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Jun 10
The Norse used "heill" and variations of such as a greeting.
"Hail" (with an 'ai') came later and is not a Norse pagan word.
"Heill" means something like English "whole" or "healthy".
Attached is a scan of page 7v of a replica of the Codex Regius. There are three uses of Old Norse "heill" that are enclosed and highlighted using a red rectangle.
The normalized stanza reads as:
Heill þú farir,
heill þú aftr komir,
heill þú á sinnum sér;
æði þér dugi
hvars þú skalt, Aldaföðr,
orðum mæla jötun.
Henry Adams Bellows translates this as:
Frigg spake:
4. "Safe mayst thou go, safe come again,
And safe be the way thou wendest!
Father of men, let thy mind be keen
When speech with the giant thou seekest."
"Safe" is used here, because, back then, when the Norse roamed Europe, you were healthy when you were safe (not being attacked, not having your limbs chopped off, not being enslaved, etc).
The Germanics that got us here did not use h(ai)l. Those poeple are being colonized by China right now.
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Christian Monsteries used to be a place of language learning.
People used to COPY ENTIRE BOOKS in these places.
People used to learn two, three FOUR languages there.
What the f--k is a Christian church now?! A drinking club?!?!
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The U.S. needs spiritual language, and by that I mean, the default assumption should be that people are AT LEAST bilingual.
English being the primary language for interacting with anyone, then, Greek, or Old Norse, or Hebrew, as an additional language that is a cultural baseline.
We have this claim on the rest of the world, that everyone ELSE should learn English. And, that was a claim we could demand when the U.S. dollar had absolute dominance.
The dollar used to be this thing that was strong and present enough to "align" everyone. Everyone wanted the dollar to an extent that cultural bounds didn't matter.
Things aren't going to work that way forever.
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And, one can argue that, hey, a lot of people here are already bilingual.
And so then I question... ok... why? Why are some of them bilingual.
Is it because they were trying to better understand themselves? Were they trying to better understand their ancestors? Were they trying to answer the question: why am I here?
Probably not. No. They were probably told: "Learn this language because the economy wants it."
A crisis of meaning for a crisis of value. Welp. Here was are... our life is plastic. It's not fantastic.
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Torrance Davenport retweeted
Maybe its time to update your profile image from 10 years ago. You are now red-faced and bloated.
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I am pro-White.
All colors are valuable, especially when doing graphic design, drawing, painting, coloring, etc. We need ALL the colors.
I am also pro-Blue, and pro-Green...
...even brown. Yes. I am even pro-Brown.
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Torrance Davenport retweeted
The Second Amendment is your right. It is not up for negotiation. Republicans will always defend it.
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Teaching love of country isn’t controversial, it’s American.
ALT Quote by John Adams: "Children should be educated and instructed in the principles of freedom."
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Norse Pagan energy. It is weak, so let it die.
Why save what is holding us back?
> "Why should his life be long?"
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Sandy Petersen, the designer of Doom, Quake, Call of Cthulhu, and Age of Empires, responding on social media to fans asking how to save Blizzard:
"We don't need to save Blizzard. We didn't need to save Microsoft or id Software or Ensemble Studios or Atari. We don't need to save ANY game company. If they die, they die. They will be replaced with new, likely superior game companies. Gaming continues."
The man who helped build the foundations of modern gaming says let the industry's legacy studios die. Is he right?
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Europe gained literacy through a priest class.
China did not do this. China acquired literacy through other means.
THAT IS A HUGE INDICATOR. MASSIVE.
Mandarin Chinese is not a descendant of the Phoenician alphabet.
The Latin alphabet (we use a script of this to write modern English) is a direct descendant of the Phoenician alphabet.
The Hebrew alphabet is also a direct descendant of the Phoenician alphabet.
Runic alphabets, although not direct descendants of the Phoenician alphabet, do contain indirect Phoenician influence.
Mandarin Chinese has NONE of this shared ancestry. It was developed entirely separate from all of the above. Because, well, China is not a very diverse nation.
Europe is (was?!) extremely diverse in comparison. Many of us are already "accustomed" to eachother through ancestral contact and cooperation.
Diversity is literally our greatest strength on the current geopolitical stage. That's just a fact of the matter. Get over it, because if you don't, you will probably be consumed by CCP propaganda, flip sides, and then do something really stupid.
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China used Confucianism to push literacy:
> "Get smart. Get educated, because you should do that."
