Cosmic Racism
Posted: Sun Nov 19, 2023 3:24 pm
Douglas Mercer
November 19 2023
The Jews have a long list of the great Europeans and at a steady yet relentless pace they go down it ticking the boxes of one after the other for expulsion from the record. Columbus of course was their infamous masterstroke of slander and destruction but they don’t neglect the Schulyers, the Milligans, Colstons, Boalts, Hastings, Evanses, and Carsons of our world. These are the men of course who are responsible for all progress in the world, and whose lives should be required salutary reading for all White children. They should be revered, lionized, and honored not reviled and removed. But now the Jews have sicced a Fillipino race alien on one of those men in the very upper reaches of the pantheon: Ferdinand Magellan. The progenitor of the greatest maritime voyage ever undertaken he spanned the globe and announced that the White man would roam everywhere. Naturally in the course of his travels he did not always treat the tawny natives with the respect that they are deemed to deserve by current polite opinion. And for that the circumnavigator’s reputation must be circumscribed and his name proscribed. You see there is some cosmic racism out there in the form of what really is a quite beautiful and evocative name: Magellanic Clouds. They say he was not an astronomer and that he was not the first to see them. But those are trifles. For the name Magellan was synonymous with the dynamic forward thrust of the White race through the world. And the mysterious and beautiful wonder of the galaxies could not be better represented.
“Astronomers have advocated for a renaming of two galaxies, currently named the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds after Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan, due to his record of violent colonialism. Astronomer Mia de los Reyes of Amherst College in Massachusetts expressed this viewpoint in the journal APS Physics, noting Magellan’s acts committed on indigenous populations during his 1519 voyage. She argued such historical figures should not be honored in astronomical nomenclature, suggesting that continuing this practice could harm people today.”
At first it was a name only sailors used but slowly it gained traction as Latin (“nebeculae”) was abandoned and the more popular name came to the fore. The straits he passed through always held his name as did the Pacific itself for a long time. The former will surely be next on the chopping block but for now they are making their first foray into expunging the great man from the annals. The irony is that everything we know about the galaxies stems from what our race, and our race alone, deciphered. Hell, Immanuel Kant was sipping coffee when he casually tossed off the correct theory of the galaxies using pure reason and deduction. They say it’s of great and irrevocable moment that some savages saw the clouds before Magellan and his men, but what of it? To them it was just an indecipherable image which they could pray to or be in fear of but beyond that they were incapable of calculating. But a violent record of colonialism goes down on one’s permanent record in today’s moral climate. And so a wonderful name that our ancestors used to describe the world must go the way of the world. It’s something called Mia de los Reyes who is the chosen vessel for this ideological criminal effort. But scratch a little deeper and you will find the Jews. You always do.
“Opposition to the current naming system is also backed by Professor David Hogg of New York University, who said the clouds were not discovered by Magellan and were only named after him in the 19th century. Indigenous populations in the southern hemisphere, he says, already had names for these objects. This call is in line with broader efforts to replace the names of public places and institutions named after individuals who have engaged in harmful acts in their past. The latest move is said to have been inspired significantly by the Marxist Black Lives Matter protests.”
Broader efforts is an understatement. It’s been a full-blown attack without cease or let. The Mellon Foundation has forked over over a quarter of a billion dollars to investigate and transform what they gingerly call the “commemorative landscape.” The fact is that what people remember and what they name places, institutions, schools, and natural phenomena after tells you all you need to know about those people. This is a people inscribing themselves in the world. And when a new people come along and supplant our names you know they are bent on supplanting us, one follows the other like night follows day. Down go the Confederate names and up go the names of our enemies; down comes Kit Carson and up goes Umoja; and in extreme cases our icons get melted down and reconstituted as an African. This is a wholesale clearing and cleansing of symbolism meant to demoralize us. They want to strip the canvas clean of our memory and leave us with the blank slate of history. If they are incapable of writing anything on it other than emptiness, squalor, misery and despair does not seem to be among their concerns.
