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The vast majority of jews around the world feel it is perfectly justifiable for Israel to have carpet bombed civilians in Gaza to the tune of around 40,000 dead (at least a third of which children) and around 100,000 injured. And by injured we mean “missing a leg” type of damage, not, “got a bit of a scrape on the knee”. That, of course, doesn’t take into account things like the trauma of seeing your small child with its head or limbs blown off, and your parents reduced to mince-meat when you are missing a limb too. This is not hyperbole. This is literally what has and is happening in Gaza right now.

IDF soldiers have been filmed blowing up clean water supplies for the refugee camps, bombing the refugee camps themselves, hospitals and Churches and sniping children, as well as trafficking in organs of dead Palestinians. IDF soldiers that have gang-raped Palestinians have been placed under arrest and a mob of citizens stormed the location of their arrest in order to argue for their release.

And of course, throughout the world, Jews keep condemning the Palestinians as all being terrorists regardless of age.

And all based on an “attack” in which the IDF, when it eventually reacted, six hours after receiving the stand-down order, by the accounts of Israeli victims themselves, killed a large number of their own citizens, including by firing with a helicopter gunship on a kibbutz. And of course, the entire October 7th “attack” was known about days in advance, the Israelis being warned of it days in advance by multiple agencies from multiple nations. In other words, the whole October 7th thing was absolutely instigated, set-up, and allowed to happen by the Israeli government itself.

Now, if despite all of this it is fine for Jews to say every Palestinian is a terrorist, it must equally be fine for the rest of us to say that every Jew is a parasitic Satanist whose religion clearly states that raping children under age 3 is perfectly fine and not even a crime.

Please keep in mind that this is perfectly in keeping with the Jews’ own “method of measurement”. Objective reality and justice demands that the rules, whatever they are, are applied equally to both sides. I for example deny that Anglo-Saxon Laws are at all fair and reasonable and much prefer Roman Law, which is based on Principle first but the specifics of each case can and do alter the outcome of the sentence. As such, I would not only apply Roman Law to criminals, but also to myself.

If the Jews are into collective judgement and punishment, and also generational punishment and revenge (which they are) then it is only fair we apply the same rules to them.

Personally I have never been for collective judgement and punishment, as it is not part of my culture, belief system, or even, arguably, the bounds of reason and logic. But I am happy to adapt, in order to not be anti-semitic and reject the ways of the Jews by not applying them to them too.

I shall therefore, henceforth, apply such standards to any Jew I may come in contact with. After all, I don’t want to be accused of treating Jews any differently from how they treat others. And since they consider anyone not Jewish a kind of cattle to be used for their own ends, I will consider every jew as a noxious parasite until they adopt a new strategy that alters their fundamental religious beliefs.

I wouldn’t hold my breath waiting though.

By G | 30 July 2024 | Posted in Social Commentary

Warriors and Farmers – Part II

I described earlier some of the similarities between Farmers and what for want of a better word —because unfortunately the woke mobs have somewhat reduced the term— I refer to as warriors.

There probably needs to be a short preamble on that word for later ease of understanding (and reference) so that those of you that become regular readers will gradually begin to “speak my language” as any good friends invariably end up doing when discussing philosophy and life; using even common words with a more specific and narrowly defined meaning.

So, then, here is my take on warriors as I see them.

Warriors: a definition

Warriors are NOT soldiers or police or generally speaking members of an organised army of a nation. Warriors can exist in those fields but are a rarity there and by (my) definition not part of such organisations by choice; precisely because soldiers, cops, etc. are merely the enforcing arm of politicians. A warrior has more of a functioning brain and code of ethics than to simply be a tool for some parasite to use for his own ends. Nevertheless, they can get drafted or occasionally end up in such places through one of the random paths life takes sometimes.

Warriors will tend to be far closer to old style hunters than soldiers. They may be professional fighters or private (freelance) security or mercenaries, but once again, generally not. You may find them working as bouncers, boxers, MMA enthusiasts, and so on, but they may also just be peaceful hikers that like hinting, weapons in general and want to simply be free to raise their families in peace.

