Elizabeth’s father, although a devout member of a Quaker family, highly disapproved of her rigid code of life, he felt that an attractive young girl like herself ought not waste her youth in this manner. So he welcomed Joseph Fry, who had fallen in love with Elizabeth’s flaxen haired, unassuming beauty and devout nature, and invited him to Earlham to encourage their match. After much persuasion and Joseph’s promise never to hinder her in her charity work, she accepted him.

In 1800,when Elizabeth was just 20, they married, and went to live in St. Mildred’s Court London. Joseph was wealthy, but Elizabeth would have no useless ornaments about her, but they kept an open house in the manner of Quakers, and entertaining the advent of children in rapid succession kept her very busy. Soon she began to visit the London poor and she was appointed the visitor of the Islington workhouse. She was still unsatisfied.

In 1811 she was recorded a minister in the custom of Friends, an honour which she greatly appreciated. She arranged schools for the poor, depots for the distribution of garments, medicines, and food, and learnt how to vaccinate, believing strongly in the efficacy of the operation. She began to address meetings, and through the power of her voice she was to achieve one of the greatest reforms of the time.

Still unsatisfied, Elizabeth Fry became interested in prison life; prisoners in those days were subject to appalling conditions and treatment, even for the most minor of crimes. Hundreds died of starvation and of filthy diseases caused by foul air and herding together. Men and women, murderers, lunatics, debtors, pickpockets and children were all thrown together in stinking underground cellars without light or bedding. Drink was sold to anyone who could pay, and no limit was set to the amount consumed. “At every session, criminals in scores were sentenced to death. Even as late as 1833. Sentence of death was passed on a child of nine who poked a stick through a pane of glass and stole tubes of paint worth two pence.”

Elizabeth Fry first visited the infamous Newgate prison in 1813. She found 300 women with their numerous progeny lying about on the floor in a state of incredible filth, unclassified, unemployed, and abandoning themselves entirely to bad language, fighting, and lawlessness. Those with money bribed the jailers for drink.

The Women were so depraved that even the governor of the prison only entered cells reluctantly. Elizabeth, however, had her own ideas as to the cause of their depravity, and was not deterred. Her heart was especially filled with pity for the children she saw there, what chance would they have in life after being subjected to such experiences?

When she first entered the cells, faced with a crowd of infuriated women, she had to quickly win their trust. She spotted two women stripping a dead child for rags to put on a boy, four or five years old, who was playing by their side. She quickly strode towards them and picked up the grimly little toddler, then she held up her hand imploringly “Friends”, she said, “many of you are mothers, I, too, am a mother. I am distressed for your children. Is there not something we can do for these innocent ones? Do you want them to grown up to become real prisoners themselves? Are they to learn to be thieves, and worse?”

She had struck the only chord in their hearts that still rang true. Their hard, fierce hatred fell from them as at the touch of a magician. Here was someone who might save their children. After winning the women’s attention and trust, she appealed to them to cooperate with her in some scheme for educating the children. Elizabeth Fry saw her new friends as women who could be made respectful and useful.

Though the response from the women was great and touching, Elizabeth was unable to return to the prison for some time due to her own family matters. She gave birth to another child, and two people in her family died, one of her other children, and her brother. With illness, trouble and a family that numbered nice to care for, she had to leave the prisoners alone for sometime.

When Elizabeth’s sister, Rachel, took four of her girls to the country and her boys were placed in school, she was able to return to the prison where se started a school for the children under a governess chosen among the prisoners.

With a committee of 12 women she devoted herself entirely to the reformation of the women prisoners, and separated the children from their contaminating presence. The city sheriffs had said “ it was vain hope that such turbulent spirits would submit to the regulations of a woman, armed with no legal authority, and unable to inflict any punishment!”

But Elizabeth persevered with the women and “they saw no more shameless creatures, half naked and half drunk. The prison no longer resounded with obscenity and licentious songs, but it exhibited the appearance of an industrious factory of well regulated family.”

In 1817 Elizabeth Fry found the association for the improvement of Female Prisoners in Newgate, with the object of establishing separation of the sexes, classification of criminals, female supervision for women, religious and secular instruction, and useful employment. The improvements that resulted soon became obvious, and other institutions became interested and desirous of adopting similar methods. But it is certain that the first great step, the winning of the sympathies of the most desperate set of women in London, was necessary before authority could be won over, and only such a woman as Elizabeth Fry could have done this. She seems to have had some special magnetism in her; one woman, sentenced to death, was so desperate that she could not be managed, but when Elizabeth entered she became perfectly docile. Hangings were frequent in those days – The Old Bailey alone put to death about a hundred victims a year.

