against degeneracy and tyranny, it can be very effective.
Juts a thought.
It doesn't look good when you have what looks like some rogue group that isn't part of the community. When the community itself stands against degeneracy and tyranny, it can be very effective.
Juts a thought.
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Forwarded from Seth Dillon
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This is brilliant. With simple, dispassionate questions, Matt Walsh reveals that mere curiosity about the truth is enough to offend people who've built their careers and lifestyles on the back of its suppression.
❤7
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Damh The Bard - The Hills They Are Hollow
As I walk upon this green land,
This land that love,
I see figures of chalk,
Carved into the hillsides above.
Cerne Abbas a man so proud,
And the Long Man opens wide the gates of his world,
And invites you to step inside.
(Chorus)
And the hills they are hollow and home to the Fey,
Who dance on Midsummer's Eve,
Some people don't understand when I say,
These are the things I believe.
These are the tings I believe.
There is an old circle of stones,
That stands on the moor,
Every moss-covered face,
Tells the secrets of ancient lore.
The Tors stand as guardians,
Witnesses to the Rites of Nature's Gods,
Of Darkness and of Light.
Let's sing of the mystery,
Of Sacred Land,
See the shapes in the corn,
Made by invisible hands,
Secrets of the Pagan Ways,
Lie all around,
Written upon the Earth,
In rock and Sacred Mound!
As I walk upon this green land,
This land that love,
I see figures of chalk,
Carved into the hillsides above.
Cerne Abbas a man so proud,
And the Long Man opens wide the gates of his world,
And invites you to step inside.
(Chorus)
And the hills they are hollow and home to the Fey,
Who dance on Midsummer's Eve,
Some people don't understand when I say,
These are the things I believe.
These are the tings I believe.
There is an old circle of stones,
That stands on the moor,
Every moss-covered face,
Tells the secrets of ancient lore.
The Tors stand as guardians,
Witnesses to the Rites of Nature's Gods,
Of Darkness and of Light.
Let's sing of the mystery,
Of Sacred Land,
See the shapes in the corn,
Made by invisible hands,
Secrets of the Pagan Ways,
Lie all around,
Written upon the Earth,
In rock and Sacred Mound!
❤6
Episode 6: The Coming Battle
The Fyrgen
The Fyrgen Podcast - Episode 6: The Coming Battle
Outlining the Agenda for the 21st Century - an official, global agreement to enslave mankind 'for the good of the planet'. What do our values as pagans and spiritual beings demand of us? What do the noble virtues of the heathen tradition have to say about this? Have you been waiting your whole life for a chance at everlasting glory? Now you have it.
Visit fyrgen.com for an archive of past episodes and for information on how you can support the podcast.
Outlining the Agenda for the 21st Century - an official, global agreement to enslave mankind 'for the good of the planet'. What do our values as pagans and spiritual beings demand of us? What do the noble virtues of the heathen tradition have to say about this? Have you been waiting your whole life for a chance at everlasting glory? Now you have it.
Visit fyrgen.com for an archive of past episodes and for information on how you can support the podcast.
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The Fyrgen Podcast - Episode 7: Restoring Pride with Mimir's Brunnr
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Phil from the mighty Mimir's Brunnr project joins me for a heartfelt discussion about: The importance of zooming out, recognising the timeless struggle of nature, the power of emotion, and our calling to help restore pride in our folk.
More about Phil and Mimir's Brunnr at: mimirsbrunnr.com
Visit fyrgen.com for links, information and an archive of past episodes.
Available now for Patreon, SubscribeStar and Substack supporters, and will be posted publicly on Telegram and other podcast services one week later.
Phil from the mighty Mimir's Brunnr project joins me for a heartfelt discussion about: The importance of zooming out, recognising the timeless struggle of nature, the power of emotion, and our calling to help restore pride in our folk.
More about Phil and Mimir's Brunnr at: mimirsbrunnr.com
Visit fyrgen.com for links, information and an archive of past episodes.