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#ScienceSaturday
No. 53 (Geography Edition)
Puerto Hambre (Port Famine) lies halfway between the South Pole and Chile's northern border with Peru. Since Chile claims its Antarctic territories extending all the way to the South Pole, this point is sometimes considered the geographical center of Chile.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puerto_del_Hambre
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The Tragedy in the Straits of Magellan
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“…years had passed without his destiny allowing him to return to where he had left his people in misfortune.
What a terrible fate! Rage of the Gods and Norns that weave the string of a life. Never more to return to his ‘Indies of Castile’, to his Straits, to his…’City of King Don Philip’.
Don Pedro himself never learned the destiny that had befallen them.
In 1587 the English privateer Thomas Cavendish, passing through the Straits, found eighteen survivors in the town of King Philip. What Cavendish saw in the Straits made him call the place Port Famine. Ruins and some hanged bodies hanging from the ‘Tree of Justice’. They swayed, windblown and frozen at those remotest limits.” (pgs. 132 and 134)
— from Adolf Hitler: The Ultimate Avatar (1984) by Miguel Serrano
[Wewelsburg Archives Edition, YdF 131, Volume II, Part 3, Chapter: Furthermost Limits]
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The Tragedy in the Straits of Magellan
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“…continuing towards the west…and he founded the City of King Don Philip, on the 25th March, 1584.
Imagine this tragic and grandiose deed, alone, unknown, contemplated by no one but themselves, the winds and the skies of those outermost limits where there already sounded the faint call, keen and persistent, of a remoteness of ice sensed within the soul and in the distance of the landscape itself.
And the voice of Don Pedro said…’I found in the name of God Our Lord and my unconquered King Philip the Second…’
And his voice and his Old Spanish would be preserved in the memory of the uncreated light, more pure in those regions and those times, because I perceived it, outside and within my soul when I went by there too.” (pgs. 130 - 131)
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The Tragedy in the Straits of Magellan
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“Don Pedro Sarmiento de Gamboa said those with him were ‘frightened people with crushed morale’. But he went; ‘determined to do what I came to do or die or else never return to Spain or anywhere else there are people’.
What grandeur there was in all this. That sentence expresses the entire spirit of that Visigoth and knightly Spain…
Anyone who has like me navigated through those terrible regions of the world, in years even more difficult that these ones, must admire with awe the mere thought of what they were in the Sixteenth Century; with galleons under sail, inadequate clothing and food, facing the winds with waves like mountains, glaciers, icebergs, that tragic nature sometimes of nightmare, with gods and demons, immense skies and abysses.” (pgs. 128 - 129)
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Repost from Reichsfoto
Today is the 103-rd anniversary of the founding of the NSDAP - the Movement that changed the world forever!
Hermann Otto Hoyer - Am Anfang war das Wort (1937)
In the Beginning was the Word (1937)
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Underwater testing of an atomic weapon at Bikini Atoll in the Pacific Ocean, 1946.
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Incredible footage of an iceberg inversion in Greenland.
Credit: Peter Sondergaard
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My advice to young men: Don’t let these kinds of memes demoralize you. Their purpose is to make you give up on women.
These memes are the exact opposite of the vast majority of good White women out there who are looking for a man of similar values to share with their values. These memes are NOT our people.
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#MemeticMonday
(President’s Day Edition)
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For all things Biden come inside the comments section and see! I will be adding to it intermittently.
Add your own pics, memes, and videos if you’d like.
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#MemeticMonday
(President’s Day Edition)
(1 of 2)
For all things Trump come inside the comments section and see! I will be adding to it intermittently.
Add your own pics, memes, and videos if you’d like.
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Repost from Forgotten History UK Ireland and Scotland
A Woman feeding the birds.
Chalkwall Park, Essex, England circa 1910.
