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Early Christian Families in Context: An Interdisciplinary Dialogue
Typical studies of marriage and family in the early Christian period focus on very limited evidence found in Scripture. This interdisciplinary book offers a broader, richer picture of the first Christian families by drawing together research by experts ranging from archaeologists to ancient historians.
Contributors: David L. Balch
By exploring the nature of households in the ancient Greco-Roman world, the contributors assemble a new understanding of ancient Christian families that is both compelling and instructive. Divided into six parts, the book covers key aspects of ancient family life, from meals and child-rearing to women's roles and the lives of slaves. Three concluding chapters explore the implications of all this information for theological education today.
Contributors: David L. Balch
Suzanne Dixon
J. Albert Harrill
Ross S. Kraemer
Christian Laes
Peter Lampe
Amy-Jill Levine
Margaret Y. MacDonald
Dale Martin
Eric M. Meyers
Margaret M. Mitchell
Carolyn Osiek
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Richard Saller
Timothy F. Sedgwick
Monika Trumper
Andrew Wallace-Hadrill
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This movie is good. I've read the book several times, and yes, there were changes made, but I still loved it. When transferring book to film, changes are always made. It's the awful truth, I know. People want to compare this film to Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Guess what? It's not. AND, it's not supposed to be. I'm a Thompson fan, through and through. I've read his work for years. I think the characters were spot on. This movie isn't for people who just want to see Johnny Depp on screen, or those who want another film in the likes of Vegas. Ribisi was AMAZING to watch in this movie. I really loved it, can't wait to get my copy and add it to my collection.
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Thanks for a refreshing nice review.
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I agree with the review and the above comment.
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I agree with you, but I have to write in addition that the book just is way, way better than the movie. (Which is usually unavoidable)
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When a calico cat shows up at Grandfather's house, the Boxcar Children try to find its owner, but are unsuccessful. Not sure what to do, they take it to the animal shelter, but learn that the anonymous founder is shutting it down. The children turn their boxcar into a temporary shelter until they can find the missing founder.
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Mar 30, 2014, 6:00 AM EDT
On Sunday morning, we will be breaking down the final two Elite 8 matchups. Here is our look at No. 4 Michigan State vs. No. 7 UConn:
WHEN: Sunday, 2:20 p.m. (TBS)
WHERE: Madison Square Garden (East Region)
MAJOR STORY LINES: UConn will be looking to make their first trip to the Final Four under a coach other than the legendary Jim Calhoun. Shabazz Napier will be looking to cement his legacy as the second-coming of Kemba Walker. On the other side, Michigan State will be looking to send their seniors — Adreian Payne and Keith Appling — to the Final Four, the first of their career. If the Spartans lose, Payne and Appling will go down as the first players in Tom Izzo's tenure with the Spartans to spend four years in East Lansing without making a Final Four.
KEY STATS: Michigan State has this reputation for being a team that plays rugby on a basketball court. Three yards and a cloud of dust. It may surprise you, then, that was this group does as well as anyone in the country is shoot the three. The same can be said about UConn, as both programs sit just a shade under 40% from beyond the arc on the season. Who's hitting their jumpers on Sunday?
KEY PLAYERS: This game has a ton of star power. Shabazz Napier, Gary Harris, Adreian Payne. The list goes on. On Friday night, when UConn knocked off Iowa State, DeAndre Daniels went off for 27 points and 10 boards, scoring 13 of UConn's first 15 points in the second half. When Daniels plays like that, UConn is a completely different team. Shabazz Napier is their all-american. He's their guy. But when he doesn't have to do it all, the Huskies are so much more dangerous.
POINT SPREAD: Michigan State (-5.5)
1. Who guards Adreian Payne?: Payne is like Wisconsin's Frank Kaminsky in that he's just a nightmare to try and matchup with. He's 6-foot-11 with three-point range, the ability to put the ball on the floor and get to the rim, and a post game. UConn doesn't have anyone to guard him, but Payne has a habit of going through scoring droughts.
2. Does Branden Dawson stay hot?: He's averaged 17.5 points and 8.2 boards since the start of the Big Ten tournament, shooting 69.7% from the floor during that stretch. He'll be guarded by the likes of Niels Giffey, Daniels and Lasan Kromah on Sunday. That's going to be a tough cover for the Huskies.
3. UConn's transition defense: Michigan State wants to run. That's what they do. They get out in transition and try to get easy buckets. There are two easy ways to start a fast break: turnovers and bad shots. UConn has a habit of doing both.
CBT PREDICTION: Michigan State
- roserowdie5 - Mar 30, 2014 at 8:41 AM
Well, made it to the when before things went awry. From everything I've seen these games Sunday are on CBS.
- navyeoddavee9 - Mar 30, 2014 at 4:51 PM
CBS not TBS
- navyeoddavee9 - Mar 30, 2014 at 4:55 PM
UConn D was outstanding, hats off, I thought the Spartans would win comfortably, obviously I was wrong
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Larry R. Kaiser, MD, FACS, President and Chief Executive Officer of Temple University Health System, Dean of Temple University School of Medicine, and Senior Executive Vice President for Health Sciences at Temple University, was invited to the White House to be part of a select group of health care leaders taking part in President Barack Obama's kickoff of the Health Care Payment Learning and Action Network.
