Path of Totality

Mittel-Europa “What maddens the Germans is that they are obliged to fight desperately in order to keep what they now hold. During the past three years they have marched with giant strides toward the realization of one of their oldest dreams — the domination of Central Europe. Long before Hitler was even heard of, Mittel-Europa was a phrase to conjure with.” — from Into the Darkness: Nazi Germany Today (1940, p. 59) by Lothrop Stoddard

Oh stargazer, tell me what you see; Legends of old, for eternity be.

#ScienceSaturday https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uD4izuDMUQA&t=250s

#ScienceSaturday No. 2 From the perspective of modern mainstream cosmology is a captivating video on the lifecycle, and ultimate fate of the universe. Is it science, or science fiction? You be the judge.

Adolf Hitler: Me (2018)

There is no other way but ours. 

While we are building our strength, we must follow openly and straight-forwardly the same path that we want our whole race to follow one day. That is the way to victory, and it’s the only way. -William Luther Pierce

As in everything, nature is the best instructor.

Night Ride

Friday Night Chillwave

Adolf the Charitable (2 of 2) An hour or two went by, and then a neighbor came into the shop asking for a subscription to the organ fund for St. Anne’s Church. We were only poor folks around here. She said what awful difficult work it was to get anybody to subscribe for the organ, times were that hard. So I said, “Well, go over to Herr Hitler. I know he’s got a bit. Tell him what it’s for. He’s not one to say no.” Frau Pfister got up, and crossed the street. In a few minutes she came flying back, radiant, and thrust the list under my nose, so I could see for myself what an incredible lot Herr Hitler had given. I could scarcely believe my eyes. I stared at the figure, took off my glasses and looked again — Adolf Hitler, 50 marks. “Well, I never!” I exclaimed. “if the Führer hasn’t gone and given the whole lot away!” Frau Pfister nodded, beaming. He was that kind. — the paraphrased testimony of Frau Schweyer from Germany’s Hitler (Revised Edition, 1938, pgs. 121-122) by Heinz A. Heinz

Adolf the Charitable (1 of 2) In the middle of December the year he’d been shut up in Landsberg, we National Socialists in Munich heard that he was to be set free. Just before Christmas, too, on the 20th. He would come out of the fortress just as desperately poor as he went in. So we arranged to have a collection, so as he should have a little money in his pocket straight away. Altogether we scraped up about 50 marks... ...we filled his room with flowers ...covered the table with things to eat We even secured a bottle of wine for the occasion, although we knew he’d never touch it. It was December 20, 1924, and sure enough about 2 o’clock in the afternoon a motor drove up to the house opposite. Hitler was in it. He got out, and when he turned around caught sight of me standing across the way. He came over, and shook my hand, “Grüss Gott, Frau Schweyer”! I couldn’t say a word. My throat swelled, and the tears would come. It was such a joy to see him again.

Winter-Help-Work (Winterhilfsarbeit) “As the Reich’s employment situation improved, Winter-Help-Work became less necessary. Considering it ‘an essential means for continuously educating fellow Germans in the spirit of a German community’ Hitler maintained the charity throughout his tenure in office.” — from Hitler’s Revolution (2014, pg. 84) by Richard Tedor

A little winter season memetic warfare. Channel: t.me/NathanRLawrence

Hanna Reitsch - Valkyrie

Happy Führer Friday! 🙋‍♂️

The happiest Christmas Germany had celebrated for many a long year was the first Christmas of Hitler’s Chancellorship. It was the first Christmas after these so-called “heathen Nazis” had come to power. Up to this time Christmas in Germany had largely been a purely family affair. The tens of thousands of those who had no family, no relatives, no home, perhaps merely looked on from afar. Such a thing as this had to be stopped in the National Socialist State. On every Christmas Eve since 1933 the Party sets up, at its own expense, great Christmas trees before many church doors, and in many of the open spaces in the cities. These are all aglitter with frost, and burning candles. And bands play the immemorial hymns and carols of the season. Speeches are made calling upon those to remember their poorest brethren without, and to show them the good comradeship and brotherliness which is the very essence of National Socialism. —paraphrased from Germany’s Hitler (Revised Edition, 1938, pg. 221) by Heinz A. Heinz