This is a very good sign that the Trump administration, despite all their flaws, are very serious about declaring Antifa a foreign terrorist organization. They consulted with Andy Ngo, one of the leading experts on the modern Antifa movement.

https://substack.com/@mrandyngo/note/c-164435837?r=33g8x&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action

It’s like Seinfeld, but with ziggers.

ZOG theater.

https://news.1rj.ru/str/rnintel/45819

This one is for Ferryman. 😁

This is how you get what you want: you appeal to the other person’s ego. Well played Zelensky 👌🏻👏🏻

https://news.1rj.ru/str/AntiRussianFront/14290

“Let me tell you how Gavin Newsom is based though… Look, his family is all White, see, he’s a pro-White liberal! Vote for Aryan Newsom!”

Reality:

https://abc7.com/amp/post/california-makes-diwali-official-statewide-holiday/17963510/

There’s a bit to unpack in this post. This unfortunate post — shared by Ferryman — starts off by saying that the American conservative “has the weakest heart”; but that’s true of most all conservatives in almost every Western country. Gun rights/access are a complete non-factor in that problem. Gun rights therefore can’t be singled out as a “crutch” when conservatives in countries without a right to keep and bear arms also suffer from weak conservatives. In fact, there’s an argument to be made that American conservatives are among the least weak, given their recent success in getting Antifa declared a terrorist organization.

Also, the United States actually has a long and rich history of pro-White snd NS organizations.

Later in the post, this whole quote from Mein Kampf is being taken totally out of context and repurposed to hold up a strawman: this idea that the pro-gun-rights people in this movement don’t value organization or anything else other than just owning guns. It’s a deliberate and disingenuous misrepresentation that even Adolf would see right through.

Obviously just having gun rights is not enough by itself, but critically important here: the same could be said about lifting weights and having active clubs — which are really nothing new at all. No single thing is enough, and every positive thing can matter a great deal more in conjunction. There’s no point in cutting off your feet (gun rights) to argue that your hands (mass race pilling) is better or more important, because you need both.

https://news.1rj.ru/str/theferrymanstoll/18129

This idea that gun rights are this exceptional crutch is an argument that only appears to make sense in a vacuum. What about having the privilege to grow up in a society that’s totally White? Is that not a crutch? Most White people that don’t experience enough diversity will likely never join our movement.

THE TRUTH ABOUT GUNS

- Cape Breton and Canada

And, to add to this, gun control gives a tyrannical government — one that is uniformly opposed to us — an absolute monopoly on force and violence.

Zelenskyy should put that boy’s name on one of the Tomahawk missiles he’s getting from Trump.

https://news.1rj.ru/str/baltic_black_sea/1266

This is basically the crux of Ferryman’s argument against his mischaracterization of gun rights and my whole position. It’s a fallacious one based on Twitter trolls and perhaps stories about specific individuals that let him down.

Most people, regardless of the legal status of their rights, will not organize and have excuses (legitimate or not) for why they won’t “organize.” Believe it or not, some people are just too busy to join an active club.

Ferryman is trying to impose a very narrow conception of what organizing even means — what does organization and getting organized really mean? Does “getting organized” exclusively mean membership in a Telegram-popular active club? What if more White people are actually organized as part of a conservative gun club, a community training group, a right-wing book club, a militia of some kind, or etc… And why must it even be in some official capacity? It can be loose and unofficial, like a group of guys getting together once a month. They don’t need labels and patches! Why should every attempt at organizing be as visible or official as the active clubs we see on Telegram?

Besides, It really doesn’t take much for people to get organized in a short span of time anyway, especially when shit actually does hit the fan. Of course it’s better to be “organized” beforehand.

This is actually more constructive than saying “post physique.” I will give Ferryman credit for that.

Well, there’s a few pictures of me on the internet pewpew training with a crew. But I’m not sharing those pictures around here.

I’m sorry if I come across as an asshole sometimes, it’s just difficult to not sound like an asshole when my position is repeatedly mischaracterized and strawmanned by people that refuse to discuss an important issue in good faith.

This is ironically why I advocate for the importance of the Second Amendment — the legal protection of our right to keep and bear arms — so that at least our people can continue to keep and bear arms without getting arrested! How do you not understand this? I’m looking at this the same way people look at legally protecting freedom of speech.

You know how right wing people got into trouble for “gun stuff” in the 90s? Because they broke the law by doing things with firearms that everyone knew was illegal as fuck, but you left that fact out of your post here. In the 90s especially, the Second Amendment was much more compromised/infringed than it is today. This is WHY the legal game is as important as anything else — when I advocate for the Second Amendment, I’m talking about advancing the legal protection of our rights.

Taking “calculated risks” translates to operating within legal limits, and I agree with that, which is why I advocate for expanding the legal protecting of our rights — everything from gun rights to freedom of speech!

The reality is that governments that don’t recognize our rights in a legal context can eventually outlaw active clubs and political parties outright — for example, the BNP was banned in Britain, Format 18 was an active club in Russia that was dismantled, and people in Europe are getting prison time for stickers now.

So this argument that “gun stuff is bad because government will get you for that” is understandable, it makes sense, but it isn’t in line with the reality that everywhere else, the government can dismantle any kind of organization and put you behind bars just for being White.

All I’m doing is advocating for the idea that we deserve more legal protection from (or rather against) the government.

I don’t disagree with this part. I support Patriot Front, and I think getting organized and having demonstrations that win popular support are fucking great! But this is a red herring within the original context — the right to keep and bear arms as something critically important for us.

This article delves into the legend of the Kingdom of Fanes, one of the most captivating myths of Ladin tradition, set among the peaks of the Dolomites. It explores the geographical and cultural origins of Ladin mythology, recounts the tragic saga of Princess Dolasilla, and draws parallels with European epics such as Tolkien’s legendarium and the Arthurian tales. Beyond folklore, it argues that myths like these embody Europe’s living heritage — a reminder that the struggle for local identity is inseparable from the continent’s collective spiritual narrative.

https://radicaldose.com/the-kingdom-of-fanes/

I couldn’t agree more. Get rid of them. The Chinese really are filthy communist bugmen.

https://news.1rj.ru/str/thuletide/7610