Elizabeth strove to procure the release of a young girl, sentenced to death for circulating forged notes under the influence of the man she loved. This brought her into conflict with Lord Sidmouth, who believed firmly in killing off even mild criminals, and she did not succeed in obtaining reprieve of the girl, who was hanged.

Though she failed to mitigate the severity of sentences, her work in connection with prison conditions was eminently successful. In 1818 she visited the Scottish prisons with her brother, Joseph John Gurney, where she found the usual horrible conditions prevailing. One man had been fastened for several days to an iron bar with his legs passed through rings some feet apart. He was unable to rest or undress, and the position amounted to slow torture. Elizabeth’s pleadings for the alleviation of his distress were unavailing. She also saw five men confined day and night in a closet nine feet square, and never let out for any purpose; they were debtors. There were no lunatic asylums, and the insane were thrown into prisons along with criminals. Elizabeth and her brother, affected by the fearful cruelty, published a book on the subject after their tour. The publicity given, together with the recognition of Elizabeth’s reforms by the House of Commons, led, gradually to the improvement of prison life all through, Scotland, Ireland, and the English provinces.

Meanwhile, the terrible conditions of the convicts transported to Australia had attracted her attention. She induced the government to make proper regulations for the voyages of the convict ships and to arrange that the arrivals in Australia should be provided with homes and employment.

In 1819-20, the severe winter drew her attention to the pitiable condition of the homeless. She opened a shelter in London, and provided a soup kitchen, and later started a similar scheme in Brighton. Then, finding that the men of the preventive service (customs department, concerned with the prevention of smuggling) were prone to idleness and boredom, she arranged to supply them with books, and she started a library service to supply coast guard stations.

Her reforms attracted the attention of not only England, but the whole of Europe. In 1820, Elizabeth became a correspondent of the Dowanger Empress of Russia, who instituted reforms based on Elizabeth’s teaching. From other countries too came letters seeking the advice and aid of the ‘ Genius of Mercy’ as she had become known.

Still, Elizabeth did not feel her work had gone far enough. In 1838 she began visiting France, Switzerland, Prussia, Holland and Belgium. She obtained permission to view all prisons and was received with courtesy. She inspected prisons, schools and asylums, expressing her views everywhere and giving advice for reformation. In her later years Elizabeth Fry received many letters from abroad, saying that the reports of her investigations were leading authorities to put her suggestions in practice. But her physical strength, worn by a life of unceasing labour, was waning and she developed a lingering illness. As series of deaths among her numerous children and grandchildren afflicted her sorely and she never recovered, she died October 12 1845, tended by her daughters.

Elizabeth Fry certainly changed the prison system dramatically, she protested against solitary confinement, the silent system, and the darkness of cells. Solitary confinement, she said, was sufficient to unhinge the mind.

Dark cells and dark windows were condemned, because the prisoner should at least be able to see the sky. “I am certain that separate confinement produces an unhealthy state of mind and body, and that therefore everything should be done to counteract this influence which is baneful in its moral tendency. I am satisfied that a sinful course of life increases the tendency to mental derangement as well as bodily disease, and that an unhealthy state of mind and body has a demoralizing influence; and I consider light, air and the power of seeing something beyond the mere monotonous walls of a cell, highly important “

Statements such as these certainly would have created a sensation at the time this quiet Quakeress first spoke them. But Elizabeth Fry, the docile wife and mother and religious devotee, did not fear to stand against public opinion and fight to the death for her convictions. We can take much strength and courage from her deeds, both in her tireless work and her devotion to her family. To the day of her death she remained a faithful and bold worker in the cause she believed in!

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She formed a contraceptive project called “Sangers 1939 Negro Project”, which was an attempt to get Negroes to take birth control pills and to be sterilized. The project was quite successful. Soon clinics throughout the South were distributing contraceptives to blacks and Margaret’s dream of discouraging “the defective and diseased elements of humanity” from their “reckless and irresponsible swarming and spawning” was at last being fulfilled.

