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Yeah I think I agree with it.
This is a perfect opportunity for White Nationalists to become mentors. Fill that void and recruit young White Nationalists and enable them to be able to fight ZOG better than you could and way better than boomers could.
One thing it is difficult for young men to do is control their anger or channel their anger. Anger can be harnessed for good but it is often channeled toward bad things. They are going to be angry that the world lied to them and tied a chain and ball of debt around their ankles.
This is a perfect opportunity for White Nationalists to become mentors. Fill that void and recruit young White Nationalists and enable them to be able to fight ZOG better than you could and way better than boomers could.
One thing it is difficult for young men to do is control their anger or channel their anger. Anger can be harnessed for good but it is often channeled toward bad things. They are going to be angry that the world lied to them and tied a chain and ball of debt around their ankles.
I tried to do this for my cousins, because their dads were absolute faggots. Turns out my cousins were just a bunch of leftist, soyboy faggots as well.
Most men aren't real men. We grew up in a society engineered by jews, in a society that worships jewish ideals.
Jules Michelet, France's foremost historian in the
nineteenth century, who had asserted that the God of the Hebrew Bible always preferred "the weak over the strong," and thus preferred Jacob, "delicate and sweet ['fin et doux'] like a woman" over "the valiant Ishmael and the strong Esau".
Jules Michelet, France's foremost historian in the
nineteenth century, who had asserted that the God of the Hebrew Bible always preferred "the weak over the strong," and thus preferred Jacob, "delicate and sweet ['fin et doux'] like a woman" over "the valiant Ishmael and the strong Esau".
> Jules Michelet, France's foremost historian in the nineteenth century, who had asserted that the God of the Hebrew Bible always preferred "the weak over the strong," and thus preferred Jacob, "delicate and sweet ['fin et doux'] like a woman" over "the valiant Ishmael and the strong Esau".
This is an interesting observation. It recalls of God declaring "I am a jealous God" in Exodus 34:14 and Exodus 20:5. There's also the recuring them of referring to men as God's children; even Christ teaches in Matthew 18:3-4 that believers must "become like little children" to enter the Kingdom of Heaven. Christ built his Church on Peter, a murderer and a coward who denied Him three times and was caught fleeing his own martyrdom; much like Jonah fleeing his own calling. In Exodus 4:10, Moses tells God he is "slow of speech and tongue" and feels inadequate to lead. Even the "great" king David was an adulterer and a coward who embarrassed God before His enemies.
It's a curious theme where God chooses not only weak men, but selfish cowards that either get put in a corner or guilt-tripped into doing God's Will.
This is an interesting observation. It recalls of God declaring "I am a jealous God" in Exodus 34:14 and Exodus 20:5. There's also the recuring them of referring to men as God's children; even Christ teaches in Matthew 18:3-4 that believers must "become like little children" to enter the Kingdom of Heaven. Christ built his Church on Peter, a murderer and a coward who denied Him three times and was caught fleeing his own martyrdom; much like Jonah fleeing his own calling. In Exodus 4:10, Moses tells God he is "slow of speech and tongue" and feels inadequate to lead. Even the "great" king David was an adulterer and a coward who embarrassed God before His enemies.
It's a curious theme where God chooses not only weak men, but selfish cowards that either get put in a corner or guilt-tripped into doing God's Will.
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