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Obviously, I was half joking (but half serious) in my response, but here you are, once again, trying to defend Trump. And the question is ----- Why??? One, I despise the Democrat régime. Two, I opt to cast my vote not so much for the man, but what I hope is a more general grass-roots type of politi...

On page 30 of this thread Iwannaplato, before his ignoble defection, wrote: If they are arguing that we shouldn't have non-European influences and should return to the core of European tradition...and for them this means a religion that came out of the Middle East and an at that time non-European et...

Dubious wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 1:17 am….

Sorry to have neglected you! I have time to mercilessly beat on you should your masochism kick in again. I am here to serve.

Remember, I brought up the conflict between Christian nationalism and the more known and visible Christianity-lite that we are most exposed to. Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson and others I could name are moving toward a form of Christian nationalism. At the least in outline. If one does believe that C...

First, if this is true, why, after nearly two thousand years, did organized Christianity only betray its race and civilization in the twentieth century, after the Jewish coup that was accomplished in no small part by the creation and promotion of the heresy of Christian Zionism? It is my greatest d...

I would here submit the thought of Julius Evola in A Traditionalist Confronts Fascism , here outlined & discussed by Michael Millerman. In my own case I have been dealing with the tension, conflict and also interplay between, let's say, traditional Catholicism and those opposing racialist and na...

Sure, I wasn't ruling it out as a possible choice for some. Remember I am responding to someone who presented it as the only choice. I am just pointing out that it has its source elsewhere, and the key figure, the one one is supposed to focus on, saw himself as a non-European. I mean, he didn't thi...

attofishpi wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 1:23 am Yeah, I get that but how did Kant know it was time for a walk?

Some kind of imperative built into him I’d reckon.

Candace Owens has become a Catholic.

I mean … it is somewhat topical.

seeds wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2024 10:33 pm Come on now, AJ, stop playing games with semantics.

If you do think I am here to accuse you, you have made a mistake. Put that idea aside.

...at the very moment that picture was taken, was thinking to himself how much he would love to reach down and grab the blond chick by the "you know what." Which (in different terms of course) are thoughts that run through my mind every day when I am out and about. Living next to a univer...

I have no perspective other than what science and nature imply. You're almost laughable in your desperate attempt to become personal and denigrate whatever I say. And I will point out that right there is your problem with understanding revelation. You seem to me to be one so committed to a set of p...

Harbal wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2024 8:31 pm

Alexis Jacobi wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2024 8:11 pm One could say, of you, that you’ve dug your hole and, if it were like a bed, lie in it.

You don't see many bed shaped holes; I don't suppose there's much demand for them.

Chalk it up to an (intended) infelicitous mixing of metaphors ….

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