Lesson #2
Who is considered “Hispanic”?
A: “Hispanics”, before 1492, were exclusively people under the domain of the Christian Kingdoms of León, Castile, Aragon, and Navarre. Though the argument can be made that the birth of the Hispanic ethnos began with the marriage of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella- who united two distinct kingdoms into one. With the exploration and settlement of the New World, Spanish conquistadors had children with native women- creating an entirely new type of man. These men were breast fed be Native mothers and educated by Catholic priests. They grew up running and fighting - physically developing- in the New World, while their souls were exercised in Catholic liturgy and scripture. Their fathers were loved and esteemed, so much so that many of these young men sought to follow their father’s footsteps. And their fathers loved them- simply compare the Spanish treatment of their New World offspring to that of the Dutch or English. African slaves were latter brought to the new world and they too were mixed with Native and Spanish blood. Yet all these people were subjects of the King of Spain and were subjects of the Kingdom of God. Which brings us back to the question, who are “Hispanics”? Are they fair skinned and blond haired? Are they brown with almond eyes? Are they black with curly hair? Yes to all of the above. But in order to go deeper in this question, we must study the word “ethnos”

Here are some quotations from a German scientist/explorer who visited the Spanish empire and wrote about what he saw there:

As we continue to live under increasingly dystopian regimes, the need for secure communications is more vital than ever. Telegram has been a great resource and platform for disseminating information and content to racially conscious dissidents, but it certainly isn't perfect either.

Some research was done into which digital communication protocols are most ideal for our purposes. The top picks are as follows and are in no particular order:

XMPP
NextCloud
Jami
Briar
Tox
Kontalk
Delta Chat
Bitmessage
Ricochet
Status
Scuttlebot
Session has not had an E2E audit completed yet, but not a bad choice
ȱ
Protocol for SYnchronous Conferencing (PSYC)

Matrix is not recommended, and not just because it's jewish.

CAUTION: peer-to-peer communications reveal one's IP address to each other, so using a reliable VPN, proxy, or TOR is advised. Briar is an exception to this rule, as it uses either Bluetooth range or the local network it's connected to; else all traffic goes through TOR. Ones without servers are ideal, such as: Jami, Tox, Ricochet, Status, Scuttlebot, ȱ, and PSYC-2. Some are still in development and may be prone to bugs.

Keep these options in mind when communicating with your clique. Many of us belong to private groups on Telegram which are presumably free from moderator surveillance (or at least interference), but ultimately we should transition to a more durable platform that will be unable to censor our messages. Try a few out and see what works for you and your crew.

☝️Moment when they set fire to the door of the Kopp mansion, the temple of Freemasonry in Colombia.

💪Wow, these Colombians don't go around like little girls and they go to the root of the problem.

☝️Soon we will see Masonic lodge temples burn ... 🔥🔥🔥

ALL GLORY TO CHRIST THE KING!!!.
DOWN WITH SATAN !!! -Commander Po-

Catholic brotherhoods in spain

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