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  1. Bravery endures consequences.

    You thought the land of the free…was free?

    Ah, of course.

    #bravery

  2. Bravery endures consequences.

    You thought the land of the free…was free?

    Ah, of course.

    #bravery

  3. Bravery endures consequences.

    You thought the land of the free…was free?

    Ah, of course.

    #bravery

  4. Bravery endures consequences.

    You thought the land of the free…was free?

    Ah, of course.

    #bravery

  5. Bravery endures consequences.

    You thought the land of the free…was free?

    Ah, of course.

    #bravery

  6. Did you know that blonde women have the highest IQs?

    The “dumb blonde” stereotype is total nonsense.

    I wonder who came up with this stereotype

    link

    Same is true for blond men. Hollywood went after blonds due producers’ envy of their beauty and intelligence, and to undermine archetypal Aryan Whites. Blond hair and blue-eyed people (and the many others who carry those genes) founded almost all of the world’s great civilizations. The Buddha had blue eyes. The ancient and still used name for the Chinese people is Huaren (華人), which means Aryan; they learned their civilization from Aryans. The Buddha is always referred to as an Aryan in ancient texts. None of this should be a major point of pride but the constant denigration of blonds/ Whites should stop. They should be appreciated instead for their many achievements, which no other race can match, and it’s not even close. Jewish Supremacists appear to have fully seized control of USA and the West, so they should at least have the decency to tell the truth about the past and who liberated them from their narrow-minded little culture that never produced anything, save mythic nonsense. ABN

    #abn #anthropology #bravery #culturalNorms #economics #history #philosophy #religion #science #technology
  7. Did you know that blonde women have the highest IQs?

    The “dumb blonde” stereotype is total nonsense.

    I wonder who came up with this stereotype

    link

    Same is true for blond men. Hollywood went after blonds due producers’ envy of their beauty and intelligence, and to undermine archetypal Aryan Whites. Blond hair and blue-eyed people (and the many others who carry those genes) founded almost all of the world’s great civilizations. The Buddha had blue eyes. The ancient and still used name for the Chinese people is Huaren (華人), which means Aryan; they learned their civilization from Aryans. The Buddha is always referred to as an Aryan in ancient texts. None of this should be a major point of pride but the constant denigration of blonds/ Whites should stop. They should be appreciated instead for their many achievements, which no other race can match, and it’s not even close. Jewish Supremacists appear to have fully seized control of USA and the West, so they should at least have the decency to tell the truth about the past and who liberated them from their narrow-minded little culture that never produced anything, save mythic nonsense. ABN

    #abn #anthropology #bravery #culturalNorms #economics #history #philosophy #religion #science #technology
  8. Did you know that blonde women have the highest IQs?

    The “dumb blonde” stereotype is total nonsense.

    I wonder who came up with this stereotype

    link

    Same is true for blond men. Hollywood went after blonds due to producers’ envy of their beauty and intelligence, and to undermine archetypal Aryan Whites. Blond hair and blue-eyed people (and the many others who carry those genes) founded almost all of the world’s great civilizations. The Buddha had blue eyes. The ancient and still used name for the Chinese people is Huaren (華人), which means Aryan; they learned their civilization from Aryans. The Buddha is always referred to as an Aryan in ancient texts. None of this should be a major point of pride but the constant denigration of blonds/ Whites should stop. They should be appreciated instead for their many achievements, which no other race can match, and it’s not even close. Jewish Supremacists appear to have fully seized control of USA and the West, so they should at least have the decency to tell the truth about the past and who liberated them from their narrow-minded little culture that never produced anything, save mythic nonsense. ABN

    #abn #anthropology #bravery #culturalNorms #economics #history #philosophy #religion #science #technology
  9. Did you know that blonde women have the highest IQs?

    The “dumb blonde” stereotype is total nonsense.

    I wonder who came up with this stereotype

    link

    Same is true for blond men. Hollywood went after blonds due producers’ envy of their beauty and intelligence, and to undermine archetypal Aryan Whites. Blond hair and blue-eyed people (and the many others who carry those genes) founded almost all of the world’s great civilizations. The Buddha had blue eyes. The ancient and still used name for the Chinese people is Huaren (華人), which means Aryan; they learned their civilization from Aryans. The Buddha is always referred to as an Aryan in ancient texts. None of this should be a major point of pride but the constant denigration of blonds/ Whites should stop. They should be appreciated instead for their many achievements, which no other race can match, and it’s not even close. Jewish Supremacists appear to have fully seized control of USA and the West, so they should at least have the decency to tell the truth about the past and who liberated them from their narrow-minded little culture that never produced anything, save mythic nonsense. ABN

    #abn #anthropology #bravery #culturalNorms #economics #history #philosophy #religion #science #technology
  10. Did you know that blonde women have the highest IQs?