Ultimately, a warrior will fight for principle over externally imposed “duty”. He will fight for those he loves and do so without hesitation but possibly care nothing for ideologies about this or that political side or even his supposed nation.

That last point though is a very recent development. A warrior did and should care about his nation. But Nations in the West have been destroyed, infiltrated, “diversified” and atomised, so people hardly even recognise them as such. Nations used to be relatives and people like you that thought and believed largely like you too, so it was natural to be willing to fight to protect them.

Having given the word “warrior” some “flesh”, I retune to the similarities and differences between them and farmers.

Farmers and Warriors

My friend came over again and we spent the last 8 hours non stop working on the farm. He on the tractor and me machete in hand. I am still recovering from a bout of weird sickness everyone else in our house had had but it hit me last, so I was not as efficient as I would have liked and had to work a couple or three of the hours in the shade. But despite feeling far from fit, neither nor my friend stopped for pretty much anything other than a drink of water.

He is the only other guy other than myself and my father, that I met, who has that kind of attitude towards work.

We talked little, only when clearing the radiator of dust or discussing a clearing area we wanted to create, and I noted how the farmer is just as patient, cautious and observant as the warrior/hunter, and just like them, the farmer will not hesitate to make a strong decision and run with it. The only appreciable difference I noticed is that the hunter is generally able to respond faster. Nature of the game, after all.

My friend has had all the same kind of experiences I had related to hunting, only they were related to farming.

At 13 he was tilling the earth with his dad’s tractor. At 13 I shot my first buffalo.

The other similarity I noticed is that neither type boasts. We can joke and play the fool or tease a silly man pretending to know more than he does. We may recount stories from our past, but at least half the time we are making fun of our own bad choices. But someone will almost never realise our level of competence at our talent, at least not unless they themselves become witnesses to the use of such talents.

Later in life, from our age on, we may discuss aspects of our knowledge in a general way, to share what we know with younger people, but it’s only by asking specifics that I find out what my farmer friend had to learn early on, or what kind of hardship he endured to learn it.

Neither of us had “easy” fathers, we were expected to use our reason and get things done regardless of our age. The whiny “but da-aaad” mentality simply does not exist in us and the first instinct we have when faced with a supposedly impossible problem or one requiring a supposed “expert” to solve, is to immediately try and figure out how to overcome the issue on our own terms.

My jury-rigging tends to be faster, his more durable. Working as a team there is a kind of synthesis that normally only appears between men that have worked together for years. But in our case it’s a bit like Russian Cosmonauts in Space; technically they have a ranked hierarchy, but practically, whoever knows more takes over the role of leader. It’s natural, does not require any talking and each one falls into the role of leader or attentive follower as required.

It really is a pleasure to work with the man, and despite our fathers having been pretty harsh, I think possibly the only other man that kind of synthesis of action worked with was my own father.

And today my boy came out to us of his own volition. He wanted me to have him ride the tractor with me again (I had done it a day or so earlier, barely able to walk still from my illness, but I has promised him I’d take him on it) and today after he rode the tractor with my friend and pulled a few levers and he was asked if he had fun he simply said a laconic: “Yup.”

Later when it was just the two of us he opened up more and told me he liked riding the tractor a lot.

He’d sat with me watching me cut a few things branches and clearing stuff and reorganising a water line and electric line to better accommodate where the chicken coop will go.

And that morning at breakfast with just us two, as all his sisters and mother were still in bed he told me how he loves our home and how school is boring when you have to go every day.

Just hold on a bit longer son. If I can manage it you’ll be home schooled and be able to learn far more than they would try and indoctrinate into you. I just need his Italian to become fluent first. And a few more parents on the same page as us.

It may be slow, but it’s coming together.

Others called my project the Kurganate and I went along with it since they had given me the nickname already anyway, but the reality is I don’t much care what it’s called. As long as we can build a strong community that is self-sufficient and capable of retaining its independence no matter what, and hopefully do so before ai drop dead of old age, it will be worth it.

If you’re not doing something along these lines then you have my prayers and sadness. This is just the start of what will need to be done to protect your freedom to be a human being and not some half-cyborged slave-class property of some Satanic Oligarch.

