Belin. Before and after they removed the aether harnessing antenna

🇮🇹 Presumibilmente un forte della Prima Guerra Mondiale in Francia...

Ma cosa succederebbe se ti dicessi che questo "forte" è molto più antico e che tutta la "catena montuosa" era una struttura del Mondo Antico e il "forte" è semplicemente ciò che ne è rimasto.

🇭🇲 Presumably a fort from the First World War in France...

But what if I told you that this 'fort' is much older and that the entire 'mountain range' was a structure from the Ancient World and the 'fort' is simply what remains of it.

🇧🇷 Presumivelmente, um forte da Primeira Guerra Mundial na França...

Mas e se eu lhe dissesse que esse “forte” é muito mais antigo e que toda a “cadeia montanhosa” era uma estrutura do Mundo Antigo e o “forte” é simplesmente o que restou dela?

🇫🇷 Probablement un fort de la Première Guerre mondiale en France...

Mais que se passerait-il si je vous disais que ce « fort » est beaucoup plus ancien et que toute la « chaîne de montagnes » était une structure du monde antique et que le « fort » n'est que ce qu'il en reste.


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🇮🇹 Unicorno — un animale cancellato

Centinaia di incisioni, stemmi e monete raffigurano la stessa creatura — un cavallo con un corno.

Non sono fantasie. È una ripetizione sistematica da diversi paesi e epoche. Non venivano disegnati per bellezza — venivano registrati come fatto.

Se riconosciamo l'esistenza del cavallo, perché l'esistenza del cavallo unicorno è considerata impossibile? Perché nella storia non deve esserci spazio per ciò che non si adatta al modello ufficiale.

🇭🇲 Unicorn — an extinct animal

Hundreds of engravings, coats of arms and coins depict the same creature — a horse with a horn.

These are not fantasies. It is a systematic repetition from different countries and eras. They were not drawn for beauty — they were recorded as fact.

If we recognise the existence of the horse, why is the existence of the unicorn considered impossible? Because in history there must be no room for anything that does not fit the official model.

🇧🇷 Unicórnio — um animal extinto

Centenas de gravuras, brasões e moedas retratam a mesma criatura — um cavalo com um chifre.

Não são fantasias. É uma repetição sistemática de diferentes países e épocas. Não eram desenhados por beleza — eram registrados como fato.

Se reconhecemos a existência do cavalo, por que a existência do cavalo unicórnio é considerada impossível? Porque na história não deve haver espaço para o que não se encaixa no modelo oficial.

🇫🇷 La licorne — un animal disparu

Des centaines de gravures, d'armoiries et de pièces de monnaie représentent la même créature — un cheval avec une corne.

Ce ne sont pas des fantasmes. Il s'agit d'une répétition systématique dans différents pays et à différentes époques. Elles n'étaient pas dessinées pour leur beauté — elles étaient enregistrées comme un fait.

Si nous reconnaissons l'existence du cheval, pourquoi l'existence de la licorne est-elle considérée comme impossible ? Parce que dans l'histoire, il ne doit pas y avoir de place pour ce qui ne correspond pas au modèle officiel.


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🇬🇧 The Sound Stones

Pinuccio Sciola (1942-2016) was a Sardinian artist, sculptor, and muralist best known for his groundbreaking work with "sound stones." In the 1990s, Sciola discovered a fascinating property in certain limestone and basalt rocks: they resonate when rubbed or gently struck.

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🇬🇧 In Old Documents, When Recording Dates with Letters and Numbers, the First Letters were Separated by Dots

In Albrecht Dürer's engraving, the Latin letter "I" is separated by dots on both sides so that it is not accidentally confused with numbers. Therefore, Dürer's engraving is dated not 1524, but the year 524 AD.

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🇬🇧 Marked for Return, Bound to the Threshold

The notion that cats possess nine lives isn’t born from whimsy—it is an inheritance from cultures that marked the feline not as pet, but as threshold guardian. In ancient Egypt, the cat was sacred to Bastet, protector of hearth and home, but also a being of liminality. Able to pass between worlds, it stood at the intersection of domesticity and the divine, life and afterlife. A cat’s survival through injury, its uncanny balance, and its inscrutable behavior were not curiosities—they were read as signs of protection, alignment, or unnatural favor.

The number nine carries mathematical and symbolic weight. In Greek tradition, it was a number of completion—three threes, a triad of triads. The Ennead of Heliopolis counted nine gods at the core of creation. In Norse cosmology, there are nine worlds rooted in Yggdrasil. Within this numerical symmetry, the cat became a vessel of mystery: one body, many returns. Not immortality, but recurrence.

The persistence of the nine-lives motif in medieval and early modern Europe speaks not to superstition but to recognition. Sailors brought cats aboard for protection against vermin and, quietly, misfortune. Folklore gave them surplus lives not as fantasy, but as accounting—tracking the number of times they survived what should have ended them.

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🇬🇧 Race Determines Everything

The racial essence of a people shapes its core: worldview, imagery, and archetypes, which are later reflected in the external manifestations of the people — culture, art, folklore. It is precisely the blood, racial closeness that explains such similarity among the white nations of Europe, their languages, and cultures. Conversely, alienation from each other explains the stark difference between us and foreigners, no matter how close they may be to us geographically.

Thus, the diversity of life is conditioned by the diversity of species. And however we may explain this division, whether by divine decree or evolution, the main value is the preservation of one's own kind and its reproduction. Life itself tells us this and drives us towards it.

Any ideology or theory that contradicts this natural law not only conflicts with life but outright denies it.

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Michael Tsarion | On Calvinism

The covert devices of the elite to reduce individuals to their limbic survival brain:

When in survival mode, individuals are easy to collectivize and herd towards pre-ordained goals

They create the conditions for fear, they create the propaganda for where safety lies and suddenly what seemed like a noble cause turns out to be between guard rails with the faceless herd headed into the slaughter house.

A much better story is the one where the individual subdues their base instincts, they become aware of who they are, and begin to solve problems creatively, and selflessly.

The inspired individual is the first to smell a rat in a top hat preaching the external struggle is more important than the internal one.

What is offered in life to the inspired individual is far more rewarding than the one lead by the nose into the collective.

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Niklot

Niklot (†August 1160) was a prince of the Slavic Obotrites and ancestor of the House of Mecklenburg, which would rule the region for centuries.

He became chief of the Obotrite confederacy, including the Kissini and the Circipani, between the years 1130 and 1131 and remained in this position until his death in 1160. For nearly 30 years he resisted Saxon princes, especially Henry the Lion during the Wendish Crusade.

Although Niklot resisted the siege of his fortress at Dobin, he was forced to pay tribute to the Christian crusaders. He subsequently arranged peaceful terms with Adolf of Holstein, Duke Henry the Lion of Saxony and Henry of Ratzeburg.

Niklot died defending Orla in 1160 during Henry the Lion's invasion of his lands. Despite his defeat, he became a symbol of Slavic resistance against German and Christian domination.

He had a brother Lubemar and three sons Prislav, Wertislav and Pribislav. Pribislav was the founder of the princely dynasty that ruled Mecklenburg until 1918.

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