Although the word "Commando" was wrongly used to describe all Boer soldiers, a commando was a unit formed from a particular district. None of the units was organized in regular companies, battalions or squadrons. The Boer commandos were individualists who were difficult to control, resented formal discipline or orders, and earned a British jibe that"every Boer was his own general".
Leave me alone WK if I wanted to talk to a vegetable I would go to the fridge and get one.
Although the word "Commando" was wrongly used to describe all Boer soldiers, a commando was a unit formed from a particular district. None of the units was organized in regular companies, battalions or squadrons. The Boer commandos were individualists who were difficult to control, resented formal discipline or orders, and earned a British jibe that"every Boer was his own general".
I found some footage of you on tour SB.
SB
Apocalypse Now: Ride of the Valkyres
Although the word "Commando" was wrongly used to describe all Boer soldiers, a commando was a unit formed from a particular district. None of the units was organized in regular companies, battalions or squadrons. The Boer commandos were individualists who were difficult to control, resented formal discipline or orders, and earned a British jibe that"every Boer was his own general".
Aside from an ever increasing number of mortals who have willfully chosen to worship Satan and his minions, our battle has always been against the powers and principalities operating surreptitiously throughout this twisted world.
Passionate Soldier Reveals What He Saw In Vietnam
Indeed Vietnam is one of the most interesting geopolitical events in the 20th century. The reason behind that war is still obscured...
Anyway Apocalypse Now and FMJ does a prity good job of conveying that sense of hell on earth.
Lt Col Kilgore is one of those immortal characters from cinema that will define the 20th century.
Ride of the Valkyries come on people cool factor of 10 000.
"I can't speak for anybody else but I joined to travel to exotic lands, meet exotic peoples and kill them."
Sounds like Lt Col Kilgore's epitaph.
Although the word "Commando" was wrongly used to describe all Boer soldiers, a commando was a unit formed from a particular district. None of the units was organized in regular companies, battalions or squadrons. The Boer commandos were individualists who were difficult to control, resented formal discipline or orders, and earned a British jibe that"every Boer was his own general".
Spengler's no prophet for humanity, as he didn't take the unpredictable element into account.
Is it really a dumbing down if the educators have deliberately avoided or shut down any kind of proposed substantial reform for over 70-80 years? All the recommended reforms proposed today are superficial in comparison. Proposals such as the elimination of Latin/Greek from the curriculum, except for specialized training i.e. philologists? Or the omission of mandatory secondary languages, which are again, only suited for specialized training i.e. diplomats? I'm sure most people choose to learn a second language so they can boast about it to their friends and flaunt their privilege. What's the whole point of teaching art and music to inartistic people? It remains undigested and they eventually throw it overboard as useless or they produce caricatures of it. The education system has been dying for centuries and this "dumbing down" you speak of is merely the inevitable outcome. It's because the teachers don't want to step down from their pedestal and re-learn everything that they enable it's stagnation. After all, in the elite's view, the people only exist for the state and the state demands that “the young man must one day become a useful member of human society.” Get a job, make money, pay taxes. That's the basic sum of the average successful life.
I'll give some advice despite my contempt for America. How to awaken the average American?
Tragedy is the best purgative. He must lose everything that has kept him tethered to the status quo. I'm speaking from experience. From my youth, my aim was always to live a carefree normal life. Get it done and out of the way so I don't have to think about it. That was my attitude towards all homework. Under the IQ system, I'd have probably been ranked below average. Math was always my worst subject, it's the one thing I could never overcome. I was robbed of this privileged normal life via systematic verbal abuse. It'd have at least been bearable if I had been received Stoic training and had been physically beaten up from an early age by picking fights with people (another thing I picked up from Hitler. The past me would have been appalled at this recommendation). But since I only had Christianity to lean upon at that time, I was turned into a nervous wreck, unfit for life. As such, I never got to graduate from high school and was turned into a social pariah/hermit. Yet this deprivation and total isolation has afforded me a tremendous amount of time for reading and studying and I think it proper of me to say that I've far exceeded most of my peers, since they stopped learning after they graduated. How many people can honestly recall what they learned in school?
Following that, he must awaken an instinct for beauty, this is the lesson ancient Greece has in store for him. Read the classics. Study the architecture and sculptures (doing it right before you sleep would be the best time since you don't usually think about these things). A humanistic training is fundamental and one of the chief qualifications for leadership.
And needless to say, he must not neglect training of the body. "The body profits little" is the antithesis to Spartan training. This biblical directive wasn't originally intended to be read by everyone, it's only for the highly cultivated wise men, spiritual masters, elderly, etc. that it's relevant.
Do you have non-sensationalist sources for this?
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