The 5th Historical Telling.

On the first day of the 6th week of the year 279, in the age of Ordo Ad Chaos, Lord Helitron begins to expound on the nature of Collectivism, particularly how it was at war with the Liberty based Nationalism of the Covenant of Nations. Further elaborations are given into the revelation of the prophet Marx and one of the wings of the hidden power, The Holy See of Rothschild.

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[theprolifeguy]

You got it my friend...Great video

[gworksnell]

I'd have to agree on that point, man.

[hellsunicorn]

Pat Buchanan's articles were pretty controversial, I think his Romanist inclinations and his loyalty to his German ancestry caused him to have some revulsion at the way the entire country of Germany had been trashed after Hitler was out of the picture.

I don't fully agree with the conclusions that he drew on Hitler and the Nazis, as I don't like any kind of Socialistic system, but the way that the Allies just handed half of Germany to Russia was a travesty.

[gworksnell]

I agree with Ron Paul almost entirely with a few exceptions. Pat Buchanan kind of ruined his chances himself, he doesn't know when to shut up. He has good ideas, but the nazi sympathy articles he put out ended any chance of getting my support for any office.

[hellsunicorn]

I think that Ron Paul's Marque and Reprisal approach to dealing with Bin Laden's ilk is a far better approach than the kooky Wilsonian idealism that George W. Bush went with.

I probably would have supported Bob Dole if I'd been old enough to vote in 1996, but I became a Libertarian largely because of how much I don't like the Bush family, not to mention how the Republican Party shafted Pat Buchanan.

[gworksnell]

Everyone is entitled to their opinion. I haven't been too much of a fan of the war on terror, but I do think that we should go after bin laden types. Because I am not an insider, I have had doubts about the reasoning behind 9-11, we do need skeptics now a days. I don't shit on people for thinking differently than me if the majority of what they believe is in line with liberty.

[hellsunicorn]

Understood. I've taken something of an agnostic view of 9/11. The primary thing that Alex and I agreed on with regards to that issue is that there was something really fishy about Larry Silverstein getting all that money after the attacks. It might have been nothing more than a greedy piece of shit cashing in on the misery of others, but something stank.

I'm not a particularly huge supporter of the war on terror also, I think out entire foreign policy has been in the shiter since 1913.

[gworksnell]

Alex Jones turned me off with the 9/11 conspiracy stuff. But he is right on with what he's doing right now. Those Joker vids he made are awesome.

[TripperLV]

Yes, that is how the narrative comes across to me. It doesn't seem "contrived" or "forced" in any way, but very natural. You've obviously done your academic homework, as well as the practical work of applying the concepts, writing, etc. which gives the fictional story credibility. Nice work!

[hellsunicorn]

Youtube has been acting a little funny today, they actually took down the Most Viewed category on the front page, I didn't check to see if it was back up, but they took it down at just around the time when Alex Jones' "Joker" parody of Obama was getting into the top videos.