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The term #153 - assclown appears to be a rhetorical device for Nazis equivalence evasion...

#153 - AUTO-DA-F|e MANIFESTO = [#6, #14, #19, #48, #66]

ch|Au (oaL): 1. ugly, 2. clown, 3. Chou, 4. Second Earthly Branch, 5.
shameful; disgraceful, 6. 1 am to 3 am

REDUCTIO AD HITLERUM TABLE TALK ON 31 MARCH 1942 AS IDEA #177: "WITHOUT *COMPULSION* [#38 -> #33 - 3 APRIL 33 AD / 2015 | #71 -> #34 | #44 -> #35 |
#65 -> #36 - 25 APRIL | #11 -> #37 | #17 -> #38 - 8 JUNE | #14 -> #39 | #41

#40 | #68 -> #41], we would never have united all the various German

families with these thick-headed, parochially minded fellowsrCoeither in Charlemagne's time or to-day. If the German people is the child of ancient philosophy and Christianity, it is so less by reason of a free choice than
by *REASON* *OF* *A* *COMPULSION* exercised upon it by these triumphant
forces: "AND FROM THENCEFORTH PILATE SOUGHT TO RELEASE HIM: BUT THE JEWS
CRIED OUT, SAYING, IF THOU LET THIS MAN GO, THOU ART NOT CAESAR'S FRIEND:
#153 = [#38, #71, #44] / TETRA #19 - FOLLOWING (o+R, #317) / APPRAISAL #2: PAIRING, FOLLOWING, THEY GATHER BY TYPE. #886 - p|-ng c||ng -cr ch|Au (uLio+Rte+oaL)
WHOSOEVER MAKETH HIMSELF A KING SPEAKETH AGAINST CAESAR." [John 19:12]

#237 - (UNFRIENDLY / INHOSPITABLE) / USE OF FORCE = [#2, #19, #21, #26,
#42, #57, #70]

p|-ng (uLi): 1. friend, 2. to group together, 3. a group of people, 4. a
string of shells, 5. to be the same as, 6. Peng

#317 - #57: LYNCHPIN ANTI-STATISM COLLECTIVE ACTION [COOK'S DISCOVERY 22
AUGUST 1770 / #194 ... #239 - ANZACS PICTURED 10 JANUARY 1915 ON PYRAMID OF GIZA / #459 - 25 MARCH AS LADY DAY COMMEMORATING THE FEAST OF THE *ANNUNCIATION* (FROM 12TH CENTURY UNTIL 1751 THE LEGAL YEAR IN ENGLAND
BEGAN)] = [#2, #8, #15, #19, #21, #41, #43, #50, #51, #67]

SOLAR ECLIPSE 21 AUGUST 2017 / AEST: 22 AUGUST 2017, DUBBED THE "GREAT
AMERICAN ECLIPSE" BY SOME MEDIA: Prior to this event, no solar eclipse had been visible across the entirety of the United States since 8 JUNE 1918;
not since the FEBRUARY 1979 eclipse had a total eclipse been visible from anywhere in the mainland United States.

c||ng (o+R): 1. from, 2. to follow, 3. past; through, 4. to comply; to submit; to defer, 5. to participate in something, 6. to use a certain method or principle, 7. usually, 8. something secondary, 9. remote relatives, 10. secondary, 11. to go on; to advance, 12. at ease; informal, 13. a follower;
a supporter, 14. to release, 15. perpendicular; longitudinal

#179 - PROPENSITY = [#16, #19, #29, #50, #65]

-cr (te+): 1. thus; so; like that, 2. in a manner, 3. final particle with no meaning, 4. final particle marking a question, 5. you; thou, 6. this; that

#153 - AUTO-DA-F|e MANIFESTO = [#6, #14, #19, #48, #66]

ch|Au (oaL): 1. ugly, 2. clown, 3. Chou, 4. Second Earthly Branch, 5.
shameful; disgraceful, 6. 1 am to 3 am

In the same way, in Imperial times, it was under the empire of *COMPULSION* (eg: #247 - RETRO ACTION (#275 = #247 - f|| (*nc): *RESTORE* + #28 - g|o (oAn): *ANCIENT* *TIMES*) BY #30 - y|4 (u>a): *CRUEL* *BARBARISM*) that the German people engineered its fusion beneath a Christianity represented by a
universal church rCoin the image of ancient Rome, which also inclined to universality. It is certain that a man like Charlemagne was not inspired
merely by a desire for political power, but sought, in faithfulness to the ancient idea, for an expression of civilisation.

