lebensborn: A young German girl member of BDM 1.934 (Bund Deutscher Mädel , League of German Girls)
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whiteinnovations: Hat tip to folk advance and ratatoskdokumentation. Original photo by Hesse1309.
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Experts in ancient Greek culture say that people back then didn’t see their thoughts as belonging to them. When ancient Greeks had a thought, it occurred to them as a god or goddess giving an order. Apollo was telling them to be brave. Athena was telling them to fall in love.

Now people hear a commercial for sour cream potato chips and rush out to buy, but now they call this free will.

At least the ancient Greeks were being honest.

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~   Chuck Palahniuk (via lucifelle)

(via wholesale-hedonism)

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Förr eller senare. Sooner or later.
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Face the sun! Think positive! Vänner, ta sommaren i akt. Gå ut, utan att veta vart. Bestig ett berg. En liten hjöd. Sätt dig på en klippa. Leta snäckor. Klättra i träd. Gör upp en eld. Skriv ned dina tankar. Hjälp din gamla granne med att klippa gräsmattan. Baka en tårta. Tälj ett fiskespö. Lär dig göra en muscle-up på en trädgren. Men sitt för helvete inte framför datorn eller TV:n och göd din själsliga fetma.
3rd Jun 2012✧17:136 notes

arktospublishing:

http://www.arktos.com/winglord-heroica.html

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arktospublishing: In Germany’s Third Empire, Arthur Moeller van den Bruck, one of the most important conservative thinkers of the Weimar era, sets out his vision for rebuilding Germany after the defeat in the First World War and the fall of the Wilhelmine Empire. With an original Foreword and Bibliography compiled by French “New Right” founder Alain de Benoist, who explains the book’s continuing relevance, this edition makes one of the most important works of Germany’s Conservative Revolution available again for the English-speaking world.   http://www.arktos.com/arthur-moeller-van-den-bruck-germany-s-third-empire.html
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"The tamers of tigers and other wild beasts do not use brutal methods such as beatings, punishment and privations to subdue their animals into submission. It would be too dangerous and complicated. The winning strategy is the carrot, not the stick. The animals become dependent upon useless but enjoyable rewards: sweet food or protein, petting, sexual favours, etc., after each act of obedience, so that their ability to rebel against their masters is weakened or annulled.
The Ruling system and ideology make use of a refined version of this method. They no longer send dissident citizens to labour camps - this method is outdated. Rebellion is now put to sleep and marginalised, not only by directing people’s attention towards irrelevant things (the fotball World Cup, etc.) through the classic strategy of intellectual stupefaction, but by adopting the method of dependence. The system makes civil society dependent by assigning rewards, advantages, privileges and useless gadgetd.
Like those given to caged wild animals, these are false advantages. We are led to believe that we are free when we are in fact prisoners, that we can move around faster on the grand tourers that cost us a fortune when we have to spend hours caught in traffic or at work to pay for them. We are dependent on the holidays we have to plan, on our TV fix, and on an ‘unrestrained desire for useless objects’, as Baudrillard has observed. This is a soft dictatorship, intended to make us forget about unemployment, job uncertainties, adulterated food, environmental degradation, and the gradual extinction of our folk. We are living in cages like animals in the zoo but are physiologically happy. We are Nietzsche’s ‘last men’, who gleefully thank their masters."

~   p. 118 Archeofuturism - European visions of the post-catastrophic age - Guillaume Faye
Guillaume FayeArcheofuturismIdentitarian
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cavetocanvas: Storm in the Mountains - Albert Bierstadt, c. 1870 Things to think about when studying: Is this an example of the sublime, or the pastoral landscape? What group was Bierstadt a part of?
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Opaque  by  andbamnan