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Re: Gentilism
By: rp Date: May 31, 2023, 4:43 pm
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Non Aryan "division of labor":
HTML https://youtube.com/shorts/E7NtvJWQwu0?feature=share
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Re: Gentilism
By: christianbethel Date: May 31, 2023, 5:12 pm
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@90sRetroFan OK, when you guys mention 'Giants', whom exactly
are you talking about? The Giants in Greek Mythology? Norse
Mythology? Fairy Tales? OR just people who are really tall (like
6-8 feet and taller)?
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Re: Gentilism
By: 90sRetroFan Date: May 31, 2023, 6:10 pm
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"The Giants in Greek Mythology? Norse Mythology?"
Both. Also British mythology:
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_the_Giant_Killer#British_giants
[quote]John Matthews writes in Taliesin: Shamanism and the
Bardic Mysteries in Britain and Ireland (1992) that giants are
very common throughout British folklore, and often represent the
"original" inhabitants, ancestors, or gods of the island before
the coming of "civilised man"[/quote]
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Re: Gentilism
By: christianbethel Date: June 1, 2023, 6:07 pm
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[quote author=90sRetroFan link=topic=151.msg20026#msg20026
date=1685574618]
Both. Also British mythology:
[/quote]
That's actually what I was referring to when I asked 'Fairy
Tales'. Thanks!
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Re: Gentilism
By: 90sRetroFan Date: June 8, 2023, 8:30 pm
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HTML https://www.yahoo.com/news/massive-fish-could-set-world-164445641.html
[img width=1280
height=960]
HTML https://www.outdoorlife.com/uploads/2023/06/01/world_record_wels_river_po_italian_angler_lead.jpg?auto=webp&width=1440&height=1080[/img]
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Re: Turanian diffusion
By: Virginia Date: August 26, 2023, 11:18 am
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Reclaiming The Appalachian Hunter-Gatherer Diet
[quote]Hunters and chefs in West Virginia are turning to wild
game not only to address food access but as a way of reclaiming
Appalachian cuisine. [/quote]
HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UMEtgKW4oo
Comment:
[quote]4:38 History of “Our” land yeah ok[/quote]
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Re: Gentilism
By: rp Date: August 26, 2023, 11:44 am
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This should belong in "Gentilism", since it references
Hunter-Gatherers.
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Re: Gentilism
By: 90sRetroFan Date: September 7, 2023, 3:53 am
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HTML https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/alligator-florida-pictured-top-half-225703512.html
[quote]Alligator in Florida Pictured with Top Half of Its Jaw
Missing: 'Very Shocking'
...
[img]
HTML https://s.yimg.com/ny/api/res/1.2/sVljjyOOzOrk4Ii5cV1Npg--/YXBwaWQ9aGlnaGxhbmRlcjt3PTIxNjA7aD0xNDQwO2NmPXdlYnA-/https://media.zenfs.com/en/people_218/fa9e088e58be61d656efe7f8ee21936f[/img]
...
the clean cut also suggests this animal was caught in a hunting
snare,"
...
Earlier this year, another alligator in Florida faced similar
conditions when it was found with its mouth taped shut in a pond
in Hillsborough County.[/quote]
Woke comments:
[quote]Snares are the scourge of the wildlife all over the
world. They make no distinction between the wildlife caught in
them and can cause immense suffering to the animal caught in
one. They should be outlawed and made illegal but that will
probably never happen. [/quote]
[quote]a sick evil demonic subhuman cut it off[/quote]
[quote]I wouldn't put it past any low thinking individuals to
have done something so horrific just for the heck of it.[/quote]
[quote]Yes, "the clean cut" does suggest to me that it is human
work...who knows? Maybe somebody's idea of a "prank"! There are
many, many vicious humans who enjoy killing and maiming for
"fun" and "sport"![/quote]
[quote]What kind of monster would do something so horrific to
any animal?!?!?[/quote]
[quote]It was done by the Maga Trump GOP Swamp people of red
state Florida. The ones who voted Trump and DeSantis. Animal
Cruelty is just one of their stuff, in addition to being
criminals and terrorists for the Maga cult. [/quote]
[quote]My guess is a mean MAGA youth with a band saw.[/quote]
[quote]yep definitely MAGA.[/quote]
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Re: Gentilism
By: Waters Date: September 27, 2023, 12:29 pm
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Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters 'said take away the Jew food'
at restaurant in Lebanon
[quote]Roger Waters has been accused of making antisemitic
comments including describing a vegetarian meal as "Jew food",
according to a new investigation.
