“PROBABLY never in the history of the United States have we seen such a strangle-hold by the national press and other mass media of communication in suppressing the viewpoint of a great section of the country. The extent to which certain of the more authoritative and influential newspapers and magazines, such as the New York Times and the Time-Life group, are using their columns for sheer propaganda has become laughable. In a moral sense we are confronted with what might almost be called a trilogy of conspiracy, fraud and intimidation: conspiracy to gain control of important citadels of learning and news dissemination, fraud in the teaching of false racial doctrines, and intimidation in suppressing those who would preach the truth. To speak of academic freedom in the United States today is to make a mockery of the term.”
— Carleton Putnam, Race and Reason: A Yankee View, 1961 Read More »
1.Advising another to sin,
2.Commanding one to sin,
3.Provoking another to sin,
4.Consenting to another’s sin,
5.Showing one how to sin,
6.Praising another’s sin,
7.Concealing, saying or doing nothing to prevent sin,
8.Taking part in, or enjoying results of another’s sin,
9.Defending another’s sin.
FOLLOW the mysteries of the Rosary with French composer André Caplet’s Le Miroir de Jésus. The entire cycle recorded by the Orchestre des Pays de Savoie with mezzo-soprano Brigitte Desnoues can be found here.
Caplet devoted most of his compositional energy to religious music, and Le miroir de Jésus emerges as his spiritual masterpiece. Cast in three sections, it is fashioned after the Rosary, its tripartite structure divided into sequences devoted to the birth of Jesus, his Passion and crucifixion, and the Resurrection. Each section is announced by the chorus, leading to an instrumental prelude, after which the mezzo-soprano sings five sonnets to texts by Henri Ghéon.
Though the piece is economically orchestrated for just strings and harp, Caplet manages to pull off an incredibly broad range of emotions and sounds. (Source)
THIS 2021 video by Johnny Gat is absolutely must-viewing for anyone seeking to understand the Kremlin’s role in controlling dissident nationalists in this country.
Don’t be fooled by the demonization of Putin by the media and politicians. The enemy of your enemy is not your friend.
“THE indignities and sufferings anyone suffers are measured according to the dignity of the person concerned. If a king is struck in the face he suffers a greater indignity than does a private person. But the dignity of Christ is infinite, for He is a divine person. Therefore, any suffering undergone by Him, even the least conceivable suffering, is infinite. Any suffering at all, then, undergone by Him, without His death, would have sufficed to redeem the human race.
“St. Bernard says that the least drop of the blood of Christ would have sufficed for the redemption of us all. And Christ could have shed that one drop without dying. Therefore, even without dying he could, by some kind of suffering, have redeemed, that is, bought back, all mankind.”
On paper, Russian President Vladimir Putin seems like a humble statesman with a modest income.
The Kremlin claims that Putin earns an annual salary of $140,000. His publicly disclosed assets include an 800-square foot apartment, a trailer, and three cars.
But according to some experts, he may be the wealthiest man in the world with assets totaling up to $200 billion.
While that is a ridiculous amount of money for anyone to have, this figure may not be so far-fetched for Putin. Here’s why … [cont.]
… Infiltrated cronies who have been secretly pushing toward a one world government for many decades have waited patiently for their cue to bolt onto the world stage and show arm muscle. The phony pandemic was act one with which the global elites were able to openly introduce their global goals. Act two, the Russian-Ukrainian drama, will soon reveal the true strength behind those bulging biceps.
You may ask, how advanced is globalization? Dear readers, it is done! Out of 195 countries in the world, 193 of them are members of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and participators under Agenda 2030. This is the final great reset of all nations under one global authority, and all previous governments of the world will be dismantled and no longer exist by the year 2030. Do I have your attention?
Sustainable development, if it was listed in an honest dictionary, would be defined as “infiltrated communism.” It was introduced by communist sympathizers as a means to “save the environment,” but that was just a front, along with climate change, to fast-track the global agenda and persuade the nations to hop on board. Behind SDGs are the tools with which to effectively infiltrate new communism into the heart of every nation. Under this new reign of dictatorship, old communism will pale in comparison. [cont.]
My fellow conservatives are afraid that Big Brother is loose in the land now. This is bad enough. But Big Mama…is infinitely worse, infinitely more dangerous to the national character, infinitely more demoralizing…..
