When you see a lion devouring an antelope, who do you identify with? Who do you sympathise with?
I notice a strong tendency in modern society for people to identify with the victim, the oppressed. This has been a disaster for British society and for British politics. Saying you are British used to be a proud boast of an imperial people, and being able to say you are an Englishman was an even prouder boast within the Empire. Nowadays, this pride has been reversed and subverted. Scots, Welsh, and Irish today often try to disassociate from their imperial past and emphasise their local identities, often acting offended when people call them English. “It’s the English who were the ones going around the world bullying people, not us”, they would say. “The English oppressed us too”, they would also say. They do not realise that building the largest empire to date is a glorious achievement that should be regarded with extreme pride.
What is ironic is that Scots were actually overrepresented in Imperial positions in the colonies, although Englishmen still filled the majority of Imperial positions. Welsh and Irish as well were fully participating in empire building and Imperial rule.
At the height of empire, being British was something people regarded with great pride, and being English was the crème de la crème.
But now people often want to be the victim rather than the victor, the oppressed rather than the conqueror. What a shame.
Even among the English, there is this tendency to identify with the victim. Many English nationalists today would rather identify with the conquered Saxons rather than the conquering Normans, even though the overwhelming majority, likely all, of English people have Norman blood. Likewise, there is a tendency among the middle and lower classes to emphasise their ordinary backgrounds, foolishly thinking that being ordinary is something to be proud of. It is not.
Being extraordinary is something to be proud of! Being a victor is something to be proud of! Being a conqueror is something to be proud of!
Don’t identify with the antelope. Identify with the lion!
I notice a strong tendency in modern society for people to identify with the victim, the oppressed. This has been a disaster for British society and for British politics. Saying you are British used to be a proud boast of an imperial people, and being able to say you are an Englishman was an even prouder boast within the Empire. Nowadays, this pride has been reversed and subverted. Scots, Welsh, and Irish today often try to disassociate from their imperial past and emphasise their local identities, often acting offended when people call them English. “It’s the English who were the ones going around the world bullying people, not us”, they would say. “The English oppressed us too”, they would also say. They do not realise that building the largest empire to date is a glorious achievement that should be regarded with extreme pride.
What is ironic is that Scots were actually overrepresented in Imperial positions in the colonies, although Englishmen still filled the majority of Imperial positions. Welsh and Irish as well were fully participating in empire building and Imperial rule.
At the height of empire, being British was something people regarded with great pride, and being English was the crème de la crème.
But now people often want to be the victim rather than the victor, the oppressed rather than the conqueror. What a shame.
Even among the English, there is this tendency to identify with the victim. Many English nationalists today would rather identify with the conquered Saxons rather than the conquering Normans, even though the overwhelming majority, likely all, of English people have Norman blood. Likewise, there is a tendency among the middle and lower classes to emphasise their ordinary backgrounds, foolishly thinking that being ordinary is something to be proud of. It is not.
Being extraordinary is something to be proud of! Being a victor is something to be proud of! Being a conqueror is something to be proud of!
Don’t identify with the antelope. Identify with the lion!
"We the aristocrats, we are the good, the beautiful, the happy!"
- Friedrich Nietzsche
- Friedrich Nietzsche
"For what is the worth of human life, unless it is woven into the life of our ancestors by the records of history?"
- Cicero
- Cicero
The Road to Radicalisation
The more our enemies push their evil ideas too far on society, the more people are waking up and becoming radicalised.
I have always been right wing but I used to be genuinely “colour blind”. Not that I didn’t notice race, of course I did, but it just wasn’t something I thought too much about.
But in the past decade and a half our enemies have been pushing their evil ideologies ever more aggressively, and behaving ever more outrageously. Unless you’re blind, drugged, or live somewhere isolated from the world (and don’t consume much media) then you would definitely have noticed what’s happening. I noticed. You noticed. Many others have noticed and woken up.
In the past decade I went from being a “colour blind” teenager into the fully race conscious ethno-nationalist young man I am now.
I went from simply being weirded out by gays and other sexual deviants to realising that these freaks are actively trying to brainwash both children and adults into sexual deviancy and destroy love, romance, and the family.
I realised how many people are dead-on-the-inside slaves who are willing to accept being locked down like if they are under house arrest and being forced to cover their faces like they are women in the Middle East all because of a virus that has more than a 99% survival rate. And then being forced jabbed like a guinea pig with a “vaccine” that doesn’t even vaccinate the recipient from getting the disease.
And I’m not the only one who has woken up and become radicalised. Many others have and many others will continue to do so as our enemies push too far.
And our enemies will realise how far they’ve crossed the line, for they will experience a brutal hell of vengeance that we will wreak upon them.
The more our enemies push their evil ideas too far on society, the more people are waking up and becoming radicalised.
I have always been right wing but I used to be genuinely “colour blind”. Not that I didn’t notice race, of course I did, but it just wasn’t something I thought too much about.
But in the past decade and a half our enemies have been pushing their evil ideologies ever more aggressively, and behaving ever more outrageously. Unless you’re blind, drugged, or live somewhere isolated from the world (and don’t consume much media) then you would definitely have noticed what’s happening. I noticed. You noticed. Many others have noticed and woken up.
In the past decade I went from being a “colour blind” teenager into the fully race conscious ethno-nationalist young man I am now.
I went from simply being weirded out by gays and other sexual deviants to realising that these freaks are actively trying to brainwash both children and adults into sexual deviancy and destroy love, romance, and the family.
I realised how many people are dead-on-the-inside slaves who are willing to accept being locked down like if they are under house arrest and being forced to cover their faces like they are women in the Middle East all because of a virus that has more than a 99% survival rate. And then being forced jabbed like a guinea pig with a “vaccine” that doesn’t even vaccinate the recipient from getting the disease.
And I’m not the only one who has woken up and become radicalised. Many others have and many others will continue to do so as our enemies push too far.
And our enemies will realise how far they’ve crossed the line, for they will experience a brutal hell of vengeance that we will wreak upon them.
Forwarded from Sexual Subversion - LGBT Agenda
Did women start entering the workforce because of some "awakening" and learning about "their rights"?
By 1960, women in western countries had experienced joining the workforce TWICE, as in both world wars women were recruited en masse to replace the men set to the front. Yet both times these women left the factories as soon as the war ended.
It wasn't until mass media stigmatized being a housewife, and promoted careers for women, that we saw this huge desire for women to work.
By 1960, women in western countries had experienced joining the workforce TWICE, as in both world wars women were recruited en masse to replace the men set to the front. Yet both times these women left the factories as soon as the war ended.
It wasn't until mass media stigmatized being a housewife, and promoted careers for women, that we saw this huge desire for women to work.