One of the last things I said to my friend today:

“It’s funny how your life and mine seem to be parallels of each other, yours in farming, mine in hunting.”

His reply:

“It’s a good combination. Both will be needed.”

I told him whatever we manage to grow on my land we will share so his family too can benefit. It is my land, bought and paid for and it will hopefully go to my children after I pass, but if my plan works, others will buy land and property near us with the same mindset and the same religion; and proper Catholicism will rise again.

The next few posts will expose what you can expect in the coming years. This is how you prepare.

By G | 28 July 2024 | Posted in Farming Life, Social Commentary

From a comment

On an Italian site. Translation below.

Dall’area commenti, per riflettere:

“Io faccio una vita da liberal: ho un dottorato, faccio un lavoro altamente specializzato e molto richiesto, negli ultimi quattro anni ho vissuto in quattro paesi diversi, non esiste una terra o un paese col quale abbia un vero legame, non ho affiliazioni religiose, e sono sempre con la valigia in mano. In un certo senso sono il cittadino europeo modello.

E vi posso dire che è una vita schifosa. È una vita schifosa vedere famiglia e amici una volta all’anno. È una vita schifosa non avere radici, vivere in uno stato costante di limbo, ogni relazione umana temporanea, superficiale, impalpabile. È una vita schifosa non avere neanche più il conforto di una fede, una qualsiasi, guardare le stelle e provare solo freddo.

Non passa giorno che non maledica il destino – ma anche gli innominabili responsabili – che non mi ha fatto nascere e crescere in una comunità vera, non un formicaio di impiegati distinti solo dal codice fiscale, ma un’entità organica fatta di tradizione, terra, e sangue, dove ogni volto ha un nome e ogni vita ha un senso.

I sapientoni benpensanti pensano di curare il mal di vivere dell’uomo contemporaneo col welfare, con gli psicofarmaci, col “reddito base universale”, ma quello che manca davvero è la comunità, le radici, un sistema di riferimento tangibile entro il quale l’uomo possa orientarsi. Ma questo i sapientoni non possono accettarlo, perché significherebbe riconoscere che la somma delle stupidaggini che ripetono da una vita vale zero.”

***

“I live a liberal life: I have a doctorate, I do a highly specialized and highly sought-after job, in the last four years I have lived in four different countries, there is no land or country with which I have a real connection, I have no religious affiliations, and I am always with a suitcase in my hand. In a sense, I am the model European citizen.

And I can tell you that it’s a lousy life. It’s a crappy life to see family and friends once a year. It is a disgusting life not to have roots, to live in a constant state of limbo, every human relationship temporary, superficial, impalpable. It is a disgusting life not even to have the comfort of any faith, to look at the stars and feel only cold.

Not a day goes by that I don’t curse fate – but also the unmentionable leaders – which did not make me born and grow up in a real community, not an anthill of employees distinguished only by the tax code, but an organic entity made up of tradition, land,and blood, where every face has a name and every life has a meaning.

The right-thinking pundits think they can cure the malaise of living of contemporary man with welfare, with psychotropic drugs, with the “universal basic income”, but what is really missing is the community, the roots, a tangible reference system within which man can orient himself. But the pundits cannot accept this, because it would mean recognizing that the sum of the stupidities they have been repeating for a lifetime is worth zero.”

By G | 27 July 2024 | Posted in Social Commentary

The Kurgan view through the Catholic Glass

A recent conversation with a guy I have a lot of time and respect for took me a little by surprise, since it appeared that somewhat out of the blue he went a little anti-Catholic.

It’s not that in itself that was the surprise, but rather that he seemed to have made some assumptions about my perspective which frankly, I am at a loss as to how he did that, since my views are pretty clearly identified both her and on my YouTube channel, on pretty much everything I care to discuss.

In order to make it even clearer, I thought it best to identify perhaps more clearly, if somewhat succinctly (for me anyway) some of my positions.

The use of generalities will be very common, and if you’re too stupid to understand that “in general” does not mean “every single time”, well, I can’t help you.

