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It’s tough to beat the art of Jean-Honoré Fragonard (1732-1806; above: his “The Beloved Child”). Fragonard’s dreamy, idyllic paintings are still popular with White people over 200 years later. (Trivia: most of Fragonard’s well-to-do clients were executed on the guillotine during the French Revolution, which no doubt bankrupted him).
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Liberal chick: “But-but-but, the French adopted the metric system! So did every other European country!” Yeah, whatever, babe. Good points made here. Someone said that the English system is “more intuitive” than the metric system. That’s right. How do you say, “it’s 3/4 full” or “gimme half of that” in metric? Wonder what Jerry Abbott […]
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(Above: a California Proposition 65 warning sticker) I bought a tool at a hardware store. On the package, there was a sticker, which read: “Warning: this product contains chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, etc.” Bullshit. It’s a solid-steel object. Unless you file or drill the object […]
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A movie about the French Revolution. The French Revolution of 1789 was the world’s first left-wing revolution. Illuminati/globalist Jews played key roles in that revolution. Notice the animalistic atmosphere of the later stages of the revolution. The movie is in French with English subtitles; it’s based on a true story; unusual, realistic and interesting; duration […]
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Hey, Europe, how’s that “diversity” thing working out for ya? Got enough brown immigrants yet? (How ironic that those people who were killed by the truck in France were celebrating the horrible “Bastille Day” which should not be celebrated by anyone [1]). Here’s a thought, Europe: why not make your Muslims “self-deport themselves”? How? Strip […]
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Known as the “Lion of Lucerne,” it’s a sculpture carved into the side of a mountain near Lucerne, Switzerland, circa 1821. It was made in memory of Swiss Guard soldiers who were murdered by the unwashed, rampaging riff-raff during the French Revolution. It’s a touching piece of artwork. Can you imagine a negro making something […]
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“The movement (i.e., the Illuminati – Ed.) had been founded in 1776 by Adam Weishaupt. Bernard Lazare, himself a Jew, has written that “There were Jews behind Weishaupt,” and upon a close study of Illuminism, we find that the destructive forces which culminated in the French Revolution were of three kinds; financial, intellectual and anti-Christian. […]
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(Click on the image to enlarge it) This stuff takes you back to a time and a place: just before the French Revolution, when “human equality” was still unknown. Fragonard was almost executed by the equalists, until another equalist, the artist J.L. David, stepped in and saved him. Looking at Fragonard’s work, it has such […]
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Look at this. What gall. The Jews had to wreck Europe (with multiculturalism) in order to save it!?? As if Europe hasn’t been White and healthy for centuries (until the Jewish parasite was let out of its cage in France, beginning with the French Revolution and continuing into Napoleon’s reign): [Article].
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This is a topic that is somewhat important historically, but, good information about it is rather scarce. Names and bios of high-ranking Jews in Freemasonry are not widely available. Further, this topic is too “shadowy” and “tinfoil-hat” for many people to tolerate. It is known that Jews were disproportionately involved in Freemasonry [1], and, that […]