In a 1926 speech at Vassar, Sanger said that the nation needed to follow the “drastic immigration laws” of 1924 with methods “to cut down on the rapid multiplication of the unfit and undesirable at home”. In a march, 1939 letter, Margaret Sanger explained to Frank Boudreau, director of the Milbank Memorial Fund:”.. That is not asking or suggesting a cradle competition between the intelligent and the ignorant, but a drastic curtailment of the birth rate at the source of the unfit, the diseased and the incompetent. The birth control clinics all over the country are doing their utmost to reach the lower strata [the minorities] of our population.

Like Adolf Hitler, Margaret Sanger considered herself to be part of the genetically superior elite who had to protect themselves against “hereditary taints”. She set out to start a “New Race” – “A Race of Thoroughbreds”. Her elitist attitude was clearly at odds with the leftist, social worker image that is commonly attributed to her by the mass media.

Margaret Sanger risked going to jail for informing people of contraceptives. She used the pill to stunt the growth of the ever-growing tide of minorities. For a woman who has done so much and risked as much as she did, she should be looked upon as a role model and leader and her faith for the cause will always stay with us.

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On the morning of February 28, 2009, I was awoken by an ominous and unfortunately prophetic dream. The dream consisted of our chief tribal god Wotan and only his raven Hugin was perched on his right shoulder. Then his other raven Munin returned and reported his findings back to Allfather Wotan. I awoke afterwards and tried to comprehend what the dream signified. The same day I looked to the writings of Dr. Carl Gustav Jung to try and comprehend the symbolism.

A raven in a dream can represent different things, but one thing in particular that they represent is an ill omen or they forebode death. It was the morning of March 2, 2009 that I finally came to realize what the dream was telling me. A comrade reported to me that the great Wotanist Don Miguel Serrano (September 10, 1917 – February 28, 2009) had passed on from Midgard. In this dream Wotan’s raven, Mugin, was reporting back that one of his great warriors had fulfilled his current incarnation and was once again ready to be received in the great halls of Valhalla.

There is a saying that goes, “Everyman dies, not every man truly lives.” To say that Miguel Serrano didn’t live life to the fullest would be a major understatement. To record Serrano’s life briefly would be a severe injustice to this phenomenal and brilliant Aryan philosopher. Memorializing Miguel Serrano in writing would require massive volumes. One day in the future I would hope to see his life recorded by those who truly understood the value of the gifts this astounding man gave to the world. His life was unparalleled in greatness and majesty. I am reminded of a story that Serrano told in his book, “C .G. Jung and Hermann Hesse.” In the conclusion of this book Serrano speaks of a discussion he had with a friend named Bochi Sen. Serrano’s words on the meeting: “Bochi Sen then spoke about Dr. Jung, whom he had visited many years before in Zurich. They had discussed reincarnation, and Jung had said that if he had the opportunity to choose his next life, he would select the same one that he had already led.” Serrano continues, “This is a way of saying that, like Hesse, he had lived his life fully, grasping all its feeling. Both of these men found full satisfaction in their work because it was an expression of their very being.”

Serrano lived his life to the fullest and it can also justifiably be said that if he were to choose his next life he would likewise choose the same life he had. He was Chile’s ambassador to Austria, Yugoslavia, India, Romania and Bulgaria. He is the author of over forty books which recorded his meetings with great Aryans, Aryan mysticism, and also Aryan philosophy. He had close friendships with the likes of Carl Jung, Hermann Hesse, Ezra Pound, Savitri Devi, and several close National Socialist friends and confidants of Adolf Hitler. Plus many other great Aryan thinkers and warriors. The knowledge he shared with them and likewise the knowledge they shared with him, he has shared with us. For his life’s struggle to awaken the dormant Aryan Wotanist spirit within us, we owe him a the deepest amount of gratitude. His sacrifices and dedication represent everything which proud Aryans live and die for.

Our racial enemies, those who spirits serve chaos and disorder of the Natural World, would only refer to him as a “Neo-Nazi”. They use only derogatory terminology to attempt to drown out the significance of what a great and noble man he truly is. Their words will not stand the test of time. Their words are based on their deep-rooted spiritual and racial hate they have for our race. Their misguided followers’ opinions are simply based on ignorance and nothing more.

Thanks be to the Gods for the Gift they gave us which is Don Miguel Serrano! Midgard’s loss is Valhalla’s gain. Your tour of duty here has been fulfilled. You now sit amongst the Gods of Asgard and also our fallen Aryan heroes.

Heil Miguel Serrano!
Heil Wotan!
Heil Victory!

