Corey J. Mahler — Comments

If Rome, instead of seeking to murder Martin Luther, had, as was its Christian duty, called a council, then Rome would be Christian today, the Crusades would have succeeded, and the world wars would not have occurred.

The foreigner who is in my lands to harm my people is not a neighbor to be helped, but an enemy to be destroyed.

No one of even average intelligence actually believes the ‘Holocaust’ — it is just that most men are too cowardly to take the risk.

If you cannot explain the various senses of ‘necessary’, then you have absolutely no business handling theological matters.

The hostile alien who is wrongfully on your land is not your neighbor.

The good news about the Baby Boomers is that we won’t see many of them in eternity.

Any man who proposes an ‘alliance’ with Islam is not only apostate, but an enemy and — worse — a traitor.

The costs of non-White ‘immigration’ are not denominated in dollars spent, but in lives lost.

Believing in the ‘Holocaust’ is tantamount to believing that the Earth is flat.

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