#14 Words

[princeofteevs]

David Eden Lane, #14Words: Elaborating on why we do not put blame on our brothers for deeds of destruction before hearing great truths, we must consider the nature of our minds. The human mind is much like a biological computer, G.I.G.O. (Garbage In, Garbage Out). And 99.9% of all sensory experience in the lives of the young men of our folk has been anti-nature garbage. The "evil White man," who oppresses women and minorities (actually vast majorities) has been a dominant theme in America and all Western Nations for generations. Our young men have rebelled against a system that grates against their very soul. Unfortunately that rebellion has seldom been constructive and it has led many into prison. Then, here in prison the rebellion usually continues in a self-destructive pattern. Drugs, drunkenness, gambling on Skraeling sports, bluster, and such, are of no value to the individual or his people. All too often our young men, when incarcerated, are quickly led into what I call the "Code of the Convict," or the convict mentality. How often have you heard the phrase, "He's a good convict?" Time and again I see a young man come to prison with a short sentence, maybe 5 years. Sometimes in this era they are railroaded into prison on false charges, just because they promoted the 14 Words. But as soon as they get here some group or gang starts to pressure them to join up. Almost always there are some members of the group who have destructive habits and when they have a collision, as they always do, the new recruit is required to support his "brother." So the 5-year sentence becomes 10 years or 20 years or life. "Brothers" like this we do not need. If it's the last thing I do before dying in the prisons of my enemy, it will be to change the "Code of the Convict" to the "Code of the Revolutionary."

I had a friend, a noble man, named Maynard Campbell. About 35 or 40 years ago he worked for a short time as a radio repairman for the Denver Police Department. But upon seeing what a corrupt organization the police department was, he quit and became a TV repairman. Then later he went into the lumber business. Then about 10 years ago the Ruby Ridge Massacre happened. The Feds murdered a woman named Vicky Weaver, and her son Sammy. They blew her head off while she was holding her youngest baby in her arms, all because the Weavers were White Folk who wanted to live with and preserve their own kind. After the murders, the Feds began their usual propaganda, demonizing the Weavers and justifying the murders. This was too much for Maynard Campbell. He wrote a short book exposing the lies and brutality of the Federal Assassins. So the Feds falsely charged him with cutting down trees on Federal property. And after the usual farce called a trial, instead of a fine, they put him in this prison; then labeled him an ex-cop. Naturally the "Code of the Convict" got Maynard killed. Maynard is no longer exposing the Federal murder of the Weavers, or the Federal murders of our race. The "Code of the Convict" did their dirty work for them. All the system has to do is accuse someone of being a rapist, a child molester, a snitch, an ex-cop, or whatever, and the "Code of the Convict" will do their dirty work for them. Part of the "Code of the Convict" grows from the mistaken belief that by putting down someone else, we raise ourselves up. I see drug dealers that may have ruined the lives of a thousand children attacking someone accused of a sex crime that may have harmed one person. That is hypocrisy. The man who is secure in his own self-image is not concerned with others in "their" society. When we have our own nations for the life and benefit of our folk, then we will worry about morality. In here we need to learn to mind our own business, and we need to remember that the "crimes" of others who have never heard truths and who have never been taught a sense of destiny, are "crimes" of ignorance as often as crimes of malice. I say quote crimes unquote for a reason, and this too is related to self-image. Far too many of our young men accept the label "criminal" or "convict," when in actuality they should consider themselves rebels and revolutionaries.

The U.S. Constitution restricts the police powers of the Federal Government to three areas. Treason, crimes on the seas or waterways, and counterfeiting. And since the Federal Reserve that prints "our" money is unconstitutional, that leaves two areas. How many of you here today are convicted of treason or crimes on the high seas? You see, the criminals who violated the supposed supreme law of the land are the ones who put you in prison. You are not the criminals.

Another famous philosopher once said, "He who kills one man is called a murderer, but he who kills millions is worshiped as a President, a King or and Emperor." Not that we should justify unjustified and unnecessary killing, but the point is, governments are always the greatest criminals, a million times over. So we do not need to support our self-image by denigrating other individuals. The forced bussing judge who destroys the lives and sensibilities of tens of thousands of the children of our folk, is also tens of thousands times more vile than any so-called convict. Even a Ted Bundy is an angel compared to a Federal bussing judge.

