Definitely Looks out of Place

Another day closer to completion. ⛪️ pic.twitter.com/i1tAD9qqFV

— Christendom College (@ChristendomVA) September 18, 2021

With the Fires Raging in Greece

it may be a chastisement for the Greeks becoming neo-pagans.

…as an example because at this time we identified as Roman, not Hellenic / Greek because to be Roman was to be a man of God and to be Hellenic / Greek was to be a pagan. This continued all the way into the 1800s until around the time of the birth of modern Greece in 1821…

— Baklava Badman 🏝📿🇬🇷🇨🇴🇵🇸 🇨🇺 (@DIAS) August 8, 2021

NuAmerican Princess

Brb, looking up “immigrant” and “outsider” in the dictionary https://t.co/NXKHgKehXk

— Pavlos Papadopoulos (@pleonidasp) July 28, 2021

The Complexities of Identity

Family histories can reveal the moral complexities of our belonging in communities compromised by injustice. @HistoryToday @holland_tom @GrahamRKings #BlackLivesMatter #racism @ChurchandHour #BlackHistory @BlkHistStudies @blackhistoryunl @BlackHistory99 @FamilyHistoryUK #BLM https://t.co/F4dqmVDDZV

— Convivium (@ConviviumBrecon) July 27, 2021

TOKYO GORIN ONDO 2020 (Music Video)

The official dance for this year's Globalist Games, which were supposed to be held last year.

The Wall Comes for Every Woman

In this case, Alicia Vikander. Blue Bayou.

"Californians"

Gorgeous photos from ⁦@rcjonesphoto⁩ Young Sikh Farmers in California Keep Up a Long Tradition - The New York Times https://t.co/sVMGeFNBKk

— Felice Belman (@FeliceBelman) July 11, 2021

"Romanians" not "Americans"

Another immigrant church.

Romanians in New Jersey are building a new wooden church as a symbol of the 1918 unification of the Romanian provinces. The church is inspired by the architectural style from the famous #Maramureș region.
Here’s how you can donate: https://t.co/90NWrefSbg pic.twitter.com/MbXbUYv4F2

— Basilica.ro (EN) (@BasilicaNews) July 7, 2021

RFB Gets It

Some thoughts on why it seems so difficult to define "American." https://t.co/FevBsBtgG8 pic.twitter.com/vBTtx9eFA0

— Rachel Fulton Brown (@RFultonBrown) July 6, 2021

A Revival of Greek Identity?

I can't deny, it makes me emotional seeing the revival of Greek identity in Southern Italy after centuries of forced Latinisation.

I'm looking forward to seeing more of them same Syria and Lebanon in the not very distant future after more than a century of forced Arabisation. pic.twitter.com/flAbjYr06l

— Paul Antonopoulos 🇬🇷🇨🇾 (@oulosP) June 26, 2021

Family Farm and One's Narrative

“When you think about farming through story, you begin to think about the conversation that began before you were here. I can’t conceptualize my life on our farm with my family without a sense of story." https://t.co/Zn6UWNzjdx

— Civil Eats (@CivilEats) June 6, 2021

Not Wrong

As what one thinks of the monolithic French identity is the product of centuries-old nationalization by a few, and even know distinct identities and cultures still exist within France. But the source of this makes it suspect. Would he apply this to the modern state of Israel?

You can’t define France by its ethnicity, by its religion or by its geography. https://t.co/CuO2tSToeh

— Gérard Araud (@GerardAraud) May 29, 2021

Samuel Gregg Pushing Judeo-Christianity

Huntington’s “Clash of Civilizations” has its flaws but should not be disregarded, writes contributing editor @DrSamuelGregg to begin our latest forum regarding 21st-century global power balances. https://t.co/4FJOHDfwCx

— Law & Liberty (@LawLiberty) May 25, 2021

Talmudic Judaism a central faith of the West? Ridiculous. Is he kissing up to donors?

Early Shift in English/British Identity?

I just read Susan Oothuizen’s brilliant revisionary book: she shows in terms of a longer duree that the English were more Romano-British than we think. But Francis Young’s reserves convince: why the lapse to specifically Germanic paganism? Why diff A-S tribes? Language shift? https://t.co/bVeM9AOill

— john milbank (@johnmilbank3) May 16, 2021

"Asian"

Michael Anton Calls for a Truce and an Alliance Between Straussians and Paleos

As someone more on the paleo side of these old divides, I think Michael Anton is fair and persuasive here: https://t.co/N8SWke9mGp

— Helen Andrews (@herandrews) May 3, 2021

Lincoln and the DOI do not define what it means to be American; rather the DOI is understood properly within the Anglo-American political tradition which paleos claim to uphold, and is not the same as Straussian nationalism. Lincoln is judged negatively by that same tradition. One can claim that the Anglo-American political tradition is increasingly irrelevant thanks to deliberate mass miseducation and demographic change. Reds will have to decide whether they will and how they will defend their identity and culture. ("Find your tribe.") History and culture is passed on by a community or a people, and regardless of whether individuals are convinced by one side in academic squabbling over history, the DOI, etc., they need to find a group with whom they share a culture, and prepare for imperial collapse. In imperial collapse, Straussians and paleos will have to decide how much their view of history really matters, if they find themselves among people unsympathetic to their view, though I think that paleos will have, at least for a while longer, a better chance of persuading Reds.

The Target of the Identity Politicians

Pedro Gonzalez: Hating white Americans, denying them the same sense of identity—and thus dignity—that is afforded to every other group is the point.https://t.co/hyNoxhxGXq

— American Greatness (@theamgreatness) April 26, 2021

Hubris

Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Beverly Hills) says "replacement theory" is racist ... because "with every passing year, there will be more people who look like me in the US. You can’t stop it." https://t.co/ik65f8fUcn

— Steve Sailer (@Steve_Sailer) April 17, 2021

If Ted Lieu is "American," "American" doesn't mean anything except being subject to the United States Federal Government.

Waikīkī

What Sort of Weak English Identity Is This?

An academic's, and he probably doesn't have enough close friends to count as a tribe.

Reading that 54% of English people are indifferent to Scotland leaving I feel a profound sense of alienation from half of my fellow citizens. Their sense of Englishness is certainly not mine. If Scotland goes like many others I wonder if I will still identify with England at all. https://t.co/zhG8WUcvj4

— john milbank (@johnmilbank3) February 9, 2021