Forwarded from The Last Man Revival
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On Methods and Madness:
Men are by nature rational, it is the realm of Ideas which Man draws from all his actions. Without submitting to exceptions, you can safely say that every Man in this world acts in order to preserve himself. You will at times, however, come to see that some acts appear as 'irrational.' Do not be confused by this, the trick is in the method.
If a person you know seems rational and consequently makes rational decisions, then at once decides to make an irrational move, does that make this person irrational now? No. As men are creatures of habit, this would indicate that what appears to be an irrational act is in fact rational but you, the outside party, lack information which would confirm this.Forwarded from Diary of an Underground Ronin
Your "why" should be mystical, your "how" should be rational.
This is why the Imperial Japanese went from feudal state to superpower in 20 years.
This is why the Imperial Japanese went from feudal state to superpower in 20 years.
"Virtual for five months, the war will shortly enter its terminal phase, according to the rule which says that what never began ends without having taken place. The profound indeterminacy of this war stems from the fact of its being both terminated in advance and interminable. The virtual succeeds itself - accidents aside, which could only be the interruption of the other in the field. But no-one wants to hear talk of the other. Ultimately, the undecidability of the war is grounded in the disappearance of alterity, of primitive hostility, and of the enemy.War has become a celibate machine."
+ Jean Baudrillard, The Gulf war is not taking place, February 6th 1991.
Forwarded from Der Schattige Wald ๐ฌ๐ฑ
"We reject all those efforts that try to support the ideas of race and blood rationally. Wanting to prove the worth of blood with the brain, with the means of modern natural sciences, is like letting the servant beget for the master. We donโt want to hear about chemical reactions, about blood injections, skull shapes and Aryan profiles. All of that has to degenerate into nonsense and hairsplitting and for the intellect it breaks open the gates into the realm of values that can only destroy but never comprehend. Blood attaches no value to the legitimisation as a value that can also be used to prove kinship to the baboon. Blood is the fuel that is consumed by the metaphysical flame of destiny."
- Ernst Jรผnger, Blood
- Ernst Jรผnger, Blood
On Marriage of the elements:
According to Genesis, Man was overburdened to war with the Dust and grow of it that he may eat - and at the end return to Dust. Woman was not given a burden of this nature, the fairer sex often lives in the moment. From male perspective, the most attractive woman is carefree. It is this living in the moment and carefree handling that allows Woman to tell the future.
This is why in ancient Greece, priests and oracles were often female or feminine. Because they were unburdened by the now and could see past the veil. More of their senses were free.
But now Woman is told to think like man - to worry about the future, to be neurotic, controlling, to seek order where she should seek flexibility. This has killed the freedom of Female sight.Forwarded from Posts from the Wood
I feel as if there has been a death of sincerity. No one is sincere towards each other and themselves, it is as though the very concept has faded from memory. Everyone wants something, there's always some exterior motive. Acting simply because it is the right thing to do is rare, people are amazed when you want nothing from them and you give freely.
"Thinking about this in the frame of politics is wrong. This is theological. We're smashing an idol and daring it to strike us down. If it cannot, it is a weak idol. Abortion is one of our enemies' mightiest idols. Understanding that progressivism is a cult has implications.+Anon from Twitter
It means we're in a religious war. You have to fight with this in your mind.
The way to win a religious war is to show that your enemies' god is weak. You do this by defying its commandments, defacing its temples and mocking its rituals. We are standing in the public square and desecrating their god while it stands by silently. It does not scare us.
They have torn down our statues, corrupted our Sacrements, and forced their rituals on us. They have given us new doctrines of marriage, of martyrdom, even of Man and Woman. That is how they have won. Political victories don't matter if you've lost the religious war."
Painting: Battle of Tours
Forwarded from Posts from the Wood
There is a lot of talk about computers being demonic or inherently evil. Computers can never be sentient, they can never be anything more than simulacra. A computer operates on the same set of laws and logical order of operations that govern material "reality." They are as illusory as anything else material, and therefore can never become more.
You see demonic behaviour in computers, but it is not the computer itself that is demonic. It's the man who has programmed the computer to "behave" that way.
You see demonic behaviour in computers, but it is not the computer itself that is demonic. It's the man who has programmed the computer to "behave" that way.
Forwarded from Temple OS
Terry Davis died on August 11, 2018 in The Dalles, Oregon, U.S.
On the evening of August 11, 2018, while walking alongside railroad tracks in The Dalles, Oregon, Davis was struck and killed by a Union Pacific train. Investigators could not determine whether his death was suicide or accidental, although the train engineer believed his death to be a suicide. The police report stated that Davis was walking with his back toward the train and that he turned around before the moment of impact. When The Dalles Chronicle ran a story about an unnamed homeless man who was struck by a train, the newspaper was inundated with phone calls inquiring whether it was Davis, which the paper later confirmed in a follow-up piece.
On the evening of August 11, 2018, while walking alongside railroad tracks in The Dalles, Oregon, Davis was struck and killed by a Union Pacific train. Investigators could not determine whether his death was suicide or accidental, although the train engineer believed his death to be a suicide. The police report stated that Davis was walking with his back toward the train and that he turned around before the moment of impact. When The Dalles Chronicle ran a story about an unnamed homeless man who was struck by a train, the newspaper was inundated with phone calls inquiring whether it was Davis, which the paper later confirmed in a follow-up piece.