@thefinn @Jewpacabra @wingedhussar @SK1ZM @Escoffier @BowsacNoodle It is monarchy, and what we need is a full, feudal monarchy with no "rights" that are written by men, only rights given by God, and everything else negotiated with a bullet. The feudal serfs and peasants always enjoyed 'rights' and privileges that werent written in any book, because their feudal lord knew the peasants could fucking MURDER him. Now imagine if every person in America had mandatory open carry of a rifle or firearm. Yes, there would be more gunfights. But also, the police would watch their fucking step. The politicians would not be petit tyrants.

A church in the home is a reflexive and defensive reaction to the destruction of the communal church by an invading power. When Turks invaded Greeks, the Greek church had to go into the home. When Jews seized power in Russia, the Russian church had to go underground. Now the West is occupied by Jews, and the church is safest in the home. Still, we may leave the building, but never give up the Church and communion with our entire Christian nation, it is important to fight for the churches. Even if the enemy burns them, throw yourself into the fire. Young Vladimir Putin was baptized by his mother and grandfather, who snuck him in the dead of night, into an abandoned, ransacked and boarded-up church, so the child would be Christian.

Paganism kind of worked for Rome because if they liked a foreign pagan god, they took it. This is literally how paganism works, the reason there are many gods is because each town had ONE (monotheistic), and as the kingdom expands over many towns, more are added. For example Zeus is a copy of a Babylonian god, Belial, and originally Zeus was called Bel Zeus. Belial is an akkadian corruption and perversion of God the Father. Another example of pagans taking one extra god is when pagan Greeks and pagan Romans took Christianity. And Europe has had Christianity for 2000 years, which is way longer than Odin or any other pagan deity. Jesus Christ is LITERALLY the God of our ancestors.