On Christianity (2)

Christianity has not defended Europe from anybody at all, and instead focused on wreaking havoc in Europe and for Europeans – even when Europe was seriously threatened from the outside, by foreign enemies such as the Moors, the Ottomans and the Mongols/The Golden Horde.

The Christians of Europe left their fellow Christians to fight the foreign threats on their own, and often even supported the foreign threats or even attacked the Christians defending against them in the back.

Sustainable peace and growth is only possible, if the faith considers the blood in a meaningful way!

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On diversity

The only diversity Europe needs, is diversity of plants and animals.
Be part of the solution:

- grow diverse flowers in your garden
- use "seed bombs" in urban areas
- construct insect shelters
- provide wooden bird houses
- collect fallen leaves in autumn and pile them up as shelter for hedgehogs
- leave fallen fruit on the meadows as food for deer

There are many more things to do in order to support natural diversity. Let the small things matter!

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On proverbs (2)

As there is no way around "the current thing on the media", which are drunk proles on the German insula of Sylt, singing "Germany for the Germans! Foreigners out!", I thought I'd share an old German proverb with you:

'Wo gesungen wird, da lass' dich nieder!
Böse Menschen kennen keine Lieder.'

The English translation is something like 'Take a rest where people are singing! Bad people don't know any songs.'

Isn't it funny that the intrinsic knowledge of the correct way of ethnopluralism is conserved also present down to the lowest mental castes, despite the propaganda?

Enough humour for today! Don't forget to water your plants!

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On AI (2)

Almost four years ago, unknowing of things like ChatGPT or Midjourney, I wrote 🔗an article about the so called 'artificial intelligence'.

It seems I was right about the topic.

ChatGPT for example, is no creative, independent consciousness, but a giant collection of words brought into context. It won't generate an answer on itself, it will calculate an answer based on the most probable words based on the human input. I'd call it a search engine on steroids.

Midjourney? Imagine that: some company made an image database a couple of years ago, which contains over five billion (digitalized) images today. Based on the input of the user it calculates some images based on already existing human work.

These algorithms are no more than regurgiating programs, which are incapable of creating truly new things. It's a tech-nerd bubble, which will eventually burst.

Use it, as it suits your needs, but understand the limits. It's not the danger or the wonder, the industry tries to sell you.

@EuropeanTribalism

The perfect summary for contemporary 'science'.

See also 🔗here.

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On symbols (1)

Right now I am sitting in my garden, having a cold beverage , you know, enjoying the summer... when I recognized a familiar imagery on the top of our local Christian temple aka. church.

Have a look at the image above, I just randomly copied it, but most likely your local Christian temple will have a similar construction.

In short: there is a bird over a globe with some enlarged equator line. Hmm, that rings a bell...

Some time ago, I wrote about the 🔗Cosmic Egg and mentioned the popular bird imagery, which was known to many ancient cultures. The Egyptians had it, the Indo-Europeans had a similar myth, Japan and China know about this creation myth.

Catholic Christian lore has a bunch of this ancient lore in its canon and symbols. Protestants have some, too, but it's a little more cryptic.

Quick examples are: the resurrection myth (deity died, stayed dead 3 days, came out of a cave alive), 3 divine messengers (connected to the Nornir),...

Yeah, maybe I need to shed some more light on Christian lore, to show how this is not a real religion but a collection of old myths, taylored for a political purpose.

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On artificial sweeteners

We know that sugar can have negative effects, if the intake is too high. Hence many people try and exchange it with artificial sweeteners. Many of these substances are known to damage the body as well, like aspartame or acesulfame k.

Recently, researchers found out, that also two substances, which were believed to be free of side-effects, can have detrimental effects on your body: 🔗erythritol and 🔗xylitol.

To name some consequences of the consumption: thrombosis, cardiovascular problems, strokes..

In summary, try to stay away from artificial or processed food! If you crave sweet things, grab local fruit or berries.

#nutrition

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On electrical windmills

Did you know that for each of these 'green' atrocities around 25.000 m2 of forest needs to be removed?

Did you know the soil is sealed with an enormous cone of concrete, so these machines have a solid fundament?

Did you know that the material these entities are made of is designed to last around 10 years and cannot be reused, so it's just thrown in pits and covered with soil?

Did you know that these monstrous constructions shred birds and insects alike to pieces?

Did you know that these abominations emit infra-sound, which has a bad influence on humans, leading to headache, sleeping problems, anger and so forth?

We have the technology to generate almost infinite clean energy, no matter which weather or time of day. It's called 'nuclear power'.

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On mythology (2)

The entirety of pre-monotheistic mythology represents a history stretching deep into the depths of time. We find outstanding and defining events encoded in obscure images and fantastic stories.

Each and every culture has these antique stories and symbols embedded in the very fabric of their distinct lore, fairytales and imagery.

The accepted mainstream history is a 2000-year record of rewriting and softening of facts, created for the sake of sanity and the comfort of the souls of man. It is a history of the survivors, written to cover their suspicions and allay any fears.

It was initiated with the scrutiny of myths by Plato, and has grown since the Renaissance, culminating in the scientificism of the last hundred years.

#mythology

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However difficult these times are, your ancestors went through worse. You being here today is a testament to the power within your lineage. Do not forget that.

On diversity (2)

Looking at Germany, I can't help it but state that too much White blood is sacrificed on the altar of the wrong religion of multiculturalism.

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On the Sounion

The number of Europeans killed by knives, wielded by Muslims skyrocketed.
Muslims rape European women, some of them going out of court without punishment.
And now these braindead Muslim clowns blew up an effin' oil tanker right in front of their own coast line. This has the potential to be a real detrimental ecologic desaster. (I used 'real', because the co2-panic is just modern indulgence trade.)

The woke Western mainstream consumer drone will possibly start every sentence now with: "But not all Muslims..."

How about we minimize the risk by expelling each and every one of them from Europe? How about we stop exchanging valuable technology with them?

Yes, our current society depends on oil, but we could take it by force.

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A couple of years ago, I found 🔗hops in or garden.

Luckily the plant grew a lot and is female, which means we can use the blossoms for tea and potentially beer.

Identify the female plants by gently opening the blossoms: if you find yellow powder with a distinct smell, you are in luck!

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On complex carbonhydrates aka 'oil'

Finally there is 🔗a study, which explains the truth about oil: it's not some limited "fossil fuel", but an endlessly renewable resource, which dwells in Earths mantle.

It seems the processes are not 100% clear, however Russian scientists claimed something similar over 30 years ago.

Another nail in the coffin of the climate alatmists!

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