Hello from Utah

George

@Zyzz I would have more respect

Half of Europe died in the early 1300's

I have a good story for anyone sad..

https://www.counter-currents.com/2010/09/the-street/print/

By HP Lovecraft

Read it, it's whitepill

kek

Rad dude

Water for me

@Patient Zero Aged monster

@Ryonne I'm lactose intolerant though... <:sad:366743316475281408>

@BryceB-ND Thank goodness, they make me sweaty!

@TMatthews I don't know mud huts are really cool

IE takeover Malta when?

✝

IE Vacation ranch

Water only

Hey, leave Sam Hyde alone

Has anyone read "The Gates of Fire"?

@Reinhard Wolff As one of the few in UT, is there anything I can do alone?

@Reinhard Wolff I'm in CO but it's a bit far (server)

@Ryonne Brilliant

@Ryonne I'm changing my profile now

Tribe Nationalism?

Fratres

@Nathan_Barker Yeah baby

@Ryonne I just want to go back to Feudalism

@Patient Zero The 19th century seemed like such a wonderful time, but still full of war. Great movie

@Ryonne The only immigration that I want

@Goose That's a good idea actually

Would that be possible? To help 'actual' refugees?

@Gibson Quality comeback

:t pose:

Is that english?

@Krypto- OH Iran must be playing 6D chess

A new Jared Taylor podcast? Yessir

Hahaha every time

She'll never live that down

Can't her past be in her past? She's obviously done great things, she helped redpill me

lol

REBEL media

Ooof

Hey by the way daily reminder of the Battle of Tours, 732

Really? She always sounds pretty smart

Kek

Pardon my ignorance, but what is milquetoast conservative?

Oh

I see

Yes okay

What about Jesse Lee Peterson?

I quite like Christianity

Oh okay lol

From UT there is a congresswoman Mia Love, shes the exact way. Only elected because of her face. She attacked Trump for his S-hole comments

Hahaha

Lol i meant to say Race, not face

Earlier

I have a based and redpilled friend but he used to be a normie politically speaking. Now he's one of the only guys I talk to about race, nationalism, and wanting to join the Space Force

@Caboose Thanks for humoring me lol. I'm such a nerd

Example?

Look, you can't expect them to put *that* much effort in it

car-tho-go dale-end-a essss-t

F

@Doc34 I read that when I was in Highschool. I guess I began my redpill journey early

And covered in leafs

It's sad to that I even have to join. Don't get me wrong, I am glad I am here. But man, we've gotten to this point. Sorry a little bluepilled lol

@Asatru Artist - MD "We their sons can do no less"

If anyone is interested I have some quotes that always help me center and remember what my ancestors went through to get me here. I read them just now and I'm back in the fight 😉

“Sweetest of all is liberty. This we have chosen and this we pay for. We have embraced the laws of Lycurgus, and they are stern laws. They have schooled us to scorn the life of leisure, which this rich land of ours would bestow upon us if we wished, and instead to enroll ourselves in the academy of discipline and sacrifice. Guided by these laws, our fathers for twenty generations have breathed the blessed air of freedom and have paid the bill in full when it was presented. We, their sons, can do no less.”

“War, not peace, produces virtue. War, not peace, purges vice. War, and preparation for war, call forth all that is noble and honorable in a man. It unites him with his brothers and binds them in selfless love, eradicating in the crucible of necessity all which is base and ignoble. There in the holy mill of murder the meanest of men may seek and find that part of himself, concealed beneath the corrupt, which shines forth brilliant and virtuous, worthy of honor before the gods. Do not despise war, my young friend, nor delude yourself that mercy and compassion are virtues superior to andrenia, to manly valor.”

Last one for now...

“*A thousand years from now,* Leonidas declared, *two thousand, three thousand years hence, men a hundred generations yet unborn may, for their private purposes, make journey to our country. They will come, scholars perhaps or travelers from beyond the sea, prompted by curiosity regarding the past or appetite for knowledge of the ancients. They will peer out across our plain and probe among the stone and rubble of our nation. What will they learn about us? Their shovels will unearth neither brilliant palaces nor temples. Their picks will prize forth no everlasting architecture or art. What will remain of the Spartans? Not monuments of marble or bronze, but this- what we do here today.* Out beyond the narrows, the enemy trumpets sounded.”
-Leonidas, Steven Pressfield, Gates of Fire

All from the same book.

And when he had opened the seventh seal, there was silence

I'm sure others have mentioned it but I just watched Farmlands. It was a great documentary, albeit a little amateur, but considering that it's independent and the content is very well thought out, I can ignore the repeating shots of some antelope. I've been following Seidlanders efforts for some time so it was cool to see their work in SA.

As Dr Michael Savage said, respect the warrior, critize the statesman.

In respect to McCain.

What's Alt Hype?

Oh I see

19th century was pretty great

Absolutely! None of this weak spine cyberbullying

The only HBO series I liked was The Young Pope. Although it had a lot of sexual themes which I didn't like that much

Farmer in 1860 America might be nice

@John O - REEEEE

Public Unions are garbage, private are kind of on basis

I like Feudalism

Lets go WAY back

My great grandfather and his family were driven from Missouri into Mexico. We were refugees.

You're lucky you are not in the west. The western half of the US is mostly owned by the federal government. That's why we have so many wildfires. 90% of the California wildfires are started on federally managed land.

kek

Oooof

OOOOOOOOOF

At least real Feudalism had some sense of community

never enough white children

Ah great... a _sen_

not a _son_

@TMatthews No but like how you feel

I'm making a video

@Bjorn - MD RT and Al Jazeera?