Path of Totality

Requiem for Dresden

📽🇬🇧 Dresden Inferno — An Allied War Crime Explores the fire bombing of Dresden on the night of 13-14 February 1945, with eye-witness testimony, describing a heinous, outrageous, Allied War Crime and a story of survival. The footage comes from various German sources translated and narrated into English.

A young Brooke Shields in a Calvin Klein commercial (1980). She’s modeling jeans, but talking about genes. This advertisement is genius, but would cause an uproar of negative public opinion if made today, and would be chastised as arrogant White Supremacy. #OldiesButGoodies

Ride the Tiger According to Julius Evola, “ride the tiger” refers to an eastern myth which says that when a tiger is in a fury, his overwhelming power may destroy undistinctly everything facing him. In such a situation, the best strategy is to climb up on his back and hang on until he is totally exhausted. Then jump off and kill him. According to Julius Evola, the tiger is an allegory for the modern world. His eponymous book may be grasped as a survival guide during the last stages of Kali Yuga. — Érik Gwas Duw

British-born movie star Charlie Chaplin satirizes Adolf Hitler in the motion picture The Great Dictator (1940). Charlie Chaplin was a Communist sympathizer, if not an outright Communist himself. He supported various Soviet-American friendship groups, and was even awarded the International Peace Prize in 1954 by the Communist-led World Peace Council. While visiting London for the premiere of his new movie Limelight in 1952, Chaplin was informed by the United States government that he would be denied re-entry back into the United States due to his Communist sympathies, and leftist activities. It wasn’t until 1972 as the American political atmosphere began to change that Charlie Chaplin would visit the United States again. You see, we used to expel Communists, and that’s the way it should be again. He should never have been allowed to return, not even for a visit. — from the new #BorderCrisis Series “Back When We Had Control”

A Witness in the Flesh to The Avatar (3 of 3) “At some point during the interview a photograph had been taken of Hitler and myself in conversation. So unobtrusively was this done that I was not aware of it at the moment.” (p. 208) — from Into The Darkness: Nazi Germany Today (1940) by Lothrop Stoddard [First edition: Duell, Sloan & Pearce, Inc. New York] Perhaps Lothrop Stoddard encountered more than he bargained for in his meeting with Hitler as the photograph was taken with him next to, and speaking with Der Führer, and him being totally unaware of it. Maybe he was in a sense of awe, and enthralled by Der Führer more than he could ever admit. This is Esoteric Hitlerism! @HitlerianFaith @EsotericHitlerism

A Witness in the Flesh to The Avatar (2 of 3) “From behind that desk rises Mussolini, just like Hitler, but there the resemblance abruptly ends; for instance, instead of coming to meet you, you have to walk all the way across the room for him [Mussolini]. However, from the very start you feel that Mussolini is human. Nothing like that with Hitler. Though always pleasant and courteous, he makes no obvious attempt to impress or win you. Another factor: personal charm. Mussolini has it. At least he turns it on even in casual audiences. I didn’t get any such psychic reaction from Hitler.” (p. 209)

A Witness in the Flesh to The Avatar (1 of 3) “There are certain details of Hitler’s appearance which cannot be surmised from photographs. His complexion is medium, with blond-brown hair of neutral shade which shows no signs of gray. His eyes are very dark-blue. From this audience emerged two outstanding contrasts. First, that between the magnificently staged approach and the simple, undramatic, almost matter-of-fact meeting with the man himself. The second notable contrast which occurred to me was that of this audience with Hitler and one I had years ago with his fellow dictator, Mussolini.” (p. 206, and p. 208)

The Origin of the Amazon Women Myth “The existence of the Amazons can be easily explained. Roving bands of warriors often left their homes for long periods of time. The women who remained behind had to adjust their lives and to learn to defend themselves against attack. If their men folk finally returned, they often brought with them strange women, which repeatedly resulted in outbreaks of murder of the males. Such a deed, reported of the women of Lemnos, reverberated throughout the whole of Greece as a most horrible crime, and was retold again and again with renewed horror. Women, maddened by sexual frustration, fell into unbridled hetaerism, a way of life which always appeared when the Apollonian principle weakened. Yet initially the victory of the latter was always welcomed, since it laid the first real foundations of a stable civilization.” — from Myth of the Twentieth Century (1930) by Alfred Rosenberg [Pax Aryana PDF Edition, 2020, p. 31] #FridayFunPosting

The Origin of the Amazon Woman Myth “The existence of the Amazons can be easily explained. Roving bands of warriors often left their homes for long periods of time. The women who remained behind had to adjust their lives and to learn to defend themselves against attack. If their men folk finally returned, they often brought with them strange women, which repeatedly resulted in outbreaks of murder of the males. Such a deed, reported of the women of Lemnos, reverberated throughout the whole of Greece as a most horrible crime, and was retold again and again with renewed horror. Women, maddened by sexual frustration, fell into unbridled hetaerism, a way of life which always appeared when the Apollonian principle weakened. Yet initially the victory of the latter was always welcomed, since it laid the first real foundations of a stable civilization.” — from Myth of the Twentieth Century (1930) by Alfred Rosenberg [Pax Aryana PDF Edition, 2020, p. 31] #FridayFunPosting

The Origin of the Amazon Woman Myth “The existence of the Amazons can be easily explained. Roving bands of warriors often left their homes for long periods of time. The women who remained behind had to adjust their lives and to learn to defend themselves against attack. If their men folk finally returned, they often brought with them strange women, which repeatedly resulted in outbreaks of murder of the males. Such a deed, reported of the women of Lemnos, reverberated throughout the whole of Greece as a most horrible crime, and was retold again and again with renewed horror. Women, maddened by sexual frustration, fell into unbridled hetaerism, a way of life which always appeared when the Apollonian principle weakened. Yet initially the victory of the latter was always welcomed, since it laid the first real foundations of a stable civilization.” — from Myth of the Twentieth Century (1930) by Alfred Rosenberg [Pax Aryana PDF Edition, 2020, p. 31] #FridayFunPosting

M.S. WILHELM GUSTLOFF The 30th of January is a German remembrance day, in memory of the victims of the sinking of the refugee ship “Wilhelm Gustloff” 76 years ago. The sinking was caused by the Soviet submarine S13 on January 30, 1945, and had around 9,400 victims, including more than 5,000 children as well as thousands of women, and wounded. It is the greatest catastrophe in the history of seafaring! This history remains mostly unacknowledged by historians, and political leaders due to political pressures. No representative of the Federal Republic of Germany has ever thought of these murdered German refugees from East Prussia. Original post by… @Die_Deutsche_Wochenschau For more information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MV_Wilhelm_Gustloff

Today in 1933, Adolf Hitler becomes the Chancellor of Germany. "We have the power, now our gigantic work begins." Original post by… @WarTimeArchives

#ScienceSaturday No. 26 (Late Sunday Edition) The Future of Birthing Is this science, or science-fiction? Only time will tell.