Doing a show tomorrow night at 7 PM ET on some of Carl Schmitt's main ideas: sovereignty, the exception, the political, enmity, and much more. See you then!

This reads like something out of a soft-dystopia novel…

Makes one consider

https://t.iss.one/TheCourseofEmpire/22623

"it would be America that would carry on the Baroque tradition and its influences far beyond the ever-changing fashions of Europe, whose “Enlightened” kings were already beginning to denigrate such musical giants as J.S. Bach."

Ryan Turnipseed for the Old Glory Club.

https://open.substack.com/pub/oldgloryclub/p/snapshots-of-american-culture-preserving

“MLK was a devout Christian!”

Was he?

Any Christian that extols the “virtues” of King is leading people down this path.

You can’t separate someone’s theology from their views of anything else.

Just a reminder for anyone falling into a false dichotomy:

Malcom X is no better than MLK. Both sought the dissolution of White society, just through different means.

“It’s secretly suicides” has got to be the most knuckle-dragging take I’ve seen so far

And remember, for any of the Lutherans here, the main “conservative” faction in the LCMS aggressively platforms Lyman, an employee of the pharma companies, specifically on the issue of vaccination

Martin Luther King Jr. was a demonic false teacher. Around here, there’s only one Martin Luther we care about.

After a month of using gas stoves, I’m back to using electrics. Gas stoves are just better, and if they were serious about that ploy (probably just a diversion), it was an attempt to make the still prospering middle class accustomed to the third world living standards of Europe

Tonight I will be live with J. Burden and The Distributist on his channel.

https://youtu.be/RKPVy7Wh6sc

Going live with Auron very soon

Now in fact

"It doesn't matter what happened, it matters what they want to have happened."

Ryan Turnipseed talking about MLK with Auron MacIntyre.

https://youtu.be/dNpMDOKep3Y

https://twitter.com/stfranzpieper/status/1615559174972411904?s=46&t=jNMEpARJjEzzOHlknIdSFQ

Even if you’re not Lutheran, this is a good account to follow. It’s quotes from a twentieth century theologian, and it really shows how much Christianity has changed in not even a century.