Based Chinese guy reads a selection of antiwhite literature written by ✡️s.

MUST-READ: 'How did America go from winning the Cold War to the state of disarray that we find ourselves in now? Why are US policymakers and the Pentagon unable to innovate effective military solutions? It doesn’t have to be this way.' — ErikDPrince im1776.com/too-big-to-win/

'The US military is the most expensive organization in 3,000 years of human history and has degenerated into an instrument for selling or grifting overpriced military hardware to countries that struggle to use it, let alone maintain it.'

'The “measured and proportional response” crowd wants a war without war. It’s a fantasy that only seems plausible to people who have never experienced war and are insulated from its consequences; their first-born children should be drafted into frontline combat units to relieve…

The VAST majority of people don't understand that disproving an official narrative does NOT require proof of an alternative explanation for 'what happened or who did it'. That subtle but essential distinction is lost on most people. And so most people are FOOLED by govt lies. 1/2

Finished Tolstoy's War and Peace (60 hours on audiobook). We should spend less time on the internet and more time reading the great works of literature.

The Church is collapsing along with birth rates, the world is on the brink of nuclear armageddon. Formerly Christian nations are murdering their own citizens...

And this is how these priests, bishops and consecrated religious are living their vocations.

Pocahontas, VA, a once booming coal town filled with commerce, people, and dreams that once made Appalachia a true destination.

In 1991, Father Miceli published 'The Antichrist,' a year before he died (age 77). In it, he clearly shows how the failure of authority and the abandonment of the moral fabric and Church doctrine was widening the portal for the Antichrist to come forth.
That was 33 years ago.

Just a reminder, there are Americans serving significant prison sentences for doing far less than this at the Capitol.

🚨 #BREAKING : A shelter-in-place order has been issued due to violent protests taking place at Virginia Commonwealth University, where riots are occurring

📌 #Richmond | #Virginia

Currently, emergency officials have sent out a message instructing all students to…

The Barque of Dante
(also called Dante and Virgil in Hell)

By French artist Eugène Delacroix

The painting depicts events narrated in Canto 8 of Dante's Inferno;
a smoky mist & the blazing City of the Dead form the backdrop against which the poet Dante fearfully endures his…

God Speed 
by British artist Edmund Leighton depicts an armored knight departing to war and leaving his beloved.

The painting was exhibited in the Royal Academy of Arts in 1900

'Be who God meant you to be, and you will set the world on fire.'

~St. Catherine of Siena

Start being brave about everything. Drive out darkness and spread light.
Don't look at your weaknesses. Realize instead that in Christ crucified, you can do everything.

~St. Catherine of Siena

The medievals say that man is governed by two great lights.

The SUN: the ecclesial power, Holy Orders.

The MOON: the temporal power, the royal power, the civil power.

When these lights are bright with virtue, the earth is illuminated, and man, the pilgrim, finds his way to…

It never fails to shock me at the ability some people have to lie with such ease to your face even when you have proof they are lying.

Start being brave about everything. Drive out darkness and spread light.
Don't look at your weaknesses. Realize instead that in Christ crucified, you can do everything.

~St. Catherine of Siena

Last September, I went to the Dominican church in Siena, Italy, where one part of the relics of St. Catherine of Siena are on display.

I lit candles and offered prayers for all of you.

(Art: Fra Bartolomeo
The Marriage of St. Catherine of Siena

1511
The image here follows the…

The Virgin Mary Giving the Rosary to St. Dominic and St. Catherine of Siena

in the Church of Saint Agatha in Trastevere, Rome

Mary is in her traditional red dress with blue mantle. The child is nearly but not quite naked, a feature of 16th-century imagery. St. Dominic and St.…