“The first time I wore a fine linen chiton,” writes The Hellenist, “decades of trauma from wearing profane democracy clothes were instantly purged from my weary spirit. Virtue begins with clothing and ends in justice.”
Part of the transvaluation of all values will even involve changing our clothing, in the sense that we will no longer dress as Christians or atheist neochristians do now.
The ancient Romans, heirs to the culture of ancient Hellas, called integrity probitas. This leads to maturity of judgment, consilium. Let us be virtuous in our thinking in order to reach maturity:
Do you really believe that if the ancient Spartans had conquered the American continent, you would now have a philosemite president north of the Rio Grande (or the abject miscegenation with Native Americans south of that river that contaminated the Iberian blood forever)?
Since our hypothetical American Spartans wouldn’t have betrayed their Gods to worship a Semitic god, this is my question to white nationalists: Do you sincerely believe that these American Greeks, with a collective unconscious never conquered by the Bible, would have rolled out the red carpet for the Hebrews (as so many Zionist Christians do now)?
Reconquering your lands, once of the Aryans, begins with an internal jihad: probing within oneself, with due probitas, these kinds of questions.
