Laughing at your fears and doubts as you rush by them into action must be one of the greatest joys. Is this self-cruelty? Is this self-overcoming? The latter necessitating the former no doubt. This must be the feeling Nietzsche describes in the aphorism “happiness is the feeling of power increasing —of resistance being overcome.”

“I shall die a horrible death, but the world has never seen such a terror and such a sea of blood as it shall see now.”

~ Roman von Ungern-Sternberg

Wisely show yourself spirited and resolute when perils press you; likewise reef your sails when they swell too much by a favoring breeze.
• Horace

I live my life like the Count of Monte Cristo. Royalty of the soul, in exile, preparing to conquer my enemy, enjoying my ordeals, savoring my friendships, and never losing sight of what is most beautiful in the divine.

I hope you all can see you were born for more. You were all born to be Princes and rulers in your own right especially if you find yourself here in this underground margin of society. Together, we will learn both sword and book, escape our Chateau d'If, secure our treasure of the late Espada, and exact our revenge on the lowly Mondego!
Come with me, my friends!
The sun will shine on our fates together.

Affectionately yours,
Ronin

P.S. Watch or read "The Count of Monte Cristo"

"Time works with heavy tools, and in the battle for some slag-heap of horror, over whose wretched smoke rival conceptions of the world’s future are locked in demoniac strife, it is not a question of the few thousand men who may perhaps be rescued from destruction, but of the dozen or two survivors who are there in the nick of time to turn the scales with their machine-guns or their bombs. That is a view of the world’s destiny which few have the iron nerve and masculine force to bear, and yet one may be proud to live in a time when such a spirt has shaped events to its mould of tempered steel."
~ Ernst Jünger, Copse 125

The Funeral of the Anarchist Galli, 1910-11, Carlo Carra

Comments on the effects of winter conditions during the battle for Moscow: “The decision over a battle won or lost had moved from the operational level, beyond the tactical level, down to the simple question of whether one tank, one antitank gun, or twenty soldiers could be moved to a threatened position.” —Hermann Balck, Order in Chaos

We are men who dream during the day, like we did when we were little boys.
Dreamers of beautiful Kingdoms and fierce knightly deeds, great romances with beauteous ladies and knowledge of powerful mysteries.
We are knights, who live our tales from the moment we open our eyes until we shut them, day in and day out until, finally, we never open them again and thus are reborn anew.
For we are a brave and mighty few!
My friends, we are knights on a grail quest!

"All world-improvers are Socialists. And consequently there are no Classical world-improvers."

- Oswald Spengler, The Decline of the West

Demagoguery and utopian ideas are inherently un-aristocratic and anti-traditional. No great man ever asked for approval to conquer. They did not waste time arguing 'their side' and daydreaming about idealized scenarios. Empires are built by the sword. The praxis of great men is violence.

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“The higher man is distinguished from the lower by his fearlessness and his readiness to challenge misfortune.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche, The Will to Power

Comments on the Normandy landings: “If you want to win a battle you must first decide whether you want to fight it operationally or tactically. An operational approach equals movement; nothing other than allowing the enemy to approach and then grabbing him in the open field and beating him with the old, proven methods. We would have been well suited for such a solution. Unfortunately, the proponents of this solution overlooked the fact that the enemy’s overwhelming air superiority made movement virtually impossible, and therefore operations were not possible. The operational solution was completely untenable.
Victory could have been achieved tactically by layering the defense in depth at the anticipated landing site and keeping the reserves close by on a broad front to thrust automatically and immediately at the first landing attempts. Tactical logistics operations would have to be secured within air defense corridors. Operational moves would have to be reduced to a minimum.” —Hermann Balck, Order in Chaos

^Lessons from the Order in Chaos excerpts:
*There is no single tactic or technique that fits every situation.
*One must look with clear eyes at something, in order to grasp its true essence, and adjust the way of dealing with it accordingly.

If you're 20, you've lived roughly 1/4th of your life. Your time on Earth is short & if you don't do some retarded goofy adventures to go down in history, future generations will assume you consumed microplastic soyslop and was a wage slave. Impress your grandchildren

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