The group Iron March released today an interview of James Mason, the author of the book Siege that recently I have been promoting in this site. According to Iron March, Mason has even “decided to once again continue the SIEGE newsletter.”
Happy 65th birthday and Sieg Heil, James Mason!
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Just finished reading Mason’s interview at the link you give. Here are a few quotes of Mason in that interview:
>”About twenty years ago I stopped worrying, because we know how it ends, we’ve read it in the book of Revelation. … Hitler himself is the Elijah spoken of in the final verses in the old testament.”
So, Mason endorses the Bible. He cites both the old and new testaments of the Bible as authorities. How pathetic.
Yes: I felt exactly the same when reading it but didn’t want to make a critical comment about him in the entry. Here in the comments section on the other hand I must say this: Christianity has been a major factor of white suicide among Americans. (As you know, unlike WNsts I don’t buy the JP but like Codreanu I believe that the Aryans’ sins caused the proliferation of mosquitoes/kikes—Christianity being one of the two cardinal sins.) White nationalists fancy themselves as red-pilled but they’re in fact purple-pilled: awake but still ignorant of the real world.
But it’s the metaphor that nationalists use.
Cesar, the movie you’re referring to is “The Matrix” or its sequel. After reading your above comment it took me many seconds to realize which movie you were talking about when you said “are still in the gelatinous power plant and have not yet been drained off into the sewage to be picked up by the ship” which confused me.
You say: “I believe that the Aryans’ sins caused the proliferation of mosquitoes/kikes—Christianity being one of the two cardinal sins.”
What is the other “cardinal sin” of the Aryans?
I had in mind both Matrix and Matrix Reloaded. The other cardinal sin is materialism or consumerist capitalism, as every reader of Michael O’Meara knows (cf. also the histories of the white race that I’ve been advertising).
You say: “The other cardinal sin is materialism or consumerist capitalism”.
But aren’t you yourself a materialist, since, unless I’m mistaken, you say there is no afterlife which implies that we are just our physical bodies and our existence as conscious beings began and ends with our physical bodies?
This is one of the big problems with the American psyche. To be frank, I get upset every time that average Americans use the word “spirituality”. At the other side of the Atlantic, the very Catholic Francoists used to say, when I was much younger: “Spain is one of the spiritual reserves of Europe”. For a secular guy these sort of statements are really bothersome, since religion is but psychic dissociation (again, you still have to read my Day of Wrath).
When I lived in San Rafael in the 1980s, once again I heard the same terrible world, “spirituality” when Americans referred to New Age nonsense and esoteric cults in California. To me genuine spirituality means something altogether different:
https://westsdarkesthour.com/category/genuine-spirituality/