Norbert Stachel, Mr Waters’ former saxophonist, described a meal
during a tour in Lebanon at which only vegetarian dishes had
been served: “Finally the twelfth or thirteenth dish came out.
"The waiter seemed intimidated already by the attitude and
personalities and the loudness and the kinda arrogance and
finally this dish comes and Roger kinda pushes it with his arm
and he goes: ‘That’s it! That’s it! Where’s the meat? Where’s
the meat? What’s with this? This is Jew food! What’s with the
Jew food! Take away the Jew food!’"
"And I’m just sitting there: ‘Oh boy,’ you know, tongue tied
again and kind of in a panic.”
The interview was part of an investigation by Campaign Against
Antisemitism and Double Down News.
Other allegations include an e-mail from Roger Waters in which
he proposed writing “Dirty k***” on an inflatable pig habitually
floated above his concerts.
He is also accused of suggested “bombing” audiences with
confetti in the shape of swastikas, Stars of David, dollar signs
and other symbols.[/quote]
HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOGyFxV-jYE
Roger Waters: Rebel without a pause
Interview from the DAILY TELEGRAPH, England, 13 May 2000
[quote]Roger Waters, the guiding force behind the psychedelic
rock band Pink Floyd, is now joining the hot debate in favour of
foxhunting and keeping government hands off the countryside,
says Rory Knight Bruce.
THINK of Pink Floyd and what comes to mind are a hazy 1970s
loucheness, Dark Side of the Moon, lava lamps, and the
distinctly anti-Thatcherite tone of The Wall.
What doesn't feature is a passionate belief in the rights of
country people. Yet that is the position that Roger Waters - who
was Pink Floyd - finds himself in: he is in sympathy with, to
borrow Tony Blair's phrase, the "forces of conservatism".
In Barbados to work on his first album in eight years, a series
of live American concerts and an opera based on the French
Revolution, 56-year-old Waters has found time to reflect upon
the England which, under Mrs Thatcher, he did so much to
condemn. Unexpectedly, Tony Blair's assault on what Waters sees
as the basic freedoms of the countryside may prompt him - a
lifelong Labour supporter - to vote Conservative for the first
time at the next general election.
Waters invites me to his house and we sit on the verandah. He
is, for the time being, fixed on a pastoral view far beyond the
horizon before us. "I think all rational people agree that foxes
need to be controlled," he says. "I believe passionately in an
Englishman's right to make up his own mind. I am afraid that the
Government has been swayed by a vocal minority."
His love of the country, of the British landscape, has been
passed down to Waters from his father and grandfather. It is
something he has never spoken about before. Waters is famously
private and during the three days I spend with him, he resists
invitations to appear on the David Letterman television chat
show in America. When we go one evening to a pool bar, not a
single head turns in recognition, although everyone there would
know his most famous creation, Dark Side of the Moon.
They would not know the darker side of the man, the brooding
about such diverse subjects as river pollution and the war in
Kosovo. But now his chief concern is that the English rural
idyll he grew up in is being systematically destroyed by a
government that does not understand, and cares little for,
anything outside the cities.
It is as if his conscience has heard the call to arms. "We all
have the opportunity to make one mark on the Big Picture," he
says.
As a child in Cambridge, Waters would cycle out to the
countryside and go bird-nesting in the beech woods. He used to
fish the tributaries of the Cam at Grantchester for gudgeon and
roach "with a bamboo pole and a bent pin".
This has given him a lifelong love of fishing and the rivers of
England, and he regularly fishes the Test which, he points out,
would not be there without the sporting fishermen who reclaimed
the river from marshland and who protect its wildlife and
fish-stocks today. "I see what has happened to the rivers of my
youth, polluted by fertilisers, and I see how people who are
concerned as sportsmen have saved them, with no help from the
Government, and brought them back to life."
As a result of the riparian owners and sporting fisherman, in
which he includes the Cockney fisherman catching the Tube to the
canal bank at weekends, Waters points out that we enjoy
significant birdlife on the river. "From my home," he says, "I
can see mallard, merganser, Goldeneye and tufted duck, as well
as a profusion of coots and moorhens."
