If anyone has a PDF of Politics and the Occult by Gary Lachman that they could share, I'd be thankful.

Looking for a short video I've seen on twitter, of a secret recording of a meeting by I believe either the ADL or SPLC (or some other jewish organization) talking about diversity and white displacement. One of the ending lines is someone saying "this has been planned for a long time" or something to that effect.

@everyone gibs me now

@TheMoodyJoos i think we actually have that shared in the archive, ill try to find it as soon as i am able. In the meantime you can sweep through and should find it

found it @TheMoodyJoos
https://youtu.be/C8ykuqSv6c8

That is not it. I know the video moodjoos means, its defently from the adl or splc and this one is not

Whenever I see "splc" in lowercase letters I think it is spelling "spic"

SPLC

I KNOW

nevermind

Thanks for trying to find it, i'll check the channels more. It was like a hotel lobby room with rows of seats facing a power point

@TheMoodyJoos

i have it

BOI

thank you

Anybody know of any server like this?, looking for valhalla or the remnants of NA if it's still around

(Dm them)

not sure

ive been in valhalla

dont know where its gone

valhalla library or something else?

yed valhalla library

i have it

I was a librarian here but got my account banned

oh yeah

i remember youy

Thanks

Hi Avilla , Im back

@RealBullWhip Send tits or gtfo

Ban all nitro fags

Want to learn to red pill

how old are you @Nightmuse

@RealBullWhip can vouch for me. I’m a grown up

Usually it's the basis for a solid discussion with someone else where you are confident you are right, in which case we're led to one of the main points: you need to be confident on what you're saying; teachers in schools are not usually seen as role models only because they carry the name, but because they have knowledge of the subject and can explain it very well (at least the good teachers, not the lazy bags that hate existing and seeing their students' faces), which leads to confidence, since you don't really have to fear getting it wrong. And on the subject of teachers, they can also be good people for recognizing when they don't know how to answer a question a student asks them. Some might speculate a little, but they'll reinforce that they do not have an actual answer to give the student, and thus end up feeling more human and likeable, as well as being honest with themselves about their limits, knowing there's something to be improved and where it can be improved.

And on the subject of answers, I most definitely cannot give an answer on redpilling someone in the sense of genuinely convincing someone specifically on the subjects of immigration, Judaism, Islam, LGBTABCDEFAG+, and so on.

And since redpilling usually (at least it should) occur to someone who's not exactly on that side already, you'll very likely be asked questions, and sometimes the questions might be a bit annoying (like when a 6-year-old asks "why" to every single breath you take), or even have a challenging or condescending tone, in which case it's important to not take things personally. When talking about such subjects, you're not talking about your person, and thus there's no need to place your pride or integrity in the middle of things, since they might get caught in the word crossfire and things might end up like those people that start insulting someone for not believing what they're saying, WHICH leads to another thing that I actually had on the tip of my tongue and forgot.

oh yeah

Sometimes people just don't understand what you're saying. That's normal and sometimes a language barrier, or just them thinking X while you're thinking Y, super natural stuff. It's nearly mandatory that you're able to explain things in at least two different ways.

And personally, I never was a fan of people who did link bombardments on others. It's kind of overwhelming sometimes and it kind of discourages the person to dive in some reading, specially if they didn't get interested by it due to a dialogue not existing before such thing.