Path of Totality

#NuclearSeries — 10 Doubts in Los Alamos Though Oppenheimer said years later in 1961 that he didn't carry the dropping of the bombs on his conscience, not everyone who worked at Los Alamos felt that way. Some were conflicted, especially after Adolf Hitler's death in April 1945. "For me, Hitler was the personification of evil and the primary justification for the atomic bomb work," Los Alamos physicist Emilio Segrè, who was Jewish, later wrote. "Now that the bomb could not be used against the Nazis, doubts arose. Those doubts, even if they do not appear in official reports, were discussed in many private conversations." Pictured: Segrè's ID badge photo from Los Alamos https://www.businessinsider.com/oppenheimer-los-alamos-manhattan-project-scientists-atomic-bomb-petition-2023-7

So true.

Born too late to be Barbie. Born too early to be a Valkyrie in the Der Führer’s Last Battalion. What’s a working girl in today’s age supposed to do?

Berlin Fashion Week January 16-21, 2023 https://wwd.com/fashion-news/fashion-features/gallery/berlin-fashion-week-party-and-politics-1235477917/

“The first part of the Divya [liberated one] to take shape on this earth is his Hand. They appear among the hills of the sacred Cordilleras. There we can see them. The primeval Orphic Egg was broken with this Hand, opening that painful ‘window’ by which the she of HE-SHE and the he of SHE-HE escape. It is the hand of the Initiate who re-takes the Egg of Manu-Tara, thereby closing the ‘wound’, the ‘window’. The Hero, Vîra, can do nothing without the Hand. Neither War nor Love.” — from Manu: For the Man To Come (1991) by Miguel Serrano [Wewelsburg Archives Edition, JdF 131, p. 312]

Hail National Socialism! “You will not know me…until liberation” — Savitri Devi

Hail National Socialism! “Ideologies have always soared, and will always soar, above frontiers.” — Savitri Devi

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Import the third world, become the third world.

Folks, everyone be safe out there with the fireworks tonight. #FridayFunPosting (Special Tuesday night 4th of July Edition)

Here is a song about America, and our relationship with her. Suite Madame Blue (1975) by Styx Lyrics are in the comments section.

You will never hear me chant “Death to America”, because I believe in the White Race, and despite all its problems I still believe that America is worth fighting for.