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I saw a 3 years old thread where you were trying to take down pedochan. It seems I cannot respond to it anymore, but
>As stated by Le Monde[1] Kohlchan was hosted on OvO Systems, which was owned by Vincent Canfield. If you can't read the end of the article due to the paywall, you can use the reader mode of Firefox. You can also see that cock.li is hosted on OvO Systems on the footer.
>From what I understand OvO Systems runs a VPS host (cockbox.org) and after Krautchan shut down, Bernd rented a VPS on cockbox (since they allow anonymous payments) to host a Krautchan successor named Kolchan. So yes, OvO Systems hosts it[...]
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How do I escape this horrible nightmare?
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It's impossible...
(I actually recommend you do flexible dieting and aerobic fitness and HIIT).
These are my favorite channels:
https://youtube.com/@abelca9p
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLU8fI-5lkaHqib7GmhfPaJ2UKGEgnk7pK&si=uYmJfkOHGefct_ku
A series of cooking channels whose profiles look like they were created by AI. Type this: https://youtube.com/@essenrecipes?si=kloAbu9tHxrQFyI4
Have you ever experienced God's presence?
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>Have you ever experienced God's presence?
Not in a direct and emotional way, I think. If I have experienced the sublime in many forms (the existential, the organic, and the perfect), when I see the ordered Sky, when I think about all the things that exist and are complex and form an interconnected and interdependent network (like nodes of a great web), when I saw some Euclidean demonstrations in a logic seminar and then felt the perfection and that our physical World responds to that metaphysical order which is understandable in a mental key (all modern physical science, and before it classical astronomy, can be understood as the history of geometry and, in general, mathematics applied to the forms of Nature, that is, making explicit its underlying logical structure). And when I see or enter a temple, I also feel the sublimity of the sacred.
But I haven’t had the experience of it as some saints or visionaries describe it. As Salvador Dalí said, "they’ve only presented it to me elliptically." I think about the cosmological argument, the teleological, the ontological, and the moral; I believe there’s reason to think of a First Cause, which is an Ordering Principle and also a Moral Principle, and that at least possesses the quality of being perfect and (exists from and by itself) and that, as it is the principle of order and morality, is, in some sense, intelligent. (But I don’t know if it is thinking or conscious.)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sublime_(philosophy)
https://www.britannica.com/topic/religious-experience/Religious-experience-and-other-experience
my goals for July:
>complete relocation to new house
>finish "BT" project
>finish reading "Dive" book
>visit a certain museum
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recently i had to go deep into the countryside to visit an acquaintance.
i had to reach a place that, i shit you not, wasnt even on google maps. i doubt more than 200 people lived in this shithole.
anyways, i get there and what do i see in the local square? a fucking NIGGER.
there truly is no place on earth free from these gorilla MONKEYS anymore.
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How do I deal with the fact that my country is basically over? it's not going to disappear but it's already past tre point of no return and its going to get worse and worse until we'll just become another mid-east shithole
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>we'll just become another mid-east shithole
>The real issue is the rotting structure of our state, the last few governments have been a disaster to the rule of law.
>Also the hardis are running this show for the last 20 years or so, the decay is real and it's only getting worse
I blame the Jews.
I wonder if Zionism is failing. They did a lot to make the world more Anti-Semitic. Especially in Europe where Anti-Semitism fell to the level of 0, they made them import bunch of angry Muslims to keep the levels up. But is it enough?
Problem is that where Jews feel comfy they don't want to move to Israel from there. And if Israel is getting uncomfy then Jews will just move to countries which looks better for them. Diaspora mindset survives and in the end it might win.
It's like marriage.
"Back then" divorce wasn't really an option the Church let it only in exceptional cases. So those who married they had to deal with each other or at least with the fact that they are married, and had to try make the marriage work.
Now that divorce is easy, people can think: sure try this marriage thing, if it doesn't work out (without making an effort) we can just divorce and go on our marry way.
This is the thing with Israel too. Jews can say, hey let's try this Israel thing, if it doesn't work out we can go back, or elsewhere. Nothing really forces them to be there.
Israel is actually very comfy for jews who are religious.
That's the biggest issue, the state and the people are becoming more traditional and less advanced and since Israel doesn't have a constitution at all - there is no backbone to democracy in here.
Technically speaking, Israel(especially after so many years of erosion and shit tier education) could become a theocracy very easily.
So basically most of the people who leave are secular or religious people who go and live in religious communities.
I'm not planning on living in an ex-israeli community nor a Jewish community and so are a vast majority of the many Israelis who left in the last decade or so.