Compared to the West's motivators:
> "Reeeeead yer BIBLE 'cause the LAAWWWRD said so."
Ok. Problem: we have a secular nation now, and many faiths.
In the past we used this thing called Christianity to maintain some level of cohesion, create social contracts and social incentives, yada yada...
we got really lucky because translations had not yet become a bottleneck, and, "read yerrrrr Bible" attitude was enough.
> "Do right 'cause Jaaayyysus",
...or whatever.
Yeah that's not gonna work anymore. Now we need what China had.
Secular arguments for morals. Secular arguments for incentives.
> "I am honest because it is socially cohesive and trust-building."
Yada yada. The Jeebus speech ain't gonna work anymore.
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Why was Jonathan Hongru Zou, a Chinese citizen, hell-bent on creating havoc at the University of Michigan?
Zou was previously banned from campus in 2024.
Apparently, he circumvented the campus ban by disguising himself as a Muslim woman.
According to last week's indictment, Zou participated in multiple acts of vandalism, including throwing jars containing blue liquid and compost through a university provost's window and spray-painting "Free Palestine" slogans and inverted Hamas red triangles on property.
Public records also international travel to China, Taiwan, and Turkey. He is charged with conspiracy to transmit threats in interstate and foreign commerce, a federal offense carrying a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
What in the world is going on at our school's campuses?
Jun 14
StopAntisemitism has obtained and confirmed the names and photos of all 8 terrorists arrested and indicted by the Federal Government this past week resulting from violent campaigns against U Michigan Jews and allies.
The eight include:
Paige Elizabeth Feyock, 26
Jonathan Hongru Zou, 22
Colin Hunter Weger, 24
Mariam Muhammed Odeh, 24
Ahmet Kerem Korkaya, 28
Amatullah Aliasgar Hakim, 21
Zainab Aliasgar Hakim, 23
Alexander Matthew Sepulveda, 23
They are facing 5-25 years in prison, with fines up to $250,000.
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JUST IN: 🇬🇧 Elon Musk says UK government is trying to "track everyone."
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> "Oh my gosh... I learned how to SPELL CONSISTENTLY."
> **foaming at the mouth** SOME JEWISH GUY IS LITERALLY GOD HOOOOOOOLLLLY CRAP."
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Canada is introducing a new law to fight forced labor, but the government just left a massive backdoor wide open for Beijing.
Bill C35, tabled in June 2026, claims to crack down on slave labor by shifting the burden of proof onto importers for high-risk goods. However, a glaring loophole in the legislative text grants the Cabinet sweeping powers to exempt certain imports from the ban. Skeptics warn this political trapdoor will be used to protect Canada's lucrative trade dependencies on China, effectively rendering the ban toothless when economic interests are on the line.
This legislative double standard connects directly to Prime Minister Mark Carney and his government's controversial economic policies. The administration recently approved market access for Chinese electric vehicles, exposing Canadian supply chains to parts potentially manufactured through state-sponsored slavery. Human rights groups like Human Rights Watch have thoroughly documented systemic Uyghur forced labor in Xinjiang, particularly in manufacturing components like batteries and aluminum. By inserting an exemption clause into Bill C35, the government appears to be prioritizing its automotive deals over human lives.
Public confidence has been further eroded by the defensive rhetoric coming from within the government itself. Liberal MP Michael Ma sparked intense backlash during committee hearings by aggressively questioning the evidence behind Xinjiang forced labor reports, demanding to know if experts had personally witnessed the abuse. This dismissive attitude, combined with the structural flaws in Bill C35, underscores a troubling reality. Canada is trying to talk tough on global human rights while quietly building an escape hatch for Chinese imports.
#CanadaPolitics #BillC35 #ForcedLabor #HumanRights #CanadaChina #MarkCarney #Uyghur #SupplyChain
Mar 26
When a sitting MP dismisses documented Uyghur forced labour as "hearsay" in parliament, that is not a gaffe. That is exactly the outcome Beijing's influence operations are designed to produce.
The CCP's United Front Work Department does not need spies. It cultivates politicians, community organizations and business leaders across democracies who organically advance Beijing's narrative from inside democratic institutions.
Canada is not unique here. United Front-linked organizations have been documented operating across Australia, New Zealand, the UK and the United States — embedding themselves into political parties, ethnic community groups and university campuses.
#CCP #UnitedFront #ForeignInterference #Canada #Xinjiang #UyghurGenocide #HumanRights #Democracy
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