Christianity is the original "Critical Theory". We are all broken sinners from birth who need saving.👇

"Ye shall utterly destroy all the places, wherein the nations which ye shall possess served their gods, upon the high mountains, and upon the hills, and under every green tree:
And ye shall overthrow their altars, and break their pillars, and burn their groves with fire; and ye shall hew down the graven images of their gods, and destroy the names of them out of that place."
(Deuteronomy 12:2-3)

Christians act as though their religion became dominant because European man simply came to his senses and saw 'the true light of God' around 1500-2000 years ago. The uncomfortable truth (for them) is that, like Islam, Christianity spread through a cruel and bloody conquest, instructed by the direct 'holy' word of its god Jehovah. It didn't proliferate among Europeans because it's the truth, or because the tribal god Jehovah is universal, or because it's the most natural religion for the European psyche, but because it was enforced from without.

What amazes me is that Europeans who claim to have a bond with their ancestral land and culture can overlook passages in their holy book which tell them to 'burn groves with fire' and to 'destroy the names of gods out of that place' (the rewriting of history to erase native European culture). Europe's trees have always been sacred and a key part of our cultural identity; to callously burn them down in the name of a non-European god is quite unforgiveable, and I have to wonder if this is part of the real reason for the tragic deforestation of Britain. The only way to reconcile Christianity with any form of national pride is to openly proclaim that significant aspects of one's national history and identity should be erased and forgotten.

Lastly, there are those who claim 'Europeans were the real Israelites'. In the context of this post, to them I would say: Why would a righteous God command Europeans to burn down the very natural environment that has always provided them with such shelter, sustenance, spiritual and cultural comfort? And who are these 'other nations and gods'? If Europeans were Israelites, why were these heathens living among hills and forest considered 'other'? It doesn't add up, at all.

As always, this is a critique of Christianity, not of Christians. I know some very good people who consider themselves Christians, and I mean them no disrespect. I cannot comprehend their choice to heed that religion, but I know their intentions are good.

I know in my heart, I know intuitively that we definitely do not know the whole truth about the history of Crusaders. The Northern Crusades or Baltic Crusades was not the only history where crusaders genocided the pagan European and Slavic nations.

Officially, the Northern Crusades were Christian colonization and Christianization campaigns undertaken by Catholic Christian military orders and kingdoms, primarily against the pagan Baltic, Finnic and West Slavic peoples around the southern and eastern shores of the Baltic Sea, but I know that this is not the entire truth about the crusaders against pagans.

As Christianity was spreading, slaughtering all those who resist, the survivors who gave in and accepted Christianity were then used to fight more crusade wars against other pagans

We have to use this opportunity to lead more people to more truth. I don’t have the time to sit and engage. But there are people looking for answers in these comments sections. Whenever you have two seconds to engage, it’s worth it.

My simple comment on this video just to try to get people looking for more info in alt sites: “Keep going down the rabbit hole and questioning EVERYTHING. You have to find alternative media in order to find things censored on YT and FB, etc.”

This is an opportunity to push the window further. View it that way and we can make real change. All hands on deck!

https://youtu.be/Fcf1PDb4VBk

So I was finally able to talk more in depth to the friend of mine who was hospitalized weeks ago for 20 days with blood clots in his lungs, supposedly from the virus. He was not vaccinated, but his elderly mother who he cares for was. I asked if he contracted symptoms before or after she was given the shot. He said just after. I posed the possibility that she shed something to him and he said that is actually what his Drs theorized. He was treated at a Catholic hospital and he said they had a different approach and theory on the virus and that they were not following the official narrative. He said his Dr even said fauci was a quack. I wonder how many other medical offices are skeptical of the "official narrative". My friend was very lucky to have recovered. His Dr said he had never seen anyone in that condition recover before. He has a blood disorder that contributed to the severity of his situation but thankfully he is doing well now. He has been skeptical the entire time but my discussions with him really have him digging for more info now. A lot of people are waking up thankfully.