Baldursson

There have been studied the distribution of the factions that are associated with the main races according to their possible adaptive value (or contribution to the reproductive success) The results are far away from being conclusive, but some of them are interesting suggestion that allow us to relate some characteristic of the races with temperature, moisture, and other climatologic factors. Long European nose might be the result of the need to elevate the cold and humid air, to the corporal temperature, before it got the lounges. The clear and dumpy nose that appears in the Eskimo can be contemplated as other kind of adaptation to the cold weather. The spherical forms of the noses represent the maximum of the corporal mass with the minimum of surface, what puts in relation a maximum of heat production with a maximum of conservation of it.

The color of the skin
Many of the human beings are not too clear and not to dark, they are mostly half black and half white. The extremely clear skin of the North Europeans and their descendants and the very black skin of the center Africans and their descendants are special adaptations. The ancestors of dark skin might have been common for white and blacks between 15.000 and 10.000 years ago. Human skin has its own color because of the well known particles called “melanin” the same
substance that allows the alligators the change their color and the one that produces the ink in the octopus. In humans, the primary function of melanin is to protect the superior layers of the skin, in order to avoid the damage of the length of the ultraviolet rays of the sun that penetrates the atmosphere. This radiation makes critic problems to our specie, because we don’t have a thick coat of hair that is used as a sunscreen in almost all the mammals.
The fact that we don’t have the same hair as mammals has some advantage: it allows the sweat glandules to cool our body by the evaporation, which gives our specie the unique skill of chasing and running behind the fast predator animals, in long distances during the hot weather of noon. But having no hair has it prices: it makes us to be exposing to 2 different and dangerous radiations: the ordinary sunburn with blisters, rashes and the risk of getting infections, and the skin cancers, including melanoma, If the exposure to the solar radiation hadn’t more than malign effects, natural selection had produced that all humankind would have been black. BUT the sunrays are not a direct threat to us. When the rays fall over the skin, the sunlight converts a fatty substance of the skin, into Vitamin D.
The blood takes Vitamin D from the skin into the intestines, where it has a vital role in the absorption of Calcium.

As Vitamin D, can be get from few foods – mainly oils and liver of fishes – the populations from the interior of Europe depend of the sun rays and their own skin in order to get this Vitamin. That’s why the particular color of the skin of a population represents a point of equilibrium between the dangers of the excessive solar radiation and the danger of the lack of radiation at all: the sunburn, cancer and melanomas in one side and bone dysfunctions, deformation in the spine in the other side. Is this equilibrium the one that explains, mainly, the preponderance of people with dark skin in the world and the general tendency of the color of the skin to be darker in the equatorial areas and much lighter in the people who live in higher latitudes? In the medium latitudes the strategy of the skin to change with the seasons keeps on morphing.

Mediterranean agriculturist populations, who established in the North of Europe approximately 6.000 years ago, were possibly threatened by diseases that affected bones, because of their lack of Calcium, which is gotten by the sunrays. When they emigrate to the north, they had to cover with big clothes to protect themselves from the long winters, the coldness and the low clouds of the area. In contradiction with the Mesolithic group of persons, or the skimo, European people, didn’t get the Vitamin D from their agriculture or fabrication of milk, because Vitamin D, is mainly gotten from the oil of fishes. White skinned individual who were not sun tanned could use the weaker doses of sunlight in order to get as much Vitamin D, as they could, and they were also affected by the natural selection. During the gelid winters only a small piece of skin was able to get the sun rays, favoring that way, the survival of the European individuals, with pink translucid spots in the chicks, one of the main characteristic that north Europeans still have!

The process of the White groups in Europe of establishing in an area that would provoke them death, or dysfunctions in their bones because of the lack of sun rays and at the same time of Vitamin D, was long and difficult. Why? Because as a difference with the groups that lived in Africa, the White groups of natives didn’t have the same possibility of getting sunlight and Vitamin D to survive, and to keep the Calcium in their bones and in their skeletons. What is really amazing is that those light skinned tribes, didn’t decided just to die, they realized that with their agriculture and animals who gave milk, they would survive, because animals which produce milk, are a great source of Calcium and not only this element, but the sugar of the milk – the lactose – facilitates the absorption of Calcium.
In order to receive and absorb the anti – rickets properties of the milk, White people had to overcome another genetic obstacle. The emigrants to the North areas of Europe had to develop the skill of digest the lactose in the adult age, just like in the childhood and they couldn’t! So, as we know, the lack of lactose conduces in general to digestive problems, an adverse condition to so needed absorption of calcium. In an incredible survival and strong develop of their internal system,
White Europeans instead of disappearing, actually could get enough lactose and Calcium. That’s why it’s not accidental that Europeans from the North have the characteristic of white skin and an unusual skill to digest enormous quantities of liquid and fresh milk.

