priceofliberty:

that the Rosen signature means that Eric Holder deliberately lied under oath, right?

The number of us who are surprised?

None.

ulfric-stormfront said: that shits lame as hell. there’s gotta be a way around big brother arresting people for a blog man. send him airplane tickets to a freer place

If I could (and I stress the if) I highly doubt he’d accept the offer. He is committed to his cause, if nothing else. Something tells me he’d rather not leave his country to go somewhere that’s only a little bit less of a cesspool.

ulfric-stormfront said: does he know how to use proxies omg

I get the feeling proxies wouldn’t have done a lot to help him out. I mean, as good as proxies are, this is the government we’re talking about here. I feel as if they might have a way to get around those.

To clarify: Toten has talked to me about this sort of thing. In all likelihood he probably got dragged before the court and had the blog deleted. He’s said it’s happened before.

So I expect we’ll see him again. And if he doesn’t, well, Toten lives in death!

Anonymous: where did toten go?!?

Either Die Juden (Mossad) got him, or the German government finally decided having an open advocate for Nazism on the internet was a bad idea.

In the first case, he had a good run. In the second (and much more likely) case, he’ll be back soon enough I feel like. And if worst comes to worst we’ll simply have to soldier on in his memory.

sigsauer-ist:

icrenshaw:

zhora-zhukov:

What can we learn from this recent poll?
Greece REALLY hates Germany. No one else likes Germany, but they at least respect the place. Except Poland. I think they still have a bone to pick there. Germany is kind of full of itself, I guess it goes to their head.
Italy has self-esteem issues. Seriously, I feel bad for them.

Also France thinks they are both the most AND least arrogant.

Hahah

Huh. Spain, owes Germany money. Greece, REALLY owes Germany money.

Greece, it’s a good idea to not act like a jerk to the country that quite literally owns you.

(via weissmachtfrei)

priceofliberty:

politicalcrazyness:

About one third of millennials say they would have been better off working, instead of going to college and paying tuition.

If I understood economics like I do now. I would have never gone.

I wish I knew when I was 17 what I know now.

I knew it was a mistake, but I went anyway!

Better start swimmin’ or you’ll sink like a stone.

(Source: skillshare)

thevikingwarrior:

youngblackandvegan:

You know what I’ve always found interesting?

Every time I talk to a whtie person from the United States about race, racism or slavery

Without fail,

At some point they say

“Well I don’t think it’s fair that I be judged or punnished for what I didn’t do. My ancestors didn’t even own slaves”

Really?

All of you went deep into your family tree

All the way back to the colonies

Back to the time of Jefferson and Washington and all them clowns

And you discovered that none of your people owned slaves?

Really?

So

Black folk enslaved themselves then, huh?

I refrained from reblogging anything from this idiotic blog until this post.

You do realize that the majority of white people that live here, their ancestors came after slavery ended, and that the majority of the population at the time didn’t own slaves anyways?

Also in an unrelated thing I personally believe that the fact we were capable of conquering the world when severely outnumbered, enslaving who we wished, and keeping them in check, just proves historical superiority.

A bunch of German farmers that came after the Civil War?

And then went to Minnesota, where they… Oh damn, what would they have done. Oh yeah, farming.

Damn those bigots! Coming here years after slavery was over, and going into the midwest! How dare they do something entirely common for the time period.

But hey, guess what also happened? They didn’t own slaves! Go figure. It’s almost like it was, oh damn, I dunno… Illegal.

Wait, but my mothers sid- Oh no, they were in Hawai’i. Also, no slaves.

Must be hard being this much of an arrogant prick, making sweeping generalizations, and then having the gall to try and hope people agree with you.

barbiecthulhu:

slide-to-the-right:

the-coonass-conservative:

leftybegone:

Liberals adhere to an end-justifies-the-means ideology, which is why they are more prone to violence than conservatives.

All liberals suffer from a mental disorder and this just helps further that case.

Chris Matthews is an airhead. Not only did he finish Celebrity Jeopardy in the negative range, he had the balls to blame all political violence in the United States on “mostly Right” folks on the VERY DAY of the Boston Terrorist Attacks. It’s sad that American anchors use political violence and outright lies about the opposing political viewpoint to further talking points for the sake of an agenda. 

Or, as my mother says, they’re so open minded their brains fell out.

We’re also missing something: They’re all male.

Clearly all men are prone to violence. (Although the bit about the Columbine Shooters strikes me as grasping. Just a little.)

(Source: obamadawn)

phallocentricfascism:

help

Murder?

Well, I said I’d get around to doing it, and I finally did! Congratulations are in order for one of the few historical blogs focusing on the African campaigns of World War 2!

You can follow it here.

Wouldn’t Luxembourg make more sense? I mean, they are the last remnant of the HRE, aren’t they?

(Source: teh-teh-teh)

I’m pretty sure that I’m the most ‘boring’ of all the far-right bloggers.

If only because I don’t really yell at people. Oh, I’ll berate them and make them look like a stupid piece of shit. (Which they are quite a times.) But I just can’t really get into the mood to where I feel the need to yell at people on the internet.

It also helps 90% of everything I do is sarcasm with a thin veneer of anti-communism. Good stuff, that.

There are two things men are good at: Cooking, and clothes.

sturmbannfuehrer said: I track your tag.

Must be disappointingly empty. I mean, besides the occasional commie I end up angering because >muh revolution from above, I’m pretty much an unknown.