Freyja ❤️🗡️🛡️⚡️

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Freyja ❤️🗡️🛡️⚡️

Freyja ❤️🗡️🛡️⚡️

@Freyja92

The future belongs to us

Katılım Nisan 2019
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Amelia
Amelia@AmeliajakSolana·
Quick reminder that we are going to win 💜
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Keith Woods
Keith Woods@KeithWoodsYT·
How technology drives the fertility crisis
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Freyja ❤️🗡️🛡️⚡️
Yes. “Hook-up culture” has been hugely detrimental to society. But until that culture resets, a lot of women and men will end up sad and lonely. It skews people’s sense of attractiveness. People get unrealistic ext of how attractive rlthey ate, and unrealistic expectations of the status of a partner they can attract.
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Celtic Lass
Celtic Lass@TheCelticLass·
Absolute monogamy is how civilizations thrive. See JD Unwin, Sex and Culture. Part of the reason for that is that without casual sex, people date to marry, expect to be with the same person forever, so priorities change. In an era of casual sex, women chose a man for the night. With absolute monogamy, women chose a man with whom to build a life. Physical attraction is small compared to compatibility. It's good for individuals, good for children, good for directing energies toward building a great civilization.
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Pilates Wife
Pilates Wife@pilateswife·
Used to be when you paid $19.99 for a sandwich they’d pile toppings high, roll out the red carpet. Instead of thanking them for making it, they’d thank you for ordering it. Now they just throw a couple slices of turkey on there and glare at you. I did not vote for this!!
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Ermina
Ermina@MinaBackup44·
The supreme rot devouring civilization is this: the majority are not only ignorant and uneducated; they have never been trained to think at all. And that is why the unthinking herd always rules, dragging every empire into the dust of mediocrity. ~ Ermina, daughter of Jupiter
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Celtic Lass
Celtic Lass@TheCelticLass·
My dog rents out rooms in his doghouse. He's a Boarder Collie.
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Aesthetics 𝕏
Aesthetics 𝕏@aestheticsguyy·
Post a picture YOU took. Just a pic. No description
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Ermina
Ermina@MinaBackup44·
Sockpuppets from Hindutva-aligned groups and South Asian nationalist circles are coordinating to flood my posts discussing the genetic origins of Indo-Aryan culture. These low-engagement accounts, mostly from India, all follow the same troll playbook: deliberately inflammatory bios and aggressive promotion of cherry-picked data, e.g. the usual R1a-Z93/Yamnaya nitpick, Bestamak “chariot” claims, and screenshots from fringe or misrepresented sources. This steppe migration and Indo-Aryan origins topic is highly politicized in India. Hindutva-aligned groups and online nationalists treat the mainstream genetic, linguistic, and archaeological consensus as a “colonial myth” and mobilize to attack anyone who cites it. They flood critics with dozens of identical accounts, a well-documented tactic that uses both real users and burner accounts. I don’t owe them a debate. Blocking them immediately is the right move: they argue in bad faith, and their goal is harassment and derailment, not evidence-based discussion. My next move? Double down.
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Anna
Anna@_prussianblu111·
@MinaBackup44 @Slanderrr232516 @Tammax2y1lj 😂💯 In the Rig Veda it actually says that Indra was "the Iron One with yellow beard and yellow hair". The original Aryas looked light. His pseudointellectual word salad won't change the fact he's a stinky brownøid. And yes, gotta go air out the room from just replying to him.
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Ermina
Ermina@MinaBackup44·
Lmao this coward blocks me the second he drops his weak India nationalist fan-fiction. Genetics, linguistics and actual archaeology all laugh at this cope. Next time grow a pair and don’t block when the facts hit.
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glycine nationalist
glycine nationalist@acteduweininger·
Boomers: Mass immigration was caused by young white men being too lazy to work! My honest reaction:
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Ermina
Ermina@MinaBackup44·
My own path started in the exact same anti-modern soil, only it was my father who planted the seed. He was a hard pagan who never bought the progress myth, never romanticized “civilization,” and raised me on the old hierarchies while the rest of the world chased the next shiny distraction. From there it wasn’t enough to just read. I had to discipline the reading and pair it with real ascetic practice: cold exposure, fasting, long silent walks at dawn, the deliberate stripping away of comfort until the noise of the modern world finally quieted. Only then did Evola’s work land like a second initiation. The same vertical solar current you felt in LA became a living presence for me too, not as theory, but as direct perception. That’s the part no one wants to hear: you don’t arrive at this detachment, this true magical seeing, by cosplaying tradition or slapping on a rune tattoo and calling it a day. The universe doesn’t speak through cosplay. It speaks through the work you actually do when no one is watching. Thank you for writing it so plainly. It’s a rare reminder that the real current is still flowing for those willing to pay the price.
Joshua Christopher Ruebl@JRuebl47185

It was a really nice day today so I went for a hike. When I do this I sort of go on a "magickal walk" where I allow the Universe to "talk to me." This usually happens through sign and coincidence, allowing me to penetrate deeper into a situation or idea I've been working through. All throughout the walk today I thought about how its been exactly 20 years since I read Julius Evola's "Revolt Against the Modern World" for the first time, which completely upended my entire world-view. I had initiated myself into the Western Occult Tradition via Thelema two years previously after being a Taoist and a Buddhist for a number of years. My politics still trended somewhat liberal but I was never a Marxist. I also did not ascribe to the Judeo-Christian progressivist view of time. But Evola's writing made me rethink everything. I read Evola while working in the record industry in Los Angeles. I worked at an indie label in Silverlake where I lived. After each major point in "Revolt Against the Modern World", the Universe would create a situation, completely on cue, that would illustrate in a really hilarious way what Evola was describing about the chaos of the Kali Yuga in the West. While living in Los Angeles, I saw every culture in the world, with every language in the world spoken, all leveled to consumerist waste. People came from all over the world to have all their cultural and ethnic signifiers erased in a city of the walking dead. The city symbolized the end of our civilization- a multicultural pornographic Disneyland of dead-eyed people. What was strange though is that when living in Los Angeles after understanding this deeply spiritual concept, I became more connected with solar energy. The sun in Los Angeles is a deeply spiritual presence. It shines differently there. There was something about it that I felt was spiritually sustaining, a vertical power from above that worked as a bulwark against entropy. So on my walk today I thought about the writings of Julius Evola and everything he's taught me. Other than Aleister Crowley and Arthur Schopenhauer, Evola is one of the biggest influences on my thinking. A god amongst men...

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