    The “dumb blonde” stereotype is total nonsense.

    I wonder who came up with this stereotype

    link

    Same is true for blond men. Hollywood went after blonds due producers’ envy of their beauty and intelligence, and to undermine archetypal Aryan Whites. Blond hair and blue-eyed people (and the many others who carry those genes) founded almost all of the world’s great civilizations. The Buddha had blue eyes. The ancient and still used name for the Chinese people is Huaren (華人), which means Aryan; they learned their civilization from Aryans. The Buddha is always referred to as an Aryan in ancient texts. None of this should be a major point of pride but the constant denigration of blonds/ Whites should stop. They should be appreciated instead for their many achievements, which no other race can match, and it’s not even close. Jewish Supremacists appear to have fully seized control of USA and the West, so they should at least have the decency to tell the truth about the past and who liberated them from their narrow-minded little culture that never produced anything, save mythic nonsense. ABN

    #abn #anthropology #bravery #culturalNorms #economics #history #philosophy #religion #science #technology
  11. COVID-19 VAX: This is the most evil thing that’s ever happened in the United States — Mary Talley Bowden MD

    Communist @tiktok_us refuses to let me post this reel of my interview with @TuckerCarlson on my account….

    They’ll let Tucker post it – 1.4 million views- but I’m not allowed?

    link

    Carlson actually says the quote in the headline but Bowden fully agrees. She has been very good all along and deserves our respect and support. At great cost to herself, she spoke and still speaks the truth about covid, covid masks, and most of all, the covid vax. People like her have innate bravery and love of truth. From a Buddhist POV, that’s morally and spiritually exemplary. That’s what life is all about. ABN

    #abn #ancientValues #bravery #BuddhistPractice #medicalScience #moralityEthics #philosophy
  12. COVID-19 VAX: This is the most evil thing that’s ever happened in the United States — Mary Talley Bowden MD

    Communist @tiktok_us refuses to let me post this reel of my interview with @TuckerCarlson on my account….

    They’ll let Tucker post it – 1.4 million views- but I’m not allowed?

    link

    Carlson actually says the quote in the headline but Bowden fully agrees. She has been very good all along and deserves our respect and support. At great cost to herself, she spoke and still speaks the truth about covid, covid masks, and most of all, the covid vax. People like her have innate bravery and love of truth. From a Buddhist POV, that’s morally and spiritually exemplary. That’s what life is all about. ABN

    #abn #ancientValues #bravery #BuddhistPractice #medicalScience #moralityEthics #philosophy
  13. COVID-19 VAX: This is the most evil thing that’s ever happened in the United States — Mary Talley Bowden MD

    Communist @tiktok_us refuses to let me post this reel of my interview with @TuckerCarlson on my account….

    They’ll let Tucker post it – 1.4 million views- but I’m not allowed?

    link

    Carlson actually says the quote in the headline but Bowden fully agrees. She has been very good all along and deserves our respect and support. At great cost to herself, she spoke and still speaks the truth about covid, covid masks, and most of all, the covid vax. People like her have innate bravery and love of truth. From a Buddhist POV, that’s morally and spiritually exemplary. That’s what life is all about. ABN

    #abn #ancientValues #bravery #BuddhistPractice #medicalScience #moralityEthics #philosophy
  14. COVID-19 VAX: This is the most evil thing that’s ever happened in the United States — Mary Talley Bowden MD

    Communist @tiktok_us refuses to let me post this reel of my interview with @TuckerCarlson on my account….

    They’ll let Tucker post it – 1.4 million views- but I’m not allowed?

    link

    Carlson actually says the quote in the headline but Bowden fully agrees. She has been very good all along and deserves our respect and support. At great cost to herself, she spoke and still speaks the truth about covid, covid masks, and most of all, the covid vax. People like her have innate bravery and love of truth. From a Buddhist POV, that’s morally and spiritually exemplary. That’s what life is all about. ABN

    #abn #ancientValues #bravery #BuddhistPractice #medicalScience #moralityEthics #philosophy
  15. COVID-19 VAX: This is the most evil thing that’s ever happened in the United States — Mary Talley Bowden MD

    Communist @tiktok_us refuses to let me post this reel of my interview with @TuckerCarlson on my account….

