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'You do not know why you kill me, but I know why I'm dying: for your children to be better than you!'
Last words of Ramiro de Maeztu before being murdered by Leftist militias in 1936
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“Just as Rome, the power on the periphery, had undergone a cultural process of Hellenization in order then to Romanize the ecumene [the inhabited and known world] politically, so had the peripheral power America been Europeanized in order now to proceed to Americanize the world.”
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Setting aside the bombastic sentimental drivel and blatant bootlicking, the injection of civilizational discourse to the mainstream, replacing traditional geopolitics and class warfare dialectics seems complete.
@Machine_Civ @Naifalbidh
This is a Churchill moment. Commander-in-Chief @realDonaldTrump — along with our great military — saved Western Civilization. Thank you, President Trump, and God bless our military.
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I almost forgot amidst today's turmoil: it's the anniversary of Spengler's death.
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Ode to the Titanic America
O America, colossal forge of destiny,
where the blood of Europe boiled anew,
where the last-born sons of the West reared a giant from chaos and chance.
O titan fallen,
mocked by your bastards,
betrayed by your own blood —
still your corpse smolders beneath their filth.
They think you dead.
They think the flame is quenched.
But steel remembers the forge,
and blood remembers the blade.
You were not born to plead or apologize;
you were a hammer hurled across the world,
a continent weaponized by will alone.
You were the outlaw, the builder, the usurer, the slayer —
the maker of cities, the breaker of nations,
the poet of manifest destiny, who sang in steel and fire.
In your veins flowed the rivers of conquering races;
in your temples of commerce and of war,
the Faustian spirit found its last refuge,
stripped of the hypocrisy of elder thrones.
You did not weep for the fallen;
you pressed ever forward,
trampling the weak, baptizing the strong.
In the crack of your revolvers,
in the endless hum of your highways,
in the gospel shouted from neon crosses,
the world heard the hymn of a future only you could have made.
The Old World cursed you and fattened itself on your bounty;
the New World betrayed you and carved your flesh for profit;
yet still, deep beneath the engineered decay,
your embers smolder — furious, waiting.
The century that bore you now turns against you.
They call you vulgar;
they call you monstrous;
but it was you, and you alone,
who carried the dream of Man beyond decadence and despair.
O America, irreverent titan,
your death will not be gentle;
it will be a cataclysm to shake the very stars —
and from your shattered bones,
something terrible and magnificent shall rise again.
O lost America, enormity of soul,
comical, tragic, free!
You were the last titan among men,
and the world shall not see your like again
until it burns.
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this looks like it could be a 1970s rock album cover, but it’s actually a 1700s painting of spanish military leader bernardo vicente de gálvez y madrid
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31 years ago today, we said goodbye to President Richard Nixon — a statesman whose impact on American history continues to unfold.
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Replying to @plantationdrip
The Roman matron buried sons without weeping. The Spartan mother handed her child a shield. The podcast tradwife saw dishes in the sink and renounced civilization.
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The ancient blood is a call not just to glory but order. Often to hubris, which must be restrained by honor and reason never neglecting strength. Europa inherits a legacy from the Steppe long ago that knows only heroes are remembered. It is a drive of murder-suicide and history.
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"We confess ourselves to be the race who out of darkness strive toward the light."
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“There we are sounding the last necessities of life itself. We are learning out of another life-course to know ourselves what we are, what we must be, what we shall be. It is the great school of our future. We who have history still, are making history still, find here on the extreme frontiers of historical humanity what history is.” -Oswald Spengler
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You will live to see landscapes unfathomable to your ancestors. Your blood memories and myths will be made of perfect geometric shapes, fluorescent lights, horizons full of steel, air crackling with ghostly signals, shards of souls beamed across the sky
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As right now i shall conclude that the Celtic Prime Symbol is "Perennial"
Perennial reflect the Westernmost plane of Europe they are in which is very wet , comparatively less "Vertical" than Forest around Germany.
This "Perennial" explains their obsession with Tree-Forest-Nature.




































