Nieboret

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Nieboret

Nieboret

@panbeztaboretu

Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam

Rzeczypospolita Katılım Eylül 2021
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Nieboret@panbeztaboretu·
@kondashvili @pipocate @_1620anglo find information about similiar atrocities in diaries and memoir from that time. For example the newspapers published in Nuremberg (Zeyttung) we can find such an illustrations depicting crimes committed by the Turks (1530), and by Muscovites in Livonia (1561). A brutal era.
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Nieboret@panbeztaboretu·
@kondashvili @pipocate @_1620anglo past historians thought it's about the Swedes (the lyrics simply calls the enemy "heretics") but now we know it's most probably about Muscovite schismatics. The lyrics also say that Catholic women had their breasts cut off and fed to dogs. I think it's believable, for we can
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Teacher@kondashvili·
@panbeztaboretu @pipocate @_1620anglo What an actual fuck, give a source. Yes, 1600’s were rough times, but nowhere near what you are implying. It is an atrocity of ancient times, not Christian majority country in the reformation era.
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Nieboret@panbeztaboretu·
@Ilbleather8900 @pipocate @_1620anglo I don't hold any grudges against the Swedes. I like them. Plus, just as I said, these atrocities were commited by Muscovites, not Swedes (Though Swedish army was barbaric too for how they treated Germans and Poles!). I can simply suggest reading about the Thirty years' war :)
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Heather. “ill&sick”@Ilbleather8900·
@panbeztaboretu @pipocate @_1620anglo Typical polack still holds a fucking nearly 400 year old grudge against Swedes to the point the polack just makes up the most absurd bullshit over the top lie ever. I wouldn’t be surprised if poles didn’t just eat their children because they were retards.
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Nieboret@panbeztaboretu·
@JZanna05 @MermaidMgroyper @_1620anglo The idea of killing yourself is as old as humanity itself. The thing is that in the paat it was not considered something noble or good. I'm not sure if we can find ancient myths where commiting suicide was a right thing, but there are many where enduring torture was right.
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Nieboret@panbeztaboretu·
@epox2004 @_1620anglo Beating Knocking out teeth pulling out nails Cutting off finger Tounge cutting Eye gouging Burning alive Amputations Cooking alive Impalement Skinning alive Dismemberment Etc. etc. etc. Yes, I am fully aware of how cruel war can be and I still hold my view, knowing what it means
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Nieboret@panbeztaboretu·
@SteakNLiberty @_1620anglo Once again, if one is truly morally above his tormentors, he cannot be humiliated. Ridicule may last a moment. Glory and memory of one will remain eternal. The more individualistic Western culture has become since the 19th century, the more people forget about such moral truths..
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Nathan Coolbridge@SteakNLiberty·
@panbeztaboretu @_1620anglo Better than having a spectacle made out of you. Not only humiliating you, but also sending a message to your fellow men. It can be a demoralizing tactic. Better to end it and hope your ways continue on
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Nieboret@panbeztaboretu·
@sol_ballz @_1620anglo I do understand it. The Soviets were not only seeking revenge, but were also absolutely barbaric. I know many The thing is that it's still not a valid reason for suicide. Many of Polish heroes had to endure torture for many months, resulting in death.That's true faith and honor
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Corn King@sol_ballz·
@panbeztaboretu @_1620anglo The vast majority of germans who killed themselves did so as to not be raped and tortured by the Soviets. Shouldn’t a Pole understand this better than most?
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Nieboret@panbeztaboretu·
@pipocate @_1620anglo Early modern era really was full of such cruelty. For example during Polish–Russian War of 1654–1667 the Muscovites, after entering one village, they took children from the peasants, cooked them alive, and then forced their parents to either eat them or share their fate in death.
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Nieboret@panbeztaboretu·
@pipocate @_1620anglo What Swedes did in Germany and Poland was indeed very barbaric. Their cruelty was akin to that of Turks and Muscovites. All the more we can say: glory to those who weren't afraid to face even such vile enemy. Eternal memory to those who had courage to risk such terryfing death.
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Nieboret@panbeztaboretu·
@CoriolanusReal @MermaidMgroyper @_1620anglo My dear friend, any traditionalist, who actually believes in chivalry knows who Roland was. In the medieval era the story of Roland was known all across Europe Also the"Song of Roland" is a required reading in Polish schools, so I fell in love with it many years ago as a child.
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Nieboret@panbeztaboretu·
@_1620anglo No torture will ever deprive you of honor. That was known to all Christian martyrs, but also to many of ancient European pagans. Pain is no enemy to a true knight. Historically those most honorable would choose to endure even the greatest pain.
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Winthrop 🌲@_1620anglo·
@panbeztaboretu If you are an old man who can no longer ensure a warriors death in the face of the enemy, it is absolutely honorable to stay in the fight until the end and then take your own life so that the enemy cannot extract dishonorable actions through torture
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Nieboret@panbeztaboretu·
@XCogdell66212 @_1620anglo So? That WOULD actually be great unlike you're trapped in some earthly fear of suffering. Few things sanctify a man as much as enduring the suffering inflicted by barbarians. Every Christian should remember this, and even the ancient pagans of Europe preferred torture to dishonor
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TheZenXen@XCogdell66212·
@panbeztaboretu @_1620anglo You won't be able to fight till the end a lot of time you will just get captured and tortured. Suicide is better than letting anyone do that
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Nieboret@panbeztaboretu·
@MermaidMgroyper @_1620anglo My nationality have nothing to do here, for knights of the past, both from France,Germany,Spain or England would agree with me. A honorable knight is someone like Roland, not some bunch of post 1789 officers, who got infected with modernist,leftist ideas like "honorable suicide"
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Nieboret@panbeztaboretu·
@dushmanakms59 @89dongyi64 @MarkMar79482702 @WJuche30501 I always find all those discussions interesting, because in Poland at geography lessons we are taught about 3 main races of man (each divided into subraces) and mixtures between them. Semite-Hamite peoples are subrace of Europeans, American Indians are subrace of yellow race etc.
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Dushman@dushmanakms59·
@89dongyi64 @MarkMar79482702 @WJuche30501 Caucasian isn't white. I think the idea of a Caucasian comes from some old racial theory based on skull shape. Caucasoid skull, Congoloid skull, Mongoloid skull, etc. Due to this stupid old system, in the US, Spanish aren't considered caucasian, but Moroccans and Algerians are.
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AnimeSocialism🔻
AnimeSocialism🔻@WJuche30501·
They call me a "Nazi" just because I am a radical volkish nationalist who wants to root out jewish influence
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Adrian F. Pascal 🇻🇦
Adrian F. Pascal 🇻🇦@deusimpera·
We are actually getting Vatican III before GTA VI.
Kegham Balian@kbalian90

