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I see religion as being the crux of the matter.
Christianity is the biggest obstacle to ethno-nationalism for our peoples. You cannot see your people as being distinct from all others if they derive their religion from a foreign source (the Bible). For a people to see themselves as distinct from all others, they need to have their own 'religion' (profoundest, most trusted, precepts/sensibilities guiding them), deriving from, and inseparable from, their own heritage, their own ancestors. That's what Aryanism is for our peoples. And that's what Judaism is for the Jewish people. It was their own ancestors who composed the Bible (and other teachings and interpretations that their ancestors worked on up until the present). Their religion is part and parcel of their heritage. So they trusted themselves over all other peoples when it came to their understanding of how to follow their God. That's what held them together as a people. Unless and until we have that same confidence in our own peoples, in Aryan peoples, when it comes to our own 'religion', Aryanism, we will not hold against the forces of globalism.
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Emily, when I use the term 'religion', I mean a framework of values and beliefs that folks rely on, even if subconsciously (see e.g. Merriam-Webster: "a cause, principle, or system of beliefs held to with ardor and faith"). I'm not talking about belief in a man-in-the-sky who created the universe (although I applaud folks who don't believe in a man-in-the-sky, and extra bonus points if they don't believe in Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny).
In this larger sense of the word, atheists/agnostics are still 'religious'. What I'm saying is it's not possible to "throw away religion" in the larger sense of the word. Lots of Jews consider themselves to be atheistic/agnostic, but they are still 'religious' in their appreciation of their heritage when it comes to figuring out how to be good, kind, just, righteous. Many describe themselves as 'spiritual'. This is the context in which I understand Aryanism. It's not enough to say we are atheist, to say we don't believe in the Easter Bunny. Aryanism goes beyond that. Ancient Greek atheists dared to question the existence of their gods, while Indo-Aryan skeptics were skewering their gods over 3000 years ago; Nietzsche and Huxley and countless others did their best to kill off a resurgent man-in-the-sky cult in modern times. But they weren't killing off 'religion'. They were establishing Aryanism.
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When I hear the word 'religion' I instantly conjure up an image of an ignorant person who believes in something in spite of the facts--hence why the aversion. So the right to question everything would have to be included in a 'religion' fer mah tastes-as it was with the Greeks. Aldous Huxley--I find fault with him, but really liked him as an early adult. I think it was 'Brave New World' where he said that if there were no god, why did all cultures have one--at the time this kind of thing always re-affirmed my belief there must be one (a god). I think Michael Shermer explains it better, and I wish I'd heard him when I was 17 or so, would've saved some time, lol. He attributes our need for a diety to our 'snake in the grass' thinking. It's a glitch in our brain that evolution hasn't yet overcome. We are wired to look outside ourselves for a 'reason' for things. So when we hear the wind hit the grass, we think 'snake!' instead of wind. It's why, when a series of bad things happen, we look for a 'why'. Or good things we attribute to a 'reward' that 'god' is giving us. Makes you feel safer and explains the things that just happen because life is a series of chances and risks--a scarier thing to face.
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There is, in my opinion, healthy and unhealthy nationalism.
