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Clocks!!

There was a box
And in that box
Were socks and clocks
And foxes' cocks.

(I think this was in Billy The Fish in the late 90s)
 
let me just clear this up for the ONLY time.

I hate the far right as much as the far left, I have equal contempt for someone who reads The Morning star as I do for someone that reads Mein Kampf.

My views & opinions are my own, I used to be to the far left a few years ago but after having my eyes opened my views changed, I vote for NO political parties & have a equal HATE for Combat 18, B.N.P
E.D.L as I have for Labour or the green party.
I don't like Muslims as much as i don't like Jews ither.
 
farmaz said:
let me just clear this up for the ONLY time.

I hate the far right as much as the far left, I have equal contempt for someone who reads The Morning star as I do for someone that reads Mein Kampf.

My views & opinions are my own, I used to be to the far left a few years ago but after having my eyes opened my views changed, I vote for NO political parties & have a equal HATE for Combat 18, B.N.P
E.D.L as I have for Labour or the green party.
I don't like Muslims as much as i don't like Jews ither.
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out of curiousity, what about Anders Brevik?
 
Marmalade said:
out of curiousity, what about Anders Brevik?
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Having actually read his manifesto (I have the link if anyone wants it btw) I agree with him in a small part but alot of his views are wrong

Alot of what he says is perverted & twisted about Zion/Jews but I agree with his views about the Muslim issue in Europe.
 
Reading the manifesto of a racist mass murderer is pretty low on my list of things I want to spend my time on.
 
Ceres said:
Farmaz you're quite the basket of hate arent you?
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Not really, I just see people with no real views being pushed into a place where in a few years time things are going to really bad.

As I said I used to be so far to the left it was a joke, some real hippy with "great ideas" about how to save the world, free movement of people, open boarders on the E.U. etc BUT my eyes were opened & my views changed.

I don't expect people to agree with me, their my own views & everyone is allowed to think what they like.


http://www.burzum.org/eng/library/a_burzum_story08.shtml
A Burzum Story: Part VIII - On Overgrown Paths
There are many ways we can follow through life, but a vast majority chooses to follow the herd on the wide and easily passable tarmac road that only leads to spiritual mediocrity and stagnation. At the end of the road they leave no trace of their existence behind and simply pass into oblivion. Like cattle they follow the individual in front of them, with little thought to what they are doing, and they walk straight into the nothingness. They choose this path because it offers them the least resistance and the most comfortable life.

There are other ways, though, other paths that man can follow through life. Naturally the paths our forefathers followed are overgrown today. Nobody has walked on these paths for a very long time, and the wild nature has reclaimed most of them. We have to search carefully to even find out they exist. However, these paths are not easy ways. Those who follow the overgrown paths will, on their way, stumble over mossy rocks and roots in dark forests, they will frequently slip and fall in the mud, get stuck in bogs and have to swim through dangerous currents. Apart from the occasional wanderer one might encounter out there, in the wilderness, it is also a very lonely path to follow. You mostly walk alone.

When the overgrown paths cross the tarmac road of the herd, the lone traveler - filthy, often messy and dressed in rags - will be met by a hail of abusive language; mockery, scorn, fear and even hatred. The cattle are used to obediently follow the individual in front of them with no intrusions. An individual traveling in another direction, or crossing the road, will always cause confusion and uncertainty in their featherbrained ranks.

The herd finds no mysterious secrets, no spiritual enlightenment or ancient lore on the tarmac road. The runes and golden pieces of the gods can only be found in the green grass or under the moss, on the overgrown paths. The enlightenment will only be achieved by the individual who leaves the footsteps of the person in front of him or her and looks up towards the sky, for a change. The ancient lore will only be learned by those who walk where the ancients once walked, and do like our forefathers did.

It is not easy to find the exit roads leading to the overgrown paths from the highway. Most people just rush by them, not even knowing they are there. You have to look for them, often in the most unlikely places, and even you might fail to find them. Others are more lucky, in the sense that they are given the directions by others. Destiny is perhaps all that matters, and those who are predetermined to find the overgrown paths will in any case eventually find them. Whether they like or not.

I am walking on such an overgrown path, and perhaps that is the why it sometimes is hard for people to comprehend what I am saying, doing and thinking about, and why many react with disgust or fear no matter what I do or say. But so what? I know what really matters in life and I only really care about the "spiritual heroes and heroines", the Einherjers and Valkyries I occasionally meet out there in the wilderness, who have found their own exit from the tarmac road. I only really care about the strong individuals who are out looking for the runes, the gold of the gods, in the green grass. I only really respect the others who do like me and walk on overgrown paths. The mediocre masses matter no whit. Valhalla is not for the sheep.
Varg "Loki" Vikernes
(December 2004)
 
Ceres said:
Reading the manifesto of a racist mass murderer is pretty low on my list of things I want to spend my time on.
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Well I wanted to know what drives a man to do it & as I have spent alot of the last 2 years in Norway I wanted to know his view point.

I didn't read it for some far right kick, my fiance & future step daughter are Norwegian & I have family roots on my mothers side going back to sweden only 2 generations ago so his actions stuck out to me & I wanted to know what drives someone to do what he did.

simple, please do not try to corrupt my posts or views.
 
I've read quite a bit about about the Vikernes thing before .. used to be a bit of a metal fan way back so I understand his outlook a bit (I don't share it tho). I'm also 70% viking and live in a viking town so was kinda interested when I read about what motivated some of the Church burnings

BUT my eyes were opened & my views changed.
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Was this mainly through his music or something else?
 
Marmalade said:
I've read quite a bit about about the Vikernes thing before .. used to be a bit of a metal fan way back so I understand his outlook a bit (I don't share it tho). I'm also 70% viking and live in a viking town so was kinda interested when I read about what motivated some of the Church burnings


Was this mainly through his music or something else?
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thank god your here, my family on my mothers side go back to Sweden 2 generations ago, my fiance & future step daughter are Norwegian too.

Jeg elsker Norge, Min norske er ikke perfekt, men jeg får bedre på Bokmal av dagen.

My views changed through many things but Varg's writing was 1 of the main things that changed my views. Though I do not agree with him totally I have to admit alot of what he says is based in logic.

takk Marmalade, hadda bra :)
 
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