1. Traditionalist & Natural Monarchism

2. 22

3. USA

4. A whole slew of things from the great redpilling of 2016-2017 to my conversion to Orthodoxy and learning about Christian politics

5. Nihilism by Fr. Seraphim Rose, Brave New World, The Font of Knowledge by St. John of Damascus, and of course The Holy Bible

6. Fascism was an athoruotarian, autocratic rule of governance, coming from the late 19th to middle of 20th centure, as a response to the collapse of feudal States of Europe. The main focus of fascism revolved around a strong nationalist foundation and the maintenance of either culture, heritage, and/or race
7.
Jews: They are God's choose people and are responsible for moving Europe out of the stinky dark ages into the (((Enlightenment))) and have nothing but good intentions. Also today is opposite day.
Alt-Right: TBH, while I find their weaponized autism to be a force to be reckoned with, they are doomed to dissolve into various niche ideologies too esoteric for each other.
America: literally a Masonic experiment gone wrong(or right depending on who you ask). I'd like America to Frakenstien's monster
Fags: HOMO👏SEXUALITY👏IS👏 A 👏SIN👏
Trump: while I admire and respect what he has done so far in terms of cleaning up shit, he is still a product of modernity, so I have my doubts if he can truly shake the deep state to it's core

8: Fr. Seraphim Rose, Bashar, Jay Dyer, St. John of Damascus

9. Luciferia- no, Eastern Orthodox Christian

10. Egyptian but actually Egyptian, not kangz Egyptian

11. Was once a shitlib normies who was the shitty type of autistic, who'd had no real friends. Had a fascination with religion, but it was more of naval gazing than anything else. And then like a young cadet drafted into war, all of a sudden I had my redpilled (or rather breadpilled) momment and was like "holy shit, I am in the middle of the greatest spiritual war ever!"

12. The Chads

@Malthius

@Thos Beans ok I read it

It is about a realtivly naive young man meeting up, what seems to be a very strongly dressed blonde haired, blue eyed man filled with hope and purpose. They struck up a conversation when the young man had the realization that he was a fascist.

After the fascist tried to do some damage control, he tries to explain the rules of Nature and explain the human contition while challenging much of the man's assumptions about life.

After a long conversation, the not-so naive man goes on to see the facades around him for what they are, and is eventually beckoned to join the ranks

Ok fair enough, I get what the book was getting at. And I am not at all opposed to moving with natural law. But there can be no natural law without divine law. And there can be no adherence to human nature without transendance.

We can discuss this more if you want

Thx