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“Þeim stýra goð” “Gods guide him.” ~Vellekla 14 Art by Jenny Nyström, 1895. 𐘾 ᚦᛅ︍ᛁᛘ᛫ᛋᛏᛁᚱᚬ᛫ᚴ︌ᚬ︍ᚦ
“Þeim stýra goð” “Gods guide him.” ~Vellekla 14 Art by Jenny Nyström, 1895. 𐘾 ᚦᛅ︍ᛁᛘ᛫ᛋᛏᛁᚱᚬ᛫ᚴ︌ᚬ︍ᚦ

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“Look at those dystopian governments in Europe! At least America has muh freedomz!!!!” What freedom? Free Speech ❌ Grow your own food ❌ Hunt without license ❌ Fish without license ❌ Collect rainwater ❌ Raw milk ❌ The right to privacy ❌ Living off the land ❌ Living with your own people ❌ Basically anything that actually matters and has to do with being a natural human is not allowed. You are allowed to wage until death eat goyslop and participate in pretend rigged elections to reinforce the illusion.

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“Year after year, I was increasingly burdened by a sorrow that Hölderlin attributes to Hyperion: the feeling of being a stranger in one’s own homeland. This is borne out by the scars and stigmata, both of mind and body, left by an unhappy yet indelible love—love for the people, and not for political faction.” — Ernst Jünger

HENBANE Meaning: • a poisonous plant belonging to the nightshade family, native to temperate Europe and Siberia, and naturalised in Great Britain and Ireland

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Gifts are woven into middle-earth for the wellwilling and industrious, if you know where to look.
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Gifts are woven into middle-earth for the wellwilling and industrious, if you know where to look.

“Need is the grief of the bondmaid, and a hard condition to be in, and toilsome work. trouble Niflungr” ~Icelandic Rune Poem
“Need is the grief of the bondmaid, and a hard condition to be in, and toilsome work. trouble Niflungr” ~Icelandic Rune Poem In the Sigrdrífumál, Sigrdrífa advises Sigurðr to mark his nails with nauð to avoid curses, which he neglects to do; and is cursed by the Niflungr Guðrún. Painting by Jenny Nyström, 1893. ᚾ “Nauð er Þýjar þrá  ok þungr kostr ok vássamlig verk. opera niflungr.”