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(11-15-2015 05:03 PM)Libertas Wrote:(11-15-2015 03:11 PM)Aurini Wrote: Rumour has it that some of us are doing that already. Did you know that most Catholic brotherhoods and knightly orders started off as ad hoc organizations before being authorized by the Church?
Just saying.
Indeed, and I would gladly join a local chapter.
(11-15-2015 05:53 PM)Neo Wrote:https://modernmilitiamovement.wordpress.com/(11-15-2015 05:03 PM)Libertas Wrote:(11-15-2015 03:11 PM)Aurini Wrote: Rumour has it that some of us are doing that already. Did you know that most Catholic brotherhoods and knightly orders started off as ad hoc organizations before being authorized by the Church?
Just saying.
Indeed, and I would gladly join a local chapter.
As would I.
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(11-15-2015 05:03 PM)Libertas Wrote:(11-15-2015 03:11 PM)Aurini Wrote: Rumour has it that some of us are doing that already. Did you know that most Catholic brotherhoods and knightly orders started off as ad hoc organizations before being authorized by the Church?
Just saying.
Indeed, and I would gladly join a local chapter.
Quote:Edit: found it!
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(11-16-2015 01:27 AM)captain_shane Wrote:Quote:Edit: found it!
I posted this on my facebook feed earlier today and was met with 3 likes, all three had a french flag filter on their profiles. Irony doesn't exist with these types.
(11-15-2015 05:03 PM)Libertas Wrote:I had aspirations in this area at one time.(11-15-2015 03:11 PM)Aurini Wrote: Rumour has it that some of us are doing that already. Did you know that most Catholic brotherhoods and knightly orders started off as ad hoc organizations before being authorized by the Church?
Just saying.
Indeed, and I would gladly join a local chapter.

