Anybody care to discuss who we might beatify as Saints of our folkish faith?

Here's a few heroes to get the thread started.

Greeks: Odysseus, Theseus, Leonidas, Antiochus Epiphanes.

Romans: hard question, so many to chose from. How about a few random to start: Aeneas, Cincinnattus, Cicero, Marcus Aurelius.

Gaul: Vercengetorix, Roland, Carolus Magnus. Geoffrey of Bouillon, who broke through the wall of Jerusalem in the First Crusade, and put the Jews to the sword en route to finishing off the Saracens...

Germany: Arminius.... help me here. I'm weak on medieval Germanic history. Who was the great Emperor, who died in Turkey en route to the Second Crusade? Also, definitely, Uncle Wolf.

England: Arthur Rex, Robin Hood? or not? Richard Lionheart, or does he count as French? ha. Edward Longshanks for throwing out the Jews. My book says Cromwell's the villain for letting them back in.

Spain: here's my only vote for a woman: Isabella, who financed the exploration of the New World, who threw the Jews and Moors out of Spain-- all in one banner year, 1492!

Any suggestions for Scandanavia? Russia?

Poles have Jan Sobieski, the prince who helped saved Vienna from the Turks... Vlad Tepes, for fighting the Turks, as well...

Other suggestions?

Germany: Arminius.... help me here. I'm weak on medieval Germanic history. Who was the great Emperor, who died in Turkey en route to the Second Crusade? Also, definitely, Uncle Wolf.



Hmm, I admire the German Barbarossa with the flowing red beard more than Hitler. Barbarossa hit on the right formula .. Hitler was off by a bit : Julius Evola mentions this.




England: Arthur Rex, Robin Hood? or not? Richard Lionheart, or does he count as French? ha. Edward Longshanks for throwing out the Jews. My book says Cromwell's the villain for letting them back in.



Also, Northern Huguenot and Norman-French has been absorded into all the Britain including Ireland and into the British character. Although, today English people generally try to deny this and view Normans in a negative way because they where the last and the most harsh of the invaders. I would add Edward the confessor to your list.


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Hmm, I admire the German Barbarossa with the flowing red beard more than Hitler. Barbarossa hit on the right formula .. Hitler was off by a bit : Julius Evola mentions this.


Also, Northern Huguenot and Norman-French has been absorded into all the Britain including Ireland and into the British character. Although, today English people generally try to deny this and view Normans in a negative way because they where the last and the most harsh of the invaders. I would add Edward the confessor to your list.

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Evola definitely disliked the Hitlerian appeal to the German hoi polloi, as well as the trend in NS towards biologic materialism. I commented yesterday in a thread somewhere about Napoleon and Hitler compared if you care to expand on the demogogic aspect of Hitler. Still, I rank Hitler highly for his evident charisma, Providential luck, tenacity, daring, committment, and physical courage shown to the very end. If you havent read Savitri Devi's "Lightening and the Sun," I recommend it to you.

Frederick Barbarossa, thank you.

Germany: Frederick II.

Definitely.

Anybody care to discuss who we might beatify as Saints of our folkish faith?

Here's a few heroes to get the thread started.

Greeks: Odysseus, Theseus, Leonidas, Antiochus Epiphanes.

Romans: hard question, so many to chose from. How about a few random to start: Aeneas, Cincinnattus, Cicero, Marcus Aurelius.

Gaul: Vercengetorix, Roland, Carolus Magnus. Geoffrey of Bouillon, who broke through the wall of Jerusalem in the First Crusade, and put the Jews to the sword en route to finishing off the Saracens...

Germany: Arminius.... help me here. I'm weak on medieval Germanic history. Who was the great Emperor, who died in Turkey en route to the Second Crusade? Also, definitely, Uncle Wolf.

England: Arthur Rex, Robin Hood? or not? Richard Lionheart, or does he count as French? ha. Edward Longshanks for throwing out the Jews. My book says Cromwell's the villain for letting them back in.

Spain: here's my only vote for a woman: Isabella, who financed the exploration of the New World, who threw the Jews and Moors out of Spain-- all in one banner year, 1492!

Any suggestions for Scandanavia? Russia?

Poles have Jan Sobieski, the prince who helped saved Vienna from the Turks... Vlad Tepes, for fighting the Turks, as well...

Other suggestions?


LoL. Arthur never existed-he is a Welsh myth!! :p
As far as German heroes-how about Widukind who was a Saxon pagan resistance leader. Barbarossa, Karl der Grosse,Friedrich der Grosse, Richard Wagner,Friedrich Nietzsche,Otto der Grosse,Adolf Hitler,Kaisert Wilhelm II.Loads of heroes.

LoL. Arthur never existed-he is a Welsh myth!! :p
As far as German heroes-how about Widukind who was a Saxon pagan resistance leader. Barbarossa, Karl der Grosse,Friedrich der Grosse, Richard Wagner,Friedrich Nietzsche,Otto der Grosse,Adolf Hitler,Kaisert Wilhelm II.Loads of heroes.

Hey I dont care if they exist or not. "Myth" is exactly the idea when it comes to saints.

Kaiser Will 2 gets a nyet from me. He abdicated when Germany needed his strong hand the most. Either he should have found a way to avoid the war, or he should have crushed Eisner and the other Jewcomms-- but in the end he listened to a bunch of lillylivered "advisors" who said step down. Big mistake, big disaster for the White man everywhere.

When we start worshipping those who have slaughtered we're in a sinking ship indeed. When we place a value on human life we're totally fucked.

It's disturbing to see that there are so many people who believe that killing off non-Whites is a feasible method. When you're in a mindset that any death of an individual based upon their misfortune to be born non-White is a positive thing you're no better than Muslim extremist, an African war monkey, or even an Israeli (saying they're from Palestine, which I still consider that area to be, would be an insult to Arab Palestinians and I don't have the heart to insult them in that manner) military checkpoint soldier.

Vercengetorix was a great warrior who outsmarted Julius Caesar before finally succumbing to Roman might.