Category: Quotable quotes
Pau’s quote
‘Cómo es necesaria la humildad para reconocer los propios errores’ (How humility is necessary to recognise one’s mistakes).
—Letter from Paulina, page 443 of Hojas Susurrantes.
Mantra post
«Raised profoundly as a Catholic, today I am convinced that it is not enough to leave the religion of our parents. Liberation will need us to burn down worldwide all Christian churches to the ground. Such is my inspiration and mentality in the struggle for our survival». —Albus, from Germany
Finis coronat opus
This means ‘the end crowns the work’, and is used to indicate that a long and important work has been completed.
Latin locution
Ad augusta per angusta
Roughly ‘through difficulties to greatness’ it means we don’t achieve success except by overcoming a thousand difficulties.
Virgil quote
Two recent quotes
‘The Nazis tried to save the world and now it will be destroyed. WWII was about saving communism so the global Soviet could be installed’. —Wewelsburg SS
‘Jew Stefan Molyneux admits that he is a deradicalization agent. This Jordan Peterson tier pacifism is suicidal. The center must be destroyed for us to survive. The other side, the anti-whites, have no brakes and that is by design so they keep winning’. —Baron Strucker
Greek vs. Christian
‘If we ask ourselves what is the main difference between the Greek and the medieval outlook we might well say that the former lacked a sense of sin’ said Bertrand Russell on page 168 of my old, 1959 edition of Wisdom of the West, an introduction to philosophy.
Today, Richard Spencer’s group talked again about how the new Negrolatric cult among whites is basically a Christian awakening of the 21st century, starting: here.
Self-quote
Some years ago I used to talk about a witches’ brew of several causative factors of the current white malaise. Not anymore.
Christianity is the main culprit.
The Chinese have imitated whites in both capitalism and technology, but they aren’t facing extinction because their moral grammar wasn’t corrupted with a Levantine infection.
It’s just that simple. Reductionist explanations work per Occam’s razor. —C.T.
‘With Christ as part of the equation, the Christian ethics of the Gospels became balanced. Humans were seen as imperfect and it was Christ who covered for us with his self-sacrifice.
In Secular Christianity each person has to be like Jesus himself [emphasis added], doing self-sacrifice, since there’s no other way to fulfill Christian ethics’. —Conservative Swede