    They’ll let Tucker post it – 1.4 million views- but I’m not allowed?

    link

    Carlson actually says the quote in the headline but Bowden fully agrees. She has been very good all along and deserves our respect and support. At great cost to herself, she spoke and still speaks the truth about covid, covid masks, and most of all, the covid vax. People like her have innate bravery and love of truth. From a Buddhist POV, that’s morally and spiritually exemplary. That’s what life is all about. ABN

    #abn #ancientValues #bravery #BuddhistPractice #medicalScience #moralityEthics #philosophy
  16. Viking/Norsemen explorations, on their own, surpass the explorations of non-Europeans, including the much touted voyages of Zheng between 1405 and 1433 to Southeast Asia, India, and the Horn of Africa — Ricardo Duchesne

    Zheng He did not navigate one single unknown nautical mile. Yes, his ships were impressively large, but he merely visited places, established diplomatic relations, and exchanged exotic goods. He was an eunuch.

    Ibn Battuta, likewise, was not an explorer, but a traveler who visited, from 1325 to 1354, the known world of North Africa, the Middle East, East Africa, Central and South Asia, the Iberian Peninsula, and West Africa.

    In stark contrast, the Vikings, between the eighth and eleventh centuries:

    i) established settlements in large areas of England, Scotland, Ireland, and France;

    ii) stormed eastwards through the Baltic down into the Black Sea and imposed a ruling dynasty in Kiev from which the name “Russia” derives;

    iii) created Normandy from which point William the Conqueror took over the whole of England after the famous Battle of Hastings (1066);

    iv) created the Kingdom of Sicily that lasted hundreds of years.

    v) They also discovered Iceland, not accidentally, since this land had been described before, though never explored, as “Thule” in various writings, creating a nation with about 30,000 by 930.

    vi) And they discovered and colonized Greenland, 200 miles away, starting in 978, followed by a well-planned expedition of 25 ships and several hundred prospective settlers.

    vii) And, amazingly, they discovered and established a colony in America 5 centuries before Columbus, which they called “Vinland”. It was at first a chance sighting by Bjarni Herjolfsson, soon followed by planned exploration led by Eirik the Red, and then planned settlement by Thorfinn Karlsefni.

    Now, it needs to be added, as contemporary historians of the Vikings have explained, that Icelandic geographers of the early Middle Ages “showed an astonishing sophistication in their image of the northern world”.

    We have a manuscript dating from about 1300, Geographical Treatise, compiling this knowledge, “based on the actual experience of Icelandic sailors”. There is another Book of Settlement which describes the settlement of Iceland 870 to 930.

    The Viking/Norsemen/Icelandic peoples also wrote, between 1220 and 1280, two fascinating sagas of their explorations of Iceland, Greenland, and Vinland: The Saga of the Greenlanders, and The Saga of Erik the Red.

    These are stories of the events and of the major characters associated with the explorations and settlements occurring around 970-1030.

    These men were farmers-sailors-warriors, and aristocratic in temperament, by which I mean they had an indomitable will and pride as free men.

    This explains why the type of government they created in Iceland was republican (a combination of aristocratic/democratic rule) as were the governments created everywhere by Europeans.

    Know your history. They are erasing it as we speak. The academics in charge of our universities, many of whom are increasingly nonwhite, are consciously falsifying this history, spitting on it. Don’t let them trash your dear ancestors!

    link

    #ancientValues #bravery #culturalNorms #history #technology
  17. Viking/Norsemen explorations, on their own, surpass the explorations of non-Europeans, including the much touted voyages of Zheng between 1405 and 1433 to Southeast Asia, India, and the Horn of Africa — Ricardo Duchesne

    Zheng He did not navigate one single unknown nautical mile. Yes, his ships were impressively large, but he merely visited places, established diplomatic relations, and exchanged exotic goods. He was an eunuch.

    Ibn Battuta, likewise, was not an explorer, but a traveler who visited, from 1325 to 1354, the known world of North Africa, the Middle East, East Africa, Central and South Asia, the Iberian Peninsula, and West Africa.

