Tag: tradition

Who Cares What Women Think?

I hate drama, but here is an ideological question. Many voices are piping up complaining that nationalist men are too “misogynistic.” This comes from the “conservative” consultant urge inside many that actually believe we “need more women.” Revolutions don’t have diversity quotas. Gavin McInnes types…

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Spanish Bullfighter Dies in the Arena

To some, the practice of bullfighting (largely an Iberian and French phenomenon) seems needlessly cruel. But the battle between man and beast in the arena is not a sadistic blood sport, it is a rite. The practice originates with the practice of slaughtering a bull…

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Rick Steves’ European Christmas

We probably should have made more of these Christmas posts before, rather than after Christmas, but you’re all still in the Christmas spirit, right? This documentary is as holly-jolly as it gets. YouTube description: From England to Norway, Burgundy to Bavaria, and Rome to the…

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A Covenant of Blood with a Sacred Past

Cambria Will Not Yield December 8, 2014 The angel of deliverance ensures a child will see no more evil, by taking them back home. Precious memories, unseen angels Sent from somewhere to my soul, How they linger, ever near me, And the sacred past unfolds.…

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Merry Christmas, Brothers and Sisters

“In this hour I would ask of the Lord God only this: that, as in the past, so in the years to come He would give His blessing to our work and our action, to our judgment and our resolution, that He will safeguard us…

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