Healthy nationalism combines one's 'religion' (profoundest values, morals, beliefs) and one's heritage, such that the religion is distinctive to one's own people, singles one's own people out from all other peoples. Judaism is the prime example. Jews survived as a nation-religion for 2000 years without a homeland because their religion was part and parcel of their heritage. What motivates Jews, what holds them together, is their desire to obey God as expressed in their teachings and traditions (which are constantly being interpreted and re-interpreted by their rabbis, keeping the religion alive and relevant). Islam almost could have been another example. It's really close. The Quran is written in Classical Arabic, making it a sacred language; and just as Jews pray toward Jerusalem, Muslims pray toward Mecca. So Islam combines a sacred Arabic language and heritage with a sacred Arabic geography. The fatal flaw is the universality of Islam: Islam doesn't really single out Arabs, it is for all humans. This universality also plagues Christianity, making it incompatible with nationalism. Of course Christianity is all the more unsuitable for European nationalism since its basis is almost wholly foreign (the New Testament was written by Hellenized Jews, but Jews nonetheless). Ancient Romans were constantly modifying their religious views and borrowing from other peoples, first and foremost the Greeks, but later on from Syria and elsewhere. As the empire expanded, religion served less and less to distinguish them as a people; instead it was whether or not you were a Roman citizen that mattered, and the citizens were of a wide range of ethnicities and religious views. Romans started ceasing to exist as a people/ethnicity when they started realizing their imperial ambitions. Apparently a nationalism to survive the ages requires a 'religion' that emerges from, and is part and parcel of, the heritage of one's own people, serving to single one's own people out from all other peoples. When a religion is tied to a people, it is self-reinforcing: the religion helps the people to survive by giving them a raison d'etre; and the survival of the people ensures fidelity to the religion. So healthy nationalism is a 'religion' or 'soul' (beliefs/values) bound up in a people, which is how I view Aryanism (denominations) for Aryan peoples; to emphasize the Aryan race is bound up with our racial soul, use the combined term "race-soul". Then there is what I call unhealthy nationalism (which I believe to be a form of slave morality). Unhealthy nationalism focuses on the "other", and attempts to unify folks by denigrating the "other". These folks tend to be divisive and spiteful, and often allow their emotions to cloud their judgment. They also tend to believe in some pretty wacky theories; like WN's who believe the trade towers were brought down by controlled demolition; or this example from NOI's teachings on race: Quote:
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Wasting time 're-interpreting' bullshit from a non-existent g-d. Their god is one they selected out of all their pagan bullshit. They don't like to talk about that, it's points to it's fakeness. Baal is Satan, the Xtians took that one as the Jews threw that one away (you certainly can 'throw away' religion and texts come and go all the time), and you do know that 'Yaweh' and 'Jehova' are in pagan texts in the 2nd and 3rd centuries, right? It's as real as the imaginary dolphin I used to pretend lived in the corner of my bedroom when I was 3. The light would hit the room in such a way where it kind of looked like sparkly water, and my 'dolphin' was floating in it. Not real, tho. Once you realize something is not real, it ceases to be a thing of value. Quote:
There is a historicity project regarding Muhammad (pbuha), and he may be yet another Euhemerized mythical figure, like our ol' buddy Jesus. Re Islam being more 'universal' than Judaism: they claim that, but talk to some converts who married into Islamic families, and find out what their experience was. They may be real friendly during the conversion process, but the Whites who have become Muslim have almost exclusively been at the receiving end of 'less than' treatment. They don't consider you a descendant of the 'people of the book' and treat their own better than converts. Same as all ethnicities do, while claiming otherwise. Reform Jews also claim any and all can become Jewish, and they too treat converts like crud compared to biological Jews, generally speaking. Drew Barrymore just divorced her Jewish husband, and I remember seeing her referring to herself as a 'shiksa' and I thought, 'this is bad--nobody can be okay with calling themselves that' and I figured the (((family))) was treating her like a 'shiksa'-unclean meat. She had two children with him which is a shame. Quote:
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Architects and Engineers for 911 Truth are not a pack of dumb dumbs or wackos, and they know that the official story is flawed. Nothing wacky about asking questions, which is what's wrong with 'sacred' religious texts. If you 'understand and do not understand', you should shed the arrogance re alternate theories on these events. I like that you're non-violent and whatnot, that's just personally something I am rubbed the wrong way by often in WNism--but you are practically an infomercial for Jewish religious copy-catism, and we already have that, and it sucks. Making it Aryan won't fix it. We don't need our people to get a wall to wail at like backward hut dwellers, we need science and secularism. You specifically pointed in this post to their 'god' and his rules and 'desires' for these 'apples of his eye' being a reason for the 'religion' being helpful and good. So in this post you defy your prior definition of 'religion'. A religion with a fake god is like saying 2+2=5. Ultimately nothing good comes out of a lie, it's counterproductive to all real 'progress' that matters. One look at how Jews live in their 'holy land' shows you that. And they also will turn on each other if the Jew in question rejects the religion--which shows how religion works AGAINST racial cohesion. An sheit. I'm having insomnia. Tell someone who god finds favor with to pray fer me.
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This thread on stormfront pitting Poles and their sympathizers against Western European folks illustrates the pitfalls of unhealthy nationalism. Here's a post mid-thread by a Polish-American:
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I also want to say, however, that nationalism isn't about who has the strongest love towards one's own people, either. It's not that simple. In a large extended family, there will be folks you don't know very well, or whose views you find distasteful, or who treat you badly; even moreso when it comes to your nation, your people. You're not going to love, or even like, everyone. In Aryanism, what matters most is being Aryan. How that actually plays out is a function of the folks who raised you, the cultural setting, and, of course, your genetic heritage; nature and nurture both play a role, and it's impossible to separate out the influences. That's why Aryanism combines a 'people' ('race') with a 'religion' ('soul'); these are bound up in each other and inseparable, which is why I like to use the term "race-soul" to represent the combined concept: 'race' and 'soul' as one. Being Aryan doesn't mean loving your own people, nor does it mean having a chip on your shoulder when it comes to the "other"; it means following/advancing your race-soul.
