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The Occidental Observer, Reflects a Sane Approach to What the Coronavirus Represents THE WEST’S DARKEST HOUR THE SITE OF A MAN FUSED TO A WEIRWOOD TREE Dissident right insanity The Ferdinand Bardamu article I was mentioning yesterday, published on The Occidental Observer, reflects a sane approach to what the coronavirus represents. But a considerable percentage of the dissident-right folk are, literally, insane. Unlike one of my old friends with whom I spoke about the trauma model of mental disorders in the Start reading this!: previous decade, among my racialist readers no If an Aryan man of noble one has thoroughly considered what I say in Day feelings comes to visit this of Wrath where I use terms like ‘psychogenesis’, site, I can assure him that ‘psychoclasses’ and ‘paleologic thought’. If the Day of Wrath content were popular among reading four books will racialists, the conceptual bases for understanding transfigure his way of cognitive distortions in humans in general, including the dissident seeing the world. right, would be better understood. These books are: Hellstorm Today, for example, Hunter Wallace complains about the insults by Thomas Goodrich, the he received from a recalcitrant coronavirus sceptic: abridged version of The Gulag Archipelago, and two There are people who are “dissidents” in the sense that they books that appear within believe things like the earth is flat, the moon landing was a hoax, The Fair Race, whose image the victims of mass shootings are “crisis actors,” viruses are not appears below: Rome vs. real, microchips are being implanted in our brains to create “a Judea and Who We Are (PDF worldwide slave grid,” SARS is the flu, women are the enemy of here, hard copy here). men, Harvey Weinstein is a hero, and so on. It makes no sense to continue to use a term that lumps together people who have such radically different values, perspectives and temperaments. Many of these people tend to overlap with the fringes of conservatism and libertarianism. I just shake my head in disbelief… In a recent Occidental Dissent discussion thread, another irrational coronavirus sceptic challenged Wallace to tell him if he believed in ‘the official story’ about the 9/11 attacks. To avoid another shitstorm, Wallace avoided a frank and direct response, but he may very well have included 9/11 in his list above. For believing in the ‘official story’ abut the coronavirus, Wallace was told yesterday: ‘I bet niggers fuck your wife and you probably jack off while watching’. Worse things have been said to me. For Sooner or later the world not believing the 9/11 conspiracy theory, in a Majority Rights will recognise that Hitler article—not in the trolling comments section—an author of that was right and that until the webzine called me ‘jew’. West accepts this fact, they Since then I’ve decided not to discuss with them again for the will continue their ongoing reasons stated in ‘On paleologic nationalism’, nor will I discuss self-destruction, especially with them below in the comments section (I won’t even approve in the US and the UK. their comments). Wallace is more patient with these types of people than I am. Either way, massive destruction is unavoidable PUBLISHED IN: CHINESE CORONAVIRUS CONSPIRACY THEORIES DAY OF WRATH (BOOK) ON APRIL 7, 2020 because after the Second AT 3:13 PM COMMENTS (6) World War the Allies must pay a massive karmic debt. – Donate button is located at the bottom of the Clueless nationalists sidebar. – I have published several articles by Ferdinand Bardamu on this site. Today The Occidental Observer published Bardamu’s ‘Globalism, the Elites and COVID-19’. It is a good article but there’s a mistake: Once the pandemic is over, it will be business as usual for the elites, which means shoveling more non-Whites into the West’s already overcrowded, decaying urban centers. As I have said several times on this site, most of the major figures in white nationalism are clueless that, as Tom Sunic put it, ‘The economic crisis will last much longer than the current epidemic; it will do far more damage and kill far more people’. See my yesterday’s post on how will the dollar crash. It certainly won’t be ‘business as usual’ as Bardamu apparently believes. When your god is Jewish, PUBLISHED IN: CURRENCY CRASH OCCIDENTAL OBSERVER (WEBZINE) ON APRIL 6, 2020 AT 4:19 PM you can potentially end up COMMENTS (3) in a runaway philo-Semitic downward spiral, precisely what happened to the US. Site in a nutshell: here. How will the dollar crash Women understood: here. ‘Back in 2008 Mike Maloney published a scenario that seems to be unfolding right now. Checks from the government. Taxes refunded. Helicopter currency drops. Central banks trying to kick- To contextualise our start economies. It’s all here, in what he refers to as “The Day of criticism