    In stark contrast, the Vikings, between the eighth and eleventh centuries:

    i) established settlements in large areas of England, Scotland, Ireland, and France;

    ii) stormed eastwards through the Baltic down into the Black Sea and imposed a ruling dynasty in Kiev from which the name “Russia” derives;

    iii) created Normandy from which point William the Conqueror took over the whole of England after the famous Battle of Hastings (1066);

    iv) created the Kingdom of Sicily that lasted hundreds of years.

    v) They also discovered Iceland, not accidentally, since this land had been described before, though never explored, as “Thule” in various writings, creating a nation with about 30,000 by 930.

    vi) And they discovered and colonized Greenland, 200 miles away, starting in 978, followed by a well-planned expedition of 25 ships and several hundred prospective settlers.

    vii) And, amazingly, they discovered and established a colony in America 5 centuries before Columbus, which they called “Vinland”. It was at first a chance sighting by Bjarni Herjolfsson, soon followed by planned exploration led by Eirik the Red, and then planned settlement by Thorfinn Karlsefni.

    Now, it needs to be added, as contemporary historians of the Vikings have explained, that Icelandic geographers of the early Middle Ages “showed an astonishing sophistication in their image of the northern world”.

    We have a manuscript dating from about 1300, Geographical Treatise, compiling this knowledge, “based on the actual experience of Icelandic sailors”. There is another Book of Settlement which describes the settlement of Iceland 870 to 930.

    The Viking/Norsemen/Icelandic peoples also wrote, between 1220 and 1280, two fascinating sagas of their explorations of Iceland, Greenland, and Vinland: The Saga of the Greenlanders, and The Saga of Erik the Red.

    These are stories of the events and of the major characters associated with the explorations and settlements occurring around 970-1030.

    These men were farmers-sailors-warriors, and aristocratic in temperament, by which I mean they had an indomitable will and pride as free men.

    This explains why the type of government they created in Iceland was republican (a combination of aristocratic/democratic rule) as were the governments created everywhere by Europeans.

    Know your history. They are erasing it as we speak. The academics in charge of our universities, many of whom are increasingly nonwhite, are consciously falsifying this history, spitting on it. Don’t let them trash your dear ancestors!

    link

    #ancientValues #bravery #culturalNorms #history #technology
  18. Viking/Norsemen explorations, on their own, surpass the explorations of non-Europeans, including the much touted voyages of Zheng between 1405 and 1433 to Southeast Asia, India, and the Horn of Africa — Ricardo Duchesne

    Zheng He did not navigate one single unknown nautical mile. Yes, his ships were impressively large, but he merely visited places, established diplomatic relations, and exchanged exotic goods. He was an eunuch.

    Ibn Battuta, likewise, was not an explorer, but a traveler who visited, from 1325 to 1354, the known world of North Africa, the Middle East, East Africa, Central and South Asia, the Iberian Peninsula, and West Africa.

    In stark contrast, the Vikings, between the eighth and eleventh centuries:

    i) established settlements in large areas of England, Scotland, Ireland, and France;

    ii) stormed eastwards through the Baltic down into the Black Sea and imposed a ruling dynasty in Kiev from which the name “Russia” derives;

    iii) created Normandy from which point William the Conqueror took over the whole of England after the famous Battle of Hastings (1066);

    iv) created the Kingdom of Sicily that lasted hundreds of years.

    v) They also discovered Iceland, not accidentally, since this land had been described before, though never explored, as “Thule” in various writings, creating a nation with about 30,000 by 930.

    vi) And they discovered and colonized Greenland, 200 miles away, starting in 978, followed by a well-planned expedition of 25 ships and several hundred prospective settlers.

    vii) And, amazingly, they discovered and established a colony in America 5 centuries before Columbus, which they called “Vinland”. It was at first a chance sighting by Bjarni Herjolfsson, soon followed by planned exploration led by Eirik the Red, and then planned settlement by Thorfinn Karlsefni.

    Now, it needs to be added, as contemporary historians of the Vikings have explained, that Icelandic geographers of the early Middle Ages “showed an astonishing sophistication in their image of the northern world”.

    We have a manuscript dating from about 1300, Geographical Treatise, compiling this knowledge, “based on the actual experience of Icelandic sailors”. There is another Book of Settlement which describes the settlement of Iceland 870 to 930.

    The Viking/Norsemen/Icelandic peoples also wrote, between 1220 and 1280, two fascinating sagas of their explorations of Iceland, Greenland, and Vinland: The Saga of the Greenlanders, and The Saga of Erik the Red.

    These are stories of the events and of the major characters associated with the explorations and settlements occurring around 970-1030.

    These men were farmers-sailors-warriors, and aristocratic in temperament, by which I mean they had an indomitable will and pride as free men.

    This explains why the type of government they created in Iceland was republican (a combination of aristocratic/democratic rule) as were the governments created everywhere by Europeans.

