A Knight’s Path
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Aristocratic nationalism. Militarism. Fascism. Cultural and psychological warfare
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Tania Mallett, English model and actress.
The Savoy Hotel, City of Westminster, London, England, British Empire. 2 December 1959.
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The chasm between the weak and the strong, lies in their fundamental approach to life. The weak are enslaved by immediate desires, seeking comfort and instant gratification without foresight, forever bound to the fleeting moment.
The strong, however, act with purpose beyond the present. They master their impulses, viewing them as distractions from their higher path. They endure hardship willingly, knowing that true power and mastery are forged through restraint and long-term vision. It is this inner discipline, this defiance of temporary temptations, that elevates the strong above the weak, marking them as the true architects of their fate.
Do not be a sheep, stay forever commited to your purpose.
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"In order to be a leader in the field, a superior must display an exemplary bearing before his men in the moment of danger and be willing, if necessary, to die for them. The weak and vacillating are then guided by his example and by his disregard of self in accepting privations and dangers."
— Military Intelligence Service: German Squad in Combat, p. 10
Select clips from the film La dolce vita (1960).
Music: “Each Time You Fall In Love” by Cigarettes After Sex.
Video by marselle on Youtube.
Repost from Diary of an Underground Ronin
"The fate of nations is intimately bound up with their powers of reproduction. All nations and all empires first felt decadence gnawing at them when their birth rate fell off."
— Mussolini
“Princes are not bound to give an account of their Actions but to God alone.”
- Charles I, King of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland
"Every enhancement of the type 'man' has so far been the work of an aristocratic society—and it will be so again and again”
- Friedrich Nietzsche
Attendees of the funeral of Edward VII, King of the United Kingdom and the British Dominions and Emperor of India.
Standing from left to right:
- Haakon VII, King of Norway
- Ferdinand I, Tsar of Bulgaria
- Manuel II, King of Portugal
- Wilhelm II, German Emperor and King of Prussia
- George I, King of Greece
- Albert I, King of Belgium
Seated from left to right:
- Alfonso XIII, King of Spain
- George V, King of the United Kingdom and the British Dominions and Emperor of India
- Frederick VIII, King of Denmark
Windsor Castle, Berkshire, England, British Empire. 20 May 1910.
"We can reasonably affirm that a true Right without the monarchy ends up deprived of its natural centre of gravity and crystallisation, because in almost all traditional states the principal reference point for realising the independent and stable principle of pure political authority has been the crown."
- Julius Evola
