Unapologetic champion of Western Civilization, constitutional originalism, capitalism & meritocracy. Sworn enemy of DEI, ESG, multiculturalism, and Islam.

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Decent men apply the "Napier Protocol" to a conflict in cultures. General Sir Charlies Napier was Britain's 19th century commander-in-chief of India. When asked to respect the Indian custom of burning widows on their husband's funeral pyre, he replied: "Be it so. This burning of widows is your custom; prepare the funeral pile. But my nation has also a custom. When men burn women alive we hang them, and confiscate all their property. My carpenters shall therefore erect gibbets on which to hang all concerned when the widow is consumed. Let us all act according to national customs."
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In 1793 Paris, the Jacobins reign of terror was starting to get underway under their leader Marat who was calling for the deaths of hundreds of thousands. From Normandy, Charlotte Corday, packed her Plutarch Lives, and set out to Paris to kill Marat. She plunged a dagger into his heart sat in the bath to sooth an agonizing skin condition. Corday was unapologetic. In court, she said had gladly given her life to save thousands. She was sentenced to the guillotine, but before she went to her execution both calmly and proudly, she asked to have her portrait drawn, and the jailer complied. Below is the neoclassical Jacques-Louis David's version, a Christ-like depiction of the murderous Marat. The romantic Jean-Joseph Weerts’ Assassination of Marat capture an almost operatic invention of the event. Arturo Michelena shows a defiant Corday being taken to her execution. And finally, Jean-Jacques Hauer’s momentous Portrait of Charlotte Corday, which is the actual painting Corday herself asked to be painted from her cell. The question is: Is Charlotte Corday a hero or a villain? Poll in thread.
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Charlotte Corday, the assassin of Jacobin Jean-Paul Marat a hero or villain?
100% Hero
0% Villain
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The great Athenian General Timotheus was so successful his enemies ascribed his success to Tyce, Fortune. They commissioned a famous painting of Timotheus asleep with Fortune which infuriated him. After another successful battle, he said “Fortune took no part.” Predictably, soon after, things went badly and he died in disgrace and exile. Plutarch quips, “Fortune took offense.” The original picture is lost, here are some recreations.
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Yes I am, but not in order. The first is certainly reminiscent of Jacques-Louis David for sure. As a devout atheist, it is still hard not to believe in the the goddess Tyche. She acts with such regularity and with such precision, it’s difficult to attribute to statistical chance. It’s not unheard of to depict Tyche with wings.
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So who won the show and tell?
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The face of evil.
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"If there are any other moral cowards who have not left this hall, please do so now. Thank you very much."piped.video/live/yGGRNErktOs…
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Great, but hard to now feel inadequate compared to our AI overlords.
holy shit i asked claude to make a video on western civiization
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UN Secretary-General António Guterres said: “I have never seen killing and destruction like Gaza in all my years as Secretary-General.” According to even the most critical reports, Guterres, 70,000 people were killed in the war in Gaza, a large proportion of them Hamas terrorists. During your years as Secretary-General: more than 600,000 people were massacred or starved to death in Ethiopia. 377,000 died in Yemen — that figure appears in reports issued by your own organization. 150,000 were killed in Sudan and 12 million were displaced. Hundreds of thousands have been buried in Ukraine. You didn’t see it? They died before your eyes. You simply looked the other way, because the Jews couldn’t be blamed.
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Trump needs to do better appointing judges. Kelly is one of his.
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That's actually Tom Cruise in "Top Mac"
Steve Jobs literally predicted the iPhone, the Internet, AI and the next 50 years of technology in a single speech from 1983:
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I can't see this working out for man. "Sure, you’re economically useless, but you have everything you need—except purpose, value, meaning, and responsibility. We are embarking on the greatest psychological experiment in human history without guardrails of any kind." americanthinker.com/articles…
Optimus The most important product ever
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Very well said. 100%. And why in the long run Musk buying Twitter will be more important than SpaceX.
They taught you snow is black. Trump didn’t ban the press for sport. He hit a propaganda machine Bertrand Russell wrote the manual for — mass psychology so you never ask where your convictions came from. $6 diesel isn’t “Trump broke it.” It’s thirty years of zero-growth policy. Why Trump Banned the Press (They Taught You Snow is Black):
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I can listen to Stephen Miller all day. Just put him on a loop.
Everyone needs to listen closely..
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You cannot NOT watch that to the end, that was great. The deep base is Geoff Castellucci, more of his here: piped.video/fzlT80jQ3lo
Absolutely incredible! But the biggest surprise was that deep, rich bass voice, so full and powerful.
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Exactly, thank heavens for the Bee.
CNN Sues Trump For Violating Its First Amendment Right To Fabricate News buff.ly/wYXm6BU
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I can listen to Steven Miller all day
Stephen Miller delivered the greatest on-air masterclass on why you have to vote Republican in the midterms “Democrats’ policies aren’t just wrong; their policies are evil.” “You cannot sit on the sidelines when we are trying to save this country from an agenda that is sinister and wicked and morally indefensible.” Republicans are delivering results: a thriving country under President Trump, secured borders, falling crime, and an America First agenda. The second Democrats take power, they will open the borders again and the mass invasion of our country will continue. This is a fight for the future of our nation. Vote.
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Trump just posted Florida’s ban on Sharia. Now we need a national ban.
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Zverev needing to be reminded he just won the U.S. Open.
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