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Economic Policies of the German Third Reich https://ihr.org/other/bauer1939economicpolicy

"Salute to Gen. George S. Patton, born Nov. 11, 1885 in San Gabriel, California. His family, originally from Virginia, had a long military heritage, including service in the War Between the States on the Confederate side. Patton decided early on that he wanted to carry on the tradition, and graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point in 1909. Patton gained his first real battle experience in 1915, when he was assigned to lead cavalry troops against Mexican forces led by Pancho Villa along the U.S.-Mexico border. He served as aide-de-camp to General John J. Pershing, commander of American forces in Mexico, and accompanied the general on his unsuccessful 1916 expedition against Villa.

When the United States entered World War I in 1917, Patton went along with Pershing to Europe, where he became the first officer assigned to the newly established U.S. Tank Corps. He soon earned a reputation for his leadership skill and knowledge of tank warfare. After the war, Patton served positions in tank and cavalry units at various posts in the United States. By the time the country began to rearm itself in 1940, he had risen through the ranks to colonel.

Soon after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, Patton was given command of the 1st and 2nd Armored Divisions and organized a training center in the California desert. Patton headed to North Africa late in 1942 at the head of an American force; before the initial landings on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, he presented his troops with an expression of his now-legendary philosophy of battle: “We shall attack and attack until we are exhausted, and then we shall attack again.” Patton’s lust for battle would earn him the colorful nickname “Old Blood and Guts” among his troops, whom he ruled with an iron fist. With this formidable aggression and unrelenting discipline, the general managed to put U.S. forces back on the offensive after a series of defeats and win the war’s first major American victory against German forces in the Battle of El Guettar in March 1943.

A month later, Patton turned over his command in North Africa to Gen. Omar Bradley in order to prepare the U.S. 7th Army for its planned invasion of Sicily. The operation was a smashing success, but Patton’s reputation suffered greatly after an incident in an Italian field hospital in which he slapped a soldier suffering from shell shock and accused him of cowardice. Although not forced to issue a public apology, he did so anyway and was later relieved of command after Sicily.

Though he had greatly hoped to lead the Allied invasion of Normandy, Patton was instead publicly assigned command of a fictitious force that was supposedly preparing for an invasion in southeastern England. With the German command distracted by a phantom invasion of Pas de Calais, France, the Allies were able to make their actual landings on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day (June 6, 1944). After the 1st Army broke the German line, Patton’s 3rd Army was activated and swept through the breach into northern France in pursuit of German forces. His tanks were moving to fast that he came within 5 miles of bottling up the whole German army retreating from Normandy. He was ordered to stop though, and the enemy escaped. Late that year, his forces played a major role in frustrating the German counterattack in the Ardennes when his counterattack relieved the 101st Airborne at Bastogne during the massive Battle of the Bulge.

In early 1945, Patton led his army across the Rhine River and into Germany, capturing 10,000 miles of territory and helping to liberate the country. In the months following Germany’s surrender, the outspoken general caused another firestorm of controversy when he gave an interview criticizing the Allies’ rigid de-Nazification policies in the defeated country. He believed that the most qualified people should be managing the rebuilding process. Eisenhower removed him from command of the 3rd Army because of his views in October 1945." (cont at link)

My reading for Remembrance Sunday.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7ChEttCXyA

In the 1870s /ye/ for /you/ from Old & Middle English was still in use in Appalachia...

Alifair McCoy | Brandon Ray Kirk
https://brandonraykirk.com/tag/alifair-mccoy/

Imagine giving this up without a fight.

Otto von Bismarck

Britain's greatest statesman, David Lloyd George, reports his impressions after a visit to Hitler's Germany in 1936.

"If the Earth's history could be compressed into a single year, the first eight months would be completely without life, the next two would see only the most primitive creatures, mammals wouldn't appear until the second week in December, and no Homo sapiens until 11:45 on December 31. The entire period of man's written history would occupy the final 60 seconds before midnight."

-Richard Carrington

I recently visited the grave site of one of my heroes, Daniel Boone. He and his wife Rebecca lay at rest in the cemetery in Frankfort, Kentucky. A few years ago, I visited his last home in rural Missouri. He and Crockett were two of my boyhood heroes, and they still are.

Facial reconstruction of one of the thousands of White mummies in China

[img source] https://www.amazians.com/forum/asian-asiannews/chinese-history-the-white-tribes-of-ancient-china/

A very nice collection of images and information. That being said, the assertion that the tartan as clan designation is an 18th century innovation is highly questionable considering the Celtic Tarim Basin mummies in China from 2000 BC to 200 AD wore specific tartans, indeed. Begging the question...why? https://www.collectorsweekly.com/articles/debunking-the-myths-about-kilts/comment-page-1/#comment-4133480

https://www.ancientpages.com/2024/10/21/evidence-of-at-least-two-lineages-of-late-neanderthals-in-europe-discovered/

White Flight is literally as old as the pyramids and always for the same reason...

Relentless incursion of racial alien hostiles

70% of British men share King Tut's DNA, while only 1% of modern day Egyptians do

https://www.reuters.com/article/oukoe-uk-britain-tutankhamun-dna-idUKTRE7704OR20110801

Much of what Martin Luther said still rings true today.

She Threw Her Baby Into The Snow: St. Clair's Defeat, The Most Whites Killed By Indians In US History
https://youtu.be/Yj0nFhmGKJA?si=6KWlYo5EW8X0uve4

97% of Inventors Are White Men

"The Molmutine Laws and Pagan Britain

“The following is an account of the law and society as they stood in ancient Britain during the centuries preceding the Roman invasion of 55 BC.