On Catholic crimes of conquest

Perhaps the most touted is the one concerning South America. Did Catholics do som bad shit there? Sure. Did they destroy Mayan codexes and such? Sure. Although if my memory serves one of the few salvaged was by a monk (I may be wrong). Did this somehow lower human knowledge of human history in some important ways? Perhaps. Am I really torn up about it?

No. No I am not. And keep in mind I was big on trying to figure out stuff about that culture for years. But the reality is that ultimately it was an extremely cruel and vicious culture, and there is more than a little evidence that some of the symbols used in it are reflective of some used in Freemasonry, and there is a guy who has written at least one book on the topic of Satanic cultures having such common threads. In case tearing open 20,000 living men, women and children to rip their hearts out to appease their gods wasn’t evidence enough.

On the Catholic practice of building Churches on top of Pagan shrines they had destroyed, so that the Pagans would still show up, and over time be converted, once again, I am not going to shed any tears of it. Might this have possibly reduced human knowledge with regard to lay lines and potentially some astronomical correlations and aspects? Possibly. But even if that were the case, what are the societies that were replaced by Catholicism like? Almost without exception (certainly none I am aware of) they were more brutal, violent, oppressive and vicious than Catholicism.

And as for the Inquisition supposedly being this bloodbath of thousands of innocent women being burnt at the stake, it is perhaps one of the biggest lies ever perpetrated by the Satanists of the so-called French “enlightenment” and revolution. Did you ever ask yourself why it is called the “enlightenment” and Lucifer is known as the light bringer? Or the fact that the American revolution was financed by Freemasons with French money to create the first country that actually operated from the start on the basis of Freemasonic principles barely covered over by a veneer of Protestant puritanism?

The grand total of “witches” killed by the Inquisition over more than 100 years is 12.

And they also killed only 163 pedophiles in the same period. I could top that in a week-end just by clearing out the Vatican.

So, overall, in general, no, I don’t care about the “atrocities” that Catholics may have committed against some supposedly innocent group of heart-eating, child-raping, goat-fuckers.

And while I am sure some innocents somewhere, invariably get killed in any kind of war or uprising and so on, by and large Catholicism has only improved life for all people under it when compared to what it replaced.

The simple proof of it is that no one can point to any other civilisation under which human beings have flourished and generally had as good a time than under Catholicism. Similarly, the greatest number of works of unparalleled beauty have happened under Catholicism. And please note that I am not saying beauty is a uniquely Catholic perspective, for example, I have always found Japanese aesthetics to be appealing too, I said the “greatest number” of beautiful works of art.

The de-chattalisation of women, children and the abolition of slavery all also followed.

Not to mention the literal invention of the scientific method.

So, overall, despite the inevitable collateral damage, conquering Catholics inevitably brought a better life than the alternative. And let’s not forget that while we as Catholics will convert and then happily mix with whatever we conquered (see South America) the Protties tend to exterminate (see North America).

On Race and Culture

It would be hard for anyone to really accuse me of racism if they have even the tiniest glimmer of insight into my personal history, but let me be clear that I absolutely am aware and notice and see and consider race. Because my brain functions normally. Just like I notice sunshine, rain, and any other number of things.

My position is again, very Catholic. But this probably needs further explanation, because the overwhelming zeitgeist of “Christianity” is really Churchianity and not actual belief. Protestantism has made it so a “Christian” is anyone that says he is. The reality is that unless you are literally willing to die rather than denounce Christ, you are simply NOT an actual believer. You’re a pretender.

So:

IF you are an actual believer,

AND you actually understand agree with and do your best to follow Catholic dogma,

THEN, your race, culture, etc matter less to me. That said, I am not blind to either race or culture, and 25 plus years in Africa has made it abundantly clear to me that the average African is not suited to live in the average Traditional Catholic European country any more than the average Catholic European is suited to live in the average Traditional African Village. And there is nothing wrong with that. In fact I am absolutely for the Africans to have their own ways and cultures and nations and for every people to have theirs. I for one would very much like my nation to return: The Most Serene Republic of Venice.