Titania and Oberon are the fairy king and queen known to pop culture, similar to Puck they too have roots in the folklore before Shakespeare popularized them. Though unlike Puck it is less blatant. Titania is often thought to have her name derived from Diana, who became the fairy queen and a witch goddess in European folklore. With the name being contorted with time and translation by the time of Shakespeare. Oberon however is often thought to come from French folklore and originated from the dwarf/elf Alberich most well known from Wagner's operas though he originated in folklore long before than. Both these origins are generally accepted though there are obvious holes a more clear origin has yet to emerge in my research. - TLK

So I guess what I’m saying is, although I personally prefer sovereign and independent smaller communities/tribes/clans/villages with their own laws and leadership system, I suppose it’s not impossible to create larger cities but do it in a way that it mimics nature in all ways as much as possible. All materials used, anything at all consumed, or used to build this city, or within the city, should come from the natural local environment because it has to align with the organic local ecosystem and environment. The cycles of nature also have to be taken into consideration. Even the design of this city, it’s roads, its buildings has to be laid out in a way that it mimics nature. But I will say again, and it’s my personal opinion, I don’t believe it’s natural for humans to live in large crowded cities

No guarantees on the time. Weather related internet issues plus my own chronic medical issues MIGHT delay this by an hour or a day, not sure yet!
https://youtu.be/FCn-xsmmTnY

I pulled this from the article below. It’s an old article about the pagan revival around the world. As they go over the various pagan revival groups around the world, they do briefly mention some of the neo-liberal pagans, like the feminist pagan lesbian professors, Wiccans and such, but that’s not why I’m sharing this. I wanted to point out what the say about the Roman Emperor Julian, who was the last pagan emperor. He was murdered in cold blood by his Christian bodyguard. This confirms what I’ve been saying, that those in power who run the world always present everything to the public backwards upside down. They always presented the pagans as the barbaric hostile violent ones, when in reality, it was always the opposite. You can read here that while emperor Julian was trying to preserve and protect the pagan faith, he was still being accepting of Christians, and was giving them the freedom to exist alongside with pagans. However, the high priests of Abrahamism didn’t give the pagans the same respect, they didn’t show the pagans the same kindness and mercy. They wanted to eradicate every single pagan faith and force everyone to convert or die.

Here is the part I pulled from the article: In June 363 CE, Roman Emperor Julian was murdered by his Christian bodyguard. One of the most fascinating – and tragic – figures of late antiquity, Julian was the last pagan emperor. During his short rule this philosopher king fought a valiant battle to save the ancient pagan religions of his empire from vicious attacks by a new, aggressively proselytising and intolerant religion. This new creed was Christianity.
Julian, firmly anchored in the Hellenistic religion of the ancient Greeks and Romans, was a liberal ruler and patronised all religions, including Christianity. The genial emperor was determined to restore the worship of the gods and the honoured Greek-Roman traditions. He tried to stop the Christian attacks on the Greek pantheon; he tried to reverse the policies directed against the pagan Greeks adopted by early Christian Roman emperors. He even intended rebuilding the sacred temple of the Jews.
Julian’s efforts to revive and support the pagan faiths were cut short when he was murdered by his Christian bodyguard during a campaign in Persia. They say, those whom the Gods love, die young; Julian was just 32. With their last patron gone, the pagan religions were doomed. The succeeding Roman emperors banned the worship of the Hellenic gods. Sacrifices to them were forbidden on the penalty of death. Millions of pagans were murdered by Christian goons led by newly converted priests. The Olympic Games, which had been introduced in remote antiquity by the great Greek warrior Hercules, were stopped. The Christians banned Greek studies and philosophy, freezing scientific development in Europe for a thousand years.

Pagan revival: Why it is a nightmare for Christianity | IndiaFactsIndiaFacts

The Viking Valley in Gudvangen, Norge🇳🇴

The Viking Valley is located in Gudvangen deep inside the Norwegian fjords. With mountains raging on all sides of the fjord, this has been a place of pagan worship since pre-Christian times. Surrounded by the UNESCO-listed fjord landscape, you can’t ask for a more dramatic backdrop for a Viking adventure.
https://londonducklings.co.uk/viking-valley-gudvangen/