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Campion
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On 1/7/2023 at 4:14 PM, Macnamara said:
People who heat their houses using fires or stoves likely only use 'heating' for about 5 to 5.5 months of the year and not around the clock whereas people who use central heating and thermostats likely heat their house non stop.
I'm envious of you having solid fuel heating Mac, we live in a smokeless zone and don't even have a proper fireplace. Surely wood fires are net zero carbon because they're only releasing the co2 back into the atmosphere which the tree absorbed from it in the recent past. I suppose fossil fuels are doing that too but their carbon was absorbed millions of years ago instead, so they're still carbon neutral in that sense.
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11 hours ago, EnigmaticWorld said:
Fathers need to knock this shite on the head ASAP. Not sure if I can put into words how much I hate TikTok at this point.
Tick tock is from China, and there's signs they are part of the anti-western conspiracy too.
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10 hours ago, Macnamara said:
what if the cold areas and the warm areas of the earth move around? This would mean that at some point antarctica may have been inhabited
There's continental drift which makes this plausible, although the timescales don't fit with human development. As well as alternative history of lost civilisations eg the story of a plane flying into a hole in Antarctica and seeing evidence of intelligent life.
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21 hours ago, Shake said:
Red and white santa came from the americanized version of Christ-mas
I wonder where the Americans got their Santa iconography from ... coca-cola perhaps (or vice-versa)
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A geologist I knew years ago told me the experts know that Antarctica has minerals and oil but they aren't ready to exploit it yet. Officially Antarctica doesn't belong to anyone but powerful countries have carved up sections for their 'scientific' missions.
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@EnigmaticWorld isn't it interesting how that country can face both ways towards the supposed enemies USA & Russia. Just imagine what repercussions we would face here in Britain if we decided to be a bit more pro-Russian?
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The ally bandwagon is another way to draw us into the woke agenda.
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2 hours ago, Stuart dorrans said:
Do you think if we could get rid of all the toxins they are spraying on the earth and get rid of all the tech, we would be in a better balance with nature?
This is a big subject, but as a general rule of thumb, a cleaner lifestyle free from toxins stressing our system would definitely be healthier for the whole of life on earth. Tho I remember from my school geography that the post-war 'green revolution' was when the toxins started being used in large quantity in farming which apparently did increase the yields - at the time there was some concern with over population and the Malthusian prediction but we were told that chemical farming meant there was enough food for all. But We're paying the price now with the long-term effects of toxicity on ourselves and the environment. Whether organic farming could produce enough quantity at affordable prices for very highly populated countries like the UK, that don't even grow enough food for ourselves as it is, is a worry for me.
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5 hours ago, BeeThrive said:
Aside from the obvious snake imagery, that shape also looks like a ‘key’ - key to unlock a lock type key.
There's an episode of Ancient Aliens all about keyhole shapes and ankhs, it's a while since I saw it but I think St Peter's Square features in it. The keyhole shape appears in much more ancient structures too.
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4 minutes ago, Nemuri Kyoshiro said:
Rome never changes. Rome will never cede an inch on doctrine. The inquisition was started as a counter-reformation organization. They butchered thousands of Protestants.
I'm probably mixing up the Inquisition with the Crusades here, but their butchering started well before Protestantism, there were earlier competitors like the Cathars and other Gnostics.
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35 minutes ago, EnigmaticWorld said:
"The world is stupid so why not just live for yourself? Just consume, bang hot women, do muh drugs, and drive fancy cars."
Hedonistic hyperindividualistic poison.
That's fake individualism of course. Passively consuming the pleasures which certain other people have arranged for you, and keep your brain doped up with addictions to pleasure chemicals like dopamine, seratonin and endorphins. There is a saying that the fool who persists in his folly becomes wise; but you need to do it with a clear head.
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1 hour ago, Truthblast said:
One of his most significant steps up came in 1981 when he took over as head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith, the Vatican office that oversees “the doctrine on the faith and morals throughout the Catholic world,” according to the Vatican.