of Christianity, see Reckoning”’ (a text from Maloney’s latest video). Karlheinz Deschner’s encyclopaedic history of the PUBLISHED IN: CURRENCY CRASH MIKE MALONEY ON APRIL 5, 2020 AT 4:50 PM COMMENTS (2) Church in 10 volumes, Kriminal-geschichte des Christentums (pic above) and Richard Carrier’s study on the inexistence of Jesus On youtuber John Mark (watch conference: here): Every time I understand better my differences with those Americans who want to do something for their race. In ‘Suicidal nationalists’, one of my essays in The Fair Race (pages 548-552), I had unfavourably compared white American nationalism to German National Socialism. But in the US, racialized conservatives see things exactly the other way around. In his most recent video, for example, John Mark says that the alt-right people, although they are right about many things, are deficient compared to propertarianism. Mark doesn’t like the tone in which some racists speak, nor does he like what religiously smells like the fourteen words. A phrase like the one There is an abridged I’ve been using on this site, ‘priest of the 14 words’, would seem translation of some uncalled-for to people like Mark. passages of the first Mark says that, unlike the alt-right, propertarianism represents volumes of Deschner’s work the ‘scientific’ approach and that those who practice it ‘love all (PDF: here, hard copy: here), people’ (neo-Christian ethics!) and that they are ‘the adults in the which reproduces a room’. He also tells us that the totalitarian tendency of the alt- syntactically-corrected right is morally wrong, as well as the hatred that underlies the edition of instalments 1- movement. (Of course: The Old Testament promotes Jewish 124 on this site of hatred of gentiles but the New Testament commands us to love Christianity’s Criminal everyone!) Neochristian Mark says that because of those alt-right History. characteristics, it will be impossible to ‘sell’ it to the right-wing normies and all sorts of American civic nationalists, centrists, libertarians, and Christians. Mark believes that propertarianism is the ‘Holy grail’ to save the race. It doesn’t seem to occur to Mark that all those normies with whom he wants to found a new separatist nation in his country are responsible for the treasonous government that he criticises so much. And much less it occurs to him that all that grotesque fauna of normies must suffer, as I said in the second part of my post yesterday, in order to burn their sins in the apocalyptic purgatory that is coming. ‘The strongest trees are rooted in the dark places…’ The propertarianism that Mark preaches so much is simply a refined form of capitalism. Mark ignores that, along with Thomas Goodrich’s Christianity, capitalism is one of the two great factors that Hellstorm is the most originated the darkest hour in the West. He obviously has not read important book of the 21st my paraphrase of the American Francis Parker Yockey on pages century. 565-566 of The Fair Race, ‘Revaluation of all Values’: the purest antithesis to the ideology of Mark and American libertarians, so unable to break with their past because of an abject failure of their imagination. What Mark, who believes that a civil war is brewing in his country, does not quite understand is that once the blood runs no one will be thinking about refined forms of capitalism, but about how to annihilate the enemy. Whoever hates the most will win the war. In an ideal world, the values of the Old Testament will prevail, not the New Testament; although instead of the Jews the chosen people shall be the Aryan. PUBLISHED IN: CONSERVATISM FAIR RACE’S DARKEST HOUR (BOOK) ON APRIL 5, 2020 AT 3:37 PM COMMENTS (3) The above book is about the Holocaust perpetrated by the Allied forces on the Germans (here). The two Occidentals Update of April 5: Yesterday, The Occidental Observer published two articles: the one by Sunic I mention below and another that I just read today, ‘The Coronavirus and Galileo: An Interview with Italian Nano-pathologist Dr. Stefano Montanari’. I wrote the Here: an SS pamphlet text below the swastika without noticing the latter, which seems explaining National extraordinary to me. Socialism. In the racialist forums, Andrew Anglin and some commenters of other forums are in denial (these images debunk the notion that ‘It’s just the flu’). But now we see one of the most respected racialist webzines, The Occidental Observer, posting an article that says, in more educated prose, what flu truthers have been saying. To boot, The Occidental Observer commenters, at least till now that I read the article (five in the morning), praise the Montanari article in the comments section. I have always had a very poor opinion of The Occidental Observer commentariat, but what happened yesterday confirms it big time.
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