Most societies have been robbed of the very idea of greatness. That their society every was great or ever could or should be great ever again at anything.
Worse in European nations, but it is a spreading plague.
This applies far more viscously to the individual level.
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There needs to be a law that bans Westerners from touching Japanese IP
"Golden Axe" video game is getting an animated series.
Co-created by Mike McMahan & Joe Chandler.
Coming to Paramount+ on September 16.
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I was listen to some random video this morning, and it said something along the lines of "you reach into the void of creativity and pull out something new".
I believe that this is a religious experience, and all creation is from God, through our hands.
When you outsource your creativity to machines, who cannot create; as creation is a uniquely divine concept, you clip your own wings to ascension.
The reason I do not trust our technological future is because it will stunt progress to a halt. Instead of creation, we will just recycle, corrupt, and parody concepts that already exist.
The reason I use a VCR to create media is because it is from a time where the only way to create anything was to reach into the divine.
There's a reason I'm whistling quietly to myself.
I suspect VERY few people will get why as it is a long time ago now.
Well said Joel. Climate change is not a religion - it’s not something you believe in, it’s something you either comprehend or you don’t.
Furthermore the phrase itself is a tautology - it’s like asking do you believe if water is wet.
The climate changes - it’s just a question of whether or not an extra CO2 molecule in the atmosphere absorbs enough energy from outgoing long wave radiation of 14.8 microns to heat up the surrounding 10,000 molecules of N2 and O2 by 1 degree.
Using the third law of motion (temperature is a measure of mean molecular momentum hence why we use the laws of motion) for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Therefore in order for 1 molecule to heat up 10,000 others by 1 degree then the single molecule has to be 10,000 degrees (assuming equal mass).
It’s worth noting gases are also poor conductors of heat.
The CO2 climate climate argument is therefore impossible as it defies the laws of physics.
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This is a page from a Mexican school textbook published by the Secretariat of Public Education, the federal government ministry in Mexico responsible for creating and running national education policy, school standards, and the public school system.
The story is the Aztec/Mexica legend “El conejo de la luna” (“The Rabbit of the Moon”), about Quetzalcóatl (in human form) depicted bearded and with blond hair and blue eyes.
Multiple civilizations around the world have preserved remarkably consistent legends of fair-skinned, often bearded deities or culture heroes who arrived from the sea, taught agriculture, laws, architecture, writing and the arts, established order, and then departed with a promise to return.
This repeated pattern of White bringers of civilization—described in the same physical terms and with the same civilizing role—demonstrates that at least some ancient "gods" were real historical figures who traveled the world and elevated these societies.
Legends of the White Gods
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We are essentially in an infrastructural time bomb where the entire American economy is held together by a few thousand boomers who refused to teach anything to anyone and just held their cushy job until they were 80.
People forget that when an east coast oil pipeline was hacked during Biden, Congress dragged the managers of the pipeline into a hearing and asked why they didn't run it manually and the response was "everyone that knows how is either retired or dead."
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𝗩𝗶𝗲𝘁𝗻𝗮𝗺 𝗩𝗲𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀’ 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲
Today we honour the 𝟲𝟬,𝟬𝟬𝟬 𝗔𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗹𝗶𝗮𝗻𝘀 who served in Vietnam — those who returned and those who did not.
𝗦𝗶𝘅𝘁𝘆 𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿𝘀 𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗕𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗹𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗟𝗼𝗻𝗴 𝗧𝗮𝗻, we remember the courage and sacrifice of men and women who fought for the free world.
Lest we forget.
𝟭𝟴 𝗔𝘂𝗴𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲
#veterans #veteransupport #VeteransCommunity
#supportingveterans
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Many of our Western men are dead from fighting these savages & now our Governments have been mass importing them into our nations & they are being placed into positions of power by our treasonous Government.
Our Veterans were told by our Governments to fight them overseas so that they don’t bring war to our shores then the Government imported them all into our nations.
And now they are r*ping our children, women & even our men, they are terrorising & killing our people & the Government says if you complain about it, you are Islamophobic.
The biggest threat & danger to the West currently is our own Governments.
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It’s Pauline Hanson here. Jim Chalmers is full of shit.
One Nation doesn’t support scrapping super, we just think people should be able to use their super when in financial distress instead of losing their home.
Labor would rather you end up homeless.
We don’t expect you to chip in anything to our campaign to do the right thing by Aussie families.
Just vote One Nation.
#LaborLies #FireTheLiar
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In 1874, two little girls were prisoners in a Cheyenne camp. A US Army lieutenant knew he was outnumbered, but had the audacity to charge in to save their lives.
His name was Frank Baldwin, and he already had one Medal of Honor.
He'd earned the first ten years earlier, at Peachtree Creek during Sherman's Atlanta campaign. Under heavy fire, Baldwin ran ahead of his own men, broke into the Confederate line by himself, and came back out with two captured officers and an enemy battle flag.
That alone put him in rare company. But the second one made him a legend.
