I have been on a short rabbithole about Turks too in the distant past, but I found it more and more fantastical, and there was Turkish greywolf/fascist 'politics' involved I found out. Everyone came from them and is connected...Wewuz Kangz nshit so I dropped it. Alright, I do kind of the same with NW-europeans, as in; 'could it be…?' but I try to be honest. I never thought we really did anything in prehistory and never felt inferior to/about all the cultures, just fascination. I don't even care if we are not the root of civilisation, I just feel Dutch mentality is still very much about honesty, humility, justice, leave people alone etc So wouldn't OL make sense, and be an amazing realisation? And inspiring no matter what?
I loved romantised stories about Jews, gypsies, Mongols, Japan, Maya. Black artists, anarchists etc. Grew up never thinking these would be enemies toward me. Or 'we need to start loving ourselves a bit more'.
But now I see we desparetly need a little selflove and selfpreservation. And we do have a great past and qualities, and 'others'deserve a bit more distrust and rejection. But you sound like a cool guy I could befriend. I can fill in a lot of gaps in your knowledge. I like how you think anyway. I was friends with a Rosicrutian girl and read some of their writing, it overlaps with Zohar/Mason/Hermetics/Gnostisism and it's not all nonsense, but it is curated. I'm glad I didn't become a Nazi and OL helped, but some may think I'm too close to it, just for being honestly examining similar topics that I've before been scared away from by post-war attitude and ongoing corruption of our thinking.
All of it began because I want the state to be impartial and the ethnic Dutch people as sovereign, as it officially was before the EU. You can't have a safe just state without a limited, defined people, keeping others out.
Lately I found the channel Frojax, these young brothers have a tight argument for race-realism(it's not just skinhue) and defend it in debates.
Connecting the dots, the bigger picture
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Thanks Kraftr, for telling me you like the way I think. I even sound like a 'cool guy'. You are more than welcome to fill gaps in my knowledge, that would be very much appreciated!
You write you are glad of not being a Nazi, but you are close, as you seem to admit? I don't even know what 'Nazi' means for you, I guess it's about white supremacy? Or just the idea the Dutch (or Germans?) are better than the rest, so let's keep the rest out? You think the ethnic Dutch people were sovereign before the EU?? When was that, before the Maastricht Treaty (1993)? By then most immigrants from the former colonies, plus 'guest workers' from Turkey and Morocco were already settled in the country (and before that the Sephardic Jews, Huguenots, and so on).. Do you realise the Nazis were a branch (or tool) of the Zionists?
If you ask me, people are usually prone to settle somewhere and stay there if life is good, or at least bearable. Until bad times come, it can be climate change, war, or something else. If people can't survive somewhere, they will move to try to find a better place. I think we humans did this from the very beginning. I feel people should have the right to migrate, if they feel the need. The world belongs to all of us.
Borders are artificial. The geographical area now called 'the Netherlands' was never fenced off from the outside world, it was always a coming and going of people.
That being said, since the rise of 'populist' politics (25 years ago), I am slowly starting to realise my view is a bit elitist/globalist. I do understand that the best way to keep the poor poor, is to maintain a steady inflow of poor people from abroad. This keeps wages lower, and housing costs higher. There is a agenda behind the immigration politics, that is for sure. I would call it not a leftist but a fascist agenda. So just to be clear, I am not a fascist in any way shape or form. So at this point I have some sympathy to the real left, I wouldn't call them racists anymore, just for being against 'mass-immigration'.
Funny you admit being close to Nazi, but you dropped the 'Turkish rabbit hole' because of the extreme right wing stain it seems to have? Do you remember 5 years ago, when people who just wanted their freedom back were called Nazis? It's smart to call something extreme right wing, people will not take it serious and stay far away from it. I remember when I still believed in Aids, there were stories that in Africa they believed if you rape a baby child, you would be cured. Perfect controlled opposition if you ask me, how can you doubt the Aids narrative, are you a child molester??
In Babylon our languages got confused, but that was just the beginning as it seems. We now need to start with getting our definitions of certain words in line. I wish I lived in the time when usury ment (ANY) interest on debt, must have been a more honest time (not just in the little river-delta used to be known as Frisia).
You write you are glad of not being a Nazi, but you are close, as you seem to admit? I don't even know what 'Nazi' means for you, I guess it's about white supremacy? Or just the idea the Dutch (or Germans?) are better than the rest, so let's keep the rest out? You think the ethnic Dutch people were sovereign before the EU?? When was that, before the Maastricht Treaty (1993)? By then most immigrants from the former colonies, plus 'guest workers' from Turkey and Morocco were already settled in the country (and before that the Sephardic Jews, Huguenots, and so on).. Do you realise the Nazis were a branch (or tool) of the Zionists?
If you ask me, people are usually prone to settle somewhere and stay there if life is good, or at least bearable. Until bad times come, it can be climate change, war, or something else. If people can't survive somewhere, they will move to try to find a better place. I think we humans did this from the very beginning. I feel people should have the right to migrate, if they feel the need. The world belongs to all of us.
Borders are artificial. The geographical area now called 'the Netherlands' was never fenced off from the outside world, it was always a coming and going of people.
That being said, since the rise of 'populist' politics (25 years ago), I am slowly starting to realise my view is a bit elitist/globalist. I do understand that the best way to keep the poor poor, is to maintain a steady inflow of poor people from abroad. This keeps wages lower, and housing costs higher. There is a agenda behind the immigration politics, that is for sure. I would call it not a leftist but a fascist agenda. So just to be clear, I am not a fascist in any way shape or form. So at this point I have some sympathy to the real left, I wouldn't call them racists anymore, just for being against 'mass-immigration'.
Funny you admit being close to Nazi, but you dropped the 'Turkish rabbit hole' because of the extreme right wing stain it seems to have? Do you remember 5 years ago, when people who just wanted their freedom back were called Nazis? It's smart to call something extreme right wing, people will not take it serious and stay far away from it. I remember when I still believed in Aids, there were stories that in Africa they believed if you rape a baby child, you would be cured. Perfect controlled opposition if you ask me, how can you doubt the Aids narrative, are you a child molester??
In Babylon our languages got confused, but that was just the beginning as it seems. We now need to start with getting our definitions of certain words in line. I wish I lived in the time when usury ment (ANY) interest on debt, must have been a more honest time (not just in the little river-delta used to be known as Frisia).