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By the autumn of 1944, as ever more of the Independent State of Croatia came under the control of the Partisan-led resistance there was building frustration and growing internal pressure for the leadership to return to its original revolutionary values. Internal dissent against the corruption and speculative practices of the elite was also growing.

The Ustasha student organization led the way, with its leader, Milivoj Karamarko, calling on students to agitate for a β€œpopular Croatian socialist society” that would β€œmercilessly liquidate the appearance of all native Jewish traits and capitalism” and β€œantistate speculation.” Militant Ustasha Youth were in open revolt against official corruption, the perceived indecisiveness of the state leadership, and their own leaders, who, they argued, were preventing them from entering the battlefield.
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Forwarded from Arktos
Useless Eaters of the World, Unite!

Hans Vogel argues that the arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov by French authorities illustrates the growing surveillance state in Europe, where governments, under the influence of the declining American Empire, suppress free communication while neglecting rising migrant violence and the dumbing down of education and public discourse.

Read the essay here:

https://www.arktosjournal.com/p/useless-eaters-of-the-world-unite
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β€œGermany is the totality of all German-feeling, German-thinking, German-willing Germans: In this sense, every one of us is a traitor if he does not consider himself personally acountable in every moment of his life for the existence, fortune and future of the fatherland, and each is a hero and liberator if he does.”

Paul de Lagarde
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La Jeune Europe was published in Berlin (1942–1943) by Γ‰changes culturels inter-universitaires to defend β€œthe fundamental idea of European unification”, a subject that was also touched on by AGRA whose aim was β€œto orient national-socialism towards a popular socialism and to opt definitively [...] for biological materialism”.
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"The Mediterranean is the sacred lake of civilization. It is on its shores that people stop looking for their place in the sun."

Georges Valois
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Forwarded from Eurosiberia
Nietzsche, Modernity, and the White Man

Constantin von Hoffmeister, inspired by Nietzsche, explores how the White man, weakened by individualism, must revive communal solidarity and spiritual strength to reclaim past greatness, especially in the face of destabilizing changes from post-industrial society, migrant influxes, and cultural erosion.

Read the essay here:

https://www.eurosiberia.net/p/nietzsche-modernity-and-the-white-man
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"People nowadays are overlooking or arbitrarily and mendaciously reinterpreting the most unambiguous signs that suggest that Europe wants to be one."

Friedrich Nietzsche
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"If the White nations of the world had not allowed themselves to become subject to the Jew, to Jewish ideas, to the Jewish spirit, this [revolution] would not be necessary. … we had chance after chance to save ourselves - most recently … when the Germans and the Jews were locked in struggle for the mastery of central and eastern Europe."

William Pierce
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β€œWe shall now examine the principle of β€˜riding the tiger’ as applied to the external world and the total environment. Its significance can be stated as follows: When a cycle of civilization is reaching its end, it is difficult to achieve anything by resisting it and by directly opposing the forces in motion. The current is too strong; one would be overwhelmed. The essential thing is not to let oneself be impressed by the omnipotence and apparent triumph of the forces of the epoch. These forces, devoid of connection with any higher principle, are in fact on a short chain.”

Julius Evola, Ride the Tiger
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β€œAs the movement for a corporate state grows and takes organised shape, it will be apparent that it [the corporate state] has roots in Irish history”

Ernest Blythe
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Eoin O'Duffy defended proposals he had for a corporative parliament by claiming that β€œthe new system existed in Ireland before the Anglo-Norman conquest”

Irish Independent
, 11 August 1933.
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On a balmy Thracian sunday some 1,100 years ago, during a liturgy given in the massive basilica of Hagia Sophia in Constantinople, possibly during the solemn, laborious prayer of the Anaphora, a bored soldier carved his name into the white marble parapet that surrounds the balcony of the church’s upper gallery.

The letters he carved, however, weren’t Greek; this wasn’t a native warrior, but a Viking mercenary from the Scandinavian lands of the north. His runic inscription is still visible today. They read, approximately, β€œHalfdan carved these runes,” or β€œHalfdan was here,” a familiar sentiment shared by crude etchings across the millennia. A transparent plastic slab protects the inscription, which can be found in the gallery on the second floor of the basilica.
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β€œAny true socialism is nationalism, and any true nationalism is socialism. Nationalism means socialism, and socialism means nationalism. Any kind of socialism has to be rooted in race and nation and the common welfare of a nationality. Any socialism not rooted in that is not a real socialism. Any nationalism that is not rooted in a sense of social justice, any nationalism that is ra-ra patriotism for the rich or the elites at the expense of the common people, is not true nationalism.”

Warren Balogh
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πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺ #Solingen | After the Islamist attack at the β€œFestival of Diversity” hundreds of Germans demonstrate for remigration.
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In the city of Venice lies a famous Greek lion that has borne witness to epic wars between empires, survived a barrage of 17th-century cannon fire, and felt the expert hands of Viking rune carvers. Though the casual or uninformed observer might easily presume the statue to be a fine example of Italian craftsmanship, perhaps of the Renaissance era, the lion was actually carved thousands of years ago in the historic port of Piraeus, near Athens.

Even more unexpectedly, across the shoulders and the flank, you will find the mark of the Vikings. Or, to be more precise, a set of unique runes thought to have been carved by the Varangian Guard, a group of Vikings that served as an elite unit of the Byzantine Army from the tenth to the 14th century.
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