No idea what this is (besides the obvious), but you can see why the blog has to have it.
Via Chris Langille, who offers only this clue: “It’s absolute grotesque chaos” – Alex (something about 4chan, I think). Feel free to treat this as a puzzle, if you’re feeling bored.
(It looked even darker on Twitter.)
Tobin Grant (of the Religious News Service) charts political ideology by religious affiliation:
This insisted on being stolen. It made itself irresistible by its sheer Amishlessness:
(via Derek Hopper)
Rather than cathedrals, the East Asian cities that enthrall this blog tend to nurture temples to self-cultivation and ultimate cosmic nullity among their LED-skinned hypermodern edifices of capitalist darkness. Yet, despite the difference in religious heritage, the split-time signature is precisely the same. Neoreaction diverges from Paleoreaction insofar as it coincides with the understanding: Tradition is not something one can ever simply hold on to, or to which one can truly return. The Neoreactionary city is a standing time-spiral in process.
Click on the image to (quite massively) enlarge.
Lured into putting this up by some dubious characters on my Twitter TL.
Image by Soap Jackal (it now decorates his Twitter lair at the link). The original Soap Jackal caption: It’s a jungle out there. (Predictably, I like that a lot.)
Post title by Mr. Archenemy, who seems brazenly unashamed of it.
(Basically just a conduit for the world’s madness at this point — and it isn’t even Friday.)
By no means is all of NRx like this:
It doesn’t even capture the full spectrum of our religious practices.
(via HRH Misha)
Having seen this a few times now (most recently here, where it’s described as a “five-year plan”), I decided I just had to have it.
FWIW I don’t expect Vienna to have been absorbed into the renascent Caliphate by 2019.
(I don’t expect things to have calmed down, either.)
The Islamic Vortex series was not completed, so it needs re-visiting, but I think it’s holding up quite well (parts 1, 2, 3, 3a, 3b, 4, 5).
Alex passed the link along (in this thread), so I thought I’d foreground it:
It’s not really saying anything that will come as a surprise, but it’s worth endlessly repeating (and the color scheme helps to get it through the gate).
Whatever other arguments are available in favor of traditional religion, they need to be supplemented by the recognition that man is simply too damned stupid for the Death of God.
