Alright, we are checking in from beautiful Bavaria in good old Germany.
Now before we get into the commentary of my fine footage here, I will respond to the question at hand, and that is, is there still hope for Germany?
And I will respond, yes, absolutely.
The same tactic can be applied to Germany as elsewhere.
It depends on how many young German men are willing to dedicate their lives to restoring order to Germany and Europe.
How many young men are willing to go into politics, go into contest the institutions of power in society, how many older German men who are wealthy, how many of those are willing to contribute to finance and fund pro-German initiatives, pro-German political initiatives and metapolitical initiatives.
And of course we do have the AFD Alternative Fürch Deutschland, which is as any party, it's not perfect, but it's a way forward at least.
And if you have your reservations about the party for whatever reason, keep in mind that it's a very, very diverse party in terms of political opinions.
So you have perhaps a more based faction within the party and then you have a less based faction to put it like that.
Either way, I do have hope for Germany.
There is so much capacity, so much potential, so much force that can be awakened in the German people.
So I am still white-pilled, I'm still optimistic that the German nation can turn this sad situation around.
Now, that all being said, I will now comment on the footage you see before you.
So there I am checking in from the Pre-Alps.
So not quite the Alps, but almost at the Alps.
And you ask, do I need to pose like that?
Yes, I absolutely do need to pose like that.
It's just how I am built.
I need to flex and pose at any given opportunity.
And there is a nice shoulder bag from Ligu Gloria, which is a fine companion to have with you.
I have it every day.
And there we're driving through the nice landscape.
Absolutely beautiful stuff for sure.
So yeah, great stuff.
Great stuff indeed.
Now we move from the foothills of the Alps to the Bavarian Parliament.
And this was quite epic indeed, if you ask me.
So they have busts of legendary figures from antiquity.
So here we see Lycurgus, the legendary founder of Sparta.
And we're moving on to this fine gentleman, none other than Solon.
And he was the gentleman who gave the account of Atlantis that he heard from the Egyptians.
I've talked about this in a recent podcast episode.
And now here we have him.
The man himself, good old Plato.
Now, as you perhaps know, I am an enjoyer of Neoplatonism.
So perhaps not as much Plato himself, but the Neoplatonists at least.
So I needed to get a selfie with the man himself.
And there we have Pericles, the famous Athenian statesman, looking handsome and good.
This fine old gentleman.
And here, Caesar, a titan of European history, on proud display.
And here we have Pythagoras, of course, also a titan of both philosophy and mathematics.
And here we have Homeros, also known as Homer, the author of the Iliad.
And this was very interesting indeed.
Bavaria, they still have a strong Catholic tradition, so you see the crucifix there.
This is not something you would see in a place like Sweden.
So for me, it was quite quite refreshing.
Now I'm not a Christian, but I can still appreciate that they are true to their traditions.
So seeing the crucifix like that, despite again not being Christian, it was quite cool to see that they are serious about their traditions like that and their faith.
So moving on to this fine painting of none other than Charlemagne, or as you would say in Germany, Carl dargose.
So Charles the Great, one of the most important figures in European history.
So this is what we need to restore.
By the way, with the European Union, we don't need a collection of bureaucrats in Brussels, but we need to restore the empire of Charlemagne.
Now we are checking in from the English garden in Minschen or Munich as it's also called.
So quite nice to have such a big park in the middle of a very large city.
And there you see I'm wearing one of the new Ligio Gloria linen garments.
Of course I need to look as good as possible, so therefore I wear the best clothing.
So here we have a monument also called Denkmal in German.
So you see this quite often in Germany which is nice.
By the way upon regime change this is the type of monuments we will erect again because it adds so much to any given place.
It gives a sense of history, a sense of identity.
Of course two things that are quite controversial in the current year but worry not because the zeitgeist is quickly changing in our favor.
And here we see our neoclassical pavilion.
Aesthetic stuff for sure.
Then as you can see some miscreant has defiled the place with some graffiti.
The harshest punishment is suitable in this case but that is a topic for another time.
Anyway some nice view of the city and the park from this particular place as well.
So this is the type of stuff that I like.
Great stuff, great stuff indeed.
And you can see me I'm wearing the moscine linen shirt, a pair of chinos and the leather belt as well and a pair of leather shoes.
So good stuff, good stuff if I may be so bold.
stylish even.
Welcome to the city center and this is a neo-gothic town hall.
So it's called neo-gothic because it's based on a gothic style, so a medieval style, but it was built in the late 1800s.
And of course this is also something I do like.
So more neo-gothic architecture is incoming upon regime change.
And here we have the beautiful Isar Tor.
So the Isar is a river and Tor means gate in German.
And you can see on the murals here it depicts the triumphal procession of Ludwig IV of Bavaria after his victory over the Austrians at the Battle of Ampfig in 1322.
Munich is of course also famous for its many bear holes and I will admit that I had a bear while in München.
And here we have an example of how not to build and an example of how to build.
So to the left how not to build and to the right how to build.
Moving on to the Koenigsplatz, a place of great beauty commissioned by King Ludwig I of Bavaria.
He was an enjoyer of ancient Greece and ancient Rome, as are we all, I can only suppose.
And here you see me attempting some mensur training.
I had the honor and the privilege of witnessing a Mensur duel when I visited this fine Burchenschaft, Danubia München.
And shout out to the fine gentleman there.
Thank you a lot for your hospitality.
It is much appreciated.
I had a nice stay in Germany as always.
One of the most beautiful places on earth.
Definitely worth fighting for.
I send power and support to all of my German friends.
We are in this together and we will prevail.
I am sure of it.
So thank you for watching.
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