Hitler’s religion: Introduction — The West’s Darkest Hour

Chechar at his best! A marvelous entry. Indeed, as I value culture more than geopolitics, I too dream of the Gondolin strategy for Hitlerian Germany. It has worked for Juche Korea.

Mind you, I’m not calling it more pragmatic. For all I care, I would have preferred a bloody Bolshevik revolution in 1919 to succeed in Germany – all to oppose the cradle of Christianity in the Anglo West. Or a National Socialist GULAG for Christians in the 1930s. I’m not denying that a conquest of Europe would have done wonders, not at all, but had Germany been strong spiritually, she would have fared well in such a world war as well – one may look to the Empire of Japan in 1945, or the DPR of Korea in 1994 for examples of vigour despite all odds.

In reality, the NSDAP left no traces of Hitlerism in German society, and only managed to breed cowards and traitors who lost the war to pathetic American faggots.

Yes, the Germans lacked the will to win the war. This sounds quite controversial, and I rarely think so, but it is true. The Japanese scared the Americans into submission to such an extent, that the Christian faggots were too afraid to besmirch their Emperor. The Juche Koreans made the Americans mortally afraid in 1994 so that the Western Empire was prompted to sign the instrument of surrender – even before the Koreans developed nuclear arms.

The Mongoloid race is prepared to kill foreigners until the last man, woman, girl and child, until the last bamboo spear if it comes to that – the Japs called their final war campaign The Glorious Death of One Hundred Million. Every Juche Korean song professes their immortal love for their Führer. Meanwhile, the Germans were too cowardly to make their Fau-1 rockets piloted, and even soldiers surrendered en masse.

Yes, whenever Chechar himself quoted passages on German suffering from Hellstorm, all I could see was exterminable cowards unworthy of life. Could the NSDAP have rectified it in peace-time? Maybe. It might also have been the case that the Aryan race is hopeless – just as the modern Russian Federation which fails to kill its Ukrainian enemies three months into a real war. Although what am I saying, the Russians are taking pride in sending their white pussies to Azeri Turkish cocks while jailing their few remaining nationalists.

P.S. I intended to select Chechar’s article’s picture as this entry’s featured image, but chose not to – not because it might be legally murky, but because I can’t help using this incident to insert a Juche Korean depiction of the Sun as their Führer.

Hitler’s blunder was to go on a rampage against the Soviet Union (almost a whole continent). Instead, his immature countrymen should have practised an internal jihad as a prelude to the external jihad of the new faith that was to conquer the world. We can already imagine the influence that a National Socialist state that didn’t invade the SU (unless it developed atomic bombs before them) would have exerted in the West if it had dedicated itself to propagating this new faith with the full power of the State…

Hitler’s religion: Introduction — The West’s Darkest Hour

In the latter half of the 1920s when Kim Il Sung conducted revolutionary activities in and around Jilin, the rumour of the appearance of a great leader spread extensively, and hot-headed young men came to Jilin one after the other. They had participated in the communist movement with the ambition of achieving greatness, but had been disillusioned at the foul factional strife within the early communist movement. From the moment they met Kim Il Sung he had charmed them. What a great man! They concentrated on him, as if finding an oasis in a desert. They put their trust in him as the leader of the nation whom all people should look up to. So they called him Han Byol, meaning “one star”, to express their wish that he become the lodestar of the Nation. But they were not satisfied with that. So great a man should be the sun, rather than one star. Hence, his name was changed to the characters Kim Il Sung meaning “becoming the Sun”.

“Song of Comradeship” is one of the songs very popular among the Korean people. The song (its words by Ri Jong Sun and music by Song Tong Chun) was created as the theme song of the feature film “Star of Korea” in Juche 69 (1980). It deals with the most beautiful and noblest revolutionary comradeship President Kim Il Sung forged with young communists in the early period of his revolutionary activities. Its main idea is that one should invariably honour the oath made to the leader without vacillation and hesitation, fully confident of victory in the revolution despite any trials and difficulties. The song helps people look back with deep emotion on the whole course of the Korean revolution which started and triumphed thanks to comradeship, and highly praises the noble and transparent trust, love and obligation between the leader and his comrades who share the same destiny in the course of revolution. The whole country is resounding with the song replete with absolute trust in the leader and firm belief in victory in the revolution, a song in the era of army-based policy. The Korean people are accelerating the march to build a powerful socialist nation, loudly singing this immortal song, united close around leader Kim Jong Il.

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