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World War 1 was a war fought by the machines, where men were used as ammunition. A war waged by the bankers against humanity, a harvest of blood for their machine-god Leviathan who demands the blood of innocents to grease his foul gears.

The best of two generations was wasted, while the cowardly weaklings who stayed at home bred four generations of weaklings who gave the vote to women, ignored their culture, and allowed our civilization to be taken over and corrupted by foreign elements.

The poppy is in remembrance of those brave and noble lives lost in a war none of us wanted. 100 years later, it is time to stop fighting each other, and turn our sights on the enemy who's been parasiting off of us for so long.

Post: #52

This video is a pretty good visualization of what happened in Flanders during WWI. Many say that WWI was the actual end of Western Civilization.. We've just been living in the aftermath since then.

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Post: #54

NSFW link.

Have a browse of this link, they have some photos showing the piles of bodies that were the sort of thing the various governments were actively looking for and destroying because it showed the scale of the slaughter.

Some haunting stuff in there.

Post: #55

(11-09-2018 10:33 AM)Aurini Wrote:  World War 1 was a war fought by the machines, where men were used as ammunition. A war waged by the bankers against humanity, a harvest of blood for their machine-god Leviathan who demands the blood of innocents to grease his foul gears.

The best of two generations was wasted, while the cowardly weaklings who stayed at home bred four generations of weaklings who gave the vote to women, ignored their culture, and allowed our civilization to be taken over and corrupted by foreign elements.

The poppy is in remembrance of those brave and noble lives lost in a war none of us wanted. 100 years later, it is time to stop fighting each other, and turn our sights on the enemy who's been parasiting off of us for so long.

Incredible prose and incredible post. I wish it was possible to speak like this in public.

Post: #56

(11-08-2018 10:26 PM)chicane Wrote:  Where is a good place to get a poppy to wear here in central Texas?

It might be worth getting in touch with the American Legion. They've got an online store if you don't have a local stockist:

https://www.alaforveterans.org/Poppy/

Post: #57

(11-10-2018 07:00 PM) Wrote:They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.

Lest we forget.

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