    Know your history. They are erasing it as we speak. The academics in charge of our universities, many of whom are increasingly nonwhite, are consciously falsifying this history, spitting on it. Don’t let them trash your dear ancestors!

    link

    #ancientValues #bravery #culturalNorms #history #technology
  19. Viking/Norsemen explorations, on their own, surpass the explorations of non-Europeans, including the much touted voyages of Zheng between 1405 and 1433 to Southeast Asia, India, and the Horn of Africa — Ricardo Duchesne

    Zheng He did not navigate one single unknown nautical mile. Yes, his ships were impressively large, but he merely visited places, established diplomatic relations, and exchanged exotic goods. He was an eunuch.

    Ibn Battuta, likewise, was not an explorer, but a traveler who visited, from 1325 to 1354, the known world of North Africa, the Middle East, East Africa, Central and South Asia, the Iberian Peninsula, and West Africa.

    In stark contrast, the Vikings, between the eighth and eleventh centuries:

    i) established settlements in large areas of England, Scotland, Ireland, and France;

    ii) stormed eastwards through the Baltic down into the Black Sea and imposed a ruling dynasty in Kiev from which the name “Russia” derives;

    iii) created Normandy from which point William the Conqueror took over the whole of England after the famous Battle of Hastings (1066);

    iv) created the Kingdom of Sicily that lasted hundreds of years.

    v) They also discovered Iceland, not accidentally, since this land had been described before, though never explored, as “Thule” in various writings, creating a nation with about 30,000 by 930.

    vi) And they discovered and colonized Greenland, 200 miles away, starting in 978, followed by a well-planned expedition of 25 ships and several hundred prospective settlers.

    vii) And, amazingly, they discovered and established a colony in America 5 centuries before Columbus, which they called “Vinland”. It was at first a chance sighting by Bjarni Herjolfsson, soon followed by planned exploration led by Eirik the Red, and then planned settlement by Thorfinn Karlsefni.

    Now, it needs to be added, as contemporary historians of the Vikings have explained, that Icelandic geographers of the early Middle Ages “showed an astonishing sophistication in their image of the northern world”.

    We have a manuscript dating from about 1300, Geographical Treatise, compiling this knowledge, “based on the actual experience of Icelandic sailors”. There is another Book of Settlement which describes the settlement of Iceland 870 to 930.

    The Viking/Norsemen/Icelandic peoples also wrote, between 1220 and 1280, two fascinating sagas of their explorations of Iceland, Greenland, and Vinland: The Saga of the Greenlanders, and The Saga of Erik the Red.

    These are stories of the events and of the major characters associated with the explorations and settlements occurring around 970-1030.

    These men were farmers-sailors-warriors, and aristocratic in temperament, by which I mean they had an indomitable will and pride as free men.

    This explains why the type of government they created in Iceland was republican (a combination of aristocratic/democratic rule) as were the governments created everywhere by Europeans.

    Know your history. They are erasing it as we speak. The academics in charge of our universities, many of whom are increasingly nonwhite, are consciously falsifying this history, spitting on it. Don’t let them trash your dear ancestors!

    link

    #ancientValues #bravery #culturalNorms #history #technology
  20. Viking/Norsemen explorations, on their own, surpass the explorations of non-Europeans, including the much touted voyages of Zheng between 1405 and 1433 to Southeast Asia, India, and the Horn of Africa — Ricardo Duchesne

    Zheng He did not navigate one single unknown nautical mile. Yes, his ships were impressively large, but he merely visited places, established diplomatic relations, and exchanged exotic goods. He was an eunuch.

    Ibn Battuta, likewise, was not an explorer, but a traveler who visited, from 1325 to 1354, the known world of North Africa, the Middle East, East Africa, Central and South Asia, the Iberian Peninsula, and West Africa.

    In stark contrast, the Vikings, between the eighth and eleventh centuries:

    i) established settlements in large areas of England, Scotland, Ireland, and France;

    ii) stormed eastwards through the Baltic down into the Black Sea and imposed a ruling dynasty in Kiev from which the name “Russia” derives;

    iii) created Normandy from which point William the Conqueror took over the whole of England after the famous Battle of Hastings (1066);

    iv) created the Kingdom of Sicily that lasted hundreds of years.

    v) They also discovered Iceland, not accidentally, since this land had been described before, though never explored, as “Thule” in various writings, creating a nation with about 30,000 by 930.

    vi) And they discovered and colonized Greenland, 200 miles away, starting in 978, followed by a well-planned expedition of 25 ships and several hundred prospective settlers.

    vii) And, amazingly, they discovered and established a colony in America 5 centuries before Columbus, which they called “Vinland”. It was at first a chance sighting by Bjarni Herjolfsson, soon followed by planned exploration led by Eirik the Red, and then planned settlement by Thorfinn Karlsefni.