“Among other things, Magellan has gone down in history as the Portuguese explorer who murdered and enslaved and burned the homes of indigenous people while setting out to be the first person to circumnavigate the globe. As de los Reyes' article states, a firsthand of Magellan's journey describes how he enslaved the native Teluche people, for instance, who lived in what is now Argentina, and placed iron manacles on the youngest and best proportioned men. He's also recorded to have set entire villages ablaze in the region we now call Guam.”
You can see the malfeasance of our enemies in the fact that just a few years back what should have been an epochal anniversary passed: the 500th year since Magellan made his master journey. There should have been celebrations and commemorations, big documentaries on television, colloquia in the schools, and florid speeches by popular politicians. It should have been a yearlong honoring of the great man. But it was dead silence. Or if a word was given it was one of utter condemnation. But this glaring omission notwithstanding the fame of this dead man’s deeds are imperishable; all the accounts show that he was an indefatigable warrior for the White race, always ready to push ever onwards in the face of adversity, always with his eyes on the future. This journey was a windfall for our race, new knowledge was gained, the spherical shape of the earth was proven empirically quelling the last doubters and holdouts, the rotation of the earth was now known and the need for a dateline became apparent. So much new had swum into our ken and the fact a few huts and some evolutionary dead ends had been burned seem the small change of life indeed. But if you believe them all the world should now tear its hair out and the great man’s name come tumbling down in shame.
“Knowing all this, the recently announced coalition finds no reason Magellan, who was also not an astronomer, should be the namesake of the LMC and SMC. This particular topic is something I’ve thought about since learning about these galaxies said de los Reyes, who is an assistant professor of astronomy at Amherst College, told Space.com. I’m Filipino-American, and Magellan is an infamous figure in Filipino history, so this has always been at the back of my mind. And beyond being a colonizer, a slaver and murderer astronomers also agree he was not even the first to identify these clouds. Magellan was murderous and awful said David W. Hogg. Pretty much every astronomer I've talked to is supportive; criticisms seem to be primarily from a vocal minority of the general public.”
Not hard to get those toadies in line. They fall faster than a stone through the air. But the real question is how a Filipina miscreant is teaching at Amherst. How did she get there? This should always be the question in the first instance and should not be overlooked. This person did not come to America and start waving the flag and poring deep in the legends of our history (that in itself would be bad because no one wants a yellow-bellied yellow passing herself off as a bona fide dyed in the wool Yankee). No, she brought her ancient ancestral grudges to this country unchanged and worked and bore from within as a filthy fifth column. And then due to Jews and affirmative action she ascended the greasy Jewish pole and like a viper in the nest begins hammering the history of the host. And all the astronomers follow her lead as not do so would be racist and they don’t want any trouble. If you had a dime for every time you heard that tale you’d be a rich man, or at least you would have been before the Jews fatally devalued our currency.
“Though there isn't a public petition for the name change yet, de los Reyes says the cadre will soon be pushing for a resolution with the International Astronomical Union. It turns out that getting astronomers to support changing the names is pretty easy. In the past few years, people have been having more discussions about renaming — not just in astronomy, but also in broader society — and we have more momentum now. One of the main hurdles is that people can feel attached to tradition.”
The petition will come and it will pass with flying colors (none of the colors will be White). It will get a thunderous acclamation and will get by on a unanimous voice vote, and all the smug “scientists” can go home to their leafy secluded homes firm in the conviction that they have done a good deed. In the meantime those of us concerned with tradition (meaning the survival of our race) can only bide out time in such an evil world bent on our final destruction. But say what they want about Magellan he will always be the hero that he was; no Jewish juggling can ever change that fact; and the people of our race will always revere him and his kind for the signal service they gave us. And the clouds will always be Magellanic, they can call them the dark clouds, or the clouds of Nat Turner or the Umoja clouds, or the Indigenous clouds, no matter. Because no other race could ever have peered into them, taken their pictures, and plucked from their mysterious heart the everlasting truth. They say that the Magellanic Clouds are a cosmic nursery and the majesty of our race is we are the nursery for everything noble, good, and great. And our destiny is the cosmos if we can first solve the problem of the Jews.