[victusinveritas]

[princeofteevs]

Fitting omen.

(Was lifetime banned off of Twitter for merely stating that if I am forcefully drafted into the U.S. military, I will shoot up the barracks and that I hope to kill as many U.S. troops as possible. Also, for sharing a quote from Andrew Anglin regarding nuclear fallout. The System doesn't want young White males even hearing the concept of if they are drafted to fight and die in one of America's bitch-wars to just turn the gun on the U.S. military. They don't want young White males hearing that if they are drafted, to blow up the barracks.

Cyber-trucks are shit and Elon Musk is a damn fool. That one of his shitty death-trap cyber-trucks blew up outside a Trump casino is of no surprise to any one of us and if anything is a fitting omen. May he, Trump and all of the rest of the anti-White scum in power "rest" in shit and piss.)

[imsofuckingnormalrightnow]

@irlgorlockwetnasty

you should have your fingers plucked off and your eyes cut out, you cannot create you ONLY destroy. 1350 fucking retard

[davidaugust]

[fonkeloog]

Regret

"Did you ever regret it?"

"Regret what?"

"Loving me."

"No. Not for a second."

@wolfstarmicrofic

[spiderlegsmusic]

14 words

[princeofteevs]

That Julius Evola book is of no real help. I read it at 15.

What a 15 year old should be studying is David Eden Lane & Ben Klassen.

https://www.jrbooksonline.com/PDF_Books/Lane/deceived_damned_and_defiant_david_lane.pdf

https://web.archive.org/web/20021014151521/http://www.wcotc.com/holybooks/

[tiniest-hands-in-all-the-land]

Been playing FFXIV recently desperately searching for my cunty lil man :)

I love my tiny little friend who insists I come with him for all of his political negotiations where I just sit and nod and occasionally smack a dude senseless

[hamable]

Brennan pulling out Real Test Papers and a Real Two Minute Timer is one of the scariest things I’ve ever seen on this show

[pierregaslays]

“thanks to keir starmer, a changed labour party” yeah he made it worse

[princeofteevs]

Why our forebears were buried with possessions. (Had nothing to do with their supposed need of them in a fictitious "afterlife")

Varg Vikernes: The items they buried them with were not meant to "go with them to the afterlife", to some fictional "Heaven". Our forebears were not the idiots our "scholars" and priests think they were, and present them as, in their books about pre-Christian customs. The items were there to help lift the amnesia that had been placed upon them by death. When they returned to life and entered the burial mounds to reclaim the items they had owned in previous lives, these items would – just like in the case of amnesia patients today – help them remember. The remains in the grave would too, and the location itself: a sacred place used by them for thousands of years.

Later on, they would use gold for such items to ensure that they would remain intact. Even after a thousand years, a gold amulet, a golden hair needle, or anything else golden in the burial mound, would remain the same.

But I trust you see the problem here, right?

How do you know that you have reincarnated as the person in that particular burial mound? How do you recognise yourself?

This is where we enter the topic of exoteric Paganism...

[shisasan]

July 14, 1912 The Diaries Of Franz Kafka, 1914-1923

[ID: July 14. Picked cherries on the ladder with a little basket. Was high up in the tree. END ID]

[princeofteevs]

Folkish Libertarianism & Chill 👍

1488 isn't even Fascist, it's Minarchist.

To the chagrin of "Neo-Nazis" & "Anti-Fascists" alike.

(88 is the opening and shutting of the 7 seals, 44 letters opens and 44 letters shuts. The King James Bible is a giant code-wheel constructed by Sir Francis Bacon and other adepts. He (Shakespeare) also generated a good portion of "modern English" on top of encoding the 7 magic squares in the format of the KJV. It's all tied to the 666 Sun Square along with 74. 74 • 9 = 666.

14 – 88 = –74

14/88 = 7/44

88² = 7744

7 • 4 = 28

Each 14 Word slogan of David Eden Lane, exactly 74 characters and the Simple English value of 741 along with exactly 61 letters each and 20 syllables each).

