If you are white, you are "a nazi".
If you want to build a white family, you are "a nazi".
If you honor your ancestors, you are "a nazi".
If you value your own ethnic folk, you are "a nazi".
If you respect nature and its laws, you are "a nazi".
If you worship the Gods of your people, you are "a nazi".
If you want to be like your forefathers and foremothers, you are "a nazi".

In other words, you are "a nazi" if you are wholesome.
Since they will call you a nazi no matter what you do, why should you give a damn? Or why should I care what my enemy, who wants the death of all our Folk, says about me?

I follow the Gods and Legends of my Folk, and I will never apologize for the love I have for my family, my folk, nature's majesty, the Heros, the Ancestors and the Gods!

It’s impossible to be black-pilled when you have kids. The fire is lit and it will never go out, it cannot go out- it’s not possible.

My job with my toddlers and preschooler isn't to entertain them or occupy their time – it's to protect their time, giving them space to entertain themselves, allowing them to flourish and learn about themselves and their world in the process.

Thor world prayer day this Thursday, August first. Three young English girls were stabbed to death by a Rwandan yesterday in SouthPort. We need Thor to serve justice and to awaken courage within those that are still asleep.

General Ethen Allen and his pagan inclinations

Unbeknownst to many Americans, we fall under the impression that our country, while undoubtedly stemming from a Christian founding had no members of its founding stock who held what would have been considered pagan beliefs.

Some of these men like Ethan Allen break this mold, not subtly which would have been against his Anglo-Saxon nature. But more like a furious, ecstatic whirlwind.

Below are some prominent examples of Ethan’s faith.
“ New York real estate industry-refused even to allow Allen's well-traveled bundle of hastily scribbled titles as evidence. On his way out of town, the new leader of the mountain people invited his citified antagonists to continue the discussion over in his neck of the woods.
"The gods of the hills are not the gods of the valley," he intoned. “

“After torching a new subdivision of Yorker homes, Allen announced with a kind of pagan grandiosity that this act of arson was "a burnt sacrifice to the Gods of the World." When Allen and his equally feral brothers were formally charged with blasphemy, they had a ready response. "Though we uttered some words that might be construed satirical against doctrines that some sectaries of Christians" teach, wrote little brother Zimri in a 1773 newspaper article, "yet we are rationally certain that any of the pulpit thumpers... much more blaspheme the perfection of the God of Nature, than we did."

“The God of the Green Mountains soon began to make its presence felt in the battle-pamphlets that the Allen brothers issued in connection with their struggles over the land in the hills. As brother Ira put it in a typical exercise, the people of the New Hampshire Grants would never "be free and happy" until they threw off bondage to the "litigious government of New York" and claimed the "natural rights and liberties that was given them by the God of nature."

Again and again Ethan and his brothers mention a “God of nature” of which he followed.

Strangely, Ethans grave stone went missing sometime in the 18th century. The original read:
“The
Corporeal part of
General Ethan Allen
rests beneath this stone
The 12th Day of Feb., 1789
Aged 50 years.
His spirit tried the mercies of his God, in whom he alone believed and strongly trusted”

This grave stone alone is telling of Ethan’s religious beliefs.

J & Mary Anna are finally back. This time discussing the good, the bad, and the ugly of being independent artists/small business owners, terrible films, the dreary days of working in customer service, and more!

We love Shake 'n' Bake here, but we don't use the packet! It's expensive for what it really is, plus you don't need that random extra crap!
Here is what we do. It usually goes on pork chops, and I usually do it by eye, but I will try to give actual measurements.

For 6 chops
3 cups breadcrumbs
1 tbsp salt
1 tbsp starchy thickener (cornstarch or arrowroot powder)
1 tbsp your favourite green herb (summer savory, italian blend, herbes de provence, thyme, stuff like that, it would be very nice with dill too)
1 tbsp olive oil, or your favourite liquid oil
2 tsp pepper
2 tsp paprika
1 tsp celery seed, dill seed or ground coriander... anything with that anise/earthy flavour
1 tsp garlic or onion powder

Simply add it all to a bag and mix, shake each pork chop in it one at a time, then bake at 425°F for 30 minutes, turning once

Fun additions I haven't tried but sound good:
Lemon pepper
Parmesan

Cormac mac Airt, a wise leader in Gaelic myth. It is from him that many Irish clans, including my own, trace their paternal descent. His wise words are timeless. The following verse from Tecosca Cormaic "The Instructions of King Cormac " certainly rings true for many debates on telegram.

"O Cormac, grandson of Conn", said Carbery, "What is the worst pleading and arguing?"
"Not hard to tell", said Cormac.
Contending against knowledge,
contending without proofs
taking refuge in bad language
a stiff delivery
a muttering speech
hair-splitting
uncertain proofs,
despising books
turning against custom
shifting one's pleading
inciting the mob
blowing one's own trumpet
shouting at the top of one's voice.