Since that is not really how things are, I am absolutely for having very clear and strong borders and repatriating any illegals by the most expedient, efficient ways and I don’t care if they are a bit brutal too. Nor am I in favour of second or third generation people of a completely different religion and culture pretending to be natives of a country their ancestors came to.

It’s really not hard to understand. My father has lived in Africa over 40 years but he will never act, think, or behave like an African any more than a Zulu who has lived in Venice for 40 years can be a Venetian. And I absolutely wish to preserve every culture possible. The Zulus in Zululand and with their rules and ways to be respected by any visiting foreigner or foreign resident, and Venice for Venetians, with our rules and ways.

That is real diversity. I can then experience Japan in Japan and Botswana in Botswana and Venice in Venice.

And if your claim is that some people (say white Europeans) are far more technologically advanced than some other people (like say black Africans or Brown Indians) well, sure, I also agree there are differences between races and cultures. These are simple facts to observe. And the best thing one can do is to simply allow each culture and ethnicity to grow on their own terms.

There really is nothing any more “unfair” about it than saying a humming bird has an unfair advantage in flight over a lion. So what? They are different and let them carry on in their own way.

Not all cultures are equal. Some are objectively better than others. And Catholicism is unquestionably the best culture Humanity has ever seen. It doesn’t matter if it upsets you. It’s just as true that Japanese Katanas are the best kind of sword ever built for the purposes they fulfilled.

As for the outliers… sure… they exist in all aspects of life. Generally speaking I have been one myself in multiple aspects of life and have I been discriminated against for it? Sure. So what? The outlier will find a way. And again, my approach here is perfectly Catholic. Just like nothing could prevent Joan of Arc from being Joan of Arc, if God wills it, nothing is impossible. The priest Joan initially told her visions to told her to shut up and stop being crazy. Because he knew, most likely she’s just crazy, but if not… God will find a way. And even when I was not Catholic I always understood this very simple principle: life is not fair. So what? Buckle up sunshine!

On the LGBT-Pedos

Just like it is a fact that generally the IQ of caucasians is higher than that of Africans, no matter how many people it upsets, the fact also remains that the incidence of child sexual abuse committed by homosexuals is over ten times that committed by non homosexuals. And that’s on reported cases, which we all know are a fraction of the real number. So, at a bare minimum, no child should be given into “adoption” to homosexuals. And that is far from the only argument against it, by the way.

Secondly, from a purely natural perspective, it is absolutely clear that homosexuality is a deviancy, a clear defect, regardless of your opinion of how it comes about. Because if we all went homosexual, the human race would disappear and be unrecoverable after about 4 decades. And by the way, the only study I am aware of on it, which I read over 30 years ago, concluded that in about 90% of cases homosexuality in men was a result of either a choice, or sexual trauma and was reversible, while only about 10% of cases seemed to be a birth defect.

That said, I am no more for burning homosexuals at the stake than I am for doing so for people born with six fingers or missing a leg. I certainly will be absolutely wary around them, as I would be around anyone with proclivities that might play out as harmful towards my children, but ultimately my position is indeed that what they do behind closed doors, with other consenting adults, can and should remain behind such closed doors. Proselytising your deviancy as normal is not, and should not be permitted. And if you disagree, I would like you to now defend my personal preference for hunting pedophiles down on horseback with lances and making a corrida of it through all towns around the world.

If you are a pervert, you KNOW you are a pervert. So shut the fuck up, stay in your closet and lane, and don’t you dare try and normalise it.

Just like it would be absurd to tell golfers how it’s perfectly normal to shove a bucketful of golf balls up your arse every Friday night, it is absurd to teach that homosexuality is “normal”. It isn’t. And it never can be. Just like being born with only one leg is not normal. So as far as I am concerned, the rules Russia has imposed concerning the LGBT nonsense are perfectly fine. With one exception:

Pedophiles really should be burnt at the stake, and as my recent survey shows , (feel free to add your vote) most men really agree with me.

Conclusion

So, that covers the main topics. And feel free to try and critique my “bigoted” views but be mindful of the rules of this blog if you want to avoid an insta-ban.

By G | 26 July 2024 | Posted in Catholicism, Clown World, Sedevacantism, Social Commentary

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