Path of Totality

Assault/Robbery/Attempted Kidnapping June 19, 2023 Bordeaux, France “Just part and parcel of living in the city.” — Sadiq Khan, Muslim Mayor of London “We shouldn’t have to live this way.” — Richard Houck, author Form the endless archive of #BlackOnWhiteViolence

I just finished watching this interview, and I thought it was amazing! I always knew that GLR visited Colin Jordan in the UK, but I never knew they had to smuggle him into the country from Ireland first. Adventurous times! I’m also undecided on whether Rudolf Hess committed suicide, or if he was murdered in prison. I need to do more research on that topic. But overall this was a great video! Very inspirational.

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I read that article earlier today. It was absolutely hilarious. I wish I could go up to one of those liberals and say… “All this diversity isn’t the way you saw it on TV is it? Who has the moral high ground now, buddy?” 😂🤣 And there’s more. Further down in that same article it said that Muslims are allowed to do animal sacrifices in their backyards! Imagine living next door to that! 😱😱😱😱

Libtards cheered as loads of Muslim immigrants flooded into the West. They couldn’t get enough of rubbing our noses in it. Now the muzzies are a majority and imposing their values on the libtards. They treated society like a laboratory experiment and it blew up in their faces.

Catiza Ecstasy! Do You Love Her? by Robin Gibb Catizo/Castizas are people who are 3/4 of Spanish descent, and 1/4 of Amerindian descent. #SaturdayNightFever

Adolf Hitler: Me (2018)

You Called Me A Dreamer (Der Wolff Version)

You Called Me a Dreamer (Impartial Truth version)

After my second reading of chapter 2 of Mein Kampf I think it is important to note that nowhere does Der Fuhrer blame the common German man, or the German people as a whole for anything. He always looked upon them NOT as perpetrators of a crime, but rather as victims of a crime. He didn’t have a vindictive bone in his body.

Adolf, The Forgiving and Reachable (2 of 2) “The more I understood the methods of physical terror that were employed, the more sympathy I had for the multitude that had succumbed to it. I am grateful now for that suffering. It allowed me to think kindly again of my own people; and it enabled me to distinguish between the false leaders and the victims who were led astray.” * * * “And thus what at first seemed an impassible chasm became the occasion for a greater love.” — from Mein Kampf (1925) by Adolf Hitler Cited are various passages from Chapter 2 of Der Fuhrer’s classic work Mein Kampf, translated by Dr. Dalton.

Adolf, The Forgiving and Reachable (1 of 2) “Meanwhile, we continued to argue with one another. Each day I was getting better informed than my opponents. Then a day came when the more fearsome of my adversaries resorted to the weapon that most easily triumphs over reason: terror and violence. Some of the leaders among my opponents ordered me to leave the building, or else get thrown off the scaffolding. Since I was all alone, I couldn’t put up any physical resistance; so I chose the first option and departed — but richer by experience.” * * * “It also stigmatized the notion of brotherhood with the slogan ‘If you won’t become our comrade, we will crack your skull.’” * * * “Terror in the workshops and in factories, in assembly halls and at mass demonstrations, will always meet with success, as long as it does not encounter the same kind of terror in a stronger form.”

Adolf, The Encourager (2 of 2) “Many came to him in the last stages of discouragement, and doubts about the prospects of a National Socialism, but they went away filled with confidence and vigor. Once he’d got over his own black hour, here at Landsberg, Hitler seemed filled with the fresh energy and purpose that comes from invincible confidence. He was only abiding his hour to begin the fight all over again — seen perhaps, now, from a slightly different angle, — and he managed to infuse the same spirit into every discomforted faint-of-heart who sought his support and advice.” — the testimony of Franz Hemmrich who was a warder at Landsberg Prison. — from the book Germany’s Hitler (Revised Edition, 1938, pgs. 189 - 190) by Heinz A. Heinz

Adolf, The Encourager (1 of 2) “In the course of so many, but so brief interviews Hitler developed an extraordinary terseness and fluidity of expression. It often went severely against the grain of me to bring these to a close. The moment, however, I made the sign that time was up, Hitler broke off, and withdrew. I often regretted the necessity; duty here came sharply in conflict with personal inclination. It was really a wonderful experience to listen to Hitler in tête-à-tête conversation. I don’t know anyone whose personality was so overwhelming. As a rule when I had to ‘take’ one of these visits, I made a point of having a paper on hand, in which, for appearance’s sake, I could appear to immerse myself. Very often, though, I just used it to screen the intense interest I myself was feeling in the conversation. Hitler’s way of putting things was not mere talking : he made you feel the point come right home : you yourself experienced every word. He put fresh heart into people...”

Basic Ideas of National Socialist Racial Policy by Dr. Walter Groß. Available now at InvisibleEmpirePublishing.com

Esoteric Hitlerism is the Initiation of the Dark Age; this last time between aeons—in the between time, the final Sandhyansa before Ragnarök. — M. Serrano