The Germanization of Christianity vs. The Christianization of Germans

That Christianity became “Germanized” or became Aryan in anyway is an entirely mistaken view of history. That Christian racialists would argue this in defense of Christianity, essentially admitting Christianity improved by becoming less Christian, is the height of hilarity. Indeed, if Aryans are so much more moral than Jews, why do they require Jewish Biblical […]

The “Neg-ing” Jewish Husband and the Christian Wife

Insights of PUA also explain the persistence of Christianity in general. Here, again, the Church or Aryan assembly as wife of the Jewish God is the relevant metaphor. That is to say the Christian is like the wife with no self-esteem. The Jewish God treats her as he will. He insists her pride is a […]

The Blood and Venom of the Serpent, the Juice of the Vine

In the JEM, as we will discover, the Aryan is understood as Benjamin, “the ravening wolf.” Here the Aryan is “ravening” in contradistinction to Judah who is not “ravening.” In fact, we might consider that Semitic blood has grown immunized to certain tendencies for addiction found among the Aryan or Northern European type. Indeed, per […]

Queen Esther: The Instrumentality of Women in Holy Racial War

Biblical Queen Esther, wife of Xerxes,we will remember, is a figure who succeeds in convincing the Persian King Ahasuerus to kill Haman, an important parabolic rival of the Jews. Haman had desired, it is reported in The Book of Esther, to eliminate the Jews in Persia. Importantly, both Queen Esther and Mordecai, the Jew who […]

Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night

Xurious song. Brahmin read. New Xurious Drop: Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night – Dylan Thomas @xuriousmusic @WhiteCollective pic.twitter.com/1raTdjyKEL — MarkBrahmin (@MarkBrahmin) November 4, 2019

Lions and Hyenas

Song by Xurious. Poem by Brahmin. @xuriousmusic @westland_will @RichardBSpencer pic.twitter.com/NinMxQ9JKx — MarkBrahmin (@MarkBrahmin) October 20, 2019

Red herrings in Leviticus and Moloch as example of Jewish “Projection”

It is perhaps in Leviticus, one of the dreariest of the Hebrew books, where the metaphor of Aryans as livestock and sacrificial livestock becomes most salient. On its face, Leviticus appears to be, for the most part, merely instructions for the “arbitrary” and sometimes barbaric rituals, allowances and prohibitions of an ancient, superstitious and backward […]