Causus belli

24/12/2023

28/09/2023

Where I turned my head and they took that famous photo.” It is a photo that millions have seen, and nearly as many remember of a horse—the fastest to ever live—galloping toward history. Taken on June 9, 1973, in the closing seconds of the Belmont Stakes, it captures the great Secretariat approaching the finish line a full 31 lengths in front of his nearest rival while his jockey looks over his shoulder, as if admiring the growing distance between him and the next rider. It remains one of the most iconic photos in all of sport, republished every spring when a horseless society looks to its past to rekindle its love for a sport that fell out of fashion a long time ago. Those who see it recognize the horse immediately. But 50 years later, the rider is harder to identify.

27/09/2023

If they committed a savage act,what does that make them?
If they committed an inhumane act, what does that make them?

This is outrageous!

27/09/2023

I wonder how many SS murderers begged for mercy which they did NOT give to Ukrainian, Polish, and Russian NON COMBATANTS, let alone surrendering soldiers, Americans included. I wonder how much invading Russian murderers adhered to the Geneva Convention when they invaded Ukraine and bombed civilians.

In a video posted to X and also shared by channel “Aerobomber” with a description in Ukrainian text translated to “We destroy a horde of bastards with drones”, an egregious violation of the Geneva Convention can be seen if the footage is legitimate.

27/09/2023

Giving aid and comfort to NOT our friends.

Once again, Biden’s America.

14/09/2023

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14/09/2023

A new Texas bill could see service dog impersonators fined $1,000, and a local training employee said they've led to cruelty against those in need.

13/09/2023

12/09/2023

The famous "Oive Tree of Vouves" believed by some to be the oldest olive tree in existence that is still producing edible olives. It is situated in the town Ano Vouves in the municipality of Kolymvari, Crete, Greece. This is of course hotly contested as you can imagine every little village in the Aegean and Mediterranean regions will all claim fame to possessing the oldest tree that can still produce healthy, disease and fungal free olives. What makes this difficult to prove is that dating these species is scientifically hard to say the least.

Attempts to date thus beautiful tree, that would have witnessed some monumental moments in history and may even have had a famous person or army pass by. Conservative "Ring dating method" place it at 2000 years, while the University of Crete place that number at 4000. Some experts even believe the 4000 year figure could be nudged up another staggering 1000; that's 5000 years old, we're talking Pyramids at Giza time frame now and that's putting it in some very special historical company.

Image: Wikimedia Commons.

15/08/2022

REAL church signs from all across America!

02/08/2022

The following poem was written in a Bible owned by Alpha Cook - 21st North Carolina. Cook was killed in the battle of Cedar Creek in 1864. His Bible was taken from his co**se by a Federal soldier on the battlefield, 15 years later that Federal soldier would return that Bible to Cook's mother. This is the poem that Cook had written:

"I want to see my mother nigh, Oh can you call her name?
It wouldn't seem hard to die to have my mother near.
My home is in the mountains, up where the pine trees wave;
Was there I heard the bugle calling for the brave.

But, I want to see my mother, her tender, Loving eye -
and hear her footstep, to hear her call my name.
To have her pray beside me - No other prays the same.
I want to clasp her dear hand, and hold her to my heart,
And say, God bless you Mother, once more before we part.

Mother, Mother, come to me! I cannot die alone.
Come quick my Angel Mother, Oh, Don't hear me groan.
Oh No, she does not hear me, she doesn't know my pain
and She'll never, ever, see my old seat again

She's tending darling sister - I've dreamed of her all day.
And I hear my little prattler lisping, Brudder far away.
Oh God! O Chaplain, Hear me! Pray Heaven will give me grace;
to still this Dying longing To see my Mother's face.

There. Peace! I'll turn to Jesus, He never would complain -
He came to save his country, Yet Jesus too was slain.
Yes, Brother, God has heard you, He's calmed my agony.

My sins are all forgiven now: and he is all to me.
Then tell my blessed Mother, I'm dying peacefully -
Christ Jesus now is Mother! and he will take care of me."

Photo: Unidentified Confederate soldier with Bible.

North Carolina Confederates