never really ended
There’s no need to spin fantasies about World War III when World War II never really ended—it’s still alive and kicking. The ancient Roman diviners showed more wisdom in their predictions than all the self-proclaimed experts and think-tank savants fortune-telling the post-Mideast mess.
The silver lining to the chaos unfolding in the Mideast—thanks to the joint American-Israeli strike on Iran—is that it finally forces people to question the legitimacy of the post-WWII world order set up by the liberal-communist world-improvers. Time to revise the official communist WMDs (weapons of mass deception) and antifa victimhood scripts. No, even an atomic conflagration in the Gulf won’t augur the end of the world—it’ll just be the end of one world and the beginning of a new one.
Blaming only President Trump and his Jewish/Israeli handlers is way too simplistic for understanding the current Mideast mess. One must give Trump at least some credit for trying to dismantle the leftist mob rule strangling academia and the judiciary—that’s a far bigger deal than the US fawning over Israel.
Instead of lambasting Trump or Netanyahu, one must reject the servile White Christian Zionists and neocons, and their obsession with turning Europe and the USA into a “verus Israel” (true Israel).
Blaming Jews while hallucinating about the Second Coming of Christ has historically been a hallmark of Gentile neurosis. If the good Lord ever shows up again, it won’t be in some white Ozarks village or the Croatian hinterlands of Medjugorje—it’ll be in Semitic Jerusalem. Belief in a single savior—whether you call him Yahweh, Allah, or Christ—has been the greatest tragedy in human history, for every people on earth.
In the decades ahead, perpetually squabbling Whites won’t have much of a choice unless they ditch the monotheist mindset. Even if they manage to shake off the Mad Max-inspired Ayatollahs of rock’n’rolla, they’ll still have to settle accounts with the Liberal and Christian-Zionist clerics.
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It should be remembered that Sunic has been invited to many conferences of the racial right.
As a European and not an American, Sunic doesn’t suffer from the monocausal myopia that afflicts American white nationalists, who basically blame Jewry while exonerating American culture.
Sunic’s point of view is similar to ours regarding Christianity. In the The Occidental Observer article from which I took his quote, we can see that other racialists know nothing about the CQ and its bastard child: the secular liberal that enables the JQ, the Negro question, the “Hispanic” question, etc. All this is due to the post-WWII consensus that still persists in 2026.
If that war were already over, there wouldn’t be laws in Europe that imprison those who want to revise the history of the Second World War.
Did you get my latest email about Saint Patrick? Perhaps post it, as it touches upon this topic. I think it important that we push back against Christianism on their major religious festivals. Saint Patrick’s day is not just celebrated in Ireland—a people celebrating their being religiously conquered by the jealous god of the Jews!—but around the world. Now, I have no problem with celebrating Irishness on the 17th of March, however, perhaps we could give this festival a secular name, like Ides or Lupercalia. The Irish celebrating Saint Patrick’s day is like the Greeks celebrating Hannukah, or the Persians celebrating Purim, or the Palestinians celebrating Nakba.
This is your email:
Cheers!
This is the video that I was reacting to.
Perhaps, Irish Equinox might be a nice secular term for Saint Patrick’s day, just as atheists call Christmas Solstice. An unofficial term can sometimes displace an official one. In Ireland, the secular: Boxing Day is much more popular than the official Saint Stephen’s Day, named for a totally fictional Saint whose martyrdom is told in the Book of Acts.