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Everybody reflexively shits on the dad I found it sad the poor guy is grasping at even this tiny bit of kindness he cannot get from his shrew wife. @AltSkull48

He didn't relax. Hope he was not arrested by the black police. @AltSkull48

The creator of VLC refused an offer worth millions to sell it so that VLC remains free for everyone, forever. Not all Frenchmen. This is awesome. You know whoever bought it would have immediately destroyed the best media player in existence. @AltSkull48

This is how the jews are going to get normie right wingers to take the brain chip and enter the simulation permanently. Make the world so fucking bad that escaping into a digital fantasy world seems vastly superior in comparison to the Raspailian hellworld they’ve created. https://t.me/TheWesternChauvinist11/3549

This is viral because everyone yearns for a homogeneous high trust society. European in-group preferentiality. The dying light of this nation's White Primacy glowed in neon before it burned out. We all hate that it's gone no matter how old we are. http://T.me/TheWesternChauvinist12

The ultimate minimalist meme. @AltSkull48

TikTok has overhauled its hate speech rules, banning users from calling the IDF “terrorists” and narrowing its policy on supremacy from covering “all racial supremacy” to only “White supremacy.” The shift came just 15 days after the company hired Erica Mindel, a former IDF instructor and self-described “proud Zionist,” as its Public Policy Manager for Hate Speech

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Ace Nate | Stop celebrating this.. Glad some of us can see this shit for what it actually is. @AltSkull48

You can see in this footage that the homeless junkie runs up and spits on Sewell. Sewell turns to face the parasite, who immediately begins throwing punches. I am not sure what the Australian laws around self-defense are, but had this happened to anyone but the WA guys, the junkie would've been arrested for assault. Because Tom Sewell is an NS leader, he gets arrested for defending himself. Stand with Sewell. T.me/TheWesternChauvinist12

Australian nationalist Thomas Sewell has been arrested over an incident where a homeless man attacked him as he led a march through Melbourne. Police first asked him to come in for a voluntary interview, but threatened to break his door down and handcuffed him when he refused. https://www.noticer.news/thomas-sewell-arrest-melbourne-march/ Follow: @NoticerNews

Absolutely insane. Where are all the "muh free speech" advocates now? They had no problem grifting on the draconian policies Australia implemented during COVID... But that was easy to oppose, wasn't it? Their silence on the Australian government's persecution of the NSN and its members is deafening. When push comes to shove, they always expose themselves as cowards, only willing to defend their so-called principles when it gets them updootz and pats on the back.

Nationalist activist Michael Nelson, 21, was raided by armed police this morning for allegedly posting a meme containing a swastika on Telegram. If convicted he faces a mandatory minimum sentence of one year's jail and a maximum of five years under Australia's recently strengthened "hate speech" laws. https://www.noticer.news/australian-nationalist-activist-raided-meme/ Follow: @NoticerNews

A Japanese speaking Indian tech support scammer is quickly found out by 4chan owner Hiroyuki Nishimura. How would you have redeemed this situation? Callisto Roll @AltSkull48

As his funeral is today, I thought I would share with you all the memorial I wrote for my friend who left us far too early. It’s too long to fit in one post so the remainder will be continued in the first comment. This will be read at the funeral by his brother. Memorial for my Friend, Reinhardt It is with shock, grief and ultimately gratefulness that I sit here typing, thinking about one of my best friends in the world, Colin Kirby, finally coming to grips with the fact that he has moved on from us, taking a restful seat next to Jesus while we toil on in this weird, harsh place without him for a little while more. A week ago, I was still excited that one day in the hopefully near future I was going to be back in America, living next to one of the best, most genuine friends I'd ever made. That my kids and his son would play together with the dogs and the chickens and the goats, learn to hunt and shoot guns and build houses and explore the truth about the Lord together, and that I'd finally, finally be near other people in real life who truly valued the good things Christ put us here to experience and appreciate. I only met Colin once face-to-face, in the winter of 2024 at his place in Corinth, with his beautiful wife Emily and his lovely son, Thomas. But over the last seven years we spent countless hours talking on our podcast and the phone as well as probably hundreds of hours in the same places on the internet, so I've gotten to know him and become closer to him than the vast majority of people. He was significantly younger than I am, but there are few people I've learned more from over the course of my life. He possessed the erudition, scholarship and wisdom of someone who'd lived multiple lives. Whether the topic was Biblical explication, old world history, the nature of our realm, political realities, the finer points and hardships of self-sufficient rural life, or the deep lore of JRR Tolkien, I always walked away from every conversation feeling enriched, encouraged and better off for having spoken with him. There were many times both of us discussed the trials and difficulties of our everyday personal lives and how to best navigate them in a world that's become increasingly difficult to see or steer through. Both of us were facing down some scary financial and future decisions. Those conversations always ended in a call to prayer from Colin and I would leave feeling, even if the issues had not been resolved and we still didn't know what the future held in store for us, that it was going to be okay. There are people who go through life just doing what they are expected to do, getting by with the bare minimum, never examining the world around us, never thinking about how one person's actions affect the entire environment around him, and that environment in a butterfly effect rippling through and echoing across the entire physical and spiritual world. Colin was not one of these ordinary men. In the time since the announcement of his passing, I have been inundated with an outpouring of messages from people telling me how Colin Kirby positively affected their lives. There have been so many I have had trouble replying to them all. It's a sad thing about the nature of this world and our lives that we often wait until it is too late to let the people we love who've affected us the most know how much of a positive impact they've had upon our lives.