In 1874, on the Texas plains, a Cheyenne band had carried off four young sisters after murdering their parents and older siblings. Baldwin was leading two companies when he located the camp holding two of them, ages 7 and 5. He was outnumbered and the enemy held strong ground. Every rule said wait for reinforcements.
But Baldwin knew what waiting meant. If the camp scattered, the girls would be killed before help arrived.
So he attacked. The charge hit with such unexpected fury, the village broke and ran, abandoning everything. When his men swept through, they found the two sisters half-starved, hidden under a pile of buffalo hides. Still alive.
Frank Baldwin became the second man in American history to wear two Medals of Honor, and the first to earn them in two different wars.
American audacity.
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Media Release: One Nation to cut tobacco tax to smash organised crime
Australia’s tobacco excise policy has failed and is now underwriting organised crime. One Nation will cut tobacco excise by 75 per cent, pause indexation for three years and pair the cut with tougher action against organised crime.
One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson said Australians were sick of criminal gangs terrorising their communities and getting rich while the Albanese government pretends their policy is still working.
“People are sick of the firebombing, shootings, extortion and killings. They are sick of watching tobacco shops burn, while organised crime takes control of the market.
“Victoria Police says there have been 193 tobacco arsons and six homicides directly attributed to the trade. Innocent victims have been killed by arsonists who attacked the wrong home. This is not a victimless crime.
“Labor’s policy is failing. ABS estimates show illicit sources supplied 80 per cent of nicotine consumed in 2025, while total consumption rose almost 40 per cent between 2017 and 2025.
“Legal tobacco is being replaced by black-market cigarettes. Excise in a packet of 20 is now about $30.60 and is scheduled to rise again in September.
“Excise revenue is in free-fall, dropping from $12.6 billion in 2022–23 to an estimated $4.1 billion in 2025–26 and $3.6 billion this financial year. Labor has not only lost the revenue, it has lost control of the black market in illegal tobacco. Every budget prediction they have made on excise has been wrong, wrong, wrong.
“One Nation will cut excise by 75 per cent and pause indexation for three years. Passed through in full, a $46.50 legal pack would fall to about $21 or $22.
“Senate inquiry evidence put illicit packs at roughly $12 to $25. Our plan makes legal tobacco competitive and attacks the gangs’ extraordinary profit margin.
“The cut will be matched with stronger border enforcement, faster shop closures, tougher penalties for traffickers and attack organisers, and aggressive seizure of criminal assets and unexplained wealth.
“We do not blame Australians under cost-of-living pressure for stretching their budgets. We blame a government that kept doubling down while organised crime built a multibillion-dollar market.
“This is not about encouraging smoking. It is about restoring the rule of law and breaking the black market.
“Labor handed this market to organised crime. One Nation will take it back.”
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WHITE AUSSIE LYNCHED BY AFRICAN TEENS IN AUSTRALIA
African teens used Tinder to lure 27 year old Aussie Oliver Conroy to what he believed was a date with an 18 year old woman.
Conroy was ambushed by a group of seven African teens who dragged him from his vehicle, violently assaulted him, ran over him with his own car then Conroy was allegedly bound & dragged up the street by his own car.
He was found by neighbours with horrific injuries & died in hospital.
This is new modern Australia.
White Aussies are being lynched by third world immigrants & our Government claim White people are the ‘racists’.
Imagine if this was the other way around & the victim was Black & perpetrators were White?
There would be riots in the streets.
Why don’t White people stand up or advocate for their own people like other racial/ cultural groups?
Whites are being LYNCHED in their own homeland & people are silent, wtf 😡
Boku wa Taiyo daze!
Watashi wa hikari.
Watashi wa anata no sasae.
Watashi wa Samurai jenai, watashi wa Yambushi desu yo!
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Commies shooting him in the throat inspired George Orwell to write 1984. Kind of.
In 1936, Orwell went to Spain to join the POUM and fight the big, mean, evil fascists.
He probably didn’t get to burn Catholic priests alive himself, but he made it just in time for the commies to turn their guns on the anti-Stalinist POUM militia and shoot him in the throat.
While he recovered, the government blamed POUM for the fighting, outlawed the militia, and murdered its leader.
The government effectively rewrote what had happened in real time, even with living witnesses present to testify to the opposite.
Even his publisher refused to publish his “Homage to Catalonia” to hide the fact of commie repression.
Therefore, 1984.
The Spanish anarchists murdered 6,832 Catholic priests during the Red Terror, in what is the most intense anticlerical slaughter in modern Western history.
After the July 1936 military coup, they seized Catalonia in the name of revolution. Their control patrols carried out mass arrests and summary executions of clergy, landowners, and political rivals in the secret detention centers (chekas) they controlled.
Then in May 1937, the Soviet-aligned communists turned on their former allies, killing hundreds in street fights until the NKVD seized POUM leader Andreu Nin and tortured him to death.
Today, leftists still celebrate 1936 as a genuine workers’ revolution, pin the collapse on the Stalinists, and treat the priest killings and checas as wartime oopsies.