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I believe in an America which defends the principles of Western-European civilization on a global scale. It would be based on traditional values and allow freedom of association and expression for all ethnic and racial groups.

@MartinSellner_ That’s why we aren’t left or right, but nationalists.

The right has not instinct for power - its not in their DNA.

@TeutonFire @Know_More_News how old is this video and have you changed your opinions?

Here is Adam Green pushing 'reformed' Kabbalism and applying an arbitrary double standard in its favour, yet he strawmans every Christian as a dispensationalist Zionist according to his hermeneutic. This suggests he views actual Judaism as more salvageable than Christianity, revealing that his actual first principle is pure opposition to Christianity.

@MartinSellner_ @KeithWoodsYT Bros discovered the balkans.

@KeithWoodsYT I was also astonished

Based on the quotes and replies to this I've concluded Greeks are either the most sensitive people in the world or completely humour-blind

@Destroyer18787 @AlBrerore biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

@AlBrerore first of all u are not ilirians, and second u dont have weapons

Time to resume the Great Illyrian Revolt

@JaydaBF You’re Serbian, which is worse

NATO are terrorists.

@MarioBojic This you?

Mayor of Munich 1933 VS. Mayor of Munich 2026.

According to Rabbis, the least Jewish thing you can do is follow a traditional European polytheistic religion.

@SonsOfYamnaya Hey, if you have G25 for southern Illyrians from the study, please DM. Thanks!

From the recent Akbari data dump of 10,000 de-identified ancient DNA samples, there appears to be 2 Proto Armenian samples under J2b L283 (Z622 branch) and R1b Z2103 (M12149 branch) based on their G25s. Both branches formed around 3600 BCE. I20961 = J2b L283 I20962 = R1b Z2103

The Battle of Albulena highlights Skanderbeg's brilliant tactics, where his outnumbered forces managed to defeat a much larger Ottoman army. The lyrics often describe Skanderbeg as a "thunderbolt from the mountains" (si rrufe prej malit), emphasizing his swift and powerful leadership. These are all recurring themes throughout Albanian history - regarding all sorts of invaders.

J2b-L283 came with Yamnaya people into Europe

No. We don’t all ‘know’ that. Someone’s opinion in his own head in and by itself is not consequential politically. It is the supremacist actions which are the important political factor, irrespective of whether the actors look down on others or simply want to advance their own interests at the expense of others (though, both can also be true at once).

@LucasGageX We both know that "Jewish supremacy" is the idea that Jews look down on others, and not just that some Jewish orgs are seen as wielding power. The word "goyim" that you use is part of this trope

Lucas *almost* gets it. But when you still believe in a notion of "Jewish supremacy" as he does - which is about as real as the "Bibi is dead" BS - you haven't fully woken up to the antisemitic hate movement. x.com/LucasGageX/sta…

@Hyperaionian Eric Perl begs to differ, I guess.

Captain Sander Gjon Marku, an Albanian anti-communist fighter, battled the communists to the very end. Rather than surrender in 1947, he opened fire and chose to die honorably by a bullet.

Neolithic Ancestry Map of Ancient Paleo-Balkan Groups Based on qpAdm Analysis

@RichardBSpencer @Gnosisinformant Plato was right.

@Gnosisinformant Socrates was wrong.

No state has a right to exist. States emerge … they divide … they disappear. Did Czechoslovakia have a “right to exist”? To claim that any state has a “right to exist” is to freeze the status quo in a kind of sacred slumber, to deny the history of the state and foreclose future transformation. States emerge when an entity gains a monopoly on violence over a territory and population. The state proves itself to be a state through violent confrontation with competing entities or the natural elements. The only rights a state has are those it gives to itself by virtue of being a state, namely the right to punish and kill its internal population and the right to attack and destroy other states. A state is not a social insurance system, a holding company, or a garden club. A state should not be confused with a nation. In turn, entities that did not emerge as states, and do not possess a state’s right to violence, should not be confused with states. All other discussions about a state’s “right to exist” are equivalent to discussions about the “right to exist” of Santa Claus.

@EClaussen @Aarvoll_ If we get Dr. Eric Perl on with the two of you, it will be absolutely legendary. Eric cubed.

Had a great podcast yesterday with @Aarvoll_ discussing Platonism, religion, and metaphysics. We got into some heavy topics, so it will be a treat for anyone into the deeper mysteries of Platonism.

@dgv1133 @AlBrerore @grok 😂😂😂

Grok is often wrong; however, I’ll play along with ahistorical revisionist and fabricator. If you look at any information Grok puts out on Albanians you see terms like, “speculated”, “assumed”, “theorized”, “believed”, “presumed”, “supposed”, BUT NEVER a single fact supported by anthropological and archeological evidence. Although Albanians pay huge amounts of money to try and manipulate the fact, the world doesn’t believe any of it. This is because you have no ancient history in the Balkans, you’re from the Caucuses and you certainly have zero connection to the Illyrians - they were not short, brown people with funky hair that are identical to Middle Easterners!

Here comes the future 🇦🇱⚡

@dgv1133 @AlBrerore @grok Serbian cope for being debunked by Grok about a thousand times.

@illyriusx @AlBrerore @grok Go to Wiki next and then try Quora...

@dgv1133 @AlBrerore @grok verify this claim^

@AlBrerore The title of this painting is “Let's leave the Caucuses and settle in the Balkans”... circa 14th century!