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Pagan Pathway

Celebrating Norse and Celtic Paganism (With some Greco-Roman and Slavic as well). Rekindle the passion for your ethnic European roots.

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29.04.202501:10

I've been researching the 1066 invasion lately and first of all it was Normans, who were Vikings from Sweden, Norway and Denmark, bringing a long a mixed Norse and French. A lot of people (especially Americans) tend to hate on 'the French' for the 1066 invasion, but in reality it was mostly or all Scandinavians. And fuck were they ever oppressive. It really reshapes your point of view on castles and shires because in reality the Castle was designed to oppress the peasantry. They would install castles all over England (especially in militaristically advantageous positions, such as cliffs or mountains) as a way of infiltrating a territory. So it's interesting that castles are portrayed as these magical kingdoms, but really it was more of a war tool for the elites.

England's history is endlessly fascinating.

28.04.202521:31

Interesting perspective
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWNkbJXH45o&ab_channel=HanniRam

28.04.202520:37

Well at least people in the comments are aware that it's the Jews behind this subversive propaganda

28.04.202519:49

This perfectly highlights the cushiness and arrogance of the boomer generation. 'Oh you have a criticism with England? Why don't you just move then?" They're such fucking morons

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYWul3OQvQ0&ab_channel=ConnorTomlinson

28.04.202514:59

https://youtu.be/2b_Vc9l8pEQ?si=KMDHy4waYp3cSrPC

28.04.202514:22

27.04.202519:42

castelnaud-la-chapelle

27.04.202519:04

New Burzum track
https://youtu.be/plHCMMLnehI?si=QPzQjbmuad7IjXPm

27.04.202518:53

Europeans dominated the world all while infighting

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GTK Radio (Guide to Kulchur)

27.04.202518:37

"Remigration and national security"

From my conversation with Semiogogue, Martin Sellner, and Academic Agent.

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27.04.202517:21

Venice, the iconic city of canals, has stood for over 1,500 years—built not on concrete or steel, but on millions of wooden logs driven deep into the clay of the lagoon as early as 421 AD. Surprisingly, these foundations are made mostly of alder wood, known for its durability in wet conditions, with some oak used in key structures.

When submerged in the oxygen-poor, salty waters beneath the city, the wood didn’t rot—instead, it gradually fossilized, hardening over time into a stone-like foundation. St. Mark’s Bell Tower alone rests on about 100,000 of these logs, while the majestic Basilica della Salute required more than a million.

To create this hidden support system, medieval builders pounded the logs up to three meters into the seabed, placing them just half a meter apart to form a dense, underwater forest. Today, this submerged wooden skeleton lies about 1.6 meters below the water’s surface, still quietly bearing the weight of one of the most enchanting cities in the world—a lasting tribute to the ingenuity of ancient engineering.

@europeanvolk

27.04.202517:18

A great argument to ask leftists on mass immigration is to first frame it as colonization and then to ask them 'do they oppose colonization?' It spins their leftist bias against colonization to our advantage.