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But the result of feminism has been far more heinous. It has ripped the family apart and has placed women in the chains of labor.
Nothing will get built if your movement/organization etc is filled with people who are only good at having opinions.
You need people with skills. Lawyers, programmers, artists, financial advisors, construction contractors, whatever.
You need to have the ability to build real life, tangible things. Start businesses, print books, create institutions. There needs to be real tangible culture and real tangible infrastructure.
1 based web developer or business lawyer is worth more than 100 self taught philosophers.
Grind. Build things. Acquire wealth. Then you can wield power.
You need people with skills. Lawyers, programmers, artists, financial advisors, construction contractors, whatever.
You need to have the ability to build real life, tangible things. Start businesses, print books, create institutions. There needs to be real tangible culture and real tangible infrastructure.
1 based web developer or business lawyer is worth more than 100 self taught philosophers.
Grind. Build things. Acquire wealth. Then you can wield power.
Forwarded from Irminfolk Odinist Community (Michael S)
The Irminfolk's store, Futhark.org is starting its Yule Sale today! Save on items across the site until December 31st.
Dave Martel
The Irminfolk's store, Futhark.org is starting its Yule Sale today! Save on items across the site until December 31st.
The Irminfolk are a tremendous organization. I know them personally. Had their leadership to my house, broke bread with them and spent the long weekend at their Folkish Summer Hallowing event.
They're not very active on social media and don't really have much of a public voice. But, this is the best organization I've interacted with and they absolutely deserve your support.
Go look at their website and see all the awesome stuff they do.
They're not very active on social media and don't really have much of a public voice. But, this is the best organization I've interacted with and they absolutely deserve your support.
Go look at their website and see all the awesome stuff they do.
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This was an anti-white terror attack.
(Waukesha, Wisconsin)
(Waukesha, Wisconsin)
Forwarded from Morgoth's Review
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There's something profoundly sad about the terror attack in Wisconsin. You see main-street and pretty young white girls with pom-poms marching in a Christmas parade, this is the America we used to see, the one of the movies.
A black criminal with his brains fried on MSM venom ploughs his car into that perfect scene of Americana.
I can't help but notice the symbolism of it all.
A black criminal with his brains fried on MSM venom ploughs his car into that perfect scene of Americana.
I can't help but notice the symbolism of it all.
Forwarded from Morgoth's Review
White Privilege is when a black man can write rap songs about how he wants to kill and terrorize whites, then ploughs his car into a parade of young white people killing 5, and the mainstream media won't even acknowledge there was a racial element to any of it.
Dave Martel
There's something profoundly sad about the terror attack in Wisconsin. You see main-street and pretty young white girls with pom-poms marching in a Christmas parade, this is the America we used to see, the one of the movies. A black criminal with his brains…
I grew up in small town America. A quaint little working class community in rural Pennsylvania. Long stretches of farmlands in the valley between rolling green mountains.
There was about a dozen sparse villages that surrounded a central borough where we all went to school.
It was safe, affordable, quiet and close knit. Everyone knew everyone. We had a few old churches, a farm market, a couple pizza joints and two hoagie shops that everyone would argue about which was best.
We had a flea market, a couple corner groceries and the firehouse would host the biggest carnival in the county.
For the holidays there was a giant Christmas tree in the center of town and decorations on the lamp posts. Every house was decked out in lights and there was a big parade. The VFW, local boy scouts and all of the community organizations would walk through and throw candy or play music.
Then the yuppies moved in and threw up developments of overpriced stickhouses. This made cost of living skyrocket. These people finagled their way into the local government and school board.
After the natives moved out many of their old houses were declared section 8. Then came the diversity from the cities. Crime became a thing.
Then the drugs came. Talk to anyone from my area how many of their friends overdosed and died. Their answer will shock you.
Now my lovely little hometown tucked away in rural Pennsylvania is a shit hole. My children can't experience the place that I loved growing up.
Morgoth saying this is symbolic felt like a knife in my heart. This place looks like the place I cherish in my memories. One of the last bastions of small town America. And that fucking subhuman ran those innocent children down like dogs.
There was about a dozen sparse villages that surrounded a central borough where we all went to school.
It was safe, affordable, quiet and close knit. Everyone knew everyone. We had a few old churches, a farm market, a couple pizza joints and two hoagie shops that everyone would argue about which was best.
We had a flea market, a couple corner groceries and the firehouse would host the biggest carnival in the county.
For the holidays there was a giant Christmas tree in the center of town and decorations on the lamp posts. Every house was decked out in lights and there was a big parade. The VFW, local boy scouts and all of the community organizations would walk through and throw candy or play music.
Then the yuppies moved in and threw up developments of overpriced stickhouses. This made cost of living skyrocket. These people finagled their way into the local government and school board.
After the natives moved out many of their old houses were declared section 8. Then came the diversity from the cities. Crime became a thing.
Then the drugs came. Talk to anyone from my area how many of their friends overdosed and died. Their answer will shock you.
Now my lovely little hometown tucked away in rural Pennsylvania is a shit hole. My children can't experience the place that I loved growing up.
Morgoth saying this is symbolic felt like a knife in my heart. This place looks like the place I cherish in my memories. One of the last bastions of small town America. And that fucking subhuman ran those innocent children down like dogs.
Back in the 90's, radio stations would play tons of local music. Bands would send them tapes of their demos and if the DJ liked them, he'd give them airtime.
It was actually really enjoyable listening to the radio back then. You had DJs who had expert level knowledge of music. They were actively involved in the local music scene. There was real music culture.
Until 1996 when the "Telecommunications Act" was passed. This lifted the restriction on the number of stations a media conglomerate could own.
As a result Clear Channel and Viacom bought out the majority of radio stations over the next few years. The Telecommunications Act was one of the most lobbied bills in history. Media interest groups spent almost $40 million to get it passed.
This is now called "radio homogenization" and was the death of music culture. From that point on every radio station has been playing in unison the same pop music given to them by their big media owners.
Radio stations were historically considered publicly owned and representative of their locality. As described in the 1934 "Communications Act" which protected the people against predatory corporations like Clear Channel and Viacom.
It was actually really enjoyable listening to the radio back then. You had DJs who had expert level knowledge of music. They were actively involved in the local music scene. There was real music culture.
Until 1996 when the "Telecommunications Act" was passed. This lifted the restriction on the number of stations a media conglomerate could own.
As a result Clear Channel and Viacom bought out the majority of radio stations over the next few years. The Telecommunications Act was one of the most lobbied bills in history. Media interest groups spent almost $40 million to get it passed.
This is now called "radio homogenization" and was the death of music culture. From that point on every radio station has been playing in unison the same pop music given to them by their big media owners.
Radio stations were historically considered publicly owned and representative of their locality. As described in the 1934 "Communications Act" which protected the people against predatory corporations like Clear Channel and Viacom.
"Tribalism is when you and everyone like you are always right and everyone else is subhuman. Is that a world you want to live in?"
- Tucker Carlson
- Tucker Carlson