That's the current name for the Inquisition. It changed its name again in June 2022 to Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith. I haven't heard him condemning their historical witch-hunts but then again I'm not a big Vatican watcher, though I was gobsmacked when I first learned that the Inquisition is still going.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dicastery_for_the_Doctrine_of_the_Faith
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One thing I've noticed is that my thoughts sometimes appear automatically as a result of other emotional and biological functions which I don't have control over. Eg when I feel hungry I get thoughts appearing about obtaining food, as if it's part of the survival strategy. Also the fight/flight/freeze/fawn mechanism creates a cascade of responses which include thoughts of fear, anxiety and anger which aren't consciously chosen. I only have a basic understanding of psychology but I understand there is a primitive part of the brain, sometimes called the 'reptile brain' around the brain stem which controls these type of subconscious functions separate from the executive function (which is what we normally associate with our conscious self and will power).
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1 hour ago, EnigmaticWorld said:Access to white folks shouldn't be a human right.
For white folks that is. For non-whites it's encouraged.
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2 hours ago, Stuart dorrans said:
We do need well functioning political and justice systems. These systems have been infiltrated by globalist parasites with an evil agenda for the human race. I did a bit of research into the criminal system in Europe. Do you know 75% of prisoners in Europe are locked up because of petty debt crimes. These people aren't dangerous and they haven't committed any damn crimes. To me this sends a message, do what you like, just don't f**k with the globalist banking system. It's like the reverse story of Robin Hood. Rob the poor to feed the rich.
Well that surprises me too about the debtors because for a lot of crimes the courts are pretty lenient here. And yeah, it's all very well us calling for good politics & justice but as these seem to be so easy for the globalists to infiltrate it all feels like utopian dreaming.
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11 hours ago, JCP said:
How much division can we have? Maybe we shouldn't just break it down into race and culture, but even hair color, weight, height, shoe size, eye color, etc. We could have a bunch of small divided communities with different requirements and restrictions with everyone being the same. Does your community vote whether someone is allowed to move in or not? No? Then how much say does it have now, as to who is allowed to live there? The way I see it, I'm advocating for freedom for all, and you're advocating for ...................................... well, something else. We'll see how it plays out, but I hope you lose.
Maybe in the future all races will be deconstructed to the point that there is only one race ........ The Human Race.
I think we're both advocating freedom from elitist social engineering agendas but coming at it in different ways. I don't see this as a black & white choice between total anarchy (freedom for all) vs gated communities filtering out anyone they deem undesirable. In any case, freedom is a dream while we have such great inequality as your ability to exercise your freedom is proportional to your wealth & power.
At the least I'd say that national sovereignty is necessary and proper democracy such as referendums and proportional voting to get closer to what people want. As a bonus I'd like decentralisation so that different regions or counties can have a degree of autonomy and variation. Call me a nationalist if you like.
What is freedom anyway? In regular conversation it usually means individual freedom but I'm suggesting that freedom can be seen as a spectrum where individual freedom needs balancing with collective freedom. So we need the mechanisms to find out what the collective will is, and protect that from powerful individuals thwarting it. Conversely we need collective action to protect individual liberty. We need well functioning political and justice systems.
If you want freedom for all and can find a group of like-minded people to set up a colony like that somewhere I've no objections to it if you can find some land with co-operative neighbours. Or buy your own island. However I know I'm whistling in the wind with most of what I say in this forum because the momentum is all in the opposite direction and censorship is so strict now that people who take action get cancelled pretty quickly.
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2 hours ago, JCP said:
What I disagree with is that multiculturalism poisons society, because I believe in the "oneness" of all humans ....... In Lak’ech Ala K’in - I am another yourself.
Your comment about multiculturalism is divisive, polarizing, and is laden with wetiko as described in the bold and italicized text above.
What is needed today is unity ....... not separation. Keeping us divided is the goal of TPTB. Our unity is their fear.
The reason why the multiculturalism happening here is poison is because it's involuntary and imposed on the ordinary people who never asked for it. The type of absolute unity you're describing is appropriate to a very rare type of person who is highly spiritually enlightened and has no cultural or lifestyle preferences. Even the Buddha and Jesus weren't that advanced because they had bias against women.