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The next big leap for civilization will not be interstellar colonization and exploitation (a very slow and energetically costly enterprise), but creating habitats in our own solar system aka Dysoning up our Sun.
The Sun is essentially a huge fusion reactor, with the Earth seeing only a billionth of its power, the rest being wasted. We have the materials (especially if we ultimately convert the hydrogen and helium of the gas giants to heavier elements) and capability to tap into much of this power, thereby creating more habitat than is currently available in all of the remotely habitable planets of the Milky Way. Ultimately trillions of Dyson habitats (defined as a self-sufficient habitat that gets its power from the Sun, perhaps ranging in size from several kilometers to many tens or even hundreds of kilometers) could orbit our Sun, some as close as Mercury's orbit, some as far as Mars's orbit, or even farther. Each Dyson habitat would ultimately evolve its own ecosystem, although habitats that share an orbit (each orbit is circular around the Sun, albeit at its own unique radius and in its own unique plane, and many habitats can be located on any given orbit, where they maintain a fixed distance wrt each other) are readily accessible to each other, so the inhabitants and ecosystems will be relatively closely related. To repeat: we have an entire galaxy's worth of habitat at our fingertips. Creating Dyson habitats goes hand-in-hand with "trans-humanism", the notion that human evolution will proceed exponentially faster due to technological advances in genetics and artificial intelligence. Human (and non-human) life will evolve so as to better adapt to a particular Dyson habitat; but the habitats, too, will be modified and "evolve", with failed or obsolete habitats being junked and recycled into new habitats. Note that as asteroids and planets and moons (other than the Earth and our Moon) are mined out, materials for constructing Dyson habitats (e.g. carbon, iron, oxygen) will become increasingly scarce, probably leading to radical changes in designs. Slow-rotating "low-G" habitats might well become the norm, since these structures lack the stresses of fast-rotating "normal-G" structures and therefore require far less material to construct. Another trend might be toward low-pressure environments, which also would require far less material in the design. But these types of Dyson habitats would require dramatic evolutionary leaps for the inhabitants. And there might be a trend toward artificial life, only requiring electrical power and no food/water/oxygen, with even the human brain being supplanted, more and more, by computer circuitry. It's pretty obvious we are at an evolutionary threshold. Very quickly, in the span of a few millennia, "humans" will evolve into a large diversity of life forms. The challenge, in the face of this, is how do Aryans, whom I expect to be at the forefront of these technological revolutions, hold onto our Aryan-ness. --------------------------------------------------------- Here's a good vid on Dyson Swarms and the Fermi Paradox (we haven't yet detected any stars in our galaxy showing the tell-tale signs of being Dysoned, implying perhaps advanced alien civilizations are very rare):
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We can also 'make' oxygen on another planet, such as Mars: "..the Mars Oxygen ISRU Experiment (MOXIE), one of seven science instruments that NASA's next Mars rover will carry toward the Red Planet when it blasts off in 2020. MOXIE will pull carbon dioxide from the thin Martian atmosphere and turn it into pure oxygen and carbon monoxide, demonstrating technology that could keep settlers alive on the Red Planet —*and help them blast off the surface when it's time to go home. (Oxygen can be used as an oxidizer, helping to burn rocket fuel.).." We'll be trying it out in 2020: https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/missi...or-scientists/ Quote:
That's why we don't want to make them smarter than us. It would be like giving a baby super-human strength while possessing the IQ and temperament of a baby-outcome would be real bad, lol. I like nature and progress both--it's a matter of some foresight being applied. The nano bots are bad, imo. I'd go full 'Luddite' over them thar bots. I don't even like the fact that Siri tries to sound like she's got 'feelings'-not foolin' me! I do think the robo surgeries are great, as are the vacuum cleaners that the cat can 'ride' while other cleaning is done. I just don't want them talking to me, or acting like we are 'diverse' buddies/fam. Something about that screams 'get away'.