November 19 2023
The Jews have a long list of the great Europeans and at a steady yet relentless pace they go down it ticking the boxes of one after the other for expulsion from the record. Columbus of course was their infamous masterstroke of slander and destruction but they don’t neglect the Schulyers, the Milligans, Colstons, Boalts, Hastings, Evanses, and Carsons of our world. These are the men of course who are responsible for all progress in the world, and whose lives should be required salutary reading for all White children. They should be revered, lionized, and honored not reviled and removed. But now the Jews have sicced a Fillipino race alien on one of those men in the very upper reaches of the pantheon: Ferdinand Magellan. The progenitor of the greatest maritime voyage ever undertaken he spanned the globe and announced that the White man would roam everywhere. Naturally in the course of his travels he did not always treat the tawny natives with the respect that they are deemed to deserve by current polite opinion. And for that the circumnavigator’s reputation must be circumscribed and his name proscribed. You see there is some cosmic racism out there in the form of what really is a quite beautiful and evocative name: Magellanic Clouds. They say he was not an astronomer and that he was not the first to see them. But those are trifles. For the name Magellan was synonymous with the dynamic forward thrust of the White race through the world. And the mysterious and beautiful wonder of the galaxies could not be better represented.
“Astronomers have advocated for a renaming of two galaxies, currently named the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds after Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan, due to his record of violent colonialism. Astronomer Mia de los Reyes of Amherst College in Massachusetts expressed this viewpoint in the journal APS Physics, noting Magellan’s acts committed on indigenous populations during his 1519 voyage. She argued such historical figures should not be honored in astronomical nomenclature, suggesting that continuing this practice could harm people today.”
At first it was a name only sailors used but slowly it gained traction as Latin (“nebeculae”) was abandoned and the more popular name came to the fore. The straits he passed through always held his name as did the Pacific itself for a long time. The former will surely be next on the chopping block but for now they are making their first foray into expunging the great man from the annals. The irony is that everything we know about the galaxies stems from what our race, and our race alone, deciphered. Hell, Immanuel Kant was sipping coffee when he casually tossed off the correct theory of the galaxies using pure reason and deduction. They say it’s of great and irrevocable moment that some savages saw the clouds before Magellan and his men, but what of it? To them it was just an indecipherable image which they could pray to or be in fear of but beyond that they were incapable of calculating. But a violent record of colonialism goes down on one’s permanent record in today’s moral climate. And so a wonderful name that our ancestors used to describe the world must go the way of the world. It’s something called Mia de los Reyes who is the chosen vessel for this ideological criminal effort. But scratch a little deeper and you will find the Jews. You always do.
“Opposition to the current naming system is also backed by Professor David Hogg of New York University, who said the clouds were not discovered by Magellan and were only named after him in the 19th century. Indigenous populations in the southern hemisphere, he says, already had names for these objects. This call is in line with broader efforts to replace the names of public places and institutions named after individuals who have engaged in harmful acts in their past. The latest move is said to have been inspired significantly by the Marxist Black Lives Matter protests.”
Broader efforts is an understatement. It’s been a full-blown attack without cease or let. The Mellon Foundation has forked over over a quarter of a billion dollars to investigate and transform what they gingerly call the “commemorative landscape.” The fact is that what people remember and what they name places, institutions, schools, and natural phenomena after tells you all you need to know about those people. This is a people inscribing themselves in the world. And when a new people come along and supplant our names you know they are bent on supplanting us, one follows the other like night follows day. Down go the Confederate names and up go the names of our enemies; down comes Kit Carson and up goes Umoja; and in extreme cases our icons get melted down and reconstituted as an African. This is a wholesale clearing and cleansing of symbolism meant to demoralize us. They want to strip the canvas clean of our memory and leave us with the blank slate of history. If they are incapable of writing anything on it other than emptiness, squalor, misery and despair does not seem to be among their concerns.