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The Seattle Seahawks ran all over the Giants on Sunday, piling up a franchise-record 350 yards on the ground in a 38-17 whipping of New York. Running back Marshawn Lynch trucked multiple Giants defenders en route to scoring a career-high four rushing touchdowns in the lopsided win that improved the Hawks' record to 6-3 on […] [Read More]
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Seahawks defensive tackle Brandon Mebane, the veteran anchor of Seattle's defensive line, went down during Sunday's game against the New York Giants with a hamstring injury and will not return to the game. No. 2 tight end Luke Willson, starting while Zach Miller remains injured, also left the field in the second quarter. He was […] [Read More]
Taima, the live Seahawks mascot, lands on fans at CenturyLink Field
So the Seahawks flew away from its handler and landed on the lady next to me!! See!! pic.twitter.com/osf4fgVpK4 — Brian Tom (@BrianTom) November 9, 2014 Taima, the real-life auger hawk that is one of the mascots of the Seattle Seahawks, flew from the field up into the CenturyLink Field stands before Sunday's game and landed […] [Read More]
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So, how much could he chug?
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Are you as weird with your significant other as we are?
Witness these adorable grandmas from Washington lose their innocence.
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Curtis doesn't think that they work...but check out the magic!
This battle between a dog and a chicken nugget is just about the most epic that we've ever seen!
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unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
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Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
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This is a good idea. Done.
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re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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Arhaus me!! I love curling up on the chaise of our sofa with a cup of tea and the latest episode of Parks & Rec.
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I love curling up on a pretty couch with a good book.
ARHAUS ME! My favorite use for the couch is to do our homeschooling lessons snuggled together. <3
I love curling up on my sofa to watch TV.
ARHAUS ME, my favorite thing to do on my couch, is to cuddle with my dog, Napoleon, and watch reruns of Murder, She Wrote!
My favorite thing to use your sofa for is cuddling with Gary, my little morkie dog. He is 6lbs and loves a good cuddle when I'm reading a book.
"ARHAUS ME" WE love to use our sofa for family movie night! I love your ideas and enthusiasm>
Aarhaus Me!!! Perty please!!!
ARHAUS ME!! I spend most of my sofa time looking at blogs (most frequently, of course, YHL, Rage Against the Minivan and Girls Gone Child). we also do a lot of snuggle time with our 2.5 year old daughter.
ARHAUS ME! My sofa is the social spot of my home – for me and my two cats, and any friend that drops by! I knit all day long and chat online on my laptop while wearing a cat or two – life's grand! Needless to say my sofa gets a lot of use (and abuse!) I'd definitely go for the slipcovered sofa, it's the most practical option for me, and I like its lines. Sweet!
Arhaus me!
Our couch has lately been commandeered by our 3-year old as her airplane, which typically is en route to Chicago. :)
I love curling up on a couch to knit while watching TV or a movie! And since I just moved into my first house this past weekend, I need a new couch!!
Arhaus Me!!
Sunday mornings on the couch with a coffee and the newspaper are the best!
Arhaus me! …Game of Thrones with the hubby every Sunday.
ARHAUS Me! Wow, I think I'm the first comment! The sofa in my house is what everything revolves around…the coziest place definitely in the house!
arhaus me! My favorite thing to do on my couch is curl up and watch lightning storms flash around me :)
I have lots of things that I think I like to do on my couch, but it's usually housing me sleeping after falling asleep doing one of those things!
Arhaus me! Couch naps are the best.
I don't use my couches at all! It's totally dominated by my dogs haha
The Chihuahua gets the big couch and the German mix gets the loveseat LOL they love lounging on them!
I love to watch movies on our sofa and snuggle with my kitties.
ARHAUS ME. My favorite thing to do on my couch is snuggle with my puppy, Tucker.
ARHAUS ME! I love to cuddle up with my fiance after a long day at work.
Arhaus me! Cuddling and watching movies!
My sofa is a strict relaxation zone. No homework or work allowed. Only reading, watching TV, and entertaining friends.
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A Request To Dr. Lindtner - To Build The Case Warranting Native European Defense
Despite The Guilt Trips of World War II (discussed below on the anniversary of Dresden)
Here is an interview request that I sent to Dr. Christian Lindtner on February 12th
Dear Dr. Lindtner,
As producer for Majorityrights.com, I am writing you to inquire as to the possibility of arranging for an interview.
Majority Rights takes a position (secular) regarding Christianity which very much respects your scholarly critique.
Nevertheless, while I am writing you at this email address, my inquiry actually has more to do with a hope to discuss appropriate response to the fall-out of World War II, facts and mythos.