White Europeans knew that they couldn’t get the Vitamin D, by sun tanning their skins like Africans or Equatorial tribes did, because if they exposed their skin brief moments of sun that they had in their area, they would die frozen in few hours later, because their bodies weren’t used to the change of temperatures. So, keeping their enormous kilos of clothes, they just decided to get the few amounts of sun rays in their faces – which explain the pink spots in the cheeks of many of the modern north Europeans -. The also realized that they could survive from the deformation of their bones because of the lack of Vitamin D provoked at the same time by the lack of sunlight, receiving the milk that their animals got. As in the first time they couldn’t absorb the lactose because their bodies and digestive system wasn’t used to it, but they just changed their system and were able to get all the lactose and the Calcium and at the same time, the Vitamin D that they
needed to survive.

Many tribes in the world have disappeared because of minimum obstacles, even when they were already “modern” civilizations. But White tribes from Europe were alone and not very modern, in terms of developing a war system, or important religious structure, as their equals in other places of the world. They had to support winters that no human being would resist in this time. But they had a spirit of survival, and without sun, without calcium, their bodies and genetic structures had such an extreme strength and “perfection” that they could evolve into what they are now, without disappearing in the hostile snow of North Europe.

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Modern Europeans have long been thought to descend from a mix of local Paleolithic huntergatherers and Neolithic farmers, who arrived from the Near East after the invention of agriculture. But no one knew for sure whether these newcomers replaced most of the locals, or whether the hunter-gatherers learned to farm and trade. Palaeoanthropologists have welcomed the work, but are skeptical about some of its more detailed conclusions.
“It’s very important, and moves us on a great deal,” says Chris Stringer of the Natural History Museum in London. However, he adds that genetic dating methods are only estimates, and probably can’t be used to pin particular genetic lineages to particular cultures.

Strong Chromosomes Ancestors

The Y chromosome is passed only from father to son. By comparing 22 genetic mutations, or markers, on the Y-chromosomes of over 1000 European men, the team built up a family tree of ancient populations. They found that 80 per cent of the men fell into four of 10 Y chromosome ‘variant’ groups. These four groups were descended from two ancient lineages. One of the most important findings is that the older of these two lineages is linked to people who spread to Europe from Central Asia 35,000 to 40,000 years ago, says Giuseppe Passarino of Stanford University, who was involved in the study.
These first migrants probably established the Aurignacian culture – an advanced group that developed sophisticated rock art painting and tools. Around half of modern European men are descended from these people. The second lineage represents a second wave of migrants, which came from the Middle East about 25,000 years ago. The researchers link this group with a people called the Gravettian. Finally, about 9000 years ago, Neolithic farmers migrated to Europe from the Middle East. But only about 20 per cent of modern European men can trace their ancestry to these people.

Rodinia, widely recognized as the first super continent, formed during the Proterozoic Era, about 1.1 billion years ago. It is believed that the oldest human family member lived about 5.2 – 5.8 million years ago, about 3.6 million years before the first modern human (homo habilis) appeared. It was named Ardipithecus ramidus kadabba, the fossilized bones of which were discovered in 2001 in Ethiopia.

Fossilized bones of Australopithecus have been discovered in South Africa?

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The old Welsh, British and Irish Celts all had stories mixed with legends about a big land situated to the west in the Atlantic Ocean. It was said to have been a paradise were everyone was happy, before it sunk into the ocean, only leaving a handful of survivors. These survivors then became the ancestors of today’s Europeans. That’s basically how most of the Celtic legends go. For the Vikings, Atlantis had transformed into Valhalla. Which was the home of the Vikings’ gods who they believed to have descended from and would meet when they died.

The Mayas, Toltecs, Aztecs in Mexico and South America – and some North American Indian groups – believed white Gods from a distant land in the east had come across the sea and given their ancestors the gift of civilization, thousands of years ago. There’s one particular white *god* who stands out in these Indian’s religion. He was called Quetzalcoatl and he is one of the gods, they claim had predicted the return of the white Gods In the old Indian scriptures, Mahabharata and Purana, there are verses about a White continent a half world away from India, which had been destroyed, in a massive war between the powers of
good and bad.

