21
May
Archive for the 'Western Culture' Category
21
May
Leader of the Episcopal church declares that the Apostle Paul is a bigot and gay marriage will lead to the kingdom of God
Katharine Jefferts Schori is the first female head of the American Episcopal church and the first female elected as a primate of the Anglican Communion. Speaking in Venezuala, the Anglican “Bishop” Katharine Jefferts Schori denounced the Apostle Paul as a pro-slavery, anti-homosexual bigot. She insinuated that all cultures around the world are equal, thus devaluing Christianity. She said [...]
20
May
UK Mail Online: Minoans have European DNA
From UK Mail Online… DNA analysis has debunked the longstanding theory that the Minoans, who some 5,000 years ago established Europe’s first advanced Bronze Age culture, were from Africa. The Minoan civilisation arose on the Mediterranean island of Crete in approximately the 27th century BC and flourished for 12 centuries until the 15th century BC. [...]
20
May
Do women look less attractive in pants?
The British media is in the middle of a nationwide assault on UKIP donor Demetri Marchessini. In 2003 Demetri Marchessini, published a coffee table book called “Women in Trousers: A rear view.” The concept of the book is that women are less attractive when they wear pants. The book contains pictures of women in pants, photographed [...]
01
May
Happy Walpurgis Night
Walpurgis Night is a celebration of the arrival of Spring. It is held six months from Halloween/Samhain. It is observed by the Czechs, Dutch, Estonians, Finns, Germans, Latvians, and Swedes.
03
Apr
Boers open embassy in Australia
The Boer are moving forward with their goal of creating an independent nation. Under the former Apartheid government, the Boer and numerous African tribal and linguistic groups were slated to get their own nations. Six new sovereign nations had already been created. The ANC invaded and re-annexed four of them after gaining power. From Dunesurfer.com… [...]
26
Mar
April 6th is National Tartan Day
National Tartan Day is recognized by the US Federal government as an official holiday It commemorates the Declaration of Arbroath of 1320. It is a recognized state holiday in numerous states and it was declared a recognized Federal holiday when the US Congress passed a resolution introduced by Trent Lott in 1998. It is a [...]