More about the Earliest Europeans
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The Light of the Dark Ages
The Dark Ages were much lighter than we give them credit for, but they were also much darker than we give them credit for. Because a part of Europe was Pagan and had Light, whilst another part had fallen to the Christian aggressors and thus had only Darkness. As this video shows, the Pagans in Northern Europe, who had not yet been exposed to the Christian wave of cultural destruction and genocide, thrived during the Dark Ages.
There was even much gold in Northern Europe at the time, and they got their gold from the Romans, probably just like the Vikings got their gold from the Christians a few centuries later. Because the Viking Age — the defense war against the aggressive, murderous and maniacal Christians — started much earlier than we normally think. Even the ‘barbarians’ sacking Rome in late Antiquity were in reality fighting against the genocidal, internationalist madmen of Rome, and should be counted as the first (land based) ‘Vikings’
Like the woman in the video say: “This is the reality of the Dark Age in the North”. I. e. in the still PAGAN Parts of Europe…
Related post here.
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The Reason why the World Economy will collapse in 2015
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Paganism, Part IV; ‘The Æsir & the Vanir’
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Paganism, Part VI; ‘Yule’
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The Bear Cult #3
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The Key to Paganism
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Human Sacrifice
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About Wildness, Barbarism & Freedom
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About positive Propaganda
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A Lesson in Freedom
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About Survivalism & Hunger
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A Brief MYFAROG Update
I’ve been jotting down some notes for MYFAROG Character Role cards, though admittedly doing prep work for my own B/X game has taken up more of my time than I’d anticipated.
Still, I’ve been able to read some of the clarifications on combat, and I’m really liking the stamina system for quick adjudication of combat. The mechanical benefits that turtling grants significantly outweigh those in other systems I’ve played; by devoting your stamina to consistently blocking then waiting for an opportunity to strike an exhausted opponent is a viable strategy. Not just trade blows until one person falls over due to getting crappier rolls.
I don’t really think that there are specific rules for use with miniatures, but the combat system in MYFAROG definitely deserves a second look as a tactical micro board game.
I’m happy to see that there are some players out there taking up MYFAROG’s banner, especially…
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Coolest video about Archery ever
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Blindest is He who does not want to see
Not often do I write, and no longer do I write with the candidness that I used to – and I don’t because it no longer serves any purpose to do so. What I used to say in the past, many others say today. I am no longer one of few. The world does not need me to say the same anymore. The relay baton has passed from me to others.
So rather than write, rather than play music or sing; I try to free myself from the sticky claws of civilization. As we all know by now, civilization is failing and falling, and those who cling to it will fail and fall with it. I think ahead and try to live now how I will be forced to live in the future.
A shadow spreads out across our world; black clouds gather in the sky; a new darkness rises, but rather than curse the darkness, we must light a candle, and get through it – until the next sunrise. Those who make it will be purified; cleansed; improved. Better.
Our future world will be different. Thankfully.
Our Pagan Past, a Golden Age:
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A Little MYFAROG Overview by Thrand and Eldgrim
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About Thór and his Hammer
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About Islam in Europe
Many Europeans see Islam as a threat, and therefore throw themselves in the arms of the force they see as the only alternative to this, namely Christianity. All of a sudden they start talking about ‘our traditional Christian values’ and ‘our Christian cultural heritage’ and so forth, rejecting Islam as an immigrant religion – and a threat.
In reality Christianity is an immigrant religion too – and a threat to our traditional European values and cultural heritage. Christianity prevailed here in Europe from about the year 500 to 1300, replacing our European religion (we are told….).
Now, imagine that Islam actually prevailed here in Europe, and we all became Muslims, like we once (supposedly) became Christians.
Then after some time, let us say a thousand years, a new religion is created by somebody in the Middle East, and all of a sudden the Europeans will start talking about ‘our traditional Muslim values’ and ‘our Islamic cultural heritage’… They will defend Islam against this new threat, just like the Christians today defend Christianity (yes: they defend not Europe, but Christianity) against Islam.
I think our forebears, who fought, killed and died defending Europe and our religion (so-called ‘Paganism’) against the Christians and their foreign religion, would shake their heads in despair, had they seen how Europeans today embrace Christianity as ‘our’ religion and the best alternative to Islam.
What different does it make if you call the foreign ‘God’ you worship for Jehovah or Allah? What difference does it make if your ‘saviour’ is some rebel Jew or some Arab prophet? It is in any case a foreign religion, alien to your European nature.
We are not ‘Christians’ or ‘Muslims’. We are Europeans, and we have our own cultural heritage. Our own values. Our own laws. Our own ideals. Our own religion.
All foreign religions are alien to us and our European spirit. And both Christianity and Islam are foreign religions.
Hail the European deities! Hail and Joy!