The Spanish Conquistadors were astounded that the Indians used many words that seemed remarkably similar to their own. For example the name of the land the Indians thought the Spaniards had come from, sound like the name of the place the Spaniards were hoping to find (Atlantis).

The names are so similar, that all these races must have been in contact with each other. And it hasn’t been ancient explorers such as the Phoenicians, who sailed to America to take a small peep at things. It would have to have been something much larger than that and further back. The geographic placement of Atlantis is said to be impossible due to the tectonic plate theory of continental drift and stuff. All continents were once joined together in one big super-continent in
which America and Europe fit nicely together. This is supposed to prove Atlantis couldn’t have existed. Yet Plato’s description of the mountains and valleys – in the level country of Atlantis – almost draw the same picture of the Atlantic sea floor, as today’s Sonar measurements/readings show.

If the Atlantic sea level was lowered 2 – 3 kilometers, all the little islands near Europe, North Africa and in the Caribbean (Bermuda, Azores, Grand Canaries etc.) would become peaks of the highest mountains on the Atlantean Islands. The Atlanteans who lived on the mountains were among theones who escaped the floods of water. Like the Grand Canaries.

When the first European explorers re-discovered these Islands, they met tall white people who were living in old stone houses they no longer bothered repairing. They owned old stone tablets with writing from a language they no longer possessed. They feared the sea and didn’t own any boats whatsoever. These people were gob smacked when they saw the Spaniards arrive to their
island. They were sure that no one else had survived the destruction of Atalaya, as they called Atlantis. Unfortunately they were all killed in the fight against the Spaniards, later on.

In South Africa, deep inside some caves, people have discovered sophisticated cave wall paintings that show White with short hair and dressed in modern day clothing. There are also ones with people holding long unidentified objects that seem to resemble rifles. Perhaps something from an age-old safari. Similar paintings have been found in caves near ussac-les-Chateaux in France and several other places. These paintings date thousands of years back.

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The invasion of Western Europe by a the Moors, also known as the Saracens, a Non-white Muslim army after 711 AD very nearly extinguished Aryan Europe, the threat of the Moors was no less serious than the Hunnish invasion which created the first Race War. The Moors were a mixed race: part Arabic, part Black and part mixed race and are easily distinguishable from the Aryan Visigothic of Spain. The Moors very nearly conquered all of Spain, and were only turned back from occupying all of Western Europe by a desperate White counter attack in France. The history of this seven hundred yearlong race war is without doubt one of the most arduous ever fought by the Aryans in defence of their homelands.

In 711 a Moorish fleet sailed onto the beachhead of Andalusia in Spain, their first territory on the European mainland.

The Spanish Gothic king of the time, Roderic, engaged the Moors in a three-day battle. The Moors won, and the Gothic Spaniards were forced to retreat, giving the Moors time to land a seemingly inexhaustible supply of soldiers from the North Africa. Soon the Moors had assembled a massive army and within a few months had conquered most of Gothic Spain.

The Tribute of Aryan Virgins

During the Muslim dominance of Spain only isolated pockets of Gothic resistance held out. In the North one a community secured its existence by being forced to enter a treaty with the Moors, which demanded the Goths had to hand over 100 Aryan Gothic virgins a year to the Moorish leaders for use in their harems. Eventually these regions banded together in an anti-Muslim alliance, and began pushing further south; slowly driving the Muslim forces back reclaim more of their homelands. This push lasted many hundreds of years – unfortunately more than enough time for race mixing between parts of the Aryan population and the Arab rulers to have taken place. In a great battle fought on the plains of Toledo in 1212, a great Aryan army defeated the Muslim Moors, from then the Moors occupied only the Southern parts of Spain.

Isabella and Ferdinand

It was only with the rise of two great leaders – the red haired, blue eyed, Isabella I, Queen of Castile, and Ferdinand V, King of Aragon, that the Moors were finally driven from Europe. Isabella, who is renown for not only liberating Spain from the last of the Moors, but for being one of the main sponsors of the voyages of discoveries of Christopher Columbus. Her parents where Spanish and Portuguese nobility who had, along with most of Spaniards, avoided race mixing caused by centuries of Moorish rule. Aged 18 Isabella married Ferdinand, who was King of Aragon, King of Sicily and King of Naples, they had five children. Isabella became Queen of Castile when she was 23 years old. No sooner had she become Queen, her kingdom was invaded by the Portuguese, who hoped to capitalise on a weaker Span in the confusion following the Moorish invasion. Castile was very nearly overrun, after a supreme effort Isabella and Ferdinand were able to raise a strong enough army to defeat the Portuguese. With the Portuguese threat settled, the Aryan King and Queen then turned their attention to their real enemy: the Muslim Moors.