Your videos discussing holocaust revisionism are the most credible on the topic that I have seen. I do not see it as necessary to go-over that same ground in exhaustive detail. My position is that subsequent generations of Germans and others are innocent and ought not have to continue to pay, irrespective of the facts of Nazi Germany.
I am not anti-German and I am assuming that neither are you, anti-German.
My question is, how do we assert our innocence, along with that of present day Germans, to warrant implementing our defense of our nations as the preserves of our native nationals? - particularly in light of, and despite, the holocaust?
I believe that despite the holocaust that Germany and Europe does not owe the world, Jews, or anybody, its destruction through immigration and assimilation.
This is different from what holocaust deniers, even revisionists, are saying. Committed revisionists and deniers seem to believe everything, all of our defensive warrant, hinges upon debunking the holocaust. It is perhaps easier for me to see that as not necessarily the case as my ancestors even, had even less in the way of historical responsibility. Nevertheless, revisionists seem to have an overwhelming desire to unburden us of guilt trips* for these events, for which no guilt ought to be assigned them - and as a result, it seems to me that they are making the cause for European national sovereignty more resisted and less trustworthy when, in fact, it is a fully legitimate cause and ought to be seen that way irrespective of the holocaust.
What I seek from you in an interview is to help build this case to establish the warrant of European nations to preserve their nations for their native kinds despite The World Wars, whatever the facts.
Please say that you will grant us the interview Dr. Lindtner. It can be very important to inter-European peace and survival.
For those of you who take exception to my deferential use of the word "holocaust", understand that by it I mean a name given to mass deaths of Jews in the world war, however they came about, irrespective of any obnoxious elevation of importance of Jewish deaths over European deaths - which Dr. Lindtner recognizes in his characterizing it, holocaustianity, as a religion.
At the Yalta conference, just days before the Dresden firebombing..
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From a particularist/nationalist perspective it's best to write it off as a painful learning experience and get on with nationalism 2.0."
I keep hearing these retarded arguments that the Nazis shouldn't have invaded Russia and that Britain should've let Nazi Germany do as it liked with Poland. If 20/20 hindsight is to be exercised, then it should be said that Hitler shouldn't have invaded Poland.
The next argument, also retardedly Buchananesque, is that Poland was betrayed to the umpteenth degree anyway and therefore Germany invading was of no matter.
But even under Soviet control, Poland retained a semblance of national boundaries, more importantly from its point of view, its language and more importantly still, its native genetic homogeneity. Horrible as Soviet control was, neither Poland's boundaries, language nor genetics were in Hitler's plans.
The holocaust of the peoples of Dresden is horrible. It is an unspeakable loss of European genetic treasure. As were all the European deaths of World War II - a war unnecessarily fought as a 1) conventional military war and unnecessarily 2) inter-European as it largely was, pitting R1b against R1a - both frames, conventional militarism and anti-Polinism/anti-Slav, were Hitler's/Friedrich The Great's.
If you want to use 20/20 hindsight to re-frame World War II and what should not have been done, take it to herr E1B1B1 Hitler.
Don't kid yourself.
Look at how sick and enraged that Europeans were of ANOTHER World War, which Hitler and his worldview had some small part in initiating, a worldview that had the thin pretense of warrant to take lands and displace peoples up to the Urals on the basis of three and a half small cites being given to Poland by Versailles, a world view that had the design of removing your nation newly established after a bitter ordeal and fight of 123 years, and the realization of his plans of smashing it, taking it away again, killing your father, wife, your daughter, your brother, and you too, charged with the impersonal mission of bombing a precious German city, might just allow yourself to do that.
A habit, custom, and world view following the line of Friedrich the Great, based on inter-European militarism and a friend enemy distinction of Germanics/Slavs is what should be rejected with 20/20 hindsight - not that Roosevelt and Churchill shouldn't have gotten into the war, but that Hitler shouldn't have ordered it in that way.
And don't kid yourself either - if you know that a European nation like his has plans to take your nation and eliminate you (that was basically known) and some Jew points a gun at that European guy looking to kill you, what are you going to say? No, Mr. Jew, don't shoot at this guy looking to kill me?
If you want to exercise 20/20 hindsight, for all the European deaths, where it should not have started, the epistemological blunder was with herr E1B1B1 Hitler's world view and actions thereupon. And if you want to keep Europeans hating and fighting each other, just keep promoting the "innocence" of his worldview and the "supreme and singular guilt" of the Allied leaders.
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Hyperbolic Neo-Liberal Immigration Policy Misnamed "Leftist" By YKW Media (Be Even More Afraid)
Its egregious intentions betray its egregious misnomer as "The Left" by the YKW media. Whereas a White Left would be a union of the entire nation of native peoples and thus organized in entirety against immigrant imposition - these workers and beneficiaries being the theoretical equivalent of scabs - and the consequences of elite betrayal. Accordingly, a true European Nationalist Left would not be of just one class, say the workers, let alone be in representation of scabs (foreigners) - as the latter in particular would be defined properly not as The Left but rather as a Neo-Liberal concern imposed on the classification of native national interests. The reason for the misnomer is plain, the YKW and the sell-outs, particularly of the international corporatist order, do not want us to be clear in the organizational concern of that union, which is a merging, in fact an overlap, of the class with native nationalism. Instead they want it associated with what is most repugnant to our interests.
