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19 December, 2021

Jefferson on Agriculture as the Best Base for Society

Posted by Socrates in America, American cities, American culture, American history, city folks, city life vs. country life, farming, Thomas Jefferson at 10:54 am | Permanent Link

Screw the cities. Let’s go back to the farms! What’ya say? America used to be an agrarian society. Nearly everything was farm-related. Today? It’s just the opposite. Everything is city-related. Steel and concrete. Money. Jews. Corruption. Bribery. Hookers. “The British wanted their North American colonies to remain their suppliers and not a competition. Thus the […]



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26 February, 2020

When Concrete Jungles Replaced Farms and Small Towns

Posted by Socrates in Blood and Soil, city folks, consumerism, corruption, cosmopolitan/rootless/city mentality, global citizens, global citizenship/world citizenship, Jewed cities, jewed culture, metropolises, modernity, Socrates at 6:39 pm | Permanent Link

Bye-bye, blood, soil, earth and family. Hello, sky-scrapers, concrete and subways. Modern man is an ugly, shallow, rootless fellow. Just give him bright lights and big cosmopolitan cities filled with faggots and foreigners and he’ll be satisfied. He lost his way, his soul, years ago. The shimmer and sheen of New York City and Chicago […]



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