BREAKING: His Holiness Aram I, Catholicos of the Great House of Cilicia, meets His Holiness Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican. On Monday, 18 May, 2026, the two heads of Churches held a private meeting where they addressed the following issues: the establishment of a common date for Easter, a day of commemoration for all martyrs, and the convening of a Third Vatican Council, stressing the urgent necessity of these matters within pan-Christian life. On the issue of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh), Catholicos Aram I emphasized the right of the Armenians of Artsakh to return under international guarantees, the preservation of churches and historical monuments in accordance with international law, and the urgent need for the immediate release of the Artsakh leaders imprisoned in Baku. The Catholicos also spoke about the current situation in Lebanon, emphasizing the sovereignty and authority of the Lebanese state over all Lebanese territory, Israel’s withdrawal from southern Lebanon, and the respect of the ceasefire. Regarding the above-mentioned points, the Pope expressed his understanding and support: "Your Holiness, I assure you of my daily prayers and of the deep concern I feel for the people of Lebanon and for the Churches of the Middle East."

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Nieboret@panbeztaboretu·
@Vixit_vi @HaKejt Imo raczej naturalny efekt jeszcze Soboru Watykańskiego I, tylko odłożony w czasie o 100 lat. Jan Paweł II w sposób dogmatyczny zaczął stosować to, co jego poprzednicy z tą samą zasadnością mogli, a zwyczajnie nie robili.
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Vixit🇻🇦@Vixit_vi·
@HaKejt Coś w stylu święty w każdej parafii. Znów kościół przez blisko 2000lat się mylił albo co najmniej był za bardzo zachowawczy ? Dopiero JP II to zmienił nowym prawem i nagle jest wysp świętych ? Jakoś ilość świętych nie idzie w relacji do ilości wiernych. Masówka nic więcej.
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Katarzyna@HaKejt·
Nie odnosząc się do indywidualnej świętości każdego człowieka, trzeba spojrzeć trzeźwo. Do grona świętych papieży należy około 80 osób. Wcześniej: czyli od początku istnienia Kościoła kanonizowano właściwie wyłącznie męczenników. Czyli: przez ca. 2000 lat kanonizowano średnio raz na kilka wieków (papieży prześladowań trzeba wyłączyć, bo to oczywiste), i raptem od pewnego soboru mamy zmianę procesu kanonizacyjnego i jednego po drugim Świętego i wielkiego Papieża, przy jednoczesnym całkowitym obumieraniu wiary. A jeszcze dodać można, że w przypadku Jana XXIII papież Franciszek udzielił dyspensy w zakresie wymaganego cudu: uznał, że świętość tego papieża jest oczywista.
Sergiusz Muszyński ✝️ 🇵🇱@smuszynski92

Wraz z beatyfikacją Benedykta XVI, która niewątpliwie nastąpi, beatyfikowani (Jan Paweł I) lub kanonizowani będą wszyscy papieże, którzy uczestniczyli w liberalno-modernistycznej rewolucji II Soboru Watykańskiego. Począwszy od Jana XXIII i Pawła VI, którzy go odpowiednio otworzyli, prowadzili i zamknęli, poprzez Jana Pawła I (który był papieżem przez 33 dni), Jana Pawła II i Benedykta XVI, którzy w nim uczestniczyli (JPI i JPII jako biskupi, Ratzinger jako ekspert), a następnie go wdrażali. Franciszek (który zapewne z czasem też zostanie wyniesiony na ołtarze) był już z pokolenia, które Soboru nie tworzyło, tylko stanowiło jego doktrynalny owoc. Między św. Piusem X (pont. 1903–1914) a św. Piusem V (pont. 1566–1572) minęło kilkaset lat bez żadnych świętych papieży a z jednym tylko beatyfikowanym (Innocenty XI). Z kolei od II Soboru Watykańskiego mamy wysyp samych świętych papieży. Jeden po drugim, sami wielcy, święci papieże, za którymi najwidoczniej ich poprzednicy sprzed 1958 roku musieli pozostawać daleko w tyle. Czy celem tego zadziwiającego postępowania Rzymu jest kanonizowanie w ten sposób samego Soboru i zerwania doktrynalnego oraz szkód, jakie poprzez tenże wyrządzono w Kościele? Odbija się to na zreformowanej (przede wszystkim, uproszczonej, aby tak ekspresowe kanonizacje były w ogóle możliwe) po Soborze, nowej instytucji kanonizacji, którą wobec tego wszystkiego trudno traktować poważnie.

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@kondashvili @pipocate @_1620anglo @Ilbleather8900 @JZanna05 @MermaidMgroyper @epox2004 @SteakNLiberty