Quote of the day
"The meaning of man and wife, the will to perpetuity, is being lost. People live for themselves alone, not for future generations. The nation as society, once the organic web of families, threatens to dissolve, from the city outwards, into a sum of private atoms, of which each is intent on extracting from his own and other lives the maximum of amusement — panem et circenses." Oswald Spengler Thanks to Ryan for the quote! Spengler's diagnosis is now impossible to dispute. What he calls "the will to perpetuity" has been shamed out of Western civilization. Decades of cultural Marxist condemnation as "racist," "homophobic," and "xenophobic" have undermined our pride in who we are. Sending women into combat, inviting floodtide immigration from the Third World, and same-sex "marriage" are symptoms of a culture that doesn't believe in itself anymore, and has given up on self-preservation. And then there's that remnant...


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Thank God for that remnant. And perhaps with enough faith, we will be able to separate ourselves from the unholy kingdom. Pray that we will avoid the wrath that will surely come, so that we may become the nation that we once were.
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