The YKW and corporate elite sell-outs are aligned in this perversion of class interests - you can be even more afraid now as they obligingly ask:
The "Left Party" (wink), read "neo-liberal" and ask rather, what union of your interests do they represent - i.e., how are they a leftist union for you as a native European? Particularly when they advocate (hyerpbolic) neo-liberal policies as such?
Gysi pretends the leftist, denouncing the The EU for "pursuing 'neo-liberal' policy:"
But then his party pursues this policy on immigration -
You can't get much more neo-liberal than that.
What does that have to do with the unionized representation of native European national interests?
We hear nothing representing the unionized interests of native European nationals in YKW media. Our interests are ignored and obfuscated beginning with the very terms, with the deliberately confusing mis-designation of neo-liberal policy - immigration and non-native imposition in particular - as "The Left." By contrast, designating the proper representation of native European national interests as The White Left is to distinguish it from the liberal and Jewish affectations imposed on native European nationalist interests by The Red Left.
Posted by Guest Blogger on Sunday, December 7, 2014 at 01:11 AM in Anti-racism and white genocide, European Nationalism, European Union, Genetics & Human Bio-Diversity, Immigration, Immigration and Politics, Journalism, Linguistics, Marxism & Culture War, Political analysis, That Question Again
(What would have been) questions for Dr Frank Salter
A few weeks ago Daniel sent a request to Frank Salter, author of On Genetic Interests, to consent to be interviewed for MR Radio. He was then in the process of a double-session interview with Red Ice. We hope he might be interested in a more intellectually demanding approach to his thesis in OGI and his hopes for European peoples in the West. He was unavailable.
In anticipation of a positive reply from Dr Salter I had scribbled down some questions – heads of discussion, really - which I hoped to put before him. It is unlikely that they will be asked in that form now. I thought they might be of interest to readers all the same, duly embroidered with some of my own understandings which would have emerged in the discussion.
1. Academics, science and politics
Dr Salter, you describe your profession as that of a political scientist and ethologist engaged in studying the motivational and organisational aspects – the laws that are at work, if you like - in human group dynamics. In the process you have afforded us all some unique insights into normative human behaviour, most particularly in the central thrust of On Genetic Interests. Purely for myself, I would like to thank you for that; and I'm sure very many others with our politics would feel the same.
(a) Can I begin by asking how you see yourself and your work? Is an ethologist like you, with his basis of work with empirical data, fundamentally of the humanities or the sciences? How do your politics, which are clearly quite nationalist, influence your selection and formulation of research projects? Do you have to make additional efforts to function as a disinterested researcher, while your peers down the corridor in the politics and sociology faculties are quite free to operate as de facto campaigners for progressive causes?
(b) More than a decade since the death of Stephen J Gould, and with the Sociobiology Study Group a forgotten entity, what is your assessment generally of the state of truth-speaking in the biological sciences, in particular about human difference? Would you say that the era of strict censorship has passed, and academic freedom now obtains? Or has the focus merely moved from a rigid control on what can be studied to a more subtle but no less widespread control of how studies can be framed, how results can be presented, and so forth?
(c) What kind of reception have your conclusions had among your academic peers? For example, has EGI, as a concept, been discussed by, or even incorporated in the thinking of, other political scientists with your ethological focus, or that of evolutionary biologists and psychologists, or even sociologists?
2. Politics and the public discourse
Posted by Guessedworker on Monday, December 1, 2014 at 12:17 PM in Anti-racism and white genocide, Australian Politics, Ethnicity and Ethnic Genetic Interests, European Nationalism, Islam & Islamification, Liberalism & the Left, Marxism & Culture War, White Nationalism
Ferguson Burns
- Bob in D.C.
Posted by DanielS on Tuesday, November 25, 2014 at 07:45 AM in Activism, Anti-racism and white genocide, Awakenings, Blogs & Blogging, Ethnicity and Ethnic Genetic Interests, Law & Order, Marxism & Culture War, Popular Culture, The Proposition Nation
Implications of Executive Amnesty
Posted by DanielS on Saturday, November 22, 2014 at 11:20 PM in Anti-racism and white genocide, Awakenings, Crusade against Discrimination in Britain, Demographics, Economics & Finance, Environmentalism & Global Warming, Genetics & Human Bio-Diversity, Globalisation, Health, History, Immigration, Immigration and Politics, Liberalism & the Left, Marxism & Culture War, Race realism, Social liberalism, Social Sciences, White Genocide Project, World Affairs
Letter To Brezhnev
Posted by DanielS on Sunday, November 16, 2014 at 10:36 AM in European culture, European Nationalism, European Union, Feminism, Humour, Immigration and Politics, Liberalism & the Left, Marxism & Culture War, Media, Popular Culture, Social liberalism
Forced Integration of remaining White flight neighborhoods by Obama Administration
Paul Sperry, Hoover Institution media fellow and author of "The Great American Bank Robbery," which exposes the racial politics behind the mortgage crisis - government attempt to increase minority home-ownership instigated the sub-prime housing crisis.
