Regarding US and Americans
Posted on February 7, 2015
I don’t think anyone who sees this is very fond of American foreign policy and neither am I.
However, let us take a moment and consider the following:
Most Americans are not either. They have no choice in the matter. A nation deserves it’s politicians yes, this is very true but it isn’t always as easy as to just vote every fourth year for some sort of vague change. Furthermore American politics is more like shadow boxing where non-issues such as gay-marriage (seriously who in the actual fuck cares?) take away the focus from issues of importance, transforming the political campaign into a matter for simpletons who can only understand certain concepts (such as the morality of the aforementioned gay marriage).
And the winner is more often than not decided by who can get the most financial support from lobby groups, not who can present the best option for long term stability and growth.
My point with posting this was not to discuss politics but to aware people of the fact that regular Americans is not the same as USA, and their interests differ. It is unfair to condemn regular American guys for the actions of immensely powerful corporations. Just as it is unfair if people were to despise me and other decent Swedish guys for living in the laughing stock of the world.
So what I really want to say is that I like many aspects of the US and even though I am viscously opposed to Nato I think regular Americans are really decent folk. I have been there twice and have both time received a warm welcome!
Lastly, there is nothing strange to feel akin to many aspects of America as a European. After all, the nations is built largely on the backs of people from nations similar to my own. Add to this that many regular White Americans are facing the same sort of “intellectual” degradation as their European counterparts. Including rampant feminism, White guilt, lack of sense of belonging etc.
So to my American true friends. I am with you!
A Story About Abs
Posted on February 5, 2015
When I was a mere mortal I believed that I could not ever get abs. Back then I hadn’t been blessed by wisdom from the Allfather. Since I always had a good layer of fat on my stomach I just assumed that it would be there forever. I did not realise the simple truth of calories in vs calories out. I was trapped in a blasphemous mindset.
In 2011 I tried a cut during the summer. It was unsuccessful and I felt that I had transformed into a skeleton if anything. So I made the decision to not go any further. Even though I wanted abs so bad I realised that the price would be to high to continue that time.
That autumn however, I made severe gains (both physical and mental) and also decided to approach training and nutrition in a different manner. Though I still got some bro-science in the mix of knowledge I felt prepared to acquire glory the following spring.
In March 2012 I commenced what I thought would be the most epic cut ever, I was on the road to finally reaching that tantalizing goal.
I got sick within a week then I got sick again two weeks later. It felt as thought the Gods themselves reached down and punched me in the stomach then the face. I was indeed quite close to give up to be perfectly honest. However I did not, I persisted, though the cut was not something I enjoyed one bit. In fact it was rather unpleasant to say the least. My mindset was one of obsession, I would look in the mirror everyday and became distraught when I didn’t notice any difference from the day before. I had an eating day on Saturdays and that was the only thing I looked forward to.
And then a fateful summer day I was in the Temple and looked in the mirror with my shirt off and saw that I had reached my goal, I cried in the car on the way back.
Fast forward to February 2015. I have tweaked my diet slightly and wake up to having definition on the stomach and visible abs are just a few weeks away, without any significant effort. Quite interesting if you think about it.
My point here is that the first time is incredibly much harder than the coming times (it gets easier for everytime). However, learn to relish the pain and frustration in the first attempt, it will grant you valuable lessons.
Lastly, to give some practical advice. Do not dwell upon it too much. Give it time. Do not constantly think about cravings and hunger. Eat a lot of protein and vegetables to deal with the hunger and occupy your mind with other things to stave of cravings.
A good mental technique is to replace one natural desire (hunger) with another (sex), ie imagining a seductive fair maiden. Another technique, although not as powerful but still viable is to replace the mental image of what you are craving, with a mental image of yourself looking mean and lean.
I will make videos about this in the coming time!
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheLatsbrah
David DeAngelo Quote regarding Feminists
Posted on February 2, 2015
David DeAngelo confirmed true friend 🙂
From his “Attraction Isn’t A Choice”. A very solid read that I can recommend.
He has a very good point here. I too am all for empowerment of women. Alas for me this means the same opportunities, such as the same right to education and the participation in life. In some nations women are hindered from participating in education and sports. This is because weak men fear strong women. A strong man relishes the thought of a strong woman, as a strong woman will be more capable of taking the best care of her man as possible, and vice versa. Many feminists, however, would mould men into becoming as feminine as possible and making women as unfeminine as possible, destroying the unique strengths of both genders. A man will always be better at being a man and a woman will always be better at being a woman, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.
Both men and women can be excellent scientists or authors for example. However, when politicians talk about “a feminist foreign defence policy” you know that something is horribly wrong.
It becomes all the more wrong when they also degrade the role of the mother, which has been holy in most cultures throughout history (for very good reasons).
Trying to change the natural ways of men and women to suit a degenerate ideology must be stopped at all cost.
Women, dare to be women and let men be men!
The Golden One 
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