It is based upon the surviving laws of King Dyfnal Moel Myd (Dunvallo Molmutius), who reigned in the 5th-4th centuries BC.

The account, from pp. 20-24 of Flinders Petrie's paper, bears repeated reading, for it reveals a level of culture and literacy amongst the early Britons that is quite unlike the popular image that has been cultivated in recent years by the modernist treatment of British history.”

The Flinders Petrie papyri with transcription, commentaries and index (1891; 250 pages

“English Right To The Highway: Molmutine Laws - The following law of the realm is only activated when one realises the difference between a Man and a Legal Person. This Biblical ordained system was formed in England and works in Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Great Britain.”

British Common Law Timeline, from Brutus to Magna Carta 2020"

"Cluedo (later Clue*) is one of the best-selling board games with over 100 million copies sold since its launch in 1949.

The inventor, Anthony Pratt was a gifted pianist from Birmingham, UK who played in large country hotels & on cruise ships.
When WW ll commenced he worked on a drilling machine in an engineering factory making tank parts. To combat boredom from the repetitive manual work, he thought about creating a board game.

While playing the piano in those big hotels he’d seen murder mystery games played. The setting was a country house in which actors & the guests would try to solve a murder. This along with Anthony’s love of Agatha Christie’s Who-Done-It novels fired his imagination.
 
He was 41 by the time he and his wife Elva set about designing the game, For 18 months they sat in their lounge behind blackout blinds perfecting the game."

*initial mass production & marketing would be done in the US where the "Ludo" name for parchisi was unknown, making the play on words "Cluedo" meaningless

The Farmers Almanac, likewise, has served a similar purpose: attempting to predict harvests, weather and best times for agrarian activities using celestial indications
https://www.almanac.com/

The 3000 year old, Chinese I-Ching divination developed for the same purpose: to attempt to predict agricultural success and the best course of action in other mundane affairs.

With Cicero’s proposal of divination as proof of the divine, it’s important to recognize that in turbulent times such as the Migration Period and the Viking Age, warfare was a constant and a bad harvest would be enough to destroy your family’s life.

Divination wouldn’t have been so universally relied upon if it wasn’t reliably producing actionable results for people. It would be simply too many coincidences to not be.

And when you consider the fact that divination and consulting a soothsayer were repeatedly banned in multiple early Christian law codes, it shows that it was important enough to people that they were willing to risk doing it regardless of legality, often truly risking their lives, and it was a persistent enough practice that they failed to ban it for hundreds of years. Divination wasn’t a game.

🇬🇧 Starmer removes Shakespeare portrait from No 10

Former Tory culture secretary claims PM is ‘succumbing to Left-wing cringing embarrassment about our past’

The 18th-century portrait of the Bard has been taken down and placed in storage in a move that has prompted concerns about “philistinism”.

The Telegraph has revealed that portraits depicting Elizabeth I, Sir Walter Raleigh, William Ewart Gladstone and Margaret Thatcher have been taken down since the Labour Government took power, sparking a Conservative backlash.

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The Oera Linda Book has not been carbon dated. Heinrich Himmler was convinced of its authenticity. Subsequently, some have claimed the paper may date from the 1850s. But to which portion of the manuscript did this claim refer? There are several entries from seemingly differing eras.

Nontheless, whomever has written it, be it 170 years or centuries ago, they captured impressions about antiquity in their day that were convincing enough to make scholars consider it could be a genuine collection of accounts.

In the event of its having been a forgery, the work might be from the time just proceeding German unification (1871.) Did someone believe an inspiring, unifying message for Germanic people was called for?

In any event, whatever was written was respectable enough to convince Himmler, an antiquarian and collector of old manuscripts and books. That alone makes the Oera Linda Book...interesting.

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Part 1 - Setting the Stage

Part 2 - The Scythians and Their Kin

Part 3 - Hellenic Greece, Troy, and the real 'Game of Thrones'

Part 4 - The Germanic Peoples: A Root and its Branches

Part 4.2 - The Germanic Peoples: The Goths, Justice and Order

Part 4.3 - The Germanic Peoples: The End of the Goths

Part 5.1 - The Oera Linda Book

Part 5.2 - The Oera Linda Book

Part 5.3 - The Oera Linda Book: The End of a Tradition?

Part 6 - From Holy Men to Dark Magicians

Part 7 - Alexander the Great - Lion Amongst Men

Part 7.1 - The French Revolution: Blood in the Streets of Paris

Part 7.2 - The French Revolution: The Death of Monarchy, Aristocracy, and Tradition (and the rise of modernity)

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Part 8.2 - The Interconnectedness of the Aryan Peoples, 'The Royal Arya'

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🇺🇸 🇺🇸 Why are the Irish and Scots ferocious warriors?

▪️Redhead genes have been shown to have a higher pain tolerance.

▪️Gaels have a gene that makes them more prone to impulsive violence. This same impulse gene seem to give them unwavering courage in danger.

▪️Gaels are literally hot headed monsters immune to pain. Gaels are known in the US army as great fighters.

▪️The Scots and even the Irish featured heavily in the British Empire. Modern day Appalachians are renowned in the US military.

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📝 Intel Slava: Robert E. Lee, the Confederate general during the American Civil War, is often quoted as saying that "The Scotch who came to this country by way of Ireland" produced the best soldiers, referring to the Scots-Irish population who migrated to America via Ireland, and highlighting their perceived fighting prowess.

One wonders what will happen to U.S. stability once the current legitimacy crisis finally and completely alienates the modern American warrior class from the system…