It's important to have an view of the past, as that is what shapes the present which then shapes the future. As such I think it's in our interest to create a sort of Holla Forums history account, or our view of the past in order to back up facts with the present day.
This is important for two reasons. One is it goes against the liberal argument that people have no connections with their tribe and histories, and are just atoms that happened to be born on whichever continent they're on. This is a wholly destructive philosophy that has led to nearly the complete absolution of white unity. Most white people feel no connections to their nations, race, culture, or even their own families because of this reason. If any progress is to be made to save this race, this front is one of the most important ones in this battle.
Secondly it reaffirms what we believe, and connects us to much needed historical context to justify our beliefs and our reasoning. It connects us with the thinkers and cultures of the past. Many already have noted the similarities between the late Roman Empire decadence and the Western World today, but who is to say there are not other similarities that exist? What about the emperor of the romans declaring that any citizen of his empire is a citizen of Rome, a very progressive idea in this day and age. What about the fact that two hundred years later the Roman Empire completely collapsed, which could very well mirror our own western civilization.
I think for these reasons historical context is deeply important. There is a danger of the past overriding what is happening in the present, but there's also the comfort of being secure in the knowledge that history has shown you. So I propose that every Holla Forumsack shares books, papers, and whatever can be considered credible to create a account of history that isn't biased with liberal taint or modern progressiveness. Something that is surely lacking.
Every Holla Forumsack knows that the current mainstream view of deeply important events such as World War II and the Civil Rights movement is laughably narrow minded and naive. Mostly just a simple narrative of good guys going up against ebil wight wingers wanting to take over the world.
This is deeply troubling as whoever controls the view of history controls the narrative. No one will know the real reasons of Hitler's government or politics other than "he was ebil".
If the best current mainstream history lessons are allowed to be created by the likes of John Green and Extra Credits, then western civilization is royally fucked.
I think World War II has enough redpilled info on, but any more is always welcome. I am more interested in the ancient times where races began to develop and come into their own, and you saw many successful traditional patriarchal societies rise to power. Rome is a classic example of this.
I'm going to end this here as I don't have much else to say. Please consider this, and share what you can. There may already be databases out there that i'm simply unaware of.
Good hunting faggots. Naming the ((chosen)) in history is always welcome.
