Path of Totality

“When I was released by the Americans, I read historian Trevor Roper's book, 'The Last Days of Hitler'. Throughout the book, like a red line, runs an eyewitness report by Hanna Reitsch about the final days in the bunker. I never said it. I never wrote it. I never signed it. It was something they invented. Hitler died with total dignity.” — Hanna Reitsch, in an interview with Jewish-American photojournalist Ron Laytner in the late 1970s. Original post by… @G_L_Rockwell

“Sensuality often makes love grow too quickly, so that the root remains weak and is easy to pull out.” — Friedrich Nietzsche Original post by… @Northern_Fren

The Third World Comes to New York City (3 of 3) Migrants outside the Roosevelt Hotel, New York City’s migrant intake center, on Aug. 3, 2023. Asylum seekers in NYC say that America is nothing like they imagined. It’s “chaos”. #BorderCrisis #DiversityDisorder https://news.yahoo.com/asylum-seekers-nyc-america-migrants-crisis-chaos-090039003.html

The Third World Comes to New York City (2 of 3) Recently arrived migrants outside the Roosevelt Hotel on August 2, 2023. The majority of them have been bused in from Texas, a political move by Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to force the federal government to tighten border security. #BorderCrisis #DiversityDisorder

The Third World Comes to New York City (1 of 3) Migrants sleep outside the Roosevelt Hotel on July 31, 2023. City officials say they will not turn their backs on an estimated 57,300 migrants seeking shelter, but limited resources, they contend, are making a strenuous situation dire. #BorderCrisis #DiversityDisorder

“I will not listen to my boyfriend rant about Serrano ever again!”

“SO YOU SEE, IT ALL MAKES SENSE. NINTH AVATAR, TOTAL WAR, THE COMING MAN. A DREAM NOT DREAMED BY EVEN THE GREATEST UTOPIANS”

“He’s probably thinking about Serrano’s books again.”

In Serrano we read… “Because if Hitler never wanted the war, the Avatar did want it. And if Hitler, as Führer, wanted to win the war quickly, the Avatar never wanted that. The Avatar has always been at war, since the beginning of time. And forever winning by losing here, on this plane of the representation of the Demiurgic Will. For him, as for the Jew, the Second World War was only a battle in the Great War.” — from Manu: For the Man to Come “In the whole history of Creation there is no more than one War, one Great War, which is still ongoing.” — from The Golden Thread

“Yes, of course, Hitler did fall in the end, brought down by the combined might of the world’s industrial powers, driven to obscene levels of hatred by world Jewry. He tried to avert great suffering, and to raise up Europe’s Germanic people to unprecedented heights of art, culture, and civility — but he was stopped by the global masters of hatred, vengeance, and debasement. Fortunately for us, though, his words and his vision have survived. Hitler lost the battle, but the larger war goes on. Hitler’s legacy is still open; the plan has yet to fully play itself out; no one yet knows how it will all end. Hitler the man is dead. But Hitler Avatāra lives on, inspiring the Germanic people — and indeed all noble Aryans — to rise up, stiffen their spine, shake off the millstone of global Jewry, and strive for greatness. All is in our hands; we need only act.” — Dr. Thomas Dalton, from the Foreword to Martin Friedrich’s Hitler Avatāra, 2023, Clemens and Blair Edition, pgs. i - ii

The book I ordered has arrived! I have read Dr. Thomas Dalton’s Foreword, and Friedrich’s Introduction to the book. So far so good. I have no complaints. The book seems like it’s going to be really good.

Thor is Alive ⚡️

Space Rocket to Mongo — scene from Flash Gordon (1980)

I trust the testimony of Otto Wagener, and yet although these may have been Der Führer’s opinions at the time, it does not mean that these were his opinions for life. Adolf Hitler may have not have been any longer annoyed by Rosenberg’s publishing of Mythos by the time of the 1940s, when the war was in full-swing. Also, he may not have regretted publishing Mein Kampf later in his career as Führer.

Adolf Hitler on Mein Kampf “If there is a lot of talk beforehand about some great plan, it is generally flogged to death, and the action never occurs… its success is jeopardized. That is why the Senate is pointless or even dangerous so long as we have not carried out and succeeded in our plans, our program, our goal.” “But if what you say is true, you should not have written Mein Kampf beforehand,” I objected. “Quite right. And I frequently regret that I did. But at the time, when I was in Landsberg. I thought everything was over. I was in captivity, I was deprived of my freedom, the party was dissolved — everything seemed at an end… I wrote Mein Kampf as a kind of report to the German Volk, chiefly in memory of the martyrs of November 9. I wrote it out of the narrowness of my cell.” — the words of Adolf Hitler, according to the testimony of Otto Wagener [Hitler: Memoirs of a Confidant (1946) by Otto Wagener, Yale University Press Edition, translated by Ruth Hein, edited by Henry Ashby, Jr., p. 273]

Adolf Hitler on the Publishing of Rosenberg’s Mythos of the Twentieth Century Once I begged Hitler to let me publish such conversations, but he refused. “After I’m dead, you can publish anything you want. But any sooner, it can do no good. It would only be pulled to pieces by our political enemies. In the same way, the publication of Rosenberg’s Mythus, which happened without my knowledge, was inadvisable. That is why my notes remain locked in my desk, but they are carefully preserved.” — the words of Adolf Hitler, according to the testimony of Otto Wagener [Hitler: Memoirs of a Confidant (1946) by Otto Wagener, Yale University Press Edition, 1985, translated by Ruth Hein, edited by Henry Ashby Turner, Jr., p. 280]