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Het postmodernisme bracht ons niks dan ellende: waarheidsrelativering, cultuur- en genderrelativisme, post truth waanzin, nihilisme, verlies aan zingeving, hyper individualisme, ondermijning van westers zelfbewustzijn, geflirt met destructieve anti-westerse, anti-kapitalistische en totalitaire stromingen en uiteindelijk bracht het woke voort: het gif van deze tijd: #postmodernisme #woke #nihilisme

MAGA – RUSSIA LINKS: THE KREMLIN IS SAYING THE QUIET PART OUT LOUD. Kirill Dmitriev openly tries to sell Putinism to MAGA as an alliance of “Christianity,” “traditional values,” “strong borders” and “truth.” So I ask him directly: MR KIRILL DMITRIEV — HOW CHRISTIAN IS YOUR https://t.co/BxC6Dr3Lm2 #MAGA #Putinism #Christianity #RU

In Sept 1939, Poland was attacked by Nazi Germany (Sept 1st) and Soviet Russia (Sept 17th). The Poles were first victims of joint German-Soviet invasion. The truth about aggression against Poland must never be forgotten. #OTD #history #WWII https://t.co/6NutuxOFkL #history #WWII #Poland #PL #DE #RU

WITNESS TO HISTORY Mike Walsh. Afraid of the truth, major book publishers, including Amazon, banned this ultimate truth-telling illustrated book. Despite censorship, this is the most widely read modernising true history of Adolf Hitler and The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich. https://barnesreview.org/product/witness-to-history-the-reich-legend-uncensored/

WITNESS TO HISTORY Mike Walsh. Afraid of the truth, major book publishers, including Amazon, banned this ultimate truth-telling illustrated book. Despite censorship, this is the most widely read modernising true history of Adolf Hitler and The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich. https://barnesreview.org/product/witness-to-history-the-reich-legend-uncensored/

Antisemitism in Canada! DONALD TRUMP shares on Truth Social the call from Christian lawmakers in the USA. They are demanding "legal, safe, and appropriately expedited processes" for Jewish Canadians who want to leave the country due to rising antisemitism. (translated)

The Age of Experts Is Over If the past two decades—COVID-19, the 2008 financial crisis, and the net-zero charade—have taught us anything, it is this: the age of unquestioned experts is over. Authority issued by corrupt, bloated institutions no longer commands automatic respect. We are entering an era in which trust must be earned, not assumed. Credentials matter less than results. Expertise can become conformity wrapped in a credential; status is no substitute for trustworthiness. The future belongs to those with proven track records, not merely letters after their names. Friedrich Nietzsche warned of this more than a century ago. He distrusted experts who served the spirit of their age—those who mistook consensus for courage and conformity for principle. To Nietzsche, many authorities were functionaries of the status quo: too timid to challenge the sacred assumptions of their time. University professors, state philosophers, and moral enforcers wore obedience as a badge of honor. They did not think; they repeated. They did not challenge; they conformed. They made the ordinary seem profound through jargon, complexity, and ambiguity. Nietzsche saw these not as signs of insight, but as camouflage—cowardice in disguise. He also distinguished knowledge from wisdom. Knowledge can be taught, measured, and tested. Wisdom must be earned through suffering, struggle, and brutal self-examination. Nietzsche admired those who forged their own paths rather than simply climbing institutional ladders. Even in science, he saw a danger. He respected its methods but feared their sanctification. Science, he argued, still required justification; materialists confused method with meaning and data with truth. Experts who presented science as the only path to knowledge were, in Nietzsche’s eyes, dogmatists in lab coats. So the question is no longer, “What are your qualifications?” It is: What have you done? What have you risked? What have you proved? We must recover the courage to think for ourselves—and place our confidence only in those who have earned it through action, not appointment.

The Embers of Europe are Dying. A stunning Wake Up ballad by Michael Walsh. Your music is appreciated by so many, and I am sure your sales and exposure will only increase due to your hard work and compassion for truth and justice for all. Good luck on the rest of your journey. Thanks for being along for the ride. Yours truly, Carey Wong. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRWJ9jpROso&feature=youtu.be

WITNESS TO HISTORY. MIKE WALSH The Truth They Do Not Want You to Read: Award-Winning Writer. From 1934, the British, Soviet, and American empires provoked war with trade rival Germany. The successful Reich was overrun, plundered and occupied. This amazing illustrated best-seller tells you what the victors won’t tell you. https://barnesreview.org/product/witness-to-history-the-reich-legend-uncensored/

WITNESS TO HISTORY Mike Walsh: “I have read a lot about WWII and Germany. This includes David Irving’s books. However, you wrapped it all in a really tidy and factual package. I highly recommend it to all my history truth-seeking friends. Thank you for such a great book.” ~ B. Wiggles. https://barnesreview.org/product/witness-to-history-the-reich-legend-uncensored/

The Politics of Pity For a decade, the West has argued whether empathy should be its highest value. Some praise it as a superpower; others call it harmful. Gad Saad’s “Suicidal Empathy” topped the New York Times list. Elon Musk called empathy a weakness; John C. Reilly called it a superpower. Ideas should be judged by consequences. Compassion-justified policies have coincided with worse addiction and homelessness, rising crime, mass migration, social fragmentation, higher living costs, and controversial medical interventions for gender-dysphoric minors. When these fail, advocates often claim it was not implemented “strongly enough.” ## An Inversion of Truth A quote often attributed to Hannah Arendt claims “the death of human empathy” precedes barbarism, but no source supports it, and her writings argued almost the opposite. Arendt contrasted the American Revolution’s institutions and law with the French revolutionaries’ “politics of pity.” Pity is not compassion: it ranks “fortunate” and “unfortunate,” grants the pitier moral authority, and overrides rights. Arendt argued this enabled Robespierre’s Terror. ## The Trojan Horse Empathy can become projection—imposing your values as if they were others’ needs. Adam Smith warned about the “man of system.” Nietzsche described societies so “soft and tender” they side with those who harm them. Orwell noted equality preaching alongside elite privilege. Rob Henderson calls these “luxury beliefs.” I call it suicidal narcissism: acquiring moral status by appearing compassionate while policies erode the foundations others rely on. The reward is immediate; the damage comes later.