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The jeet software did exactly what it was supposed to, drive the planes into the ground. The idea of using a fine trim control accessory as an emergency autopilot to avoid recertification came from the management jews that now control Boeing.
Please document Jewish control of Boeing.
Mr Hunzi sounds like he’s playing both sides of the fence
Today we want to turn our attention to a rather unusual topic: body language. “Why this?”, some will ask themselves. Because it is more important than many other things. We are using the evil of the most evil of all as an illustrative object – you guessed it: Hitler.
Because I noticed something: Hitler used two forms of greeting, the outstretched arm and the bent arm. The bent arm was reserved exclusively for him, which expressed something like: “Surely you’re not asking me to stretch out my arm for you every time!”
But Hitler also personalized the outstretched arm, so to speak, by bending his thumb every time. Despite millions of photos, no one apparently dared to imitate this.
An extraordinary peculiarity. Because the outstretched thumb signifies dominance. So he either denied and/or hid his dominance from his people: “I am not married to a woman, but to my people!”
You can test it yourself. Hiding your thumbs in your jeans pocket expresses insecurity, i.e. not being in control of the situation, but hiding your feelings. That’s why you should always emphasize your thumbs in critical situations. Middle finger means self-rescue: “F*ck you!”
I tested something else: When you feel miserable and humiliated, expose yourself to a crowd of people and consciously emphasize your thumbs. Stand with your legs apart, taking up space. Lean on someone else’s property, lean on their desk, on their door frame, or on the hood of their car.
Body language is extremely important! If you have a conflict with your neighbor, always make sure you are in an elevated position! If he provokes you from an elevated position on a staircase, don’t even turn around! Instead, wait for the opportunity to talk down to him on the stairs!
This will (unconsciously) make an impression on him. Dominant people don’t whisper, but deliberately speak louder and lower than others, because sound is territory. They also don’t whine and whimper like the ridiculous castrated “popular philosopher” Jordan Peterson.
One more thing about German punctuality, which only indirectly belongs here: if you’re applying for a job or an apartment, don’t get up an hour before the interview like everyone else, but two hours! This gives you an advantage and creates an impression and reliability: “This guy really wants the job!”
You may have noticed that the Nazis often walked around with their arms crossed behind their backs. This gesture has two meanings: 1. “I listen, but do not act, I wait for orders”, 2. “I am not afraid of you, and prove it by exposing my entire vulnerable front to you!”
The raised head offering the vital carotid artery says the same thing. It is the same in the animal kingdom. But showing your healthy teeth with a beaming smile also says something: “Watch out, I can bite you too if I want to!”
Photos from the Baltic coast and from the Eagle’s Nest with the seated Eva Braun show that Hitler flaunted his dominance there by letting his thumbs stick out of his suit pocket. But he would never have adorned his little “society finge”r with a big bling that told everyone else:
“I am exceptional, unique, a genius, I am not part of the general public!” This can be seen particularly well in the British aristocracy, who took their tea with their little finger outstretched or bent. The ring finger, hence its name, is the emotional and bonding finger.
In Islam, the outstretched index finger seems to play a prominent role, which is intended to indicate to all those not afflicted by their shitbrained colossal cerebrosis: “I adhere strictly to the Quran!” It is the instructing (and unteachable) know-it-all finger.
This prototypical feminine gesture can mean many things. But it can also indicate something: “He is reliable”, but also ”I dominate him, he is my servant and all my property!”
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Important: a woman whom I hug with one arm, but who clasps the end of my arm, i.e. our hand, does not trust me! Apparently her unconscious need is to keep me from “strangling” her!
When proposing marriage, the men kneel before the object of their desire. A gesture of submission. However, one detail is of particular importance: The male thumb must be placed clearly visible on the back of the hand of the “beloved”!
What does kissing the hand mean? We are not talking about the intimate (“You can trust me, because I kiss the inside of your sensitive hand!”), but formal gesture in which the back of the woman’s hand is kissed.
At the same time, importantly, the man’s dominant thumb is pressed on the surface of her hand, saying: “I kneel before you, but I have and keep the power, say the last word!” This is a skillful attempt to circumvent etiquette.