(11-16-2015 12:46 AM)N°6 Wrote: I have always thought that reviving the ancient and medieval Christian orders would solve the problem of a feminised church and the hemorrhaging of male members - especially those of fighting age.e
Don't rule out excommunications being issued by Rome under pressure from the US State Department. Those who join the equivalent Protestant orders will obviously come under condemnation from the Swedish lesbian clergy.
Quote:German Chancellor Angela Merkel is refusing to drop her open door migration policy, insisting that the first priority following the terrorist attacks on Paris is to protect “innocent” refugees and restore “hope” to them.
Merkel has come under fire within her own coalition government for her continued support for open borders, following the revelation that at least one of the terrorists involved in the atrocities in Paris on Friday posed as a Syrian refugee in order to gain entry into Europe.
In August of this year Germany ignored European Union rules and threw open her doors to all Syrian refugees, promising them asylum. Hundreds of thousands came. She also urged the UK to follow her example.
But far from backing away from the policy in light of the Paris attack, she has instead hit back at her critics, telling reporters: “We all know that time is running out to return hope to the millions of refugees,” who she described as “innocent” people fleeing war and terrorism, Bloomberg has reported.
Speaking at the G20 summit in Antalya, Turkey, Mrs Merkel said that the immediate task was to track down those responsible for the attack and hold them to account, saying: “We owe that not only to the victims but also to security in our countries and to the refugees, a large number of whom are fleeing terrorism.”
The summit talks had underscored that the refugee crisis was a global problem, she said, adding: “everyone has a duty to give refugees a home, or at least a temporary home.”
Her refusal to shift her stance on migration policy has created a rift amongst her coalition partners over the last few days. According to Reuters, the Bavarian Finance Minister Markus Soeder, a senior member of Merkel’s sister party the Christian Social Union (CSU) turned the screws on Merkel when he told Welt am Sonntag newspaper “The days of uncontrolled immigration and illegal entry can’t continue just like that. Paris changes everything.
“The CSU stands behind the chancellor, but it would be good if Angela Merkel acknowledged that the opening of the border for an unlimited period of time was a mistake.”
His comments were sharply rebuked by Bavarian state premier Horst Seehofer, leader of the CSU, who said it was “totally inappropriate” to criticise the Chancellor at a time when democrats should stand united.
On Saturday, in the immediate aftermath of the attacks, the German Federal Government released a statement from Chancellor Merkel in which she said she expected all German citizens to “give a clear and unequivocal response” to the attacks, and that response must be: “Our essential values are humanity, neighbourly love and the joy of fellowship. We believe in the right of every individual to seek happiness and to live their lives, we believe in respect and tolerance. And we know that our free life is stronger than any terrorism.”
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Quote:And here we reach the point where I inevitably split from social liberals. Police and justice system reform, decriminalization of drugs, greater healthcare availability, better educational opportunities especially for the poor, all that stuff I'm on board with. However, what I can't understand about most liberals is how they can so openly despise the conservatives who oppose them while at the same time advocating that we allow an endless deluge of people from a part of the world where social attitudes make Rick Santorum look like a member of the Green Party. Do you really want millions of people who believe women must be obedient to their fathers and husbands, who hate homosexuals more than Westboro Baptist, who believe speech should be restricted so that nobody can criticize Muhammad, and who believe that leaving Islam should be punishable by law? I don't know about you, but I enjoy things like being able to say what I want, having gay friends who not only don't have to hide their orientation but can get married, and not having to worry about my sister being attacked by groups of "refugees" for having the audacity to go out without a male chaperone.
And apart from all that, these refugees are about 75% non-Syrian, and about 90% young men of fighting age. If the situations they're in are so desperate, why are they leaving behind their mothers, sisters, wives, and children? And why are we allowing so many to come from places that aren't even at war? And why are we letting them shop for countries so they can pick the ones that will give them the most free stuff? And why is it already being made clear that they will never be made to return to their home countries even if the war ends? And if the term "refugee" is being reduced to include anyone who is from a corrupt or poor country, then how are we supposed to handle the hundreds of millions who then qualify?
Sorry John, this is nothing more than a demographic scheme by the global capitalist class whose economic model relies on endless growth. They want to plug more people into the aging European workforce, and they don't care who those people are, where they come from, and what effect they have on the local population because they live far away on high hills behind high walls and they don't have to deal with the fallout. I know this because I live in a place that has also been subjected to mass immigration of poor people from the third world and I've watched as cities crumbled, crime rates went up, gangs became prolific, and entire areas became unsafe for me to go to because of my ethnicity. The people running the country got the big influx of cheap labor they wanted, and I got to deal with the fallout. It's bullshit, and I will never support it happening to anyone else.
(11-16-2015 08:56 AM)Libertas Wrote: ^^Indeed.
(11-16-2015 12:46 AM)N°6 Wrote: I have always thought that reviving the ancient and medieval Christian orders would solve the problem of a feminised church and the hemorrhaging of male members - especially those of fighting age.e
Don't rule out excommunications being issued by Rome under pressure from the US State Department. Those who join the equivalent Protestant orders will obviously come under condemnation from the Swedish lesbian clergy.
I'm not even Catholic, so that doesn't bother me.
I was thinking the revival of military orders needs to be done outside Christianity anyway. Like I said, I don't think the Christian religion is the answer to our problems.
But seriously, this is an idea that we should explore very vigorously. I'm all for it. Maybe Quintus and Roosh, Mike Cernovich, etc. can help get the ball rolling?
At any rate, good news coming out of Alabama:
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/alabama...cid=SMSDHP
The governor is saying he will not accept any Syrian "refugees" in his state.
Quote:Poland’s incoming foreign minister, Witold Waszczykowski, suggests offering military training to Syrian migrants with the aim of sending them back to Syria to fight the Islamic State group. (File photo: Bas Czerwinski/AFP/Getty Images)
“Tens of thousands of young men disembark from their rubber dinghies with iPad in hand and instead of asking for drink or food, they ask where they can charge their cellphones,” Waszczykowski said.

Quote:“They can go to fight to liberate their country with our help,” he said.
“Do you imagine that we send our army to fight for Syria, and hundreds of thousands of Syrians sip coffee on the Unter den Linden [boulevard in Berlin] or the Old Town [in Warsaw] while we fight for their freedom?,” Waszczykowski said, according to a translation by Radio Poland.

Quote:Paris attacks: France to call for effective suspension of Schengen open borders
Quote:Why is it under strain?
Terrorists and mass migration. Police checks have been brought in on the Italian border at the request of Bavaria, amid a wave of non-EU migrants attempting to reach Germany. Angela Merkel warns the system will be pulled apart unless countries share asylum seekers. And Belgium wants more ID checks on trains in the wake of the Thalys train terrorist attack
(11-16-2015 06:43 PM)Blunt Wrote: Poland's new foreign minister:
Quote:Poland’s incoming foreign minister, Witold Waszczykowski, suggests offering military training to Syrian migrants with the aim of sending them back to Syria to fight the Islamic State group. (File photo: Bas Czerwinski/AFP/Getty Images)