Happy Yule, America!

Happy Yule, America!

It’s Yule – not Christmas quite yet – and here’s hoping that it’s a blessed and joyous one for the true-born and rightly-raised American people.

NOTE: I could have posted babes with a more “Pagan” feel to them, this being Yule. However, much like the American Christians, we lost that war a long time ago.

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It’s OK To Be White

It's OK To Be White
It’s OK To Be White

Thanks to both Sidney Sweeney and the shitskin-loving Democrats and their sharecroppers who attacked her, we can with full confidence proclaim, “It’s OK to be White!” We Whites can and should now utterly reject ethnoguiltism.

Never Apologize For Your Whiteness

Pictured above are 144 reasons to never apologize for your Whiteness. And those are just the aesthetic reasons, though all the other races prefer us over all others, including their own. When you add in culture… well, there’s a reason why the oikophobes rant about and bemoan White Supremacy and have spent decades waging an ever-escalating war on Whites.

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Cyber Monday Haul

A Good Cyber Monday Haul

Yeah, Cyber Monday is better or, at least, safer and less crazy, than Black Friday. Still though, I think we’d be better off stocking up on Geeky or Nerdy girls than a bunch of overpriced then-reduced stuff.

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Black Friday Shopping

Better, Wiser Black Friday Shopping

Well, it’s Black Friday again, that day of mercantile madness, violence, and performative stupidity. We here at Reflections From A Murky Pond prefer to “shop” differently, though. Insofar as we’re concerned, it’s better to get a Black babe – I started my day in one 😉 – than to join in with the annual paroxysm of consumerism.

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Mino-Miigwechwigiizhigad

Mino-Miigwechwigiizhigad

Mino-Miigwechwigiizhigad, which is an Ojibwe phrase that is often used as “Happy Thanksgiving” among the Northeastern Amerindian tribes. And yes, for the scholars out there, I could have instead used, “Ohèn:ton Karihwatéhkwen,” which is the Kanien’kéha (Mohawk dialect of the Haudenosaunee language group) phrase for “Thanksgiving Address.” However, the Ohèn:ton Karihwatéhkwen isn’t related to the American Thanksgiving holiday and is or was used quite often at the beginning of meetings throughout the year.

But, in that vein, I will give thanks to the Creator for the things that go about on the earth, especially the native beauties that do so. 😉

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