So when you hold her hand to comfort her, your thumb is always on the back of her hand. This is a gesture that we have become accustomed to, one that fuses the naturalness of male dominance into a symbol of divinity in the most outstanding way (upper hand/Oberhand).
We need to know that all gestures that run from top to bottom seek to consolidate dominance. This applies, for example, to the supposedly “appreciative” gesture of the pat on the shoulder: “Stay down where you are and I command you to!”
Particularly attentive company employees know that praise is usually followed by the sack. “He was singled out for praise.” Those who praise can also reprimand, i.e. they have the superior right of judgment over the thumbs up or thumbs down.
Dogs show us that laying or moving over them indicates a total claim to dominance, which is why we should be careful. Dominance always provokes a counter-reaction, just as pressure creates counter-pressure.
“She is under my thumb!” (in control)
The thumbs up thing on public transport, it’s hard at first because it goes against your depressive urge to crawl away, but if you lack even the courage to flaunt your thumbs as a sign of your self-assurance, then not even a guillotine can save you from your sh*bby noggin anyway.
This is an exercise, a minimal exercise, so you consciously assume the posture of the rulers, you transform your surroundings into an environment that is aware of you, which I respect solely because of your posture.
Of course, the whole game of finally becoming the ruler of yourself again can be extended. Then you enter the space of Shame Attacks. This means you deliberately provoke non-conforming behavior that sends everyone else around you into shock.
No blood-smeared misdeeds are meant here, but the successful mission to make you independent of the judgment of your fellow human beings. So you have to do something that appears “abnormal” to the oppressive community in order to regain your freedom.
The goal of your unexpected self-therapy is to stop degrading yourself as a victim of overwhelming circumstances, but to experience yourself as a designer, as the supreme judge of everything that affects your life, and to fight for this state until it has finally convinced your brain to change its mind.
At first, your brain will demand that its old destructive patterns remain in place with ludicrous rationalizations: “Oh, stop that nonsense! It’s embarrassing and childish! What’s the point!” The same pattern applies to all stubborn habits, such as addictions.
You have to keep in mind: the raised thumb is the thumb for yourself, you are saying yes to yourself! “I can, because I know what I want! I refuse to lose!” Everyone should see it, because only then will it become “true” for you. “Fake it til you make it?” No, it’s not fake, it’s your authentic reclaiming of yourself!
First, clasp your hands together and place them on your lap, but stick your thumbs up until everyone can see them. You will notice how difficult it is for you to suddenly be an “alpha” physically, to take on a role, a shell, in which you do not (yet!) feel “at home”.
Then get into the habit of sticking your thumbs up whenever you gesticulate in the presence of other people and also for yourself alone, make them visible everywhere, whether you have your arms crossed or your hands in your pockets: your thumbs are sticking out! Your thumbs are your ego, your self-assertion!
You will notice how much body language affects the mind if you raise your eyebrows while trying to be “angry”. It doesn’t work. You force your body to have a positive attitude towards life, your body has to follow your mind, and when it does, it starts to laugh, even if you are sad!
You need to start keeping your mind clean. Think about how many of your previously “beloved” websites spread negative statements, news or content. You need to develop an instinct for zapping away at a headline like “Another five dead in macabre shooting, including children”! The society that produces this sort of thing should fucking deal with it, not you! You are not a garbage can!
Another way to keep yourself in a good mood is to recognize the key of music. Major: good! Minor: bad! Nazi marching music was always composed in a major key, the same with children’s songs. Children’s songs are never sad, but should make children feel good. Learn the difference and consistently switch off negative content, whether on TV, on the internet or on the radio. Treat yourself to a good and healthy night’s sleep! You are worth it!
Of course, it is usually not enough to recognize whether a melody is composed in a major or minor key, most songs consist of a keynote, but then change to a depressing key as a counterpoint. Keep one thing in mind: you don’t want to fall down, you want to rise up, which is exactly how melodies should be. They should uplift and not plunge into the abyss like a whirlpool or waterfall.