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"Unlike all the other Germanic swarms, the English took neither creed nor custom, neither law nor speech, from their beaten foes. The average Englishman, American, or Australian of to-day who wishes to recall the feats of power with which his race should be credited in the shadow of the dawn of its history, may go back to the half-mythical glories of Hengist and Horsa, from whom we and our principles descend, or perhaps to the deeds of Civilis the Batavian, or to those of the hero of the Teutoberger fight, but certainly to the wars of the Catuvellauni chief, Caractacus, and of his conqueror, the after-time Emperor Claudius."—Theodore Roosevelt, The Winning of the West.

"A painted idol on a tree—
Dripping tears and gore—
A painted idol is to me—
And it is nothing more."

"And he who would be a creator of good and evil. Verily, he must be a destroyer and break conventional values in pieces."—Nietzsche

"The Man who deserves to succeed generally does."—Malfew Seklew

The people shall remain in slavery because slavery has generated in them all the vices of slaves; because they are kept in ignorance and remain ignorant under a superstition which they made and which keeps them ignorant. They live in a Hell that they themselves have created, and they smother themselves and each other—damning each other and themselves in the same breath— smothering any chance at a healthy resistance to the vile, ugly mushroom virtues which rule to-day.

"Verily I say unto thee, O my beloved one, the conquest of age and of death cometh unto man. Life is everlasting to some. When man emerges from the womb he is rising from the tomb."

"Man is as heaven made him, and something a great deal worse."—Cervantes.

Those who claim Mastership on any other basis than conquest are upstart usurpers, and should be stricken down without mercy.

Wildfire

When summer suns had dried the bush and Autumn came along,
A match lit up the withered leaves (the breeze was blowing strong)
That night the fire was fearful—it rolled and raged and roared.
And over hills and gullies its blazing bellows poured.
It rose in tongues of scarlet-red—it curled and hissed and reared.
Wher'er it breathed it withered up—wher'er it licked it seared,
It lit the snowy mountains as brightly as the day,
And whirled aloft volcanic bursts, and shoals of starry spray
It howled down the gorges like tortured souls in hell
Sometimes it seemed to slumber as for a breathing spell,
And then superb splendor and wilder fiercer rush,
It scorched with hot sirocco blast the green and standing bush.
Ten million sparks blew on the gale right down the back of the ridges,
They tired the Wild Horse Clearing—burnt down the wooden bridges,
The still creek it lighted up with giant torches round,
And never slacked until it reached the indian burial ground,
For days it burned adown the creek, and many a mile afar,
And falling tree-trunks volleyed loud like cannonades of war,
Great balls of fire careered aloft high o'er the treeful crags,
And sheeted flames flew on before like shredded battle-flags.
Dante's dream compared to this was commonplace and tame.
Noon-day black with murky clouds, midnight red with flame
As if the stoker Lords of Hell had 'oped their furnace grate,
To wrap the monarchs of the bush in crimson robes of state.

"The tiger that assails me is in the right, and I who strike him dead, am also in the right."

"He who has the might has the right. If you have not the former, neither have you the latter."

"Either the club conquers the man or man conquers the club."

"Of what use is freedom to you that brings in nothing?"

"Lamenting and petitioning only shows the confirmed beggars."

"Of what use is it to a flock of sheep that no one abridges their free speech? They keep on bleating."

"One is free in proportion as one is strong."

"He who teaches you unselfishness, contempt of self is your seducer. He is your foe."

Therefore turn to your own selves rather than to your false idols and shibboleths. Bring out from within yourselves what power is THERE. Bring it to light and to activity. Bring yourselves to revelation.