Crisis Magazine: The Banners of Lepanto by Fr. George W. Rutler
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De Mattei: From a migratory invasion to civil war
Saturday, October 08, 2016
Friday, October 07, 2016
The Dystopia that is Modern Europe?
The Eternals of the Vortex.
What I was reminded of when thinking of the contemporary spiritual malaise of Europe, as described in an interview with Richard Spencer earlier this year on Right on Radio. (Youtube -- go to 33.43)
What I was reminded of when thinking of the contemporary spiritual malaise of Europe, as described in an interview with Richard Spencer earlier this year on Right on Radio. (Youtube -- go to 33.43)
An Example of Why Women Shouldn't Be Police Officers
So she couldn't go hand-to-hand against a man? Did she try to use her baton?
Chicago police officer says she feared using gun while being beaten (Breitbart)
Chicago police officer says she feared using gun while being beaten (Breitbart)
Thursday, October 06, 2016
Wednesday, October 05, 2016
Kukris
He picks Tora Blades -- but is his video credible? From the same author: Tora Blades vs. Coldsteel
Traditional Making of a Kukri
How the Gurkha Khukuri (Kukri) Knife is Made
Related:
Schrade SCHKM1
Tuesday, October 04, 2016
Western Women
From 2011:
You see plenty of older French women with short hair in the video. There are many such women in the Anglosphere and in Germany and Holland as well. Belgium? Scandinavia? how about the south European countries like Spain and France? This is probably less of a phenomena in Eastern European countries, for now.
Maybe they sincerely think it is fashionable or that it looks good. But perhaps it is not merely a fashion trend but women at some level realize they are making some sort of statement about themselves and the standard of beauty they wish to follow. For some it may be about practicality; but how many of them would be willing to change their minds if their significant others told them that they found themselves as being less attractive as a result? How many of these women care about their opinion of their men? How many do so to spite their men?
It's a statement about being "liberated" or "autonomous"?
Such ugliness in Western women, both on the inside and the outside, even if some are more feminine in other ways (supposedly the French) than others (Anglophones).
Women: don't cut your damn hair
You see plenty of older French women with short hair in the video. There are many such women in the Anglosphere and in Germany and Holland as well. Belgium? Scandinavia? how about the south European countries like Spain and France? This is probably less of a phenomena in Eastern European countries, for now.
Maybe they sincerely think it is fashionable or that it looks good. But perhaps it is not merely a fashion trend but women at some level realize they are making some sort of statement about themselves and the standard of beauty they wish to follow. For some it may be about practicality; but how many of them would be willing to change their minds if their significant others told them that they found themselves as being less attractive as a result? How many of these women care about their opinion of their men? How many do so to spite their men?
It's a statement about being "liberated" or "autonomous"?
Such ugliness in Western women, both on the inside and the outside, even if some are more feminine in other ways (supposedly the French) than others (Anglophones).
Women: don't cut your damn hair
Charles (THE BELL CURVE) Murray Inches Towards National Conservatism by John Derbyshire (Originally published at Vdare.)
The post has the other videos from the conference as well, and Derbyshire praises Amy Wax.
The post has the other videos from the conference as well, and Derbyshire praises Amy Wax.
Monday, October 03, 2016
Yes, But...
The European crisis is a form of chastisement for peoples who have fallen away from God, and a deserved punishment. And the crisis is a spiritual one which cannot be solved by indoctrination, the enforcement of secular ideology, SJW virtue-signalling, and certainly not by anarcho-tyranny.
But is this kind of tut-tutting by Christian clergy (including the bishop of Rome) helpful or likely to persuade people who are no longer Christian? And even if they are correct that Christians need to evangelize their neighbors, are they solely limited to this? They cannot take action to prevent worse things from happening, including a continuation of the invasion by other peoples? It seems to be wrong-headed and ineffectual lecturing that accomplishes very little.
On Migrants and a Biblical Paradigm by Archpriest Andrei Tkachev
But is this kind of tut-tutting by Christian clergy (including the bishop of Rome) helpful or likely to persuade people who are no longer Christian? And even if they are correct that Christians need to evangelize their neighbors, are they solely limited to this? They cannot take action to prevent worse things from happening, including a continuation of the invasion by other peoples? It seems to be wrong-headed and ineffectual lecturing that accomplishes very little.
On Migrants and a Biblical Paradigm by Archpriest Andrei Tkachev
Sunday, October 02, 2016
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