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🇷🇸 - Serbian police released information about the individuals involved in the case. The attacker was a Gypsy with 7 previous criminal convictions, and the victim was a 20 year old woman
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Reminder to additionally clean the parts of your rifle which are not the barrel.
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🇺🇸🔥📹 — Video recorded by young californians trying to save as many of their neighbors in Los Angeles as possible.
➡️ Unfortunately, fires that could have been put out were never stopped because water reservoirs haven’t been prioritized by the authorities.
🔗 Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24)
If I were Sweden I'd consider this an act of war ngl
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Christ can work even through fauna. Although we have no use for savage animals in civilized society; the power of God will not be mocked, and sometimes He must use one to put down another.
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Hey, you, yeah you reading this, I love you.
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Happy new year to every one of our subs.
Let's greet it with Roman salutes. ✋ 🎉
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Senate breaks filibuster, passing Laken Riley Act, 61-35.
The bill mandates the deportation of any illegal alien found guilty of crimes, from homicide to shoplifting. It is the first immigration bill in decades to be passed without an amnesty amendment.
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I am including Q&As specifically regarding the Legion of White for Preacher's next post.
Send questions in the comments or contact me directly @Ser_Bonger
God bless.
On Paganism - by Harijawulfaz
1. Many members of the Nationalist community, to this day, adopt "Pagan" beliefs. The cause of this is a rejection of Christianity as weak and foreign, while exalting those characters of Pagan traditions which coincide the most with Nationalist ideas.
2. Paganism is not a revealed religion. It has evolved through thousands of years, in different forms according to different geographic locations. If it is to be dispelled, it must be done with reason, as with any other superstition. For the sake of this document, we will take as a main point of reference Nordic Paganism, as that is the most widespread form of Paganism.
2a. We define superstition thusly: "A belief, or set of beliefs, stemming either from ignorance or from an unrational preference of something to be true, disregarding actual truth."
Pagan Practices
3. Pagans do not have any official religious text, their practices relying entirely on a complex system of oral tradition. Very few documents of these have been transcribed, almost entirely dealing with mythology instead of actual practices.
3a. If the Pagan gods were real, and were in fact able to visit our homes and families at will, nothing explains why their worship has died out in the first place; moreover, nothing explains why there hasn't been a single recorded visit where rituals were given back to the practitioners.
4. These mythologic texts have been transcribed centuries after Christianization of Pagan lands, by Christian monks. They may hardly be regarded as 100% accurate, and belief may only be based on them with complex rationalization.
5. Certain specific practices and uses have indeed survived outside of these texts, especially in extremely rural places, such as putting lavender in the corners of a room or throwing salt over your left shoulder. There is, however, a great doubt that this is nearly enough to reconstruct an entire religion, and a part of them may stem from countryside utilitarianism rather than religion. This makes genuine religious practices almost indiscernible from everyday rural practices.
6. It follows that any systemized practice of adoration must be speculative in origin, and prone to errors, misinterpretation, bias and large gaps due to simple ignorance.
Pagan Ontology
7. There is no unified belief in Pagans regarding ontology, as their own religious texts never touch on it. However, there is a rather sizeable number of Pagans believing gods are not material creatures, but incarnations of aspects of reality.
8. Should gods serve a representative function, the entire idea of basing a religion upon them is animistic. This in itself is in direct contrast with the religious texts, which speak of the gods as living and breathing creatures, intervening in the affairs of men, thus a theistic conception.
9. Intrinsic within animism there is the belief that certain aspects of reality have a divine aspect; however, since no criterion seems to be established as to which aspects are divine and which are not, they may indeed have been chosen arbitrarily.
9a. Worship takes place either to honor or to ask for favors (do ut des).
9b. Should it be to honor reality, we do not see the point in honoring something that is not affected by it; one may appreciate the beauty of a forest, but it seems wholly excessive to sacrifice livestock to the abstract and intangible idea of the forest with the absolute certainty of having changed nothing.
9c. Should it have been, instead, to ask for favors, to prove or disprove paganism would be a mere statistician's game; and should, for example, Islamic prayer prove to have a greater success rate, to Islamize Pagan Europe would have been much easier than to Christianize it.
10. Should Paganism be comprised of both an esoteric and exoteric component, as some would suggest, the esoteric part would be closer to a philosophy than a religion, and thus, depending on what is agreed upon, may even be compatible with Christianity; and the exoteric part would have no reason to exist altogether.
🇷🇸 - During student protests in Serbia, a man attacked a protestor using his car. The man was arrested and is being investigated for attempted murder
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You're really just going to give up like that, Paul?
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Don't give up your arms. Amendment or not, keep your rifle by your side.
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Benjamin Netanyahu has made many mistakes in the past to be honest, but we also need to take our responsibility as a German nation state to protect Jewish life.
Jewish people in our country are exposed to Muslim crime right now, they are not safe here anymore.”
Guerrilla Warfare mysticism with Preacher:
The ends may or may not justify the means, but blowing up low yield explosives justifies the ends.
🇩🇰❗️🇬🇱🇫🇴 — 🇺🇸 Lord Bebo on 𝕏:
"🇩🇰🇬🇱🇫🇴🇺🇸 Denmark has changed its royal coat of arms to make the symbol of Greenland and the Faroe Islands more visible.
This comes after US President-elect Donald Trump wanted to buy Greenland again, The Guardian reports.
For 500 years, the Danish royal coat of arms depicted three crowns – a symbol of the Kalmar Union between Denmark, Norway and Sweden from 1397 to 1523. But in the updated version of the coat of arms, the crowns were replaced with large images of a polar bear and a ram – they symbolize Greenland and the Faroe Islands respectively.
The Danish Royal House said that the updated coat of arms "strengthens the authority of the commonwealth." And the three crowns were removed because they were no longer "relevant."
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🇬🇧 Lord Pearson in the House of Lords: 250,000 white British girls have been raped in the last 25 years largely by Muslim men
📎 Don Keith
🇮🇳 The 'Maharashtra Prevention and Eradication of Human Sacrifice, other Inhuman and Aghori Practices and Black Magic Act, 2013' is a piece of Indian legislation aimed at tackling the problem of religious human sacrifice and other similar activities
The specific clauses of the act cover a range of magical and religious acts that could lead to harm, death or manipulation - eg coercive sex or theft of money. The list is so specific you have to imagine each of these things has been reported before.
The origins of the bill go back to 2003 and every step of the legislative process has faced fierce opposition. One of its greatest advocates, Dr Narendra Dabholkar, was shot dead in 2013 by Hindu nationalists.
Despite the bill being passed in Maharashtra, India has a huge problem with human sacrifice and religiously motivated murder and mutilation.
To take a few examples from just the last few years - in Sept 2024 a seven year old boy in Uttar Pradesh was ritually killed, in order to bring greater fortunes to his school.
In 2023 five men were arrested on suspicion of murdering a woman in a temple in Guwahati, they allegedly used machetes to behead her as part of a religious rite to mark the anniversary of one of the killers' brother’s death.
It is difficult to get a handle on exact numbers for these types of crimes, but it looks like the Maharashtra Act has been useful for law enforcement and the crime figures have increased in that state, reflecting better reporting and sentencing.
It's worth pointing out that this Indian legislative initiative had a direct impact in Uganda, who have modelled their own 'anti human sacrifice' bill based on the Maharashtra example
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