Crisis of masculinity
1:00 My definition of masculinity
2:00 A culture of gangsters having sex with immoral women is only going to lead to the decline and fall of your civilisation
3:00 We need a functioning moral system.
The law comes from above.
4:00 Patriarchy is constantly being undermined by the matriarchy.
The perils of no fault divorce for married fathers.
5:00 Wisdom
6:00 Islamophobia
7:00 Attacking Christianity
8:00 Trinitarian Christians are the most powerful churches in the world.
9:00 My definition of wisdom
10:00 My definition of matriarchy
Incels
Nick Fuentes
11:00 Sexual reproduction within wedlock
12:00 Patriarchy is a society that privileges married fathers over gay men and unmarried fathers.
13:00 Marriage is the filter of sexual morality.
14:00 Wisdom is knowing what the problem and the solution is and how to implement the correct solution.
Bargain with the ruling classes
15:00 Islamophobic Christians refuse to entertain my idea, let alone support my solution, and that is why the entire belief system of Christianity has to be absolutely demolished.
16:00 We bargain with the ruling classes by becoming unignorable on social media.
Nick Fuentes on Tucker Carlson has made antisemitism go mainstream.
18:00 The churn of here today gone tomorrow social media influencers is there to keep us distracted and think these characters will be enough to solve the problem when they are not even political activists promoting a viable political solution.
19:00 Daniel Haqiqatjou > Ali Dawah
21:00 Muslim Lantern deletes virtually all his live streams of real time conversations that are of any interest.
TLC
22:00 Trailer trash don't go to church.
Weather-envy amongst Americans
23:00 Christian Universalism
24:00 Sectarianism in Christianity is greater than Islam.
26:00 It would be wise to understand the present through understanding the past.
27:00 Going through the motion
28:00 E Michael Jones
29:00 Leadership
30:00 Are Muslims changing Western government?
31:00 Listen is just hearing, heeding is accepting the argument or following the order.
33:00 quran.com/18/4
34:00 Growing up in the West
36:00 Not obeying 18:4 ASAP
37:00 Muhammad wrote letters to non-Muslims.
41:00 The burned and bloody history of Christianity under absolute monarchy
42:00 Nobody had any rights under absolute monarchy.
43:00 How the British monarchy is useful to the neocons
GROK:
The term "Dominions" referred to self-governing nations within the British Empire/Commonwealth that shared the British monarch as head of state, starting formally around 1907 for countries like Canada (from 1867), Australia (from 1901), and New Zealand (from 1907).
There was no single abrupt date when the three countries ceased being called British dominions, as the shift was gradual, tied to evolving constitutional autonomy, official usage, and the transition to the modern Commonwealth. The term "dominion" fell out of favor after World War II, particularly from the late 1940s onward, because it came to imply subordination in some views, even though the countries had achieved full legislative independence.
Key milestones:Canada adopted the Statute immediately in 1931 and often used "dominion" longer in some contexts (e.g., "Dominion of Canada" lingered informally), but by the mid-20th century, it faded. Australia and New Zealand, slower to adopt the Statute, also transitioned similarly in practice.In short:
- 1931 — The Statute of Westminster (passed by the UK Parliament) granted full legislative independence to the dominions (Canada adopted it immediately; Australia in 1942 retroactive to 1939; New Zealand in 1947). This marked legal equality but the "dominion" label persisted in common and some official use.
- After 1947/1949 — The term "dominion" was largely abandoned in official Commonwealth contexts. The 1949 London Declaration reformed the Commonwealth to allow republics (starting with India), and the phrase "members of the Commonwealth" replaced "dominions." Sources like Britannica note that after 1947, "the use of the expression was abandoned because it was thought in some quarters to imply a form of subordination." The Dominions Office in the UK was renamed the Commonwealth Relations Office in 1947.
- From the 1950s (especially post-1953, around Queen Elizabeth II's coronation), the countries were increasingly described as Commonwealth realms rather than dominions. This informal term emphasized their status as independent monarchies sharing the same sovereign, without the older "dominion" connotation.
By the 1950s–1960s, "dominion" was rarely used officially for these three, replaced by "Commonwealth realm" or simply sovereign nations within the Commonwealth. They remain Commonwealth realms today (sharing King Charles III as monarch), but without the "British dominion" designation.
- Canada: Effectively moved away from the term post-1931, though usage lingered somewhat.
- Australia: Post-1942 adoption, but broader shift in the late 1940s.
- New Zealand: Last to adopt the Statute in 1947, with the term phasing out around the same late-1940s period.
It is of course a fiction that any of these countries have an independent foreign policy!
44:00 The British monarch has even fewer rights than his supposed subjects.
46:00 The Fall of Singapore
48:00 The entire narrative of Christianity is that the Jews killed Jesus.
"The Judeo-Christian heritage of the West"
49:00 Judeo-Christian
Social conservatives like Jordan Peterson would hark back to Christianity.
50:00 "Fundamental British Values"
Christianity failed to prevent the decline and fall of Rome.
51:00 The English Reformation
52:00 The Glorious Revolution 1688
53:00 A real absolute monarch is Mohammed Bin Salman
54:00 It was a British monarch who was Europe's first victim of regicide.
55:00 Wisdom
56:00 The failures of Christianity
57:00 Deuteronomy 28
59:00 WW3
