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Vagrant of Rhodes 🗡️🕯️
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Anon wandering the wastes of modernity. Glory to God.
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May 3 • 24 tweets • 9 min read
Quick 🧵: I think this very fair post is where most people are reasonably at. Remember, racial consciousness has been cultivated by the left for every other ethnic group in the world since the end of WWII - except whites, who were told they were not allowed to have it. 1/ The result in the proceeding decades has been unrestrained white genocide. Millions of whites killed, maimed, and blamed for their skin tone. World governments restructured entirely to work against them for the crime of whiteness. Ethnic cleansing in their own homelands. Etc. 2/ Image
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Apr 19 • 20 tweets • 8 min read
Quick 🧵: So now that we have a genuine Constitutional Crisis on or hands the question is: do we have a country or don't we? If the Court thinks that it can essentially override the Executive's prerogative in protecting the nation from foreign and domestic threats...1/ ...allowing one President to import millions of violent foreigners while blocking his successor from removing them, then the answer is simply no we do not have a country. Such a decision undercuts the spirit and explicit wording of the Constitution as laid out by the founders. 2/ Image
Apr 3 • 27 tweets • 8 min read
Quick 🧵: Tariffs are tough but much needed medicine against the disease of imperial decline. The symptoms of this disease are familiar: greed, cowardice, gluttony, self-loathing, desperation, and low standards. The current paradigm simply can't sustain itself any longer. 1/ Economic witch doctors have transfigured America into a "green line go up" cult of dependency to sustain their greed. The government enforces this trick, flaying our spirits with regulatory bloat and burdensome corruption, serving our national future up to the highest bidder. 2/ Image
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Apr 1 • 17 tweets • 5 min read
Quick 🧵: It really is insane that rogue judges think they hold more power than the duly elected President, and that they arrogantly use their positions to commit blatant treason against our nation, supporting foreign invaders and criminals in their efforts to terrorize us. 1/ What we're seeing is the left burning the last vestments of the old system, not for anything tangible, but just to buy themselves some time. They've destroyed every other institution over the last few decades for expediency so the judges are all that remains available to them. 2/
Mar 19 • 15 tweets • 5 min read
Quick thread 🧵: These lone judges are likely the only remaining effective lever of power that the old Regime still fully commands from inside the house of the government at this point. They've blown through the credibility of all their other institutional tools already... 1/ ...over the last few years since Covid: government, law enforcement, media, entertainment, academia, science, economics, etc. Everyone is wise to those tactics, and they will wise up to this one as well, but it buys the old Regime time to prepare more kinetic options. 2/
Mar 17 • 6 tweets • 3 min read
Quick 🧵: Doxxing our guys is bad. There is no point in analyzing or debating doxxing as a tactic or whatever. That kind of stuff is for peace time. We are at war. The only question to ask here is this: is it hurting frens? If yes, then it's bad. That's it. 1/ Image The litmus test of fren has been the only way to distinguish truth in a modern world that is flooded with overwhelming amounts of information via Regime controlled sieves. The medium is indeed the message, and anons have created an alternate medium in this chaotic time. 2/ Image
Mar 15 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
Boomers did in fact vote for these very policies actually, so no it isn't a "crazy take" lmao what even is this line of thinking? "Oh well Janet Yellen isn't related to you therefore boomers did nothing wrong". What? Even conservative boomers voted for Reagan who implemented the largest amnesty program for illegals in history and expanded government spending. From the very inception of boomer monoculture in the late 60s, it's been a non-stop ride of government expansion, destruction of social norms, increased spending, money printing, open borders, and the overall ignorance of serious structural problems in the economy to secure the stability of their life horizon. Boomers wanted these policies because they held blind faith in the system which had been corrupted by leftism, kicking serious issues down the road to extend their own good feelings and easy times, inflating market goods like housing or devaluing currency to buy more time and expand their assets via money printing, always putting off the inevitable consequences because it would "mess up the economy" aka their promised retirement plans.