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The Borderland
You should know that all modern nations are artificial constructs. There is nothing natural about them. In most respects, you have no more in common with most of the other citizens of your nation, than you do with many of other nations.
The family is a natural unit. You have a direct biological link to all the members of your family.
The kin (alias the larger family) is a natural unit. You have a direct biological link to most of your kinsmen, and your other kinsmen at least care for, support and live for those you have a direct biological link to.
The tribe was a natural unit. All the tribesmen could trace their lineage back to the same progenitor.
The race (alias sub-species) is a natural unit. You have a direct biological link to all the members of your race too. The link is weaker than to family members and kinsmen, but it is still there.
The species is a natural unit. You have a direct biological link to all the members of your species too. The link is weaker than to family members, kinsmen and individuals of your own race, but it is still there.
The nation often comes into conflict with the natural units: young men are often sent to kill and die not to defend their families or kins, but to defend the nation, and they often fight against others who belong to their own natural units when they do. The interests of the nation comes at the expense of our natural interests.
So we rather commonly (whenever war breaks out between the nations) kill our racial brothers and sisters, so that the artificial construct called ‘the nation’ can thrive, and continue to break down and fight the natural units. When we do we fight for our own doom. We fight against our own interests.
When the next war comes, please remember that. When you look down the iron sights and see a man who looks just like you, wearing the uniform of the ‘enemy’ nation. He is a man of your race; your unit. It is in your interest that he survives rather than any ‘nation’ on this planet.
Work only for your natural units. Ever.
Hail the Gods! Hail and Joy!
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About the Ritual Execution of Kings in Ancient Europe
Fred sent me an interesting article earlier this evening, and it’s interesting to me not because of what the scientists say (they are partly wrong), but because it fits so well into what I said in ‘Sorcery and Religion in Ancient Scandinavia‘ and also in ‘MYFAROG‘.
Rather than accept the hypothesis that the ‘Celts’ (I guess he means ‘Ancient Britains’) sacrificed people – even their kings – to the gods, we should see this in a different light.
What we know is that in the Viking Age the Scandinavians replaced their kings too, when they did not perform their tasks as they should. There is one example in the sagas, where a king is executed, and sent with Óðinn to the realm of death. There are many more examples though, of men cutting wooden idols, wooden poles often, with carved heads on them, representing deities. They did this when they were to take over the high seat; as the new king or simply as the new head of the family. They then drank a toast, and made a promise to perform some act of heroism.
Every now and then the sword got stuck in the wooden idol, and if they could not get the sword out, they would not be allowed to take over the role as the new king or new head of the family. Instead, the next in line would be allowed to try; and if he managed to pull the sword out of the idol, he instead would get that new role. He then had to perform the task, the act of heroism, promised by the person who cut the idol,
Now, perhaps I don’t have to mention this, but of course this is what Arthur did, when he pulled the sword from the rock (an idol), and thus became the king of Britain. He then had to unite all of Britain to one kingdom under his rule, as must have been promised by the man who cut the idol. I can add that ‘Arthur’ means ‘bear’, something that is not a coincidence – and something that is or will be explained in the Bear Cult videos by my wife.
Cutting the idol with the sword was perhaps a younger European tradition, but it mighh well have existed alongside the more brutal execution of the old king. I don’t know.
So, they executed the old kings and cut their idols with swords.
Why?
You see, they did not sacrifice their kings to the gods; their kings were god-kings, and their idols represented their deities! They actually killed their own deities! In some cases only symbolically (the cutting of idols), and in some cases physically (the ritual execution of the god-kings).
Again we can ask: Why!?
Because in order to be reborn, you first have to die. And if a god-king (a real deity!) has become weak, the only way for him to regain his youthful strength and beauty, is for him to die – and then be reborn.
The man who pulled the sword from the idol/god corpse would become him. He would take over, as a renewed deity. A reborn deity.
The god-kings of Ancient Europe – of Britain, of Gaull, of Iberia, of Dacia, of Scandinavia etc. etc. etc. – were not just one god though; they were all of them: TîwaR (Týr), ÞônaR (Þórr), WôðanaR (Óðinn), FraujaR (Freyr), BalduR (Baldr) etc. etc. etc., and each and every god had to be killed when they grew weak. Therefore the kings were ‘over-killed’, or rather killed in all sorts of manner, as described in the article linked to above. They had to kill all the gods, not just one of them! Therefore the god-kings were hung, stabbed, strangled and some times burned, or killed in other other manners. In order for them all to return, rejuvinated, reborn and strong again, they had to be.
There were no human sacrifices to the gods in Ancient Europe. Not in Scandinavia. Not in Dacia. Not in Great Britain. Not anywhere.
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Hail the European Gods and Goddesses! Hail and Joy!
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