Posted by DanielS on Saturday, November 15, 2014 at 04:04 AM in Activism, Anti-racism and white genocide, Awakenings, Genetics & Human Bio-Diversity, Globalisation, Immigration and Politics, Marxism & Culture War, No particular place to go, Popular Culture, Social liberalism, That Question Again, The Proposition Nation, U.S. Politics, White Communities & Micro-Economies, White Genocide Project, White Genocide: America, White Nationalism
Jan The White Uniter
Jan The White Uniter has initiated a new website and will be talking to MR soon..
Posted by DanielS on Tuesday, November 11, 2014 at 11:33 AM in Activism, Anti-racism and white genocide, Awakenings, Feminism, Health, History, Marxism & Culture War, Popular Culture, Psychology, Social Sciences
Salter: Accept that the State is no longer ours and rebuild radically of our people
Posted by DanielS on Sunday, September 21, 2014 at 07:11 AM in Activism, Anthropology, Anti-racism and white genocide, Australian Politics, Awakenings, British Politics, Conservatism, Crusade against Discrimination in Britain, Demographics, Ethnicity and Ethnic Genetic Interests, European culture, European Nationalism, Genetics & Human Bio-Diversity, Global Elitism, Globalisation, Immigration, Immigration and Politics, Marxism & Culture War, Media, Political analysis, Social Sciences, White Genocide Project, White Genocide: Europe, White Nationalism
"Right-Wing Extremists like The Order"
The nobly inclined, missteps, the ill-advised and the misnamed.
MR's commentariat survey European/White Nationalist exponents.
It'd "be good (to have) a post critiquing far right nationalist movements and leaders:"
Enoch Powell
"or any other high profile organisations or individuals you can think of."
I would be quick to add William Pierce among others.
Rather than relying on extant articles surveying these peoples and platforms, we may look at these matters afresh with the interest of MR commentariat.
Taking as a point of departure the terminology that JamesUK's adopted upon broaching the topic, what jumped-out as salient and perhaps in need of re-naming or re-framing was The Order designated as "Right-Wing Extremist."
..."right wing extremists like The Order"
There are also parallels with "The Sons of The Revolution" who fought for independence from Britain; we might go on to discuss them among other guerrilla campaigns which fought for independence. That is, naturally, revolution and the taking or re-taking of a nation can entail "extreme" activities according to the status-quo and powers that be.
But to begin discussion, a comparison of Bob Mathews and Józef Piłsudski is relevant to normalization as the parallels are clear, yet Piłsudski is not stigmatized, he is widely accepted a nationalist hero.
Posted by DanielS on Wednesday, September 10, 2014 at 11:24 AM in Activism, Anti-racism and white genocide, Awakenings, European Nationalism, Far Right, Law & Order, Liberalism & the Left, Marxism & Culture War, U.S. Politics, White Nationalism
"Attorney of the damned", author of "Defensive Racism" dies imprisoned by ZOG
"Get the story out folks" - Stan Hess
From: Cyndi Steele, Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2014 8:35 PM
"The past 4 years Ed and my family have been living in a nightmare. Today, my greatest fear has come to life or maybe I should say death. Please read the message below that is being posted on the Free Edgar Steele website and sent to all of his supporters as I type this. It is with great heartbreak and devastation that I send you this news."
Posted by DanielS on Thursday, September 4, 2014 at 11:25 PM in Activism, Anti-racism and white genocide, Demographics, Far Right, Global Elitism, Law, Law & Order, Libertarianism, Marxism & Culture War, Obituaries, Race realism, The American right, U.S. Politics, White Communities & Micro-Economies, White Nationalism
Sir Gerald Howarth stands by letter: Time for England to fight back
"It is time for England to 'fight back' against political correctness' and he added:
Sir Gerald Howarth said that he stood by the letter and said his views had been reinforced by the child sex abuse scandal in Rotherham, where gangs of Asian men groomed and abused children.
'For 40 years we have been subjected to a left wing political correctness which has stopped the British people from expressing perfectly legitimate and reasonable views. More than 1,400 children in Rochdale have paid the price for decades of political correctness, now people are speaking up.'
He said that it is time for England to 'fight back' against political correctness, adding:
Posted by Guest Blogger on Saturday, August 30, 2014 at 11:51 PM in Activism, Anti-racism and white genocide, Awakenings, British Politics, Crusade against Discrimination in Britain, Demographics, European Nationalism, Immigration, Immigration and Politics, Islam & Islamification, Marxism & Culture War, Popular Culture, Social Conservatism, White Nationalism
Thread Wars 3: MR taking it to the threads, stepping-it-up and..
MR taking it to the threads, stepping-it-up and further cultivating strategies, noting successes, charting obstructions to bringing nativist nationalism to public acceptance.