Types of Libertarianism

Libertarianism encompasses a range of theories about individual freedom, limited government, and the role of authority in society. Here are some key theories within libertarian thought:

1. Classical Libertarianism

Core Idea: Emphasizes individual liberty, minimal government interference, and free-market capitalism.

Theorists: John Locke, Adam Smith, and later, Robert Nozick.

Core Principle: The government’s role is to protect individual rights, especially property rights, and otherwise leave people free to pursue their own interests.

2. Anarcho-Capitalism

Core Idea: Advocates for the abolition of the state, with all functions typically performed by government, like law enforcement and defense, provided by private entities.

Theorists: Murray Rothbard, David D. Friedman.

Core Principle: Society should operate purely on voluntary agreements and contracts, with the market solving all problems through competition and self-regulation.

3. Left-Libertarianism

Core Idea: Combines libertarian principles with social justice concerns, emphasizing self-ownership, equal rights to natural resources, and opposing unequal wealth accumulation.

Theorists: Hillel Steiner, Peter Vallentyne.

Core Principle: While supporting individual liberty, it advocates for shared ownership or redistribution of natural resources to address inequality, thus aligning with some egalitarian ideals.

4. Minarchism

Core Idea: A form of libertarianism that supports a "minimal state" (minarchism), with the state limited to roles like protecting rights, defense, and judicial enforcement.

Theorists: Ayn Rand, Robert Nozick.

Core Principle: Government should only perform functions essential to protecting individual rights, such as maintaining a military and legal system, and stay out of other areas.

5. Civil Libertarianism

Core Idea: Focuses on protecting individual civil liberties and rights, particularly freedom of speech, privacy, and autonomy from state interference.

Theorists: John Stuart Mill, associated with modern civil rights movements.

Core Principle: Argues for strong protections against government encroachment on personal freedoms, particularly those enshrined in the Bill of Rights or similar civil liberties.

6. Libertarian Paternalism (Soft Libertarianism)

Core Idea: Suggests minimal, non-coercive state interventions that "nudge" individuals toward making better choices without restricting their freedom.

Theorists: Richard Thaler, Cass Sunstein.

Core Principle: Uses insights from behavioral economics to encourage beneficial choices while preserving individual autonomy, such as default retirement savings plans where people can opt out.

7. Geo-Libertarianism

Core Idea: Proposes that individuals fully own their labor and the products of their labor, but land and natural resources should be shared or taxed for the common good.

Theorists: Henry George.

Core Principle: Emphasizes a tax on land or natural resources to fund public goods, thus ensuring individuals benefit from the natural resources of a society without impeding individual liberty in other areas.

8. Libertarian Socialism

Core Idea: Advocates for a stateless society that organizes around decentralized communities, focusing on collective, voluntary, and self-managed structures.

Theorists: Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, Noam Chomsky.

Core Principle: Seeks to reduce hierarchical power, including capitalist structures, through a voluntary and community-focused approach.

9. Moral Libertarianism

Core Idea: Grounds libertarian beliefs in moral principles, often derived from Kantian ethics or natural rights theories.

Theorists: Robert Nozick, Jan Narveson.

Core Principle: Libertarianism is justified on moral grounds, claiming that individuals have an inherent right to self-ownership and that government should not violate this right.

[northernfireart]

based on a conversation I had with my best friend and after 10 minutes of crying laughing we agreed that this was very doctordonna coded.

[d3ssie-r0se]

dessie's official list of which robins can and can't say fuck

stephenie brown gets to bc she gets mischaracterized as a peppy teenager and she should be allowed to call someone a stupid motherfucker to their face

tim drake. he was going to go in first place but he loses some points for his fuckass og red robin costume. i feel like he hasn't slept in 3-7 business days at any given time and does a lot of screaming into pillows.

dick grayson. mfker has been carrying the hero community for so long but he's slightly nicer than tim so he goes here. i feel like he has the ability to use other words and make it hurt more.

jason todd says it enough already he doesn't need extra rights

damien actively does not get to say it.