    Now, it needs to be added, as contemporary historians of the Vikings have explained, that Icelandic geographers of the early Middle Ages “showed an astonishing sophistication in their image of the northern world”.

    We have a manuscript dating from about 1300, Geographical Treatise, compiling this knowledge, “based on the actual experience of Icelandic sailors”. There is another Book of Settlement which describes the settlement of Iceland 870 to 930.

    The Viking/Norsemen/Icelandic peoples also wrote, between 1220 and 1280, two fascinating sagas of their explorations of Iceland, Greenland, and Vinland: The Saga of the Greenlanders, and The Saga of Erik the Red.

    These are stories of the events and of the major characters associated with the explorations and settlements occurring around 970-1030.

    These men were farmers-sailors-warriors, and aristocratic in temperament, by which I mean they had an indomitable will and pride as free men.

    This explains why the type of government they created in Iceland was republican (a combination of aristocratic/democratic rule) as were the governments created everywhere by Europeans.

    Know your history. They are erasing it as we speak. The academics in charge of our universities, many of whom are increasingly nonwhite, are consciously falsifying this history, spitting on it. Don’t let them trash your dear ancestors!

    link

    #ancientValues #bravery #culturalNorms #history #technology
  21. A quotation from John Adams

    I had met with an Observation among regular Officers, that Mankind were naturally divided into three Sorts. One third of them are animated at the first appearance of danger, and will press forward to meet it and examine it; another third are allarmed at it: but will neither advance nor retreat, till they know the nature of it: but stand to meet it: the remaining third will run or fly upon the first thought of it.

    John Adams (1735–1826) American lawyer, Founding Father, statesman, US President (1797–1801)
    Autobiography, Notes on Diary Entry for 1776-10-01 (1807)

    More about this quote: wist.info/adams-john/8389/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #johnadams #advance #alarm #bravery #courage #cowardice #danger #excitement #fear #panic #retreat #risk #riskassessment #runningaway

  22. A quotation from John Adams

    I had met with an Observation among regular Officers, that Mankind were naturally divided into three Sorts. One third of them are animated at the first appearance of danger, and will press forward to meet it and examine it; another third are allarmed at it: but will neither advance nor retreat, till they know the nature of it: but stand to meet it: the remaining third will run or fly upon the first thought of it.

    John Adams (1735–1826) American lawyer, Founding Father, statesman, US President (1797–1801)
    Autobiography, Notes on Diary Entry for 1776-10-01 (1807)

    More about this quote: wist.info/adams-john/8389/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #johnadams #advance #alarm #bravery #courage #cowardice #danger #excitement #fear #panic #retreat #risk #riskassessment #runningaway

  23. A quotation from John Adams

    I had met with an Observation among regular Officers, that Mankind were naturally divided into three Sorts. One third of them are animated at the first appearance of danger, and will press forward to meet it and examine it; another third are allarmed at it: but will neither advance nor retreat, till they know the nature of it: but stand to meet it: the remaining third will run or fly upon the first thought of it.

    John Adams (1735–1826) American lawyer, Founding Father, statesman, US President (1797–1801)
    Autobiography, Notes on Diary Entry for 1776-10-01 (1807)

    More about this quote: wist.info/adams-john/8389/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #johnadams #advance #alarm #bravery #courage #cowardice #danger #excitement #fear #panic #retreat #risk #riskassessment #runningaway

  24. A quotation from John Adams

    I had met with an Observation among regular Officers, that Mankind were naturally divided into three Sorts. One third of them are animated at the first appearance of danger, and will press forward to meet it and examine it; another third are allarmed at it: but will neither advance nor retreat, till they know the nature of it: but stand to meet it: the remaining third will run or fly upon the first thought of it.

    John Adams (1735–1826) American lawyer, Founding Father, statesman, US President (1797–1801)
    Autobiography, Notes on Diary Entry for 1776-10-01 (1807)

    More about this quote: wist.info/adams-john/8389/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #johnadams #advance #alarm #bravery #courage #cowardice #danger #excitement #fear #panic #retreat #risk #riskassessment #runningaway

  25. Soon you are going to see our posters on the streets of Europe!

    Thanks to everyone who supports and promotes our campaign!

    #bravery #immigration #infiltration #law