Path of Totality

“I hear there’s going to be a lot of talk about Critical Race Theory in the future. Well, I’ve got some Critical Race Facts for you that will put hair back on top of your head old man.” (After encountering a Lenin-look-a-like heckler in the crowd who was quickly escorted away — to Dachau.) — from The Private Thoughts of Adolf Hitler (2021, Telegram Edition)

They will live in the pods, and eat the bugs. They will obey. They will take the vaccines, and remain silent. They will comply. They will own nothing, and be happy. Or else...

“My spirit will rise from the grave. And the world will see I was right” -Adolf Hitler

S A C R I F I C E E T E R N A L

The Man Against Time (The following quote is from Protocol V of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, published for the first time in 1907 by Sergey Nilus.) “We are much too strong; all the world must obey us. Governments cannot do the least thing without our secret intervention. Per me reges regunt (Kings rule by me). We read in the Law of the Prophets that we are chosen by God to rule the world. God has given us the ability to carry out this task. If there existed a genius in the enemy camp he might be able to fight against us. AND THE BATTLE BETWEEN HIM AND US WOULD BE A FIGHT SUCH AS THE WORLD HAS NEVER SEEN BEFORE. Now it is already late for the genius of the Gentiles.”

Today is Richard Wagner's Birthday. Born 1813 in Leipzig, Wagner redefined Western Music, Opera, and Theater, including setting the world up for modern Cinematic culture although he died before it began. His music knows no equal in terms of emotional complexity and power. Nothing, no one, even comes close. His influence was strongest on art and music, but extended to philosophy (FW Nietzsche), socialist politics (George Bernard Shaw), and of course, to the cultural, political, and social fusions of the Third Reich. There would be no National Socialism without Wagner. @DeutscherVolksverlag

#NuclearSeries — 8 As powerful as they are, nuclear weapons are still nowhere close to the most powerful forces of nature, like a giant meteorite or comet hurled to earth with an impact and devastation of MILLIONS of nuclear bombs, or a gamma ray burst from a faraway star which would peel-off the earth’s atmosphere as easy as blowing out a candle! Mankind is still but a fragile child, aeons away from becoming any kind of “master” of the universe — if ever. We should keep this in mind when making our little toys.

#NuclearSeries — 7 Heisenberg’s Uncertainty “I don’t believe a word of the whole thing,” declared Werner Heisenberg, the scientific head of the German nuclear program, after hearing the news that the United States had dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima. The reaction of Heisenberg illustrates just how far the German program came from actually developing a nuclear weapon. Another scientist exclaimed, it must have taken “factories large as the United States to make that much uranium-235!” Heisenberg recalled in his memoirs, “The government decided that work on the reactor project must continue, but only on a modest scale. No orders were given to build atomic bombs.” German resources were allocated to other priorities...to the immediate war effort. Source: http://www.atomicheritage.org/history/german-atomic-bomb-project

When I look at this image tears don’t flow, I have none left. All I feel is a burning hatred & a rage inside so intense I actually feel nauseous. What pains me most is the apathy of our people.

That one hit me right in the gut. That is so sad. Heartbreaking.

When I look at this image tears don’t flow, I have none left. All I feel is a burning hatred & a rage inside so intense I actually feel nauseous. What pains me most is the apathy of our people.