Remember this: The strongest sign of the decay of a nation is the feminization of men and the masculinization of women……
The decay and the ruin of a nation has always lain in the hands of its women. So does its life and strength, its reverence for beauty, its mercy and kindness. And, above all, its men……
— Anglo-American novelist Taylor Caldwell, On Growing Up Tough, Aeonian Press, 1976, pp. 98, 116-17, 121, 136-37.
Taylor wrote these words nearly half a century ago, when leftists were busy staking out large portions of American culture in the 1960s. Imagine what she would say if she were here today and could see:
That American men can now choose to be swamped in a soft pink jello or a lavender jello. Either way, it spares them the responsibility of upholding traditional patriarchal and masculine authority. Read More »
Assuredly, we should be the blindest and most unhappy of men, if, – surrounded as we are by enemies, who unceasingly seek to destroy us, and are so superior to us both in power and knowledge, – we were seldom or never to think of the existence of these wicked spirits. And yet, such is really the case with innumerable Christians now-a-days; for, truths are diminished from among the children of men [Ps. xi. 2].
So common, indeed, is this heedlessness and forgetfulness of truth, which the Holy Scriptures put before us in almost every page, that it is no rare thing to meet with persons who ridicule the idea of Devils being permitted to be on this earth of ours! They call it a prejudice, a popular superstition, of the Middle-Ages! Of course they deny that it is a dogma of Faith. When we read the History of the Church or the Lives of the Saints, they have their own way of explaining whatever is there related on this subject. To hear them talk, one would suppose that they look upon Satan as a mere abstract idea, to be taken as the personification of evil. Read More »
ST. Patrick’s Breastplate is a beautiful old Irish prayer (perhaps incorrectly) attributed to the great saint, whose militance and love for a particular land and its people are inspiring. With the terrible abandonment of the Irish of the one true faith, their betrayal of their heritage and their surrender to false worship that is even more offensive than the pagan ceremonies Patrick fought against, this day set aside to honor the ancient missionary is mostly a travesty. The Irish truthfully have no one but themselves to blame for the scourge that is transforming their land. Frankly, I prefer not to wear green.
But Patrick ever remains true, though he must look upon Ireland and weep. He lived from 385-461 AD and, believe it or not, was born in Scotland.
He was the son of a high-ranking Roman family, but was carried off into slavery by Irish marauders when he was 16 and forced into shepherding. While in captivity in Ireland, though, he learned Celtic and the ways of Druidism, as his master was a Druid High Priest, two bits of knowledge that would help him later in evangelizing Irish pagans. He escaped his master, travelled about a bit — but desired to return to Ireland to evangelize, a task he was entrusted with by Pope Celestine I, and a task at which he was most successful: legend says that he even drove the snakes from that land with a sermon, but that could well be analogical: the Druids used serpents to symbolize the powers of the earth, and tattooed their bodies with them. (Source)
Here is an account of Patrick’s confrontations with Druid priests and here is the story of how he baptized the daughters of King Laeghaire. As Dr. Thomas Droleskey says, “Saint Patrick was not concerned about finding ‘common ground’ with the Druids.”
More devotions to the great saint can be found here.
On wings of holy charity To Erin’s coast Saint Patrick came, To curb the devil’s tyranny, And spread the love of Jesus’s name.
“IRELAND has a worse immigration problem than Germany, Sweden, the UK or France. That statement will astonish many people, but they can confirm its truth by spending a weekend in Dublin or any other city in the Republic of Ireland. On O’Connell Steet, Dublin city centre’s main thoroughfare, foreigners often outnumber native Irish at a rate of well over 100 to one. The official figures say migrants account for around 15 per cent of the Irish population—much higher than in most European countries, but still a huge underestimate.
“These days you can drive from the centre of Dublin to its northern inner suburbs without seeing one white Irish pedestrian en route. Schools in many parts of Dublin have almost no white Irish pupils, and convenience stores, restaurants and supermarkets are staffed overwhelmingly by south Asians, Africans, Chinese and Eastern Europeans. Last year Merkel and her fellow Rotchshild shills opened the gates of continental Europe to millions of “refugees”, but successive Irish governments had beaten them to it by about 20 years. From the mid-1990s onwards, Ireland welcomed hundreds of thousands of migrants from all over the globe. This process accelerated rapidly from the mid 2000s onwards—to the point where foreigners now form a majority in many localities.”
