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Stardew@StarryLurker·
If America doesn't have a proper spiritual foundation in the next 50 years, none of the gains we make now matter.
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RedHawk@redpilledhawk·
Charlie’s assassination was a complete victory for the left in every way. We still have no answers about his death. The Trump admin has made zero arrests or even made an attempt to crack down of left wing terrorism. TPUSA has given leadership over to Erika, whose behavior since the death of her husband can be characterized as strange at best and psychopathic at worst. The GOP, Trump admin included, have completely cast aside the concerns of youth voters (potential GOP voters for decades to come) in favor of the Boomers and the donor class. The magic is gone for TPUSA and it didn’t have to be this way.
Matthew Boedy@MatthewBoedy

Doors were supposed to close at 4 for the Turning Point event that had announced starting time at 5. I got in a few after 4 and this is the scene:

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@KugelV5 I was thrown immediately onto Revolt Against the Modern world, 10/10 would do it again
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"I direct them immediately to the hardest book of his to buy"
Chad Crowley@CCrowley100

When people ask where to begin with Julius Evola, I do not indulge the modern habit of easing oneself in gently, as though one were approaching something delicate or accommodating. Evola is neither. He does not admit of gradual entry. He is to be confronted, or not at all. If possible, he should be read in the original Italian. A great deal of nuance is lost otherwise, and with a thinker like Evola, precision matters. From there, I direct them immediately to “The Path of Cinnabar,” his final major work and, in a real sense, his most revealing. It is not an autobiography in the conventional, sentimental sense; it is an intellectual map of his own formation, a retrospective ordering of his thought by a man who had already seen the arc of his life completed. It helps orient the reader before encountering the more demanding works, and it clarifies how his ideas fit together and evolve across time. Only then should one proceed to what may be called the “big three,” the central axis of his work: “Revolt Against the Modern World,” “Men Among the Ruins,” and “Ride the Tiger,” read in that order. This sequence is not arbitrary; it follows the unfolding of his vision from metaphysical foundation, to political diagnosis, to existential strategy in a world he had already judged to be beyond recovery. Some will suggest beginning with more accessible texts, such as “The Mystery of the Grail” or “Metaphysics of War,” on the grounds that they are easier entry points. There is some merit to that approach, but I do not think it is necessary. Evola, like Friedrich Nietzsche or Martin Heidegger, rewards direct engagement; one either understands him, because one has the capacity for what he is saying, or one does not. Once that foundation is in place, the rest of his work can be approached more freely. The exact order becomes less important, because the underlying framework is already understood. At that point, whether one turns to his esoteric writings, his political essays, or his cultural critiques is largely a matter of predilection rather than necessity.

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Stardew@StarryLurker·
As someone else tweeted, the Guelphs and the Ghibellines would kiss and make up if they could see the situation today.
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Stardew@StarryLurker·
"Donald Trump is just like my based Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II (learned about him from my based Evola books). He invaded a random nation for the sake of the Israelis? This is just like the Sixth Crusade."
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Geverel@gever1el·
@scoobyisfallen I think the Ghibellines would rather kiss the papal slippers than serve a man like Trump
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Bossuet the Bishop
Bossuet the Bishop@Scourgus·
The fact that we still don’t know who actually manages the communications account for Pontifex is legitimately scandalous. Whomerver it is must genuinely take pleasure in an evil parody of Ratzingers vision, of a smaller, more orthodox church
Pope Leo XIV@Pontifex

Communion between Christians and Muslims takes shape under the mantle of Our Lady of Africa. Here, in #Algeria, the maternal love of Lalla Meryem gathers everyone as children, within our rich diversity, in our shared aspiration for dignity, love, justice, and peace. In a world where division and wars sow pain and death, living in unity and peace is a compelling sign. #ApostolicJourney

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Bossuet the Bishop
Bossuet the Bishop@Scourgus·
We should be grateful we aren't having our conscience bound by people who believe in an aggresive form of their liberalism. The disempowering ethos that it brought prevents it from being truly autocratic. There is no libtard Paul IV or Pius V.
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Bossuet the Bishop
Bossuet the Bishop@Scourgus·
Within the Church, it'll likely be longer. We won't get out of this rut until I'm as old as boomers are now. Be patient. Trust in providence. Inversion of inheritance is the evil of our age. Don't be the other side of the coin, cynical, revulsion at everything and everyone.
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Bossuet the Bishop
Bossuet the Bishop@Scourgus·
I think we're experiencing an 100 year period, which will come to close in the 2040s-2050s, in which we don't have true politics or true religion. Just a sort of vague humanism as a stabilizing force, avoiding accountability and manuverability of action and thought
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Congressman Brandon Gill@RepBrandonGill·
You can’t run on a platform of mass deportations then turn around and give illegals amnesty
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Athan@Discretur·
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EWTN Vatican@EWTNVatican·
Pope Leo visited the Great Mosque of Algiers (Djamaa el Djazaïr), often referred to as the “Mosque of Algeria.” Featuring the world’s tallest minaret—rising approximately 265 meters—and ranking as the third-largest mosque after those in Mecca and Medina, the monumental complex can accommodate up to 120,000 worshippers. Upon entering, the Pope removed his shoes as a gesture of respect.
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