Posted by DanielS on Wednesday, August 20, 2014 at 11:58 AM in Activism, Anti-racism and white genocide, Awakenings, Crusade against Discrimination in Britain, Demographics, Ethnicity and Ethnic Genetic Interests, European Nationalism, European Union, Free Speech, Genetics & Human Bio-Diversity, Immigration and Politics, Islam & Islamification, Journalism, Linguistics, Marxism & Culture War, Media, Thread Wars
Fratricidal Tendency
Fratricidal tendency, boding against race as a practical organizational concept, issues one of the most significant challenges to advocates of people of native European descent.
3,566 words
To intervene and ameliorate fraternal relations, perhaps, or to argue more thoroughly as to why race is not the proper group membership concern.
It is prima facie an acute issue to deal with and one that would require some of our top guns to handle properly - the likes of Dr. Lister and Frank Salter. Their help and more, of course, is needed in addressing this matter which we have all felt too closely to handle rationally by ourselves. What I mean by "fratricidal tendencies" is something quite general - antagonism of those closely related, ranging from irresponsible negligence to literal fratricide and war between our closely kindred people.
As we are so invested and investing in these people, the pursuit of remedy to these conflicts has created our most painful and destructive moments, where we did and gave our best to people who betrayed us - we became enemies to ourselves.
Posted by DanielS on Friday, August 8, 2014 at 03:51 AM in Activism, Anthropology, Australian Politics, Demographics, Economics & Finance, Ethnicity and Ethnic Genetic Interests, European Nationalism, Genetics & Human Bio-Diversity, Global Elitism, Globalisation, Immigration, Immigration and Politics, Marxism & Culture War, Political Philosophy, Race realism, That Question Again, White Genocide Project, White Nationalism
Did I Really See That?
Am I really seeing this?
1925 words
Before proceeding to disconcerting examples of media abuse and manipulation against us, let's look at some background that Bill provided, of an England as it used to be:
"Yes. I've shown this before. Pity the music is not English but I still love it. Today its the BBC* (modernity) that gives us our culture so is it surprising we are what we are?" - Bill
There are other obvious examples from that time, notably -
And in the late 80's, the dam bursting with
..which, btw, was shown continuously in Eastern Europe prior to the fall of communism.
However, there are examples of liberal envelope-pushing that are promoted not so much to cross the line (though they do) but to put it across as Taken For Granted.
Where these tactics are effective indeed, Whites can feel all the more alienated and foreign in their sense of righteous indignation, as no shared social, let alone institutionalized, response is forthcoming.
This is perhaps more of a pre-Internet phenomenon, when non-interaction with media provided little recourse to discuss the shock of this kind of assault on White interests.
Yet, as we have had these experiences, of seeing galling transgressions of White interests in media or in day-to-day interaction, it may help to know that you are not crazy: yes, you saw this and it is outrageous to an extreme. With that, these experiences acknowledged, it may be possible to redress not only these episodic instantiations, not only patterns, but lynchpins behind their occurrence.
Contributing to the feeling of "did I really see that?" is having these shocking experiences shrugged-off by others (Whites), either simultaneous to the occurrence or in the attempted report of it as an outrage.
I would encourage commentors to list a few of these experiences of "did I really see that? Could this be true?" (typically treated by others as if nothing, the fault is in you).
Posted by DanielS on Friday, August 1, 2014 at 03:29 AM in Activism, Anti-racism and white genocide, Awakenings, Crusade against Discrimination in Britain, Marxism & Culture War, Media, Popular Culture, Psychology
The Pejorative Side of Modernity or Civilization, Competing Theories or Allied? Part 2
The Pejorative Side of Modernity or Civilization, Competing Theories or Allied? Part 2
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Posted by DanielS on Sunday, July 6, 2014 at 03:17 PM in Activism, Anthropology, Awakenings, Ethnicity and Ethnic Genetic Interests, Eugenics, Far Right, Genetics & Human Bio-Diversity, Globalisation, Marxism & Culture War, The American right, The Proposition Nation, White Nationalism
Queers Assuming The Position
I am one who tends to think that concern regarding homosexuality is exaggerated beyond its true importance in WN circles.
Perhaps because I was at one time confronted directly and from a complexity of different angles with the implication to myself, but having no doubt that I wasn't, and wanting to be unburdened of any accusation's tedium, I was forced to make efficient intellectual work of putting aside any such accusation, to master the ways in which the issue could be deftly set aside as it is - largely irrelevant.
Posted by DanielS on Monday, June 16, 2014 at 03:09 AM in Activism, Anti-racism and white genocide, Art & Design, Awakenings, Conservatism, Feminism, Genetics & Human Bio-Diversity, Health, Liberalism & the Left, Marxism & Culture War, Social liberalism
Diversity is ... missing from academic opinion in WWU
Universities in the great state of Washington seem to be particularly big on mandated white race-replacement as well, of course, as straightforward anti-white racism. In the sick world of the white liberal academic it's fine and dandy to bounce around racistically - indeed marxistically - "criticizing" and re-educating students of their own race. If they are white.
