New video:

What should white people do?

https://youtu.be/bDbIBKCBwZk

Video looks at entryism vs parallel system building.

A lot of the vid's focus is parallel communities, ala Orania. People felt strongly about Asha Logos' vid A Call to Return to the Land, and this is some of my own thoughts about making a project like that successful.

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White Man's Path Forward

Heya guys. So a lot of people have been expressing a desire to make parallel communities. An admirable goal, but a goal that is going to need a ton of work from serious, mature individuals with a lot of self-control. Allowing in people who don't fit that…

You've heard of supernova, a star exploding. But there is a regular nova, too.

"Nova" comes from Latin "novus." Which means new.

So a star nova is the creation of a new star! ... Kinda.

If you were to look at a piece of sky, map out the stars, and one day observe a bright new star there, it might not be new, but rather a star that went from too dim to see and now suddenly bright. So, new to you.

Well, this might be your chance to engage in some amateur astronomy if you're interested. To observe a nova.

In a binary star system, T Coronae Borealis, a Nova was observed on May 12, 1866. It had been magnitude 10 brightness, which you might be able to barely see with binoculars if you're in a very rural area. It went to magnitude 2, which is about as bright as Polaris, our "North Star." Stars less than 3 or 4 magnitude can often not be seen at night under city light pollution.

A Nova was observed from that same system February 9, 1946.

This is called a recurrent Nova. And we are expecting to observe it again at some point in the next 29~ months. After that you likely won't be able to observe it again during your lifetime, if it continues to happen every 80 years or so.

So, how could you observe this event? Simple, you need to go out, identify and familiarize yourself with the Corona Borealis constellation. See what it looks like. See if you can memorize it. It would be great if you could draw it from memory. You'll really notice Alphecca, the brightest star in the constellation.

If you go out every week or so and look at the constellation, eventually you'll go out and see a star that's just as bright as Alphecca. Even if you don't look at the news, you'll notice it right there. "What the?? Was that always there?" You'll see why they called it a new star. Over weeks and months that star will slowly fade and fade until it's gone in light polluted skies again.

Why does this Nova happen? I mentioned it's a binary system. All nova are in a binary system.

It's a red giant and a white dwarf, and some of the material is being sucked off the red giant into the white dwarf. As this material accumulates, eventually a runaway nuclear fusion event is triggered, releasing a ton of energy.

Want to solve the housing crisis in the west? My 3 Step plan:

Step 1) Mass deportations. Fewer people means less demand for homes.

Step 2) Overhaul zoning and building code laws. Construction of homes and adding into existing homes and properties can be prohibitively expensive (permitting sometimes costing more than the actual building materials) and so bound up in red tape that only the rich can afford it. Unacceptable. Zoning and building codes should be there to prevent the city-wide fires or industrial hazards that threatened our communities in the past. They should not exist to make sure every house is done in some sort of ideal or uniform way to maximize what the code writers like. Removing the barriers to construction can increase the supply of homes, reducing price.

Step 3) Federal tax on unoccupied single family homes. Banks and speculators shouldn't be able to sit on empty homes, holding them off the market waiting for a potential future where home values are up for them to make a buck. Tax is tripled for any person or entity who is holding over 5 unoccupied single family homes. The goal is to move homes out of the hands of people who are doing nothing with them and into the hands of people who want to live in them, or who are at least willing to put in the work to get them rented out at the new, lower, housing prices.

Those people now run our society.

"I won't eat the bugs!" They shouted.

What's wrong with the bugs?

I submit: The problem with the bugs is not that they are bugs. The problem is with the elite push for """progress""" and the hatred of our ancestors and our past.

There is a group of people who have a lot of influence in our society. And they have a lot of hate. They hate white people. They hate 'colonialism.' Their view is that white people, centuries ago, went around and ~interfered~ with others, creating every problem and inequality today. White people have always been sick and oppressive, and they spread that sickness to everyone else they came into contact with.

They would accuse people on the 'right' of looking at the past thru rose colored glasses, that we unduly perceive parts of the past as healthy and wholesome. That may sometimes be true. Meanwhile they have glasses of cynicism for the past. Nothing has ever been good, nobody has ever been healthy and happy, we have never been more functional in our familial or spiritual life than right now. America has never been great and the past was fundamentally evil.

So it's natural that they would look at anything that exists right now, or in the very recent past, and think it could very easily be improved by simply changing things up. Almost any change is likely to produce some good results, especially if it creates distance from our evil past and in the direction of nonwhite cultures.

In other parts of the world they ate bugs, but not much beef. Americans ate a lot of beef, and didn't eat bugs (or only ate very few of them, often for novelty reasons like chocolate covered ants and the famous "worm" in the tequila (mezcal) bottle) so if we get rid of beef and eat the bugs, we'd be less like us and more like them. We'd be better.

White culture has been about intact families with the husband as breadwinner? Anything that dismantles that is good.

Objective, rational and scientific approaches are how white people mapped the world and got us to the moon? Then start to celebrate "other ways of knowing" and "lived experience" as preferable alternatives to objective truth.

Honestly I don't really have much problem with eating some bugs. I've eaten crickets, ants and scorpions. They're fine, and raising some of these might be good ways to make use of, what otherwise would be, agricultural waste. And I think reducing waste and finding uses for things is great. 'Waste not, want not' being a big part of the culture I grew up in. But I'm not interested in supporting the media push for bugs when they are motivated by a hatred for my ancestors, my people and me.