イリエ @irie@merovingian.club

Did you know that in Japan they released a self-spreading vaccine called Replicon? This happened last year.

Replicon vaccine is introduced as "the world's first self-amplifying mRNA vaccine." It spreads 'like a disease.' Some scientists who worked on it released a book anonymously (Team K), titled "We do not want to sell it." 私たは売りたくない！

Alex Jones hyperventilating about the news that Trump wants to join the British empire is a reminder that neither experience nor knowledge can prevent foolish behavior. It's a reminder to stay humble and accepting of human limitations. The Commonwealth in question is a voluntary IGO (not NGO) where various nations cooperate for development and peace with ZERO governmental authority (picture a charity). Alex should take less pills and do more reading.

Multipolarity requires sovereign nations built according to the principles and visions of their own ideals (philosophical/religious). This implies a level of nationalism, of ethnicism, regardless under what political system it is expressed. Whether Japan is a Shinto Buddhist civilization unto itself, or whether Japan strives for Western Anschluss, based on the old unipolar model, the mass presence of Chinese obstruct both ways. And whoever blocks all your paths forward must be called an enemy.

And here a recording of the same street from 2025. The difference is shocking as almost no Japanese can be seen there today, while passage has become difficult due to the sheer amount of people. I can only repeat the words in the screenshot, Japan needs to wake up.

And not to blame the Chinese for everything, the anime phenomenon swept countless Westerners to the coasts of Japan, who in their liberal and rootless minds confuse their liking of the entertainment with a calling to visit or even live in Japan, trampling into someone's home like uninvited guests. Here a video from 2010.

As I've been saying for a while now, Japan is experiencing the same mass alienation program that all Western countries have been going through for decades. But due to Japan's strict immigration culture, the effect is mostly achieved via tourism. The number of Japanese voices on social media who feel like strangers in their own country keep increasing.

@caekislove

A few things
- the market for novels is virtually dictated by female readers; this has the effect of literal trash being hyped, promoted, and successful; the feminist perspective is just the death blow
- there is a tangible anti-literature sentiment in white male spaces, on/offline, call it anti-intellectualism if you want, something of that sort is going on
- let's also not forget the Globohomo decision-makers (money) having an interest in spreading only what benefits their agenda

FSE seems down

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@leespringfield1903 worth keeping in mind that Palestinians are apparently overwhelmingly Sunni, similar to Turks, and the "rebels" who toppled Assad. The dream of a united resistance consisting of Christians and Muslims across Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, and Iran seems to be dissolving; Israel's divide and conquer apparently prevailed.

@Wopu Assad was beloved by his people, the actual Syrian people. Dictator is a word the Western establishment applies to undesirable leaders. Meanwhile, midget Zelensky banned elections, opposition parties, and the native Orthodox Church, yet no one calls him a dictator in the Western establishment. Calling Assad a dictator is a sign of buying into propaganda.

May it be a lesson to all! Assad governed a multi ethnic Syria, among them a non-native Sunni Muslim majority (unrequited tolerance allowed them to become a majority); Sunnis ended up sympathizing with foreign Israel-backed rebels, and ultimately raided the home of the benevolent but ousted president Assad. End.

Part 2

"The fight we are engaged in began before the time appeared. The most important thing is to define our camp. That is the only thing that really matters. [Those] who are on the side of God have already won. Those who triumph with the devil are damned and defeated for eternity."

Dugin's take on Assad's Fall

"The fall of Asad is a tragic event. He was an ally of Russia and the pole of Resistance. We have to accept blow as blow, the pain as pain. This is the fight, the war. The war usually has different episodes - some are unpleasant and painful. But we should never give up. We’ll win."