How otherwise intelligent people arrive at such a moral and intellectual station I can scarcely imagine. But they do it, obviously, without realising that their exciting new Jewish "critique" of supposed white herd behaviour is actually herd behaviour itself, and neither they nor any else is made free by it. They do not notice that they have been turned into vile, humourless, identikit ideologues ... interchangeable cyphers propagandising for the very race-hate they think they are consigning to history.
But there is one man in the American North-West who has their best interests at heart, and who is striving single-handedly to save them from themselves. Along with their students, of course. That man is the indefatigable, not to say incorrigible and all round indomitable Jimmy Marr.
Jimmy's latest gesture towards racial enlightenment occurred on Monday this week, at the WWU "Diversity Is ..." rally:
Jimmy explains:
Posted by Guessedworker on Thursday, May 1, 2014 at 07:08 PM in Activism, Marxism & Culture War
Majority Rights: For Those Who Will See The Obvious..
That Hitler and the Nazis were not White/European nationalists, nor can they represent the interests of White/European peoples.
I would like to clear the way further for Majority Rights as a place of sanity for White interests.
Indeed, if a former head of state where I am from had the attitude toward Germans and Germany that Hitler had, for example, toward Slavs and Eastern Europe, frankly, I would not boast of this man, but would be eager to leave him in the past as an embarrassing expression of overcompensation. I am frankly surprised that this is not the default position of every self-identifying White nationalist.
Hitler's was a position which could only have led to inter-European fighting and diversion from our proper organization.
On the other hand, the Germans I meet in my travels, by sharp contrast, are very fine people; I am eager to help them, as I might, to ensure the flourishing of their particular native European form and ways; as well as to unburden them of undue guilt and foreign impositions. This generation had nothing to do with World War II, for better or worse. I am sure that there are sufficient many of them who see fit to participate in our mutual and discreet survivals as European nations and peoples.
I was ready to dive right-in with this frame of mind years, in fact decades, ago. One of the crucial issues obstructing this has been, and is, the absurd position of some self-proclaimed White Nationalists that we somehow need Hitler or to redeem Hitler. We need nothing of the kind. We need Europeans deeper and wiser. Let there be no mistake, those who insist upon Hitler and Nazism are Not White Nationalists.
Posted by DanielS on Sunday, April 20, 2014 at 01:37 AM in Activism, Anti-racism and white genocide, European Nationalism, Far Right, Liberalism & the Left, Marxism & Culture War, National Socialism
Anti-Racism is Not Innocent, it is Prejudiced, it is Hurting and it is Killing People
Anti-Racism is not innocent, far from innocent, it is prejudiced, it is hurting and it is killing people. It is an impossible, pure Cartesian ideal, prohibiting necessary social perceptual grouping and accountable discrimination accordingly.
Posted by DanielS on Thursday, February 27, 2014 at 03:02 AM in Activism, Anti-racism and white genocide, Genetics & Human Bio-Diversity, Linguistics, Marxism & Culture War, Social Conservatism
True Belarusian nationalism and its history have been opaque to westerners. The process of its true nationalism becoming opaque along with its struggle for revival may be instructive - and particularly if successful, useful for purposes of WN cooperation.
Still, "Western values" may creep-in through lack of bounds South and East as well..
Posted by DanielS on Tuesday, December 10, 2013 at 08:07 AM in European Nationalism, Immigration and Politics, Marxism & Culture War, Political analysis, Political Philosophy, White Nationalism
Nazism As Overstated Premise of White Nationalism and False Either/Or
Working hypotheses will be advanced
as to why these logical fallacies are being adopted despite their apparent obviousness;
how they are mistaken;
and remedies will be proposed in cooperative nationalism.
Statements will be set out as hypotheses to allow for efficient positioning of historical viewpoints as they emerge practical in argumentative service of cooperative European nationalism. In addition to the practical efficiency of hypotheses for unburdening detail, the modesty of unfinished claims is meant to facilitate participation from the commentariat to elaborate, correct and amend the hypotheses - i.e., to make optimal use of Majority Rights discussion format.
* Note: in comment number 2, I erred in grammatical present tense when discussing Brelsau (Wroclaw). Which, according to the Treaty of Versailles and through World War II, remained German. There would have been no good argument to that point in time for its not being German.
Posted by DanielS on Friday, October 25, 2013 at 05:22 AM in Demographics, Ethnicity and Ethnic Genetic Interests, European Nationalism, History, Marxism & Culture War, National Socialism, Political Philosophy, That Question Again, The American right, White Nationalism
Oy-limpics, prothink network under attack again
Miscellaneous news.
1. Crude commentary on the London Olympics opening ceremony, but it hits the bull's eye. The games ought to be called Oy-lympics. You know who it is gloating over and showcasing what they've done to England.
