People aren’t lazy, undisciplined and unproductive. People are metabolically impaired.

The Fairy Glen; Isle of Skye - Scotland : Isle of Skye, largest and northernmost of major islands in Inner Hebrides of Scotland. Hidden in the hills of Uig, above the sweeping sides of Glen Conon, the enchanting geographical formations that form Balnaknock, Fairy Glen (Bail nan

Appeals to “civilized society” in the context of health don’t land anymore, sorry. Anyone can look around & see that industrial food systems are making everyone sick.

It was John Hajnal who in 1965 first established that early modern Europeans had a unique marriage pattern in which girls married long after puberty and many never married at all. Many of these unmarried girls were working as what Peter Laslett later dubbed “life-cycle servants”.

Very interesting thread, suggesting among other things that mid-20s marriage is a very ancient norm for Anglos of both sexes This idea that it’s “traditional” for women to marry much younger than that is true for some cultures but emphatically not for us

So all the extremely online freaks trying to gaslight Anglo heritage girls into teenage marriage: just stop. That’s not how we roll and never has been

A discussion with Survive the Jive - Tom Rowsell - about the ongoing revolution in genetic science and what it's revealing about The Irish and The Celts Intro & the Genomic Revolution: 0:00 - 5:55 Human Origins & The Neanderthals: 5:56 - 20:50 European Hunter Gatherers: 20:51 -

English identity’s a difficult question On the one hand, Anglo-Saxon texts saying “Today we crowned him King of England, the land of the English people, who are a nation” And on the other a guy whose only historical reference is 1930s Germany So really, it’s impossible to say

Mesolithic Mike Truly the metaphysical conundrum of the century (which is as far back as I am allowed to think)

If Ayn Rand got anything right, it was the hatred people have for the beautiful and talented

Aesthetics matter. We should live in a world which is designed for human life, not systemic efficiency. We ought to feel at home in our world, so that it will merit our affection, rather than coldly regard our civilisation as a factory which creates standardised human units.

Keir Starmer Yes we know, local people can't afford the price your party charges in "gifts", whereas of course the building companies can and do. Just get rid of the people who shouldn't be here and all of a sudden we have a glut of housing.

Keir Starmer The "blockers" who you stand against are in fact British people who need homes. Instead, you are prioritising illegal immigrants for these homes. Not even remotely can illegal immigrants be referred to as "builders"... You should admit that once granted citizenship, they will

Keir Starmer Where are you building these homes? Let me guess you’re going to destroy the towns and villages we have left and no doubt migrants will get them first.

Keir Starmer Destroying our countryside one brick at a time. British birth rates are plummeting. Who are these ugly brick boxes for?

I’ve had a change of heart: daily mid-morning naps with a tasty drink (hot choco) by the crackling fire should be a universal basic human right for all women during the winter. ;)

Ray Peat primarily wrote for everyday women in straightforward language that any ordinary housewife or college student could easily understand. The fact that some of the most beautiful women today are successfully persuading a significant portion of the population in the upper

The future of Western civilisation now rests in the perfectly manicured hands of pouty-lipped beauties, who are subtly coaxing the average man to sort out his health through irresistibly tasty subliminal messaging — all, of course, for the greater good of society as a whole.

Great, so now we're allowing foreign soldiers to come and live in England. What could possibly go wrong?

BBC News (World) 500 members of the Afghan special forces, so far. Does it ever occur to Labour ministers that their first obligation is to the safety of the British public? They seem to be trying to run the country for their own benefit, rather than for those they profess to serve.