Salamander

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From Alistair Jenkins: @Jinks47 Them: You won't be able to attend a concert or football games Me: I don't mind Them: You can't go to a large shopping mall Me: I'll survive Them: You can't drink at the pub Me: I no longer drink Them: You can't enter night clubs Me: I don't go out at night Them: We'll tell your employer Me: I don't have one Them: We'll take it from your salary Me: I don't have a salary Them…

What we're experiencing now is also backlash from the animal kingdom, whom we have greatly disrespected for decades now. We are corralled, castrated and unable to see daylight just as we have forced the animals to live under these conditions. Don't get me wrong - I am a carnivore - veganism is BS and unnatural but the meat that I eat has lived freely, I would never eat factory farmed.

When we eat meat, we also consume the life energy of the animal. It should therefore be a matter of course that we show ourselves thankful for it and do not waste anything. In earlier times, when people slaughtered farm animals or hunted game, every part of the animal was used. The fur or the skin was used to make pelts and leather, feathers for pillows or arrows, the tendons for bows, the tallow for frying, soap mak…

Here are some thoughts I have on the (in)malleability of human nature. Social engineering always ends in failure. People adapt to natural pressures (nature), but when governmental pressures are introduced, people sway one way for a generation and push back in following generations. the social engineering of the soviet union ended in failure the social engineering of the united states will end in failure modernizati…

I'll post stuff that comes to mind but I'm not going to dutifully maintain a schedule

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“If a place is found where idolatry is practiced, the farmers must completely destroy it under the supervision of the pastor. All the trees must be felled and burned, stones smashed to pieces, the pieces scattered, and the soil plowed. A person found guilty of participating in superstitious rituals of sacrifice is to be punished with 20 pairs of lashes on the church hill.” — Edict given in Pärnu, Estonia, in 1749. …

I realy realy LOVE this song from the Dutch Saxon Metalband Heidevolk. It is about Ostara: Shrouded in the field, in mist and cold Shines a shimmer in the dew When the heavens color from black to blue Ostara In the East where the night begun Awakes the light of the morning sun Her morning blesses our source/spring Ostara Early, when the day begins And the sun blinds the field of stars When Spring conquers Winter Os…

(2/2) We rightfully lament how much we've lost as a people. And yet, if you look at the normies who don't really care if it's Easter or Ostara, or if they color eggs or go to a Church. There are extra unncessary things there but the heart is the same. It makes me think that we can't truly ever lose it. It's within us somewhere. We have very good ideas as to why we do the things we do, but if we had to start over al…

(1/2) So today I was thinking about Easter, Ostara, and how powerful the symbolism of this time is. White Christians everywhere decorate eggs and play the rabbit's hiding game with their children. There's an entire chorus of people reminding us about why we do these things. Have you ever seen African Christians coloring eggs or drawing rabbits? What about Asian Christians? I don't know, maybe some do, but I've nev…