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@untimelysalts they should stop promoting Joe Rogan and fix their damn app

Arkhip Kuindzhi, Ukrainian Night, 1876.

Arkhip Kuindzhi, Moonlit Night on the Dnieper, 1880.

Need Sarah Stock to lick my gooch while I bet on Kalshi

Dudes just bitchin and moaning

@aGnonSIS @avgvstvsczr Not a Yockey expert by any means, but why do you think people dismiss him so much?

"Napoleon heralded the man of the future, Nietzeche described his nature, Spengler has announced his imminent arrival ... the idea of self-discipline nevertheless is dominant, and it will attract with irresistible power the leading men of the coming time ... Above all, it will bring back the eternal ideas of political organization, the monarch -- call him dictator or president, he will return, and the hereditary idea is too strong in our Western blood to not break out once our rationalism is finally buried. Education, law, technics, armies and fleets, all will be governed by discipline, all will be at the service of the State ... It will be the complete actualization of the Idea of Power ... The same intensity that developed the arts of oil painting and the fugue, that wrested from Nature her secrets, that proclaimed the universal rule of Liberty and Equality, will now turn to write the history of the planet in terms of Western Empire." Francis Parker Yockey, in "Life as an Art" written in 1940, when he was in college, abridged and quoted from Kerry Bolton's amazing biography "Yockey, A Fascist Odyssey." Here, we see that, even as a college student, Yockey was already deeply interested in Western philosophy and the establishment of a pan-European "Western Empire," which he elsewhere defines as not having the same character as the British Empire, or the later Judeo-American Empire he died fighting against. While Yockey's views obviously shifted after WW2, it's notable that he was already known to be involved with the America First anti-war movement, William Dudley Pelley's Silver Shirts, and the German-American Bund, and the FBI noted that he was even in contact with arrested alleged German spies. Yockey was always guided by the same vision, which he pursued with a religious zeal, his approach to accomplishing that goal just adapted to the circumstances.

One thing Gen X gets right is that blockbuster films from the 70s and 80s are better than anything from the 40s, 50s, or 60s.

You’re actually lying to yourself if you want to cook “at home.” Nigga you literally can’t even afford a home.

The 1950s wasn’t cool because of conservatism or some bs like that. It was peak because you could buy a house and eat McDonald’s chronically. Any party that can replicate this has my vote.

Imagine being Massie and your campaign schtick is remaining loyal to Trump, while he sicks the Pentagon after you

It’s extremely obvious this is a slush fund and will just be used to buy political support. Allies, donors, or the politically useful will get payouts regardless of real harm and it’ll be routed through nonprofits and consultants.

Notice the tactical and timely reporting from AF post. lmao. This account isn’t even subtle and obviously controlled, not that I even care about Thomas Massie, fuck him too.

The most corrupt president in history

@OpenSourceZone All hatred towards that man is astroturfed

Candace Owens interviews Hunter Biden in a new interview set to be released Thursday.

>Trump’s response to losing the Iran war is to help out the russians (who are fighting against us in the Iran war)

@avrilbradley23 Wilson was more anti-black than TR, but TR was more white supremacist than Wilson in the traditional European vein

The most embarrassing part is Massie’s campaign is about his loyalty to Trump and how this is all just a big misunderstanding

"Don't lie" is an important point. Over the last decade the right has attracted a lot of highly intelligent people who were frustrated with the dishonesty of the mainstream. The algo driven flood of slop & insane conspiracy content on the right is pushing them away again.

It’s impossible for fascists to not come off as homosexuals.

@Sehnsucht711 The Christian religion is the first among our institutions as Tocqueville stated. Most founding fathers were Christian. Not to mention all states at the time of independence required a religious test for public office.

America was not founded in any meaningful way upon Christianity. The truth is that America was founded on Enlightenment, liberal and secular ideas as an outpost for pan-European civilization. English common law and Greco-Roman philosophy influenced the founders more than Christ.