We live in the ruins of a superior civilization.

Roman civilization and Christianity were the best thing that ever happened to the barbarians. Despite what Hollywood tells you, most barbarians gave up their paganism easily upon contact with Christian missionaries.

You need to be teaching your children to be proud to be European You must never allow anyone to tell them they should apologize for being European From Homer to Dante, from Charles Martel to Mozart, from Michelangelo to Newton and beyond Europe is the cradle of explorers, artists, saints, philosophers, and heroes

Racing across the Channel, Smith joined the army of Henry IV of France as a mercenary, fighting on the side of Dutch Independence and facing a renewed apprenticeship, this time in the art of war. Here, in the mud and blood of Flanders, he learned the practical mechanics of early modern war. These were the days of plate armor and firearms, of pike and shot, of the Medieval and the modern. He saw the discipline it took for men to stand under fire, the damage cannons could do to fortifications, and the cruelty of bitter religious conflict. This was to prove the perfect training ground, for all the wars in which he fought in the future were to be similarly cruel wars between alien groups seeking to dominate each other not for king and country, but for God. thewesternspirit.blog/p/the-…

We need a Crusade--not against Mohammedans, but against our own elites.

The UK Government will give £88 MILLION to support Gazans. They cut British army training to save £30 Million just to give it to Hamas. It's so obvious what is happening.

Doormat Christianity hits a new low

Colonialism is the best thing that ever happened to Africa Before Europeans arrived they had no written language, no wheel as we know it, no schools, no hospitals, not even normal clothing

The Great War took the best generation Europe ever produced... and buried them in the mud for nothing.

Bukele is the modern-day philosopher king. Just look at the aesthetics - this is what the future looks like.

St. Augustine argues that without justice, an empire is ultimately no different from a large-scale criminal organization: “Remove justice, and what are kingdoms but gangs of criminals on a large scale? What are criminal gangs themselves but petty kingdoms? A gang is a group of men under the command of a leader, bound together by a compact of association, in which the plunder is divided according to an agreed convention. If this villainy is enlarged by the accession of abandoned men to such a size that it acquires territory, establishes a base, captures cities and subdues peoples, it then openly arrogates to itself the title of kingdom, which is conferred on it in the eyes of the world, not by the renouncing of aggression but by the attainment of impunity.”

Tomorrow, we’re publishing a new article about Captain John Smith, co-written with my good friend Will Tanner. Here’s a little teaser of what’s to come… It was in these bloody campaigns that Smith rose to fame. Serving alongside Count Meldritch at the Siege of Regall, Smith and the Christian army found themselves locked in a demoralizing stalemate with the Turks, who were holed up in a heavily fortified stronghold. During the monotony of the siege, the Turkish commander–a fellow named Turbashaw–sent out an offer of single combat. He would fight any Christian champion in full view of both armies. Smith, eager for glory, accepted the challenge. As both sides watched, the two champions rode out onto the field, then raced towards each other, lances levelled. Smith’s lance smashed into the Turk, crashing against his armor and unhorsing him. Wheeling about, Smith raced back to unhorsed Turbashaw, hopped off his own horse, and used his falchion to cleanly decapitate the Turk. The army of Christ roared with applause at the gory trophy as the Muhammedans sat outraged. It didn’t end there. Infuriated by Smith humiliating Muhammed’s army with such a display, a second Turk challenged him to single combat, again in full view of both armies: give back Turbashaw’s head, or lose your own, a warrior named Grualgo roared. Smith accepted, and it was back to battle. Again lances shivered, but this time Grualgo–though wounded in the arm–remained atop his horse. The champions wheeled about and raced at each other again, firing their pistols at point blank range. Smith was smacked in the breastplate, but it held firm. Grualgo was seriously wounded, and toppled from his steed. Smith once again brought his falchion to bear upon the wounded Turk; a second head was taken.

This might be one of the most bizarre Church stories I’ve seen. On 9/11, the Archbishop of Canterbury gave an “interfaith” award to a Pakistani cleric who had previously praised Osama bin Laden as the “Sword of God”. Six days later, Lambeth Palace withdrew the award. How does something like this get through the vetting process? thewesternspirit.blog/p/fema…

The Crusades were justified, necessary, and need to happen again.

Imagine Raymond Ibrahim reading this headline

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Wait, why would they do this? The Church keeps telling me Muslims are our friends and we worship the same God.

No, today we remember the victims of the Ottoman siege of Vienna in 1529. On September 27, the Ottoman army arrived at Vienna and tried for the first time to take the city. Muslims under Sultan Suleiman I killed thousands of Christian civilians, and around 20,000 were captured and taken into slavery.

Christianity is the most persecuted religion in the world.

I don’t see how anyone can still look at this and doubt that the state is enabling the invasion it claims it’s trying to stop.