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An asteroid or even a planet like Mercury can be mined to construct Dyson-habitats that capture many times more sunlight than the asteroid or planet itself could (millions of times more sunlight in the case of Mercury, providing the power for insane numbers of life-forms); plus Dyson-habitats can have cool weapons (these would be hard to ban since they would double as systems to, say, vaporize random asteroids that made their way into the Dyson swarm; I'm actually not happy about this since I'd like to limit the offensive capabilities of Dyson-habitats as much as possible to prevent them from conquering Earth). For me, the real reason for creating a Dyson swarm is because 99.999999999% of the power generated by the Sun is wasted (no useful work done), and this breaks my heart. Note: Hopefully Earth and the Moon could hold out against the Dyson swarm, but I worry that at some point some enterprising alliance of Dyson-habitats might decide to conquer Earth and the Moon and mine them for carbon, iron, etc... That would be the one reason why, perhaps, any attempt at creating a Dyson swarm should be ruthlessly suppressed, and rogue Dyson-habitats should be hunted down and annihilated. Then again, a nation on Earth could decide to embrace trans-humanism and become super-smart robots that conquer the world. So the danger of traditional humans being wiped out is present whether or not a Dyson swarm is permitted. Quote:
Different Dyson-habitats/races will evolve differently, have different histories and grudges, different strengths and weaknesses; different protocols and personalities and intelligence levels; different race-souls. And they will constantly be trying to learn from each other and evolve to a more competitive level to ensure their survival, upgrading their habitats with the latest weapons systems and defenses, forming and breaking alliances, etc... So it's highly unlikely that any given threat vector could easily and quickly knock out everyone (realize there might be billions, even trillions, of Dyson-habitats in the Dyson swarm). Quote:
On the other hand, a Dyson-habitat which doesn't fully embrace AI might risk falling behind in research and technology, and their inefficiency might spell their doom if some super-tricked out Dyson-habitat decides to take them out of their misery, deeming them too lazy, dumb, and useless to be worth their carbon and iron content. The conquering race of "super-men" might consider themselves to be Aryan, and might be smarter and stronger than everyone else, and have the most bad-ass weapons, but it's a real question whether they are really Aryan, especially if all they are is brains wired up to computers. Still, I guess whether any traditional humans (maybe folks who stayed on Earth) would consider the super-men to be Aryan wouldn't really matter much when the super-men decide to conquer Earth and genocide the traditional humans. At which point some folks might decide it's time to leave the solar system; although I don't know if it will ever be feasible for folks to leave the solar system en masse; but maybe they could send some micro-robots and frozen embryos (to be incubated and raised by robots) to a virgin system so that traditional humans wouldn't be killed off as a species. If we ever do allow a Dyson swarm, we must somehow ensure that Earth stays alive. Perhaps we implement something like in Dune, except instead of banning computers, we ban artificial life, and ban rapid evolution practices, so that people stay recognizably human. No hooking your brain up to a computer. Also ban weapons systems on Dyson-habitats. Only Earth gets to research and develop weapons systems and defenses. Earth will have vast fleets of space-ships bristling with the latest weapons defending her and the Moon.
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"Otherists" (my coinage) define themselves in opposition to the "other": you are one of us (e.g. "pro-white") only if you are anti-"other" (e.g. "anti-jew").
Whatever flavor Otherist cults come in, whether NOI, La Raza, or WN, this is the essence of their mentality. Otherists feed on perceived oppression, requiring an enemy to keep the in-group motivated and prevent members from turning on each other (which they are wont to do). Otherist cults claim to be nationalist/racialist, but in actuality they are merely using nation/race as a vehicle for their Otherism. Aryans are true nationalists/racialists, being guided not by Otherism, but by our race-soul, our genetic ("race") and non-genetic ("soul") heritage. Note that civic nationalism, wherein non-genetic heritage is the focus, to the exclusion of genetic heritage, is also a false path. History has borne out that a people must keep its blood (reasonably) pure if it wants to survive the ages like the Jewish nation has; you cannot separate race from soul.
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However, those losers aside--there is 'perceived' oppression and real oppression. Those doing the right things know the difference. BLM thinks having to 'not rob stores' is oppression, whereas a black motivated by true concern for blacks would only cite cases where someone not doing wrong was killed. Everything isn't oppression. But the soul part, I don't agree with, although I know you are defining soul differently than I.
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A nation is both "race" (shared blood) and "soul" (profoundest beliefs/values).
