“We are Forerunners. Guardians of all that exists. The roots of the Galaxy have grown deep under our careful tending. Where there is life, the wisdom of our countless generations has saturated the soil. Our strength is a luminous sun, towards which all intelligence blossoms… And the impervious shelter, beneath which it has prospered.”

Hell just froze over

More or less literally: The Sahara Desert experienced its first snowfall in thirty-seven years, according to images taken Monday afternoon.  It is the first time since February 1979 that snow has fallen in Ain Sefra, Algeria, a town in the Sahara Desert, the...

The cynicism bites deep

In his election night broadcast, Bill Whittle mentioned toward the end of his highly entertaining, if somewhat rambling, God-Emperor Victory speech that he had very recently gotten engaged. He promised to follow up on that and introduce his fans to his fiance, and on...

The price of female freedom

The New York Times The Carlos Slim Blog Pravda published what they call an “op-doc”, which I suppose is Millennial hipster talk for “first-person documentary”, a few years back featuring a 35-year-old single Argentinian Jewess and...

A possibly severe case of intellectualism

Courtesy of reader and friend LastRedoubt, I came across a rather amusing article by Nassim Taleb concerning the dangers of the Intellectual Yet Idiot- the acronym for which sounds remarkably similar to a Yiddish expression of annoyance: What we have been seeing...

Thanksgiving

There is a heart in America — a good, deep, loving, and true heart. It’s always been part of our land, from the time the pilgrims first bowed their heads to thank the Lord for His bounty to this day. You only need eyes to see and ears to hear, for there...

Why modern pop music rapes your ears

Paul Joseph Watson posted a video earlier this year that does a rather good job of explaining precisely why it is that “pop” (((music))) these days is so unbearably stupid, vacuous, tedious, annoying, overly loud, and just plain unlistenable: You may have...

Victory

It has been a damned nice thing- the nearest run thing you ever saw in your life. — Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington, to Thomas Creevey on 18 June 1815 after the Battle of Waterloo At long last, brothers, it is done. The God-Emperor has triumphed- and so too...

Winter Contingency

If you’ve been keeping up with your altRight reading of late, you’ll have noticed in the last few days that quite a few of the leading lights of the Manosphere appear to have taken on a rather messianic tone in their impassioned screeds against the Bitch...

If you’re MGTOW and you know it…

Actually, this episode of Redonkulas is for the guys who are “red pill” and maybe don’t know it- but all of you will find yourselves nodding along to the points that Popp makes here: The most critically important point that Popp makes is that,...

That puckering feeling in the rectum…

That’s the feeling that the Hilldebeast is undoubtedly experiencing right now- because the polls, which have been all over the place during this election cycle, are now tightening, and that spells very big trouble for the Rottenmuncher: Donald Trump...