#177 - F|LHRERPRINZIP AS #174 - COEFFICIENT (c-# = a-# + b-#) DERIVATION = [#2, #4, #18, #22, #23, #46, #62]

j-2n (oca): 1. *GOLD*, 2. money, 3. Jin; Kim, 4. Kangxi radical 167, 5. Later Jin Dynasty; Jin Dynasty, 6. metal, 7. hard, 8. a unit of money in China in historic times, 9. golden; gold colored, 10. a weapon, 11. valuable, 12.
metal agent, 13. cymbals, 14. Venus

#184 = [#3, #44, #56, #81]

ni|| (tec): 1. an *OX*; a cow; a bull, 2. Niu, 3. Kangxi radical 93, 4.
Taurus, 5. stubborn

Now, the example of the ancient world proves that civilisation can flourish only in States that are solidly organised. What would happen to a factory
given over to anarchy, in which the employees came to their work only when
the fancy took them?

Without organisationrCothat is to say, *WITHOUT* *COMPULSION*rCoand, consequently, without sacrifice on the part of individuals, nothing can
work properly. *ORGANISED* *LIFE* *OFFERS* *THE* *SPECTACLE* *OF* *A* *PERPETUAL* *RENUNCIATION* *BY* *INDIVIDUALS* [*ON*] *A* *PART* *OF*
*THEIR* *LIBERTY*. The more exalted a situation a man occupies, the easier
this renunciation should appear to him. Since his field of vision is wider,
he should be able all the better to admit the necessity for
self-compulsion. In a healthy State, this is what distinguishes the |-lite
from the men who remain mingled with the great masses. The man who rises
must grow with his task, his understanding must expand simultaneously with
his functions.

If a street-sweeper is unable or unwilling to sacrifice his tobacco or his beer, then I think: "Very well, my good man, that's precisely why you're a street-sweeper and not one of the ruling personalities of the State!" It's
just as well, by the way, that things are like that, for the nation, collectively, has just as much need of its street-sweepers.

YOUTUBE: "MUSE - UPRISING"

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"THEY WILL NOT FORCE US
THEY WILL STOP DEGRADING US
THEY WILL NOT CONTROL US
AND WE WILL BE VICTORIOUS"

Guided by these rules, which are quite simple and quite natural,
Charlemagne gathered the Germans into a well-cemented community and created
an empire that continued to deserve the name long after his death. The fact
was that this empire was made of the best stuff of the ancient Roman EmpirerCoso much so that for centuries the peoples of Europe have regarded it as the successor to the universal empire of the Caesars. The fact that this German empire was named "the Holy Roman Empire" has nothing whatsoever to
do with the Church, and has no religious significance.

Unlike the idea attached to the word "Reich", the idea of the "Chancellor
of the Reich" has unfortunately lost its significance in the course of the centuries. On a single occasion a giant gave it its full glory, and then it came to signify abortions like Wirth, Bruning, etc. At present, in view of
the authoritarian form we have given the State, that has no importance. One
can even declare that this title is not a suitable designation for the HEAD
OF THE STATE. Historically, as a matter of fact, it is connected with the mental picture according to which, above the Chancellor, there is yet
another person who represents the State as its supreme chiefrCoand it little matters whether he is called Emperor, President, or by some quite different name.

In the National Socialist form of State, the title "Fuehrer" is the most suitable. It implies, amongst other things, the idea that the HEAD OF THE
STATE has been chosen by the German people. Although it sometimes produces superfluities and over-lappingsrCowhen one reads beneath a photograph, for example:

"At the Fuehrer's side, the Oberfuehrer So-and-So", that has no importance,
at least while I'm still alive. But when I'm no longer there, it will be necessary to alter that and to give the notion of "Fuehrer" a uniform
meaning.

