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April 13th, 2016 
Awake Goy Suppose you have very little drinking water at home and a stranger appears asking for hospitality. You serve the guest half a glass of water and he punishes your lack of hospitality with death.
The undeniable fact is that the glass is filled half-way regardless of any interpretation, but you could say it is half-full or half-empty because either of those interpretations would be correct. The difference is that by adopting a favorable interpretation you could be saving your life. You are not lying, in fact, as long as you are convinced you have legitimate reasons for doing what you do; you know you are a good person and you are entitled to make a favorable interpretation of your actions, which are as in tune with the facts as a negative one.
As far-fetched as it might seem at first glance, we could say that civilization is built upon stories – not factual History, but just made up stories or fairytales. These stories or mythologies then develop into philosophical interpretations, which in turn become guidance for certain values, and these values develop into world-views that could be fertile soil for science and technology. In sum, what kind of technology and science we have depends on the world-view and values we developed out of folkish, mythical stories. If we hold a materialistic world-view, our technology will produce products that lead only to meaningless entertainment, reality escapism, “quantity is better than quality” ideologies, etc.
Our modern civilization is based on Jewish stories or fairytales, which we call the bible, and thus on Jewish values that gave birth to a materialistic, superficial world-view. It is well known that recklessly liberal and altruistic people are unwilling to feel real, genuine love toward other human beings and that’s why they try to compensate this emptiness by being overly altruistic with strangers who will never reciprocate, almost like a drug addict who deep inside only wants to destroy himself. But no matter how altruistic, they are still being superficial and are still avoiding the sacrifices that real love towards their own people entail. It’s always easier to give unlimited, superficial love to strangers who you think you will never get to know well or ever meet again than endure the deep love that close contact requires, and which is only bearable when you are dealing with your own race, which is a reflection of the different aspects of yourself). Thus this Christian attitude of unrealistic superficial love is the most important component of a materialistic world-view.
You cannot feel real love unless you are capable of hate too. It’s like trying to understand light without knowing about the existence of darkness. So to hate the ugly and evil is not a moral defect, but a sign of being genuine and of leaving aside deceptive pretensions of moral perfection imposed by Christianity, which is morality taken to a perverted extreme. This hatred is also a sign of being capable of feeling deep love and having a more complete view of the world.
Also, Christianity invented the idea of individual salvation and thus that you can turn your back to your fellow racial brothers without consequences. The only remaining question is whether Christianity is a byproduct of Materialism or whether Materialism is a natural byproduct of Christianity, but in either case the important fact is that you cannot have one without the other.
Needless to say, we can attain a more moral society by nurturing and developing the pagan world-view and values we left aside with the imposition of Christianity. Pagan morality would be more beautiful and complete because it came from the natural sensitivities and spiritual needs of white people and not as an artificial method of political enslavement disguised as religion. Pagan values encompass all human experience and emotions, not just altruism, which becomes meaningless without the safe boundaries of hate and self-assertion. This pagan world view will in turn give rise to a totally different kind of science and technology, far superior to the one we have today.
If it seems that paganism was not sophisticated it’s because we were often denied the possibility of developing it into great civilizations, as many pagan communities consisted of very few people. You cannot compare the seed of what can become the most beautiful flower with the already blossomed but more mediocre plant. In fact, the reason why we find some freedom and good aspects (still) in Western societies is because of pagan influences. If it were for Christianity alone, we would have something more similar to Islam (Christianity is an Oriental religion).
In any case, part of writing our own version of history is to realize that even the simple societies of our ancestors were more beautiful than the already “blossomed” societies of other peoples. This is obvious, because no matter how small and fragile these early societies were, they already reflected white beauty and sensibilities.
The first step, of course, is reviving these myths or stories and rescuing the philosophical pagan interpretations and values that lay dormant in them.
Connecting addiction and a sense of history, it’s interesting to notice that people who fall into drugs and never recover are mostly people who lack a sense of history. They see themselves as lonely creatures who don’t belong to a race or community and lack a sense of having an ancestry or history; these are people who only watch tv and eat at McDonalds, trying to convince themselves they are not allowed to hate and that the ugliness they see around them is there because god wants it that way. On a brighter side people who recover from drugs are the ones who develop an inner narrative of fall and rebirth, which gives meaning to their actions, and they develop a sense of history or an inner story that explains to them who they are. In order for this to work, this inner narrative has to be a positive one, one which is favorable to the person. When we take this into consideration, it becomes obvious that to create your own version of history is the natural right of every people and to deny it to them in the name of objectivity is a crime comparable to genocide (so the story goes) inside of gas chambers, but it would take another writing to analyze how the story of the “Nazi Holocaust” is just a new version of the same theme of the suffering Jew (Jesus) being sacrificed (on the cross instead of in a gas chamber).
In a more transcendental way, quantum theory tells us that objective reality is influenced by the observer or the interpreter, so by creating our own version of history we are changing reality. Something that didn’t exist before, under the former interpretation, suddenly materializes. In short, by legitimating our world-view we are replacing ugliness with beauty. At first we will be accused of lying, but the more we reinforce our world-view, the more real it becomes.
I believe that this planet is one of many places where souls can reincarnate, and just as we as individuals have to struggle in order to settle a home in which to raise a family, we have to struggle too in order to have this planet as a place where white people can live and develop. When we accomplish that, souls with inclinations for ugliness will stop incarnating on this planet and will look for another place to reincarnate. On the other hand, the more we allow this planet to become an ugly place, the more it will attract ugliness from other realities and the souls of people yearning for beauty will find themselves wandering without a safe place to reincarnate, stopping them from developing into greater forms of beauty.
This project of creating our own History therefore must go from our mythical origins as a divine race graced by the cosmic archetypes of beauty all the way through the Middle Ages, our fall into materialistic addiction, and the rebirth that came from reclaiming our inner narrative using a positive light which legitimated our existence.
Source Article from http://www.renegadetribune.com/creating-version-history-quantum-theory-reincarnation/
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