Don't take care of your teeth like those awful, awful Nazis! Don't exercise! That leads to racism and pogroms!!! Not letting kids become fat and mentally ill is FASCISM!!!

Hitler Youth Guidebook: You Have the Duty to be Healthy!

Forbidden History

Last of the great ones. Robert Duvall is dead, and I never heard anything bad about him. 🫡


https://www.wearethemighty.com/military-news/robert-duvall-dies-age-95/

Artificial Intelligence: a Jewish golem?

Feb 16, 2026

Should White nationalists embrace the AI revolution, or is it the poisoned fruit of tech oligarchs?

0:00 Opening Fyrdung - Folk I Gevär
0:20 Main Topic Discussion
1:10:15 Discussion with Speakers
1:30:27 Wrapping up
1:32:09 Ending Wolfnacht - Siehst Du Im Osten Das Morgenrot

Greg Conte - William - Siegfried - The Beerhall

— 🇺🇸/🇮🇷 If I was the United States, when would I strike Iran?

I would wait until at least the end of Ramadan (~March 20), because striking in Ramadan would lead to increased religious zeal in Iran & create sympathy across the Muslim world for the Iranian cause.

The end of Ramadan will also probably coincide with the arrival of the USS Gerald R. Ford, and all assets will be in place (assuming that it isn't a distraction).

Additionally, President Trump said that negotiations with Iran should take 'about a month', which lines up with the end of Ramadan.

I would do it before June 11th, because that's when the World Cup 2026 starts, hosted in the United States. I wouldn't want to disrupt the largest sporting event in the world, especially not when it's beind held on my soil.

At the same time, the holy month of Muharram starts in June, which is associated with martyrdom and sacrifices in Shia Islam, which would once again give Iran a major boost of morale and religious zeal.

So this leads us to a timeframe: Sometime between March 20th and June 11th, about a ~3 month window.

Within this window, there are also several important Jewish holidays, including Passover which the IDF has previously exploited to carry out operations.

All of this assumes that the U.S. and Israel are rational actors (which is not true) and that no operational opportunities would arise in the meantime that override this logic.

@Middle_East_Spectator

Also noteworthy that Purim, the Jewish holiday commemorating mass-killing against the Persians, starts on March 2nd.

Jesse Jackson vs. David Duke in 1977. Half a century ago, Duke's arguments hold up better than ever and would probably be agreed on by most Whites in America today. Jackson's arguments, meanwhile, have been utterly discredited.

Yet through all these five decades, and even today, Jackson is treated as a respected civil rights icon, and Duke as a reviled pariah.

https://mediaburn.org/videos/ku-klux-klan-chicago-debate/

—❗️🇺🇸/🇮🇷 NEW: Over the past 12 hours, massive movements of aerial assets towards the Middle East has continued

There have not been this many U.S. aircraft on their way or stationed in the Middle East since Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003.

@Middle_East_Spectator

I was just yelling this at the TV before I read this post. I THANK GOD I'm not the only one who sees this, JFC! I'm not gonna pretend I give a fuck about some old Boomer getting kidnapped, either.

Anyone who has been on Twitter in the past few weeks (I haven't, but I know plenty of people who have) has mentioned something called "Clavicular" and associated drama & controversies, which I still don't fully understand, and which seems to be sucking up a huge part of the oxygen and mental energy of the Twitter conversation. If you follow normie legacy media news, which I do, the past few weeks have been gripped by headlines about the abduction of Today Show host Savannah Guthrie's mom, as though the whole country is filled with anxiety as to the whereabouts of this one missing person. While I have nothing but sympathy for Ms. Guthrie, I really do not believe this story is as important to most Americans as its treatment in the MSM would indicate.

More US military forces have been mobilized in the Middle East than any time since Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003, yet this is barely getting any attention or attracting controversy / debate outside the dedicated geopolitics channels I follow on YouTube and Telegram. Likewise, the revelations in the Epstein files and the controversies over their release are a political scandal that is 100x Watergate, but this also is being systematically buried.

I don't care if I sound like a conspiracy theorist for saying this: I believe the "Clavicular" bullshit on Twitter and the breathless coverage of "Savannah Guthrie's Mom" are deliberate media / social media strategies to "flood the zone" with politically meaningless drama stories to keep public attention and debate focused on other things as the US regime, under command of the Jews, prepares for the biggest, most destructive war in the Middle East in 25 years, and which is massively unpopular. Also, to distract from the Epstein scandals which are bringing down governments in Europe and which, given the Israeli connection, should be disrupting this march to war.

This is my firm belief: we are sleepwalking into this war, as a country, and the massive public debates and protests which happened in 2003 are not happening this time because all the oxygen is being sucked up by meaningless nonsense.