Propagated to the virile races, to the detested Aryan races, the religion of “Peter and Paul” did its work admirably, it lapsed into liars, into sub-humans from birth, the submissive people, the hordes inebriated with Christian literature launched wildly towards the conquest of the Holy Shroud, the magic hosts, abandoning forever their exalted gods, their religons, their gods of the blood, their gods of the race.

That's not all. Crime of crimes, the Catholic religion was, throughout our history, the great procurer, the great mixer of the noble races, the great procurer for the rotten (with all the holy sacraments), the furious contaminator.

The Catholic religion founded by twelve Jews will have proudly played its entire role when we will have disappeared under the waves of the enormous rabble, of the gigantic Afro-Asiatic whorehouse that is being prepared on the horizon.”

- A Fine Mess (1941)

https://lf-celine.blogspot.com/2016/08/louis-ferdinand-celines-fine-mess-les.html

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5751746&forum_id=2).#49111330)

"It so happened that just to one side of my bench there was a big hole in the sidewalk, something like the Metro at home. That hole seemed propitious, so vast, with a stairway all of pink marble inside it. I'd seen quite a few people from the street disappear into it and come out again. It was in that underground vault that they answered the call of nature. I caught on right away. The hall where the business was done was likewise of marble. A kind of swimming pool, but drained of all its water, a fetid swimming pool, filled only with filtered, moribund light, which fell on the forms of unbuttoned men surrounded by their smells, red in the face from the effect of expelling their stinking feces with barbarous noises in front of everybody.

Men among men, all free and easy, they laughed and joked and cheered one another on, it made me think of a football game. The first thing you did when you got there was to take off your jacket, as if in preparation for strenuous exercise. This was a rite and shirtsleeves were the uniform.

In that state of undress, belching and worse, gesticulating like lunatics, they settled down in the fecal grotto. The new arrivals were assailed with a thousand revolting jokes while descending the stairs from the street, but they all seemed delighted.

The morose aloofness of the men on the street above was equaled only by the air of liberation and rejoicing that came over them at the prospect of emptying their bowels in tumultuous company.

The splotched and spotted doors to the cabins hung loose, wrenched from their hinges. Some customers went from one cell to another for a little chat, those waiting for an empty seat smoked heavy cigars and slapped the backs of the obstinately toiling occupants, who sat there straining with their heads between their hands. Some groaned like wounded men or women in labor. The constipated were threatened with ingenious tortures.

When a gush of water announced a vacancy, the clamor around the free compartment redoubled, and as often as not a coin would be tossed for its possession. No sooner read, newspapers, though as thick as pillows, were dismembered by the horde of rectal toilers. The smoke made it hard to distinguish faces, and the smells deterred me from going too close.

To a foreigner the contrast was disconcerting. Such free-and-easy intimacy, such extraordinary intestinal familiarity, and up on the street such perfect restraint. It left me stunned."

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5751746&forum_id=2).#49111358)

its hard to know how much is real vs fake

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5751746&forum_id=2).#49111363)

that's how history will view it. it will be remembered fondly

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5751746&forum_id=2).#49111520)

But Nietzsche was pretty clearly anti-nostalgia and categorized it as a veiled (inauthentic) and bitter attempt at politics. iirc Derrida wrote a commentary about this topic wrt N

He's still very misunderstood in the popular imagination and left wing readings of some of his works make much more sense and are more *textual* than some commonly understood right wing interpretations. The alt right reads a valorization into passages that are clearly warnings and so here we are in '25 in a time of troubles

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5751746&forum_id=2).#49111549)

https://xoxohth.com/thread.php?thread_id=5751775&mc=1&forum_id=2

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