In any case it would be inopportune to change the title of the HEAD OF THE STATE, since this title is associated with the very form of the State
itself. (ie. THE FEME: #174 / #660 - |o|othar (H5641): *HIDDEN* AGENCY ASSOCIATED WITH A FORMULA OF PROGRESSION (#1 + #2 + #3 = #6) AS ITS KINGDOM
OF ENDS) In addition to being a display of family pride in political
matters, it was Napoleon's greatest error, and at the same time a proof of
bad taste on his part, to have renounced the title of "First Consul" in
order to have himself called "Emperor". As a matter of fact, it was under
the title of "First Consul" that the RevolutionrCothe one that shook the worldrCocarried him to power above the Directoire (that public-house committee)rCohim, the Republican General. By giving up this title and having himself called emperor, he denied the Jacobins, his former companions in
the struggle, and lost their support. At the same stroke he alienated, both
at home and abroad, countless partisans who saw in him the personification
of the moral resurrection that the French Revolution was to bring with it.
To understand the effect produced by this wilful action, it's enough to
imagine the effect it would have on the people of Munich, and on the rest
of the world, if I had myself carried through the streets of Munich in a *GILDED* *COACH*.

#660 = [#3, #13, #28, #32, #35, #39, #47, #54, #57, #60, #63, #71, #78,
#80]

ch-o (*+e): 1. a vehicle, 2. Kangxi radical 159, 3. a cart; a carriage, 4. a tool with a wheel, 5. a machine, 6. metal turning; lathe work, 7. to lift hydraulically, 8. to transport something in a cart, 9. to sew with a sewing machine, 10. to turn, 11. Che, 12. a chariot, 13. jaw, 14. ivory bed frame,
15. a cart load; a truck load, 16. to transport, 17. mother-of-pearl, 18. a waterwheel; equipment for lifting water

In any case, Napoleon gained nothing by committing this fault, for the old monarchies did not fail to display the scorn they felt for a self-made man.
The only thing he ever got from them was the Habsb|+rgertum (a joke on the
name of the Habsburg dynasty and the word B|+rgertum, meaning bourgeoisie), which was foisted upon him and whose arrival irremediably wounded the
national pride of the French. In fact, in the eyes of the French, the
lovely Jos|-phine, cast off in favour of the Habsb|+rgertum, was the model of the strictly Republican French-woman. She was esteemed as the woman who, at Napoleon's side, had climbed the rungs leading to the highest post in the State. The stupefaction caused in Europe by that title of "Emperor" is well characterised by the gesture of Beethoven, who tore up a symphony he had
just dedicated to Napoleon. He trampled on the fragments, exclaiming:
"*HE'S* *NOT* *THE* *EXTRA*-*ORDINARY* *MAN* *I* *BELIEVED*, *HE'S* *ONLY*
*A* *MAN*!" [pages 381, 383]

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Bert(AWRvB) <reijerse81@newsxs.nl> wrote:

Ukraine: AZOV NAZIS vermoordden een jongen van 15 jaar omdat hij tegen
de BANDERA NAZIS protesteerde en geven nu Rusland de schuld!!

(Dit doen de BANDERA NAZIS in Ukraine elke keer!)

https://twitter.com/IAPonomarenko/status/1973462937047277837

https://twitter.com/LtColonelGrad/status/1973735491414679897

Subhuman Azov UkroNazis killed him. And you pathetic oxygen thief is
spewing the lies of the Ukranian Nazi regime that killed over 50,000
people in Donna's since 2014 coup just because they decided not to
support the UkroNazis

https://twitter.com/Russki_88/status/1973557804100362372

Hey retard! I have friends from Kramatorsk which in 2014 saw a huge pro-Russian uprising. This kid was killed for his anti-Bendera stance,
and he was among many who were killed because of that. Try harder next
time assclown!

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