Self Preservation

”We do not blame nature when she sends a thunder storm and makes us wet: why then do we term the man who inflicts injury immoral? Because in the latter case we assume a voluntary, ruling, free will, and in the former necessity. But this distinction is a delusion. Moreover, even the intentional infliction of injury is not, in all circumstances termed immoral. Thus, we kill a fly intentionally without thinking very much about it, simply because its buzzing about is disagreeable; and we punish a criminal and inflict pain upon him in order to protect ourselves and society. In the first case it is the individual who, for the sake of preserving himself or in order to spare himself pain, does injury with design: in the second case, it is the state. All ethic deems intentional infliction of injury justified by necessity; that is when it is a matter of self preservation. But these two points of view are sufficient to explain all bad acts done by man to men. It is desired to obtain pleasure or avoid pain. In any sense, it is a question, always, of self preservation.”

— Friedrich Nietzsche

Provided that the Blood is kept Pure

 

The White Man died in Stalingrad

"The White man died in Stalingrad. The fall of Stalingrad was the end of Europe. There was a cataclysm. The epicenter was Stalingrad. There, one can say, it was over, truly over... the civilization of the Whites. Because the world is gradually turning into Brazil."

Louis-Ferdinand Céline

The Runes of the SS

“For 5,000 years the Nordic Folk have been using Runic Letters to symbolically express a wish or a sacred thought. One of the oldest symbols is the Swastika, which is the sign of the sacred cycle of the Sun and which therefore may be looked upon as the symbol for the ideology of the Nordic Race. Today it is the symbol of our Third Reich.

The SS Officer Corps wear the Sig Rune, Gibor Rune, Tyr Rune, Fa Rune, and Hagall Rune on their Totenkopf – – Death’s Head Rings. The Man Rune and Yr Rune are used as signs for birth and death on announcements, obituaries, and on headstones. The Ing Rune and Odal Rune are signs for the blood (weddings) and the ground (sign on family estates and farms).

“I award you the Death’s Head Ring of the SS.

It is intended to be:

A symbol of our loyalty to The Leader, of our unwavering obedience to our superiors, and our unshakeable sense of bonding and comradeship.

The Death’s Head is the reminder to always be ready to risk one’s own life for the life of the whole.

The Runes across from the Death’s Head are holy symbols of our past, to which we are once again connected through the philosophy of National Socialism.

Both of the Sig Runes represent the name of our Schutzstaffel — Protective Echelon. The Swastika and Hagall Rune are intended to keep our unshakeable belief in the victory of our philosophy in front of our eyes.

The Ring is encircled by oak leaves, the leaves of the old German tree.

This Ring may not be acquired through purchase, and it may never be allowed to fall into unauthorised hands.

This Ring is to be returned to the Reich Leader Of The SS upon your discharge from the SS or upon your death.

The making of imitations and copies are punishable offences. It is your duty to prevent their occurrence.

Wear this ring with honour!”

H. Himmler.

This is the Death’s Head Ring Citation. The Ring is a symbol of the new SS religion. Upon the death of the wearer the ring is kept at Himmler’s Wewelsburg Castle.”

-The Celebrations in the Life of the SS Family

Brother Nations

“We’re largely supportive of many of the nationalist movements we see in Europe, and believe strongly in the right of our brother nations to pursue their own national sovereignty and self determination. Cultural movements and aspects of political ideals have always made their way back and forth across the Atlantic. While we do our best to source all of our core ideological tenets domestically, that doesn’t stop us from getting artistic, tactical, or organizational inspiration from Europe. The more organized we all are, the more we have to inspire one another to succeed.”

Thomas Rousseau

Otto Rahn: 18.02.1904 - 13.03.1939

 

“I believe that I just saw God on this road! He came riding like a knight, beautiful and strong. His blond hair fell around his bronzed face and his bright eyes shone... ‘Peire Vidal, you have met Lucifer, whom you call Lucibel!’”

Otto Rahn - Lucifer's Court 

Christianity judaizing the world

 

Live Dangerously

«Fascism speaks a belligerent and violent language that alarms those who only desire normalization. Mussolini, in a speech, said "It is not worth living as men and as a party and above all it would not be worth calling ourselves fascists if one did not know that one was in the middle of the storm. Anyone is capable of navigating the sea." of bonanza, when the winds fill the sails, when there are no waves or cyclones. The beautiful, the great, and I would like to say the heroic, is sailing when the storm rages. A German philosopher said: Live dangerously. Word of order of young Italian fascism: Live dangerously. This means being ready for anything, for any sacrifice, for any danger, for any action, when it comes to defending the homeland and fascism ." Fascism does not conceive counterrevolution as a vulgar and police enterprise but as an epic and heroic enterprise. 

—José Carlos Mariategui, The Morning Soul.

Edda: The Sacred book of Adolf Hitler

Hitler as a child was influenced by the poetic Edda which helped influence his love for Nature.

"Walking was the only exercise that really appealed to Adolf. He walked always and everywhere and, even in my workshop and in my room, he would stride up and down. I recall him always on the go. He could walk for hours without getting tired. We used to explore the surroundings of Linz in all directions. His love of nature was pronounced, but in a very personal way. Unlike other subjects, nature never attracted him as a matter for study; I hardly ever remember seeing him with a book on the subject. Here was the limit of his thirst for knowledge. Details did not interest him, but only nature as a whole. He referred to it as "in the open." This expression sounded as familiar on his lips as the word "home." And, in fact, he did feel at home with nature. As early as in the first years of our friendship I discovered his peculiar preference for nocturnal excursions, or even for staying overnight in some unfamiliar district."

...

"have still before my eyes the Wolf Lake, where the first scene of the opera was laid. From THE EDDA, a book that was sacred for him [Hitler], he knew Iceland, the rugged island of the North, where the elements which formed the world meet now, as they did in the days of Creation: the violent storm, the bare, dark rock, the pale ice of the glaciers, the flaming fire of the volcanoes. There he laid the scene of his opera, for there Nature herself was still in those passionate convulsions which inspired the actions of gods and human beings."

Kubizek August - The Young Hitler I Knew

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Social Radicalism

“We should do well to remember that fascism never denied its early social radicalism. On the contrary, it considered itself a form of Socialism, freed of humanitarian sentimentalism and Marxist dialectic, truer to fundamental Socialist aims in that it tried to adapt itself to a changing historical reality which the old Marxist interpretation no longer suited….”

— Eugen Weber, Varieties of Fascism