Just having shared blood is not enough; a nation must value its blood, it must have a sense of being a people distinct from all others. That's where "soul" comes in. Judaism gave rise to the Jewish nation or Jewish race-soul. Jews believe a supreme deity made covenants with them as a people, which is why they have a sense of being a people distinct from all others and why they value their blood (if you aren't Jewish by blood, conversion is difficult). Aryanism is different, we don't believe in a supreme deity who made deals with us; but we do have a race-soul, taking our cue from our ancestors and Aryan peoples throughout the ages. We value our peoples because they are the only ones who can carry on our race-soul. Our blood is an essential part of our race-soul.
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Aryanism is perhaps more an "anti-religion" than it is a religion*, a rebellion against the religious outlook that demands belief and shuts off debate. In that sense it's like agnosticism, which one might characterize as the fundamental belief that all beliefs must be backed up with evidence (although it's hard to convincingly prove the fundamental belief using evidence, which is a bit of a problem for agnosticism). Any rate, you seem to be making the argument that beliefs are actually in our biological make-up. I agree that there are some tendencies or sensibilities that are biologically wired into us, although I'm not sure these rise to the level of abstract belief -- they are more like urges or impulses, like how white babies reach for white dolls over black dolls. Your beliefs about race are far more nuanced and involved than just a preference for white dolls over black dolls, and you have undoubtedly modified and refined your beliefs over the years, and adhered to them with greater or lesser enthusiasm over the years, so it's hard for me to see these beliefs as being biologically wired in. Not everything comes from our genes; "nurture" also plays a role. Although I will say the orthodoxy in the last century was to downplay "nature" and ascribe everything to "nurture", which is also wrong. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * Note: Our race-soul isn't something you believe in, it's something you, well, understand and don't understand. I don't want to dwell on it too much, but I think of it as our heritage as Aryans; Aryanism isn't so much a religion as it is an appreciation and advancement of our race-soul.
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Aryans shouldn't be reluctant to assert Otherness, to make a distinction between Aryans and non-Aryans. Asserting Otherness, recognizing that we are different from non-Aryans, is not the same as Otherism.
Otherists define themselves in terms of the Other (you are one of us only if you are anti-Other). In Aryanism, the focus is on our race-soul, not on the Other - edited after response below. (Note: IMO this is the distinction between master and slave moralities that Nietzsche was driving at.) Thus when Aryans assert Otherness, we are merely making a factual observation. Asserting Otherness isn't what gives us a sense of fulfillment; not like exploring and exploiting the mysteries of the universe. That doesn't make us cucks. Anyone who threatens us or harms us will be dealt with accordingly. But it does mean that non-Aryans don't have to be our enemies, unless they so choose. BTW There's another type of Otherism; I'm talking about folks who actively seek out the Other, to the exclusion of their own. For these folks, the grass is always greener on the Other (oh no) side. Their fixation with the Other gives them a sense of fulfillment; they figure they must be good since they are so selfless.
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I don't understand the context of your last sentence--'they figure they must be good since they are so selfless'--because they 'fixate' on the 'other'? 'Splain.
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I think you mean that instead of self-improvement they focus on the 'other', and consider that good and selfless.
Well, sure, certain people do this kind of thing. But it's like driving-you have to look around at what's going on, and defensiveness is necessary when you know other people might run you over. You can't always be looking inward. I'd say there is some truth to the idea that people need to be uplifted, work on self, and have happy and positive foci. But they may be doing that on their own unrelated to working on WN causes. I do yoga and play piano, which have nothing to do with my awareness of the World Bank, black criminality, etc. Nobody can consistently think on how bad things are without it being harmful to their well-being--if they don't do anything else. But everyone I'm sure has other interests that are unrelated to recognition of all that's negative. You have to deal with unpleasant things, too, though-- or they will deal with you.
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What you need tying folks together is a 'religion' (profoundest beliefs/values) that gets people to value race/ethnicity - like Judaism does for Jews. One possibility is the Otherist approach that is ubiquitous among White racialists/nationalists. A different approach to get folks to value their heritage is Aryanism, wherein folks can explore the issues and contribute to the debate, contribute to our race-soul, in a way that makes sense for them. What blocks folks from grasping an issue is often one of two things: either we are convinced we understand everything about the issue, and that's all there is to it; or we believe we can't possibly begin to fathom the issue, it's too deep or we're too dumb. But our race-soul tells us otherwise, encouraging us to explore the issues that seem most ripe for questioning, reminding us there is no issue that we can't question. That's how our ancestors made progress, and I believe that's how we'll make progress.
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