Meanwhile back here in the regular world there is a lot of competition and the type of unity which most of us focus on is building our families, local communities and national society. Societies should be able to choose whether they want their communities to be based on a common ethnicity and ancestry, or something multicultural. I can say that in my city, while there is a certain amount of mixing happening between different racial groups, there is mostly a type of voluntary segregation between white, asian and black areas. I don't see us moving in the direction of national unity, rather we are creating a collection of power bases, each claiming that the society is biased and persecuting them and seeking to change things in their favour. It's called in-group preference and when the whites become a minority later this century, the other groups will increasingly assert their dominance as happens in everywhere else. The neo-marxist woke crowd are simply another identity group trying to shape society in their image.
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While we're on the subject of religion in America I came across this map of the 2nd largest religions in each state some years back.
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1 hour ago, DaleP said:
As it happens 2023 will be the year of destruction before it can begin to rebuild which will be the following year.
I'm out of likes but what should we look out for? And how to rebuild in a good way rather than in the Illuminati plan?
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4 hours ago, pi3141 said:
Guess it's not a conspiracy theory anymore?
Yes, they gave up trying to hide it some years ago and clearly feel confident enough to wipe it in our faces. I woke up to their bias during the EU referendum campaigning but really should have seen it before then. But then the commercial channels aren't any better, just look at the adverts we are bombarded with nowadays.
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7 hours ago, pi3141 said:
There's the million dollar question - I don't have names. However, it is my contention that there exists an organization, if you want to call it that, that has existed for thousands of years, that predates Christianity and Judaism and who is largely in control through those religious systems.
Thanks for your detailed reply - this does chime with my reading too, although how they manage to keep control over such a long time is still a subject of ongoing research.
7 hours ago, pi3141 said:This is a far cry from the teachings of the Nazarene.
The 'real' teachings of Jesus are contaminated and mixed up with much other material from other sources so it's not always possible to disentangle his own words. Same goes for most of the other ancient religions I guess. In any case I don't consider myself a follower of any particular teacher, I look for truth and wisdom where I can find it.
7 hours ago, pi3141 said:The Christ taught call no one on Earth ‘Father’ the church priests want you to call them ‘Father’ So despite their false teachings and the evidence of their philosophy being ruinous on our society people still cling to it for rational reasons. Its a different spell now, as you point out, but it all still works the same way psychologically, people love to belong to tribes, the Christian tribe or the Rationalist tribe or the Humanist tribe.
Yes, tribal loyalty and community cohesion has a strong attraction and can cause us to suspend our disbelief of the rational problems with supernatural religion. And even to give up our freedoms to unelected authority. But we can still free ourselves one person at a time.
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@EnigmaticWorld Putin seems to have forgotten that Russia is a European country up to the Urals so he's including his own country in that condemnation.
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53 minutes ago, Stuart dorrans said:
I remember a conversation I had with my cousin about the state of France with all the Muslims about a decade ago and she said not to worry about it because it was France. France is just across the water from us. Bad news travels fast and it has been right here on our doorstep for longer than we would like to admit.
Only 10 years ago? Lol I used to live in an area in England with a high Muslim population about 30 years ago and it was already a done deal then. The local Church of England church closed down, was demolished and hasn't been replaced. Instead there's a large mosque (plus some smaller cultural centres which don't call themselves mosques yet) and Friday afternoons it's full of Muslim men wearing religious clothes.
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1 hour ago, Stuart dorrans said:
(Today I can assure you that we are only within a few strides of our goal. There remains only a short distance and the cycle of the Symbolic Serpent-that badge of our people-will be complete. When this circle is locked, all the states of Europe will be enclosed in it, as it were, by unbreakable chains. This quote is apparently from the brotherhood of the serpent and it sounds pretty damn threatening to me. I take it we are headed for order out of chaos again because this world has gone f***ing crazy.
Thanks Stuart, I'd like to hear more about this brotherhood if you have any more info you can share here.
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Is there an agenda to reduce the White European population?
in Politics & Social Engineering
Posted · Edited by Campion
There may be a correlation but I don't see a causation between prosperity and low birth rate. I often hear young people lamenting about how expensive it is to raise children and they can't afford any more. At the same time families belonging to traditional religions often have more children even if they are rich, so it looks like indoctrination plays a role here, and most of us westerners are certainly programmed to want a hedonistic lifestyle with small nuclear families, often a long way away from grandparents and starting later in life to prioritise careers.