Against such sentiments, it is fascinating to hear Waters's
views on Sir Paul McCartney, an avowed vegetarian and opponent
of hunting, and who has, it could be argued, used his fame to
promote his opinions. "He is a person of great sincerity and I
respect his right to hold his views," says Waters. "However,
McCartney also disapproves of horse and dog racing on the
grounds that they exploit the animals.
"Maybe," Waters allows, "if Sir Paul had his way, he would ban
racing and eating meat as well as hunting and fishing. A ban on
hunting could be the thin end of a very thick wedge."
Waters also dismisses Sir Paul's suggestions that foxhunting
should be replaced with draghunting. "Draghunting won't catch on
because it's not hunting, there's no spontaneity. People enjoy
foxhunting, at least in part, because it is 'hunting'. There is
a quarry, that's the point. Man is a hunter. To legislate
against his natural instinct is folly."
Waters's views on hunting were formed early. When he was a
child, his grandparents would drive him out into the south of
England countryside in their Ford Anglia to meets of the local
foxhounds. "I remember seeing hunts in progress across farmland
and thinking what a spectacular sight they were. I was very
struck by the hunt followers on their bicycles or in Ford
Populars with their Thermos flasks and a ruddy atmosphere of
enthusiasm."...[/quote]
Entire article:
HTML http://www.pink-floyd.org/artint/rw130500.htm
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Re: Gentilism
By: 90sRetroFan Date: September 27, 2023, 5:52 pm
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[quote]Roger Waters 'said take away the Jew food' at restaurant
in Lebanon[/quote]
For the record:
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_Lebanon#Lebanese_Jews
[quote]As of 2018, the Jews in Lebanon make up the smallest
recognized religious group, with merely 69 persons or 0.08% of
the population.[/quote]
Waters, whom we promoted in the past on account of his BDS
support, is no longer recoverable.
[quote]describing a vegetarian meal as "Jew food"[/quote]
This is a frequent narrative in low-information rightist
circles: everything ethical is inaccurately smeared as "Jewish"
in order to discourage it. This also has the additional negative
side-effect of turning ethically inclined but misinformed people
pro-Jewish! It is the total opposite of our approach of turning
ethically inclined people anti-Jewish by exposing the
unethicality of actual Judaism.
(See also:
HTML http://aryanism.net/blog/aryan-sanctuary/true-leftists-are-anti-jewish-rightists-are-merely-anti-soros/<br
/>)
Continuing:
[quote]‘That’s it! That’s it! Where’s the meat? Where’s the
meat? What’s with this? This is Jew food! What’s with the Jew
food! Take away the Jew food!’[/quote]
The meat is here:
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosher_animals
This is Jew food.
[quote]He used to fish the tributaries of the Cam at
Grantchester for gudgeon and roach "with a bamboo pole and a
bent pin".
This has given him a lifelong love of fishing and the rivers of
England, and he regularly fishes the Test which, he points out,
would not be there without the sporting fishermen who reclaimed
the river from marshland and who protect its wildlife and
fish-stocks today. "I see what has happened to the rivers of my
youth, polluted by fertilisers, and I see how people who are
concerned as sportsmen have saved them, with no help from the
Government, and brought them back to life."
As a result of the riparian owners and sporting fisherman, in
which he includes the Cockney fisherman catching the Tube to the
canal bank at weekends, Waters points out that we enjoy
significant birdlife on the river. "From my home," he says, "I
can see mallard, merganser, Goldeneye and tufted duck, as well
as a profusion of coots and moorhens."[/quote]
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/true-left-vs-right/western-civilization-sustainable-evil/
Continuing:
[quote]Sir Paul's suggestions that foxhunting should be replaced
with draghunting[/quote]
Foxhunting should be replaced with foxhunterhunting.
[quote]Man is a hunter. To legislate against his natural
instinct is folly."[/quote]
What is folly is to expect him to follow the legislation. This
is why we need to eliminate his bloodlines.
[quote]Waters's views on hunting were formed early. When he was
a child, his grandparents would drive him out into the south of
England countryside in their Ford Anglia to meets of the local
foxhounds. "I remember seeing hunts in progress across farmland
and thinking what a spectacular sight they were. I was very
struck by the hunt followers on their bicycles or in Ford
Populars with their Thermos flasks and a ruddy atmosphere of
enthusiasm."...[/quote]
This was when Waters' bloodline should have been prevented from
perpetuating.
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