“Among other things, Magellan has gone down in history as the Portuguese explorer who murdered and enslaved and burned the homes of indigenous people while setting out to be the first person to circumnavigate the globe. As de los Reyes' article states, a firsthand of Magellan's journey describes how he enslaved the native Teluche people, for instance, who lived in what is now Argentina, and placed iron manacles on the youngest and best proportioned men. He's also recorded to have set entire villages ablaze in the region we now call Guam.”
You can see the malfeasance of our enemies in the fact that just a few years back what should have been an epochal anniversary passed: the 500th year since Magellan made his master journey. There should have been celebrations and commemorations, big documentaries on television, colloquia in the schools, and florid speeches by popular politicians. It should have been a yearlong honoring of the great man. But it was dead silence. Or if a word was given it was one of utter condemnation. But this glaring omission notwithstanding the fame of this dead man’s deeds are imperishable; all the accounts show that he was an indefatigable warrior for the White race, always ready to push ever onwards in the face of adversity, always with his eyes on the future. This journey was a windfall for our race, new knowledge was gained, the spherical shape of the earth was proven empirically quelling the last doubters and holdouts, the rotation of the earth was now known and the need for a dateline became apparent. So much new had swum into our ken and the fact a few huts and some evolutionary dead ends had been burned seem the small change of life indeed. But if you believe them all the world should now tear its hair out and the great man’s name come tumbling down in shame.
“Knowing all this, the recently announced coalition finds no reason Magellan, who was also not an astronomer, should be the namesake of the LMC and SMC. This particular topic is something I’ve thought about since learning about these galaxies said de los Reyes, who is an assistant professor of astronomy at Amherst College, told Space.com. I’m Filipino-American, and Magellan is an infamous figure in Filipino history, so this has always been at the back of my mind. And beyond being a colonizer, a slaver and murderer astronomers also agree he was not even the first to identify these clouds. Magellan was murderous and awful said David W. Hogg. Pretty much every astronomer I've talked to is supportive; criticisms seem to be primarily from a vocal minority of the general public.”
Not hard to get those toadies in line. They fall faster than a stone through the air. But the real question is how a Filipina miscreant is teaching at Amherst. How did she get there? This should always be the question in the first instance and should not be overlooked. This person did not come to America and start waving the flag and poring deep in the legends of our history (that in itself would be bad because no one wants a yellow-bellied yellow passing herself off as a bona fide dyed in the wool Yankee). No, she brought her ancient ancestral grudges to this country unchanged and worked and bore from within as a filthy fifth column. And then due to Jews and affirmative action she ascended the greasy Jewish pole and like a viper in the nest begins hammering the history of the host. And all the astronomers follow her lead as not do so would be racist and they don’t want any trouble. If you had a dime for every time you heard that tale you’d be a rich man, or at least you would have been before the Jews fatally devalued our currency.
“Though there isn't a public petition for the name change yet, de los Reyes says the cadre will soon be pushing for a resolution with the International Astronomical Union. It turns out that getting astronomers to support changing the names is pretty easy. In the past few years, people have been having more discussions about renaming — not just in astronomy, but also in broader society — and we have more momentum now. One of the main hurdles is that people can feel attached to tradition.”
The petition will come and it will pass with flying colors (none of the colors will be White). It will get a thunderous acclamation and will get by on a unanimous voice vote, and all the smug “scientists” can go home to their leafy secluded homes firm in the conviction that they have done a good deed. In the meantime those of us concerned with tradition (meaning the survival of our race) can only bide out time in such an evil world bent on our final destruction. But say what they want about Magellan he will always be the hero that he was; no Jewish juggling can ever change that fact; and the people of our race will always revere him and his kind for the signal service they gave us. And the clouds will always be Magellanic, they can call them the dark clouds, or the clouds of Nat Turner or the Umoja clouds, or the Indigenous clouds, no matter. Because no other race could ever have peered into them, taken their pictures, and plucked from their mysterious heart the everlasting truth. They say that the Magellanic Clouds are a cosmic nursery and the majesty of our race is we are the nursery for everything noble, good, and great. And our destiny is the cosmos if we can first solve the problem of the Jews.