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Mar 12 • 13 tweets • 5 min read
Quick 🧵: The left doesn't actually know anything, they just make up scary sounding, pseudo-academic terminologies to wish away normal behavior. Wanting a safe home is "xenophobic", wanting to maintain your town is "problematic", wanting a high-trust society is "fascism", etc. 1/ We shouldn't take people like Seder seriously: he is a buffoonish character imitating a liberal picture of intellect, which just means asking absurd reductive questions behind a smug facade of surface deep quizzical brow movements. They are totally empty. The NPC meme is real. 2/ Image
Mar 11 • 28 tweets • 10 min read
Thread 🧵: The western "service" economy is largely fake and intangible, to the benefit of the corrupt. We've known this for a while: but now that the Regime has been voted out, the megacorporations have no reason to continue covering as aggressively to keep up the charade. 1/ Much of the revenue made by these companies is exploitative, manufactured by complex wealth extraction techniques and numbers on spreadsheets, supported by and dependent upon infinite money printing, taking advantage of this shift in the government-driven financial paradigm. 2/
Mar 10 • 16 tweets • 5 min read
Quick 🧵: Swearing has now become very left-coded. Something in the lib psyche loves voyeuristic vulgarity: they dominated culture for so long but they also have an inferiority complex, perpetually imagining themselves to be "resistance" fighters (even when they're winning). 1/ This dominance has made them exceedingly weak, fat, lazy and hollow. The once rock solid mandate of heaven over Western culture has stagnated and they are in danger of losing it outright. You could argue they already have. Everything they put out now reeks of desperation. 2/ Image
Mar 1 • 19 tweets • 5 min read
Quick 🧵: This post completely misdiagnoses MAGA foreign policy goals. Many people seem allergic to realpolitik and remain stuck in Cold War delusions that are woefully out of date. States don't need to get along: they need to balance power to keep the system stable. 1/ We don't need Russia to agree with us. But we need to treat the various players of the geopolitical situation seriously, protecting our own interests by engaging in legitimate diplomatic actions backed by American strength at home, rather than moralistic scaremongering. 2/
Feb 20 • 8 tweets • 4 min read
Quick 🧵: The liberal regime knows it has lost its mandate to rule, so they're shifting their focus entirely to foreigners. The goal? Create loyalty and more importantly *lethality* in the foreign hordes, using them to overwhelm the locals and institute a new right to rule. 1/ This is an extreme case of "revelation of the method", where a cabal tips its hand early out of fear of being toppled by an unhappy populace. Liberals are incapable of feeling empathy for their own people, so they've chosen instead to just arm a new hostile military force. 2/ Image
Feb 13 • 15 tweets • 5 min read
Quick 🧵: You know what's "evil"? The implication that the American people are eternal servants to the rest of the world, that the entire world is entitled in perpetuity to our labor and taxes to keep themselves alive, indefinitely, without our consent. In a word: slavery. 1/ I don't see Armand getting on a plane to save random Burmese refugees. I don't see him opening his home to random 71 year olds from Asia and donating all of his money to them. I don't see him impoverishing himself for this cause. By his own logic this also makes him "evil". 2/
Feb 7 • 15 tweets • 7 min read
Quick 🧵: this is so important to note. Modern "hustle" bootstrap culture has destroyed the spirit of the modern citizen. Life has become about "careers" and what you do for a living, but we've forgotten the "living" part. This is how the Servile State operates (read Belloc). 1/ This has created a tremendous power imbalance in our society away from freedom towards oppression via organizations (government, corporations, and NGOs, networks, etc.). Even jobs themselves have degraded, focused on maximizing stock value rather than innovation or products. 2/ Image
Feb 4 • 11 tweets • 4 min read
Quick 🧵: I was thinking about how powerful a polemic DOGE is. Liberals are forced to defend every line item because the loss of any single one delegitimizes their systemic power writ large in the eyes of the public and discredits leftism as a method of political power. 1/ Leftism is reliant on institutional capture as an unaccountable bureaucratic force with zero oversight. It's the ultimate tool of elites to crush the will of free peoples. Leftism has a certain mob appeal, but its methods of power and structure rely on public ignorance. 2/
Jan 28 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
Quick 🧵: This strategy would be a bold, exciting, and kinetic move by the Trump administration to creatively solve the migrant invasion and drug problem simultaneously. Hitting the cartels where they live via Letters of Marque would be a game changing strategy. 1/ The trick would be eliminating the drug supply while also nuking cartel infrastructure. Letters of Marque could be issued not just for kills but for the destruction of tunnels and drugs as well. Prizes should be high enough to incentivize full decapitation of these entities. 2/ Image
Jan 22 • 12 tweets • 5 min read
Thread 🧵: leftists pretend symbols don't matter when they lose, but when they win they're eager to wage their unholy war of symbolic vandalism. They're the ones who changed it to "Denali" in the first place. Now that they've lost, they're suddenly changing their tune. 1/ They're the ones who lowered our national flag to replace it with the pride flag and BLM flag. They're the ones who removed Confederate statues. They're the ones who renamed our military bases. They're the ones who changed architecture to be ugly and soulless. 2/
Jan 17 • 25 tweets • 10 min read
Thread 🧵: When did the standards for the happiness of our own people stoop so low? When did people start expecting less? We were all told this was the norm, and were rightly pissed when we discovered it was all a lie to fuel boomer pensions and satiate their white guilt. 1/ The reality is that inflation and corruption killed this dream, but our elders never acknowledged it. They just told us to "work harder", when we could all see that this was simply untrue. Evil people were getting rewarded and lazy third worlders were getting free stuff. 2/
Jan 14 • 31 tweets • 9 min read
Thread 🧵: This actually is a perfect example of how broken the economy is for most people. These aren't jobs people want that inspire them to lead fulfilling lives, nor are these salaries enough to outweigh the damage done to the middle and working classes via inflation. 1/ The classic boomer (and about half of millennials) mentality is "see salary, take job, work hard, get reward". But the reality today is that these salaries, while they seem to be "worth it", aren't enough to outweigh the dissatisfied lifestyles they often lead to. 2/
Jan 9 • 27 tweets • 9 min read
Thread 🧵: This story resonates because it's a clear revelation of what the crime of mass migration really represents. Forcibly injecting foreigners into a nation is, essentially, rape against the nation and its people. Literally using rapists to do it is quite revealing. 1/ So often we discuss "migration" in the context of our past understanding of the issue. Western "immigrants" of the past were largely from other European countries with shared faiths, ethos, and genetic backgrounds at least in some regard. Numbers were, also, always manageable. 2/ Image
Dec 29, 2024 • 10 tweets • 4 min read
Quick 🧵: In the span of less than one week, during the busy holiday season mind you, we've managed to take control of the "legal migration" debate and expose massive fraud in the system, pushing the overton window further rightward than in the last 50 years of previous work. 1/Image We've helped unlock the understanding of the issue for not only normies, but elites as well. We've been winning arguments and changing the minds of powerful people, including those who vehemently stood against our position or those who weren't even aware the issue existed. 2/