The Ten Year War

The Muslims renewed their assault on Spain in 1482; a war, which lasted ten years, broke out. Isabella and Ferdinand used the money and riches they had confiscated from Spain’s Jewish population and bought large quantities of new cannons and weapons. When they ran out of money, Isabella sold all of her own royal and personal gold, silver, pearls and jewels, to raise money for the liberation of her country from the Moors. With these weapons of war, Isabella and Ferdinand waged a demanding and extremely costly, in terms of lives and material, war to drive the Moors out of Europe for once and for all.

The fall of Grenada

The Moors held the city of Grenada, in 1491 the great Aryan army stood outside the gates of the city of Grenada; outside Ferdinand and Isabella personally took command of the siege army.  After five months the Moors became desperate, their food supplies ran low and disease started to spread within the closed walls. Finally the Moorish king, Abu Abd-Allah, opened negotiations for surrender.

“On Monday 2 January 1492, Isabella and Ferdinand left the camp with their army duly drawn up. As they came near to the Alhambra, Abu Abd-Allah rode out, accompanied by many of his knights, with the keys of the city in his hand. He tried to dismount in order to kiss the king’s hand, but the king would not allow it. The Moor kissed Ferdinand on the arm and gave him the keys, saying ‘Take the keys of your city, for I, and the men who are within, are your vassals.’ King Ferdinand took the keys and gave them to the queen…”

The surrender of Grenada in 1492 was the first time in 770 years the Aryan Goths once again ruled all of Spain.

The Inquisition

While the Moors where in power, they employed Jews in their administration, because of their common Semitic ancestry with the Spanish Jews and because of the Jews hatred the Aryan Spanish. In the Grenada the Spanish were enraged to learn that the Moorish king’s Prime Minister and most of his leading advisors were Jews: a total massacre of Jews in the city followed that discovery. The alliance between Jews and the Moors inflamed the anti-Semitic feeling amongst the Aryan Goths even further; the Spanish Jews were amongst the first to feel the full effects of the fall of the Moors from power in Spain. When Spain was finally liberated from the Non-white Moors, the long suppressed anti-Jewish sentiment broke out in full fury. Isabella had obtained from the Pope in Rome a dispensation to establish the Inquisition in Spain, which soon turned into a fully-fledged anti-Jewish campaign under the name of Christianity. The infamous Spanish inquisition begun, it was set up to enforce Christendom, was used to persecute Jews, who were regarded as the enemies of White Spain. A secret meeting to resist the Inquisition with force was held, Isabella’s spies found out about the planned rebellion and arrested the ringleaders, most prominent amongst them a rabbi named Diego de Susan. He, along with six other Jews, was tried for subversion, found guilty and executed by burning at the stake.

The Expulsion of the Jews

With anti-Semitic feelings burning brightly the Jews broke into panic, and starting fleeing Spain in large numbers, some going to Italy, most going to North Africa or to Muslim held Turkey, where they once again enjoyed special status. In 1492 Isabella and Ferdinand formally expelled all Jews from that country, punishing the Spanish Jews for having actively collaborated with the Moors during their 780 year long occupation. All property belonging to the Jews was seized by Isabella and added to the state treasury. Individuals tainted with Jewish or Moor blood where executed or fled from the country. “Spanish society drove itself,” historian J.H. Elliot writes, “on a ruthless, quest for pureza de sangre (purity of blood)”. One of the process, used by Isabella to identify individuals who where not of the Aryan race, was if blue veins where not clearly visible on the inside of their arms, the individual was not allowed to remain in Spain.

Spain’s Golden Age

After the expulsion of the Moors and the Jews, Spain entered its Golden Age: it created a huge empire, and became one of the most powerful nations in Europe. Unfortunately for Spain the country declined once again, after a change in the countries racial make-up. The liberation of Spain from Moorish rule saved Western Europe from complete Arabic domination, and as a result the Aryan Visigothic warriors who undertook this 700-year war will always be remembered for their great feat of arms, as will Queen Isabella and her husband.

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