The social condition of widespread debility and pusillanimity can enable the growth of a powerful state, just as diversity can. Diverse societies are unstable and mistrusting societies. Mistrusting and unstable societies are societies that require a potentate to stay together and in order. Diversity, like widespread physical weakness, effeminacy, and timidity, is fertile soil for statism to take root and grow.
Telling the truth has become a revolutionary act, so let us salute those who disclose the necessary facts.
15 Sept 2021
If You Go To Hospital For Covid Treatment, You Have A High Chance Of Being Murdered
"As Decent Human Beings We Do Not Wish Other People Die"
"A couple of years ago if you would have told me that doctors would be verbally wishing their patients died based on their vaccination status I wouldn't have believed you. If you would have told me that nurses would no longer be advocating for their patients rights and autonomy I wouldn't have believed you. ...It's normal for me to sit and have a conversation with somebody my age and them tell me they hope I die, because I'm not vaccinated. No, that's not OK!" Says nurse.
Our Gods Have No Heads
'In the old days we invented gods to
worship who we pretended lived in the heavens and we talked about
miracles and divine intervention. Now we invent gods who live right here
on earth and we talk about profit margins and market forces. ...The
new high priests serve the agendas of their gods.'
By Caitlin Johnstone: We’re on a planet-sized haunted hayride to Armageddon, and no one is driving.
Sure at first glance it looks like someone’s driving. It appears that there are governments which are run by elected officials, and that those officials get together regularly with the officials from other governments to determine how the world should be run.
Then you look a bit closer and you discover that’s not how it works at all.
13 Times Superior Natural Immunity Is Better Rout After All - mRNA Vaccines Not Effective Enough And Killing Thousands
"Life Has Not Improved By As Much As We Hoped" - With 80% Vaccinated Singapore Outbreak Worsens As Do Excuses
By Tyler Durden: Singapore has just reached a level of vaccination penetration that many other developed economies would envy: 80% of its adult population has been vaccinated. And yet, it continues to struggle with one of the worst outbreaks yet. On Sunday, the nation of 5.7 million people reported 555 new local COVID-19 cases, the most since August 2020. One day prior, Singapore recorded its 58th COVID death, a partially vaccinated 80-year-old man with a history of diabetes, hypertension and heart problems.
Rather than lowering restrictions, Singapore's Ministry of Health last week banned social gatherings at workplaces, allegedly because clusters of workers gossiping around the water cooler led to an outbreak. And in their free time, Singaporeans have been asked to attend one social gathering per day, tops.
Despite Singapore being one of the world's most heavily vaxxed countries, life has changed for the worst. Alex Cook, an infectious diseases modelling expert at the National University of Singapore, acknowledged that life had not improved "by as much as we might have hoped," despite Singapore being one of the world's most vaccinated countries.
Tyolet And Tydorel Underscore Perceval’s Devastating Father-Death
'Men deeply need fellowship with other men.'
By Author Douglas Galbi: Both Perceval in Chrétien de Troyes’s late-twelfth-century French romance Perceval and Tyolet in an early thirteenth-century lai Tyolet grew up in the woods with their mothers after their fathers died. Neither Perceval nor Tyolet knew a father’s love. A father’s death or absence from his son’s life tends to re-orient his son’s seminal blessing toward death-seeking.[1] Perceval and Tyolet experienced men’s loyalty and devotion to other men as knights engaged in the death-seeking of brutal violence against men. In the lai Tydorel from about the same time, Tydorel ardent desire to know his father similarly prompted him to die to this world in departing to another world.
Men deeply need fellowship with other men. Consider, for example, Tyolet’s encounter with men “knight-beasts {chevaliers bestes}.” A stag that Tyolet was hunting crossed a river. It then metamorphosed:
It assumed the appearance of a knight.
The knight was fully armed at the water’s edge
and, mounted on a horse with flowing mane,
he sat just like an armed knight.
The youth observed him.
The Transgender Delusion And Widespread Effeminacy Will Lead To Totalitarianism
By Amalric de Droevig: As a nation of economically dependent people relies upon a government for aid, alms, and financial support, a nation of weaklings and cowards, dependent upon the physical protection of others, does the same. Economic self-reliance is but one kind of independence; there are other types. Physical safety is another form of independence, and an often overlooked and underconsidered one. People may look to power/authority, typically governmental power/authority, for both physical and economic security. People who do not feel safe and secure, those who can not defend themselves or safeguard their own rights and interests, are more likely to tolerate police state tactics, mass surveillance, heavily armed policemen, unthinkably intrusive laws, etc.