2. Not even a month has passed and the prothink network is again being given the boot; Delaney explains it, ZCF comments and JP chimes in. Previously godaddy was made to have them leave. Under Bob Parsons, godaddy respected freedom of speech, but it was bought by venture capitalist firms KKR & Co. L.P. (Kohlberg Kravis Roberts) and Silver Lake Partners, undoubtedly motivated in part to do something about the free speech problem. The prothink network switched to 1&1 hosting, a branch of a publicly-traded corporation, which by its nature is controlled by financial corporations, and the second booting happened following this bad choice.
If they're into game, prothink folks should switch to companies that host one of several prominent websites that are clear or suspected phony opposition, spreading out their websites over these companies instead of bringing them all under the same company. This is a win-win situation, gaming better than the oylimpics on Talmud-Vision. If they get booted while the fake opposition remains, the suspicions are confirmed. If they're allowed to remain to protect the fake opposition, they get to keep swelling the ranks of the awakened while the owners or overseers of the web-hosting companies grumble in private.
Posted by R-news on Saturday, July 28, 2012 at 11:04 PM in Blogs & Blogging, European culture, Marxism & Culture War, Media, Oh Tempora, Oh Mores, Popular Culture, That Question Again, World Affairs
First anniversary of the Norway commemoration of the King David Hotel bombing
On 22 July, 2011, Israel commemorated the 65th anniversary of the King David Hotel's bombing in Palestine, by exploding bombs in Oslo, killing 8, and shooting dead 69 on Utøya Island. Israelis picked Norway for the celebrations because she had increasingly become sympathetic toward Muslims and in favor of a Palestinian State. Professor Ola Tunander concurred that only a State-level entity equivalent has the capability of pulling off such an operation, and this wouldn't be the Norwegian administration slaughtering relatives on Utøya Island. Tunander knows Israel did it, but to avoid the heat, hinted at it, saying that some have suggested it was Israel's handiwork. Given Tunander's academic credentials, the mainstream media decided to keep Tunander's analysis and the Israeli condemnation of it out of the Anglosphere.
At first it wasn't clear whether the mysterious individual blamed for the attacks, Anders Behring Breivik, was a scapegoat or patsy. But the cues were there though overlooked by many. One clue was Anders Breivik's amazing beard, capable of changing within seconds.
Posted by R-news on Sunday, July 22, 2012 at 01:35 PM in European Nationalism, Far Right, Global Elitism, Liberalism & the Left, Marxism & Culture War, Media, New Right, Political analysis, Popular Culture, Psychology, Social liberalism, That Question Again, White Nationalism, World Affairs
On the funding of Hitler and the NSDAP by international bankers
ZionCrimeFactory, one of the people behind the prothink network I recently promoted, has taken issue with the claim that international bankers funded Hitler and the NSDAP into power. He said:
Let's look at the matter.
Posted by R-news on Wednesday, July 11, 2012 at 11:10 PM in Economics & Finance, Marxism & Culture War, National Socialism, Political analysis, Revisionism, That Question Again, World Affairs
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Sun., July 28, 2013 6:00am
Augusta Minister Convicted In Tax Scheme
The former minister of an Augusta church faces up to 20 years in prison after a jury convicted him of stealing nearly $123,000 using fraudulent tax returns.
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Tax Day Is Here
Federal and state income tax returns are due today. Georgia offers free electronic options for some last-minute filers. It's similar to the federal program where you can use online software to prepare and file returns for free. There are typically income limitations and some programs require that you pay to file your federal return first.
Mon., March 25, 2013 1:00am
Tax Deadline Approaches
Income tax returns are due three weeks from today. It might take a little longer to get your state tax refund as Georgia continues to crack down on tax fraud.
Mon., June 11, 2012 2:49pm
A New Program Flags Over 40,000 Tax Returns
It's getting harder for identity thieves to steal money from the state Department of Revenue. A new computer program targeting tax fraud has flagged over 40-thousand returns since January. Revenue Commissioner Doug MacGinnitie says the LexisNexis Tax Refund Investigative Solution could save the state from incorrectly distributing $20 million dollars.
Wed., May 16, 2012 11:17am
Anti-Tax Fraud Program Working
New security measures have saved the state aroound $20-million this tax season. State is screening returns for more information. Georgia is number 2 in identity theft cases.
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I just got some starter from friends and I am looking for a good way to use it
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Hi, since no baker answered, I did a search on the site and found this: http://www.food52.com/recipes...
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The first thing you should do is feed it so you'll have enough to build a loaf of bread, while also having enough left over to keep the starter going. Estimate about how much you have, then feed it with enough flour and water to double it. The ratio of flour to water should be 60% flour to 40% water. That's the ratio with which you'll feed it every time you use it. Stir it all up and let sit at room temp until very actively bubbling, then refrigerate. Plan to use it to build a bread within 48 hours. Also plan to feed your starter every 3 or 4 days whether you use it or not. There was a good thread about this a few days ago: http://www.food52.com/hotline... An excellent resource for sourdough baking is Peter Reinhart's book The Bread Baker's Apprentice.
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