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2026-07-22 05:58:15 UTC

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Right, it’s more of a trivia point than anything practically significant.
I looked at the original DOOM.WAD file but it was encrypted garbage characters - never saw the source code.

2026-07-21 20:50:47 UTC

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Are you owned by (a) cat(s) ?

2026-07-21 17:51:41 UTC

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Me too; I honestly like the guy up to about halfway through the first tumbler.

2026-07-21 17:29:39 UTC

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Tucker has indeed been showing signs of Inquiry. It’s kind of fun when celebrities give Orthodoxy press

2026-07-16 06:00:34 UTC

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I thought Eternal Sunshine was pretty decent, at the time. He’s much less obnoxious than usual in that.

2026-07-09 20:28:53 UTC

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I’m convinced Genesis provides a basically reliable historical narrative about an anteDiluvian World much different from the one we currently inhabit. Never claimed any such things about penguins or Antarctican dung beetles 😂

2026-07-09 18:33:52 UTC

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I’m convinced the program is, overall, probably an outgrowth of some sort of Federal program. But as is comparable to something like Freemasonry, the grunts are just “there for the beer”, and simply don’t think of it as a basically Luciferian org, and likely wouldn’t stick around if they knew better.
The rank-and-file dudes in PF either don’t think it‘s Feds, and/or they don’t understand why that would be a problem.

2026-07-09 18:10:51 UTC

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Tbh I think there are some okay dudes in there; not at the top for sure, but the rank-and-file. That said, there are better outlets imo.

2026-07-09 17:58:59 UTC

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I think it’s basically like grown-up Boy Scouts, if they hadn’t gotten subverted by faggotry.
It could be a lot worse; but anyone looking for an authentic White Ethnic Nationalist scene without State strings attached might want to look elsewhere. They’ll never do anything or go anywhere that legitimately damages the establishment.

2026-07-09 05:40:55 UTC

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It makes a lot more sense, rather, that Ancient Europeans by and large willingly converted to Christian Faith.

2026-07-09 05:37:54 UTC

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Point being, there’s really not much there, beyond projecting an imaginary unity, that didn’t exist.

2026-07-09 05:36:58 UTC

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Those events, by themselves, on their own terms, are plenty intelligible. As I said, shit happens. Team Catholic won. Not really much more to it. Breaking down into its details probably shines some light onto why certain strategies prevailed over others - but it really doesn’t change the fact. On its own, it looks like Catholicism apparently solved problems, that the scattered tribes had not.
Team Catholicism wins the war for Medieval Europe. I fail to see any reason why I would favor one team over the other - save for ultimate results. Unless, of course, I were biased against Team Catholicism from the get-go. But why would I be ? In terms of the historical, “shit happens” narrative, what is it ? Root for the Underdog ? What ? 😆
Oh but it‘s that “we” were Pagans, first - and the evil sandnigger religion subverted us and turned us against each other.
Well, okay, but what reason would I have to believe we needed evil sandnigger religion to do that ? We were plenty well adept at it.
But we should be loyal specifically to the pre-sandnigger Europeans, not the converts. Because racial loyalty, or something. Etc etc.

2026-07-09 05:11:55 UTC

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I don’t really see what sort of “straw man” you think I’m making. My honest-to-God sincere perspective is that the typical non-Christian “explanation” for how Christendom won the Medieval Era makes not one damn lick of sense, to me - even if I accept whatever priors I get thrown at me. The best I can get from it is “shit happens”.
By comparison, Christianity’s explanation is downright plausible, given the accuracy of its priors. The entire scope and span of history suddenly makes sense. It’s a huge and striking contrast.

2026-07-09 04:56:00 UTC

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I have a hard time taking anyone seriously that continues to frame this as a religious matter. Europeans slaughtered each other plenty well enough before Christendom; and some peaceful pan-European union prior is a hallucination.

2026-07-09 04:47:55 UTC

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The good proper pro-White thing to do would be to let the Saxons kill the Franks, of course 😆

2026-07-09 04:36:03 UTC

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These guys crack me up. Mean old Catholics forced their ancestors to convert, and made Rome too militarily weak to defend its borders. And of course our weak-willed ancestors just rolled over for it, century after century - at least when they weren’t forcing Catholicism on neighboring pagan tribes. Hmm

2026-07-08 05:11:48 UTC

Hopefully the "tradwife" trend is just a phase young women quickly snap out of, because data shows older homemakers who spend their prime working years out of the labor force face the absolute worst financial hardship if a husband leaves.
In Fauxcahontas’s “mind” the husband leaving is a foregone conclusion; nevermind many millennia of Traditional families with fancy things like “stable families”, “both parents at home” and “inheritance”.
So the solution of course is for broads to waste their fleeting fertile years answering phones and making PowerPoints for Fortune 500s.
Then, they’ll never have to worry about such pesky things as “grandchildren”, or “being cared for in old age by ones own family instead of imported lightbulb-heads”. I’m sure they’ll reap plenty of Social Security benefits which is totally not a ponzi scheme.
RT: https://spinster.xyz/objects/ab0a30ef-275e-4ea5-8f3b-b7927ab9c738
↪ quoting @npub1enm…8dy4: The Whole "Tradwife" Thing is Just a Ploy To Impoverish Women
Hopefully the "tradwife" trend is just a phase young women quickly snap out of, because data shows older homemakers who spend their prime working years out of the labor force face the absolute worst financial hardshi…

2026-07-04 16:02:37 UTC

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@npub1d3n…ylmy @npub1wqn…58ym @npub1p00…g9ja I’m not sure what you mean by “contraction theory”, in this context.

2026-07-04 05:46:16 UTC

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@npub1568…yqq0 I keep odd hours

2026-07-04 04:58:25 UTC

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@npub1d3n…ylmy @npub1wqn…58ym @npub1p00…g9ja … what’s up with Voyager ?
I don’t have a certain specific answer for this; what’s inside the Sky remains quite mysterious, to me. One thing that seems very likely is that the ”space”, itself, contracts the nearer one gets to the center. What this would mean for Voyager, is that it’s shrinking as it approaches the proposed “Central Sun”. But that assumes there’s actually just “space” inside; which I cannot at all vouch for. One can certainly aim a telescope inside, and see a vast array of galaxies in huge large-scale structures; but similar shockingly things and imagery can be seen by aiming microscopes inward.
An uncomfortable-for-many fact of Concave Earth, is that people in a position to know, must for whatever reason be lying - or at least completely deceived.
In my mind, the “large scale structure of the Universe” as seen in the Sky through a telescope, could just as well be sonoluminescent points in a vast array packed with invisible conductive plasma channels. All the spectrographic data could very well be comprised of the elements whose spectra are being imaged - just at a vastly different scale from what’s being proposed by Spaceballs. If it’s Intentional, and designed specifically purpose-built by an Almighty God, there’s no reason it couldn’t be.