Think of it as a collective ethnic immune system.
The cancerous parts are those that advocate for diversity, and multiculturalism.
The healthy, functioning parts are those that want the body to stay whole, without foreign bodies interfering.

After the cancer has spread, the parts it has affected will wither and die away, atrophied to the point of being unrecognizable to the healthy ones.
Our ethnic immune system hasn’t had to defend itself in this way in quite a long time, but that time is upon us now.
Our racial consciousness is purifying itself as a means to focus inward, exercise muscles not used in a while, and get back in shape. This is the silver lining and it is a good thing.

Where will you be when lines have been drawn?
Upon us is the age of heroes.
Time to pick a side Hyperborean.

The Olive Tree of Vouves; Crete.

It’s has a trunk that is 15ft in diameter, allegedly 2900 years old (by dates found on a nearby graveyard).

This tree likely lived through the writing of the Iliad, the golden age of Athens, and the rise and fall of the Roman Empire. It still produces olives.

Gala Armour of General Alessandro Farnese, Duke of Parma and Piacenza (1545-1592 CE), who served as Governor of Spanish Netherlands as well, from 1578-1592 CE.

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Origin of the “Roman candle”?
Or part of a standard soldier field kit?

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Relief carving of Cernunnos on the "North Cross" Clonmacnoise, Ireland.

The horned god

Dialect gives away one’s cultural heritage, identity and background, along with words or phrases specific to one’s region or hometown.
These sayings can change to be relevant with the times, or stay unchanged, hence carrying a verbal torch to hand to the next generation.
If you have it, take pride in your Country twang. Be proud of where you come from.

Hermann (Arminius) at the battle of the Teutoburg Forest in 9 CE by Peter Jannsen, 1873

Boadicea and Her Daughters. A bronze sculpture in London representing Boudica, queen of the Celtic Iceni tribe.

Ambiorix tendant une embuscade à la XIVe slégion romaine, (Ambiorix ambushing the XIVth Roman Legion), by Karel de Kesel, 1865

Stane Street, Halnaker, England.

Wistman's Wood
England

If those photos elicit nostalgia or a feeling of belonging…
They are supposed to.
Home is being surrounded by natural beauty (wilderness) because it echoes part of our soul as Hyperboreans.

Get to the woods.

Donner, Froh, Fricka, Wotan and Loge rue the loss of Freia and her apples. Art by Arthur Rackham.

Sculpture of Othinn attached at the outside of reconstructed Viking house. Viking museum Foteviken, Sweden.

Perun
By M. Presnyakov, 1998

Men living their best life.
Not a cell phone in sight.

(Art: The May Day in the already more developed district life by Karl Russ)