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Sewell would probably say something like struggle finds you when you’re tired and when you least want it , but that’s when yo
Sewell would probably say something like struggle finds you when you’re tired and when you least want it , but that’s when you must find the strength to row.

The Canadian government are traitors. Simple as. https://x.com/kirklubimov/status/2073420994862260455
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The Canadian government are traitors. Simple as. https://x.com/kirklubimov/status/2073420994862260455

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What exactly is Anarcho-Tyranny? This is a term often used, and little understood. We feel that it is imperative to make our Folk aware of this phenomenon, as we are all currently living through it. Anarcho-tyranny is a political neologism coined by paleoconservative writer Samuel T. Francis in the early 1990s to describe a specific form of governmental dysfunction. It defines a system where the state is "anarchically hopeless at coping with large matters" (such as protecting citizens from serious crime or maintaining public safety) while being "ruthlessly tyrannical in the enforcement of small ones" (such as imposing burdensome regulations on law-abiding citizens). The concept posits that the state fails to perform its fundamental duty of enforcing order and punishing violent offenders, creating a semblance of anarchy. Simultaneously, it exercises oppressive power against innocent individuals, often to advance ideological goals or protect entrenched managerial elites rather than to ensure public safety. This paradox is characterized by the state criminalizing the law-abiding while allowing disorder to flourish, effectively using the resulting chaos as a rationale to expand its own coercive control.

A quote from Rodolfo Graziani about the dangers of compassion to the enemy. He says anyone who knowingly opposes you, and cho
A quote from Rodolfo Graziani about the dangers of compassion to the enemy. He says anyone who knowingly opposes you, and chooses to fight against you, is someone who imagines the world being better without you, and so, you must not forigve them.

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Happy Dominion Day
Happy Dominion Day

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Members of the Vanguard met in Hamilton, Ontario to train boxing and share camaraderie. Folk-Family-Future! Join the Vanguard
Members of the Vanguard met in Hamilton, Ontario to train boxing and share camaraderie. Folk-Family-Future! Join the Vanguard: NS13_88@protonmail.com X: https://x.com/WhiteCanada22/status/2071385349260009965

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If you weaken the standard to accommodate incompetence, you weaken the culture.

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What I find so disturbing about the "sustainable development" agenda is the vitriol which paid activists direct towards anyone who questions the idea they are saving the world. This aggression leads me to believe this agenda won't simply entail having more electronic cars and solar panels everywhere. It will be heavy-handed managerial micromanagement of every aspect of our lives. It'd be like the height of COVID, but in perpetuity. I am not qualified to make any claims related to climatology or the ecological effects of rising global temperatures. However, I'm convinced that giving this amount of power to such psychopaths would be worse than whatever problem they claim to be solving.

"Political Correctness" is a cancer to our Folk. No Canadian White man should ever be afraid to say what's on his mind. The t
"Political Correctness" is a cancer to our Folk. No Canadian White man should ever be afraid to say what's on his mind. The truth is illegal under the Anti-White system. In the future, Nationalists will undo these wrongs, and the truth will triumph once again!

Fascist Italian anti-consumerist poster reading "If you eat too much, you rob the homeland."
Fascist Italian anti-consumerist poster reading "If you eat too much, you rob the homeland."

"We stitch over what exists!"
"We stitch over what exists!"

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The failure of Brexit ten years on is why I have no interest in the Alberta or Quebec separatist movements. The problem of anti-whiteism is omnipresent and must be defeated metapolitically. You cannot just expect it to disappear by redrawing borders.

A Very Happy Father’s Day to all Fathers and Grandfathers. Here’s a little poem for today: MY FATHER His form, combining heal
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A Very Happy Father’s Day to all Fathers and Grandfathers. Here’s a little poem for today: MY FATHER His form, combining health and ease, And features form'd by Heaven to please— His face is placid. In his mien Meekness and Charity are seen. If you could view his polish'd mind, Religion's self is there combined With grace, and truth, and manly pride, Which to Religion are allied— You'd find, if you his life could scan, "God's noblest work, an honest man." ~By Joseph Howe of Nova Scotia (written when he was only 16 for his father John Howe, who was a Loyalist)

Happy Father’s Day to the men who have sacrificed, to the men who have given, provided, and loved those

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ā€œFascism, unlike communism, does not offer an explanation of world history; it does not present a key accessible to everyone
ā€œFascism, unlike communism, does not offer an explanation of world history; it does not present a key accessible to everyone for deciphering current events. It does not believe in destiny—it denies it. On the contrary, it opposes human will to destiny and believes that humanity can forge its own future.ā€
— Maurice BardĆØche.

The Coat of Arms of the Canada Company. Founded in 1825 by Scottish novelist John Galt, the father of Sir Alexander Galt, one
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The Coat of Arms of the Canada Company. Founded in 1825 by Scottish novelist John Galt, the father of Sir Alexander Galt, one of the Fathers of Confederation, its aim was to help settle and develop Upper Canada/Ontario. Its arms, containing the symbols of Anglo-Canadians such as the thistle, rose and shamrock, were sometimes mistakenly depicted as the Coat of Arms of Canada in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Its motto "Non Mutat Genus Solum" roughly translates to "the country does not change the ancestry" or "a change of soil does not change one's race."