How did you become a member at Stirpes?

[Berrocscir]

I'd been lurking around on Skadi, too. I didn't feel confortable with Skadi so I did a google search for something like 'Nationalist forum' and found Stirpes - lots of intellegent, interesting stuff for this seeker, hungry for the truth!

I thought "Yes, this is more my cup of tea!"

[3rdEye]

A guy called Kohler, whom many of you know, invited me on another forum. He asked me if I cared for Europe and I registered straight away!

[snjorvindr]

I don't remember but I am new here.

My name is Hakkon and I am 24 years old. My parents are from Ireland and I live in Mexico.

Nice forum!

bye

[Numi]

I remember that Skadi stopped working for some time and I had to find another forum on the things I'm interested in..and I heard about this forum before and that's why I made up my mind to register here,but I'm not sure I'm able to write posts rather often-I'm not used to talking a lot)

[Menydh]

Originally Posted by Numi

I'm not sure I'm able to write posts rather often-I'm not used to talking a lot)

Well, writing and talking are not quite the same things. Often complementary.

[Numi]

Originally Posted by Mynydd

Well, writing and talking are not quite the same things. Often complementary.

As for me,these things are closely connected with each other,until I get used to this forum

[Engelbrecht]

Aptrgangr told me about Stirpes when I was a member of former Skadi.

[The Duke]

I saw it on Stormfront

[Carnyx]

Originally Posted by The Duke

I saw it on Stormfront

And do you still visit it?

[Der]

Originally Posted by Carnyx

And do you still visit it?

Even Mynydd still visits Stormfront from time to time.

[Menydh]

Originally Posted by Der

Even Mynydd still visits Stormfront from time to time.

Not really. Only one particular thread where Stirpes has been mentioned and that someone pointed me to it, but who I am sure that the lunatic freaks would love to exploit.

Apart from that, I am more convince than ever that forming a cordon sanitaire to marginalize (even more) lunatic fringes is the healthiest thing to do.

Excuse my elitist (read supremacist) views. Or don't. Not really important.

[Lutiferre]

Found Stirpes through a random link in a Google search.

[Pro Hibernia]

Originally Posted by Phlegethon

I was drugged out and kidnapped.

Me too! Did you also wake up with your trousers undone?

Seriously though..

I was a member of the British Communist Parties Scottish youth branch, and decided to cruise the net to battle the evil Nazis and defeat their inferior intellect. I found Stormfront and started reading up. After a few months there I had completely U turned. I left the YBCP and registered at Stormfront. I got into the whole theme park Nazi thing, became a Skinhead, and became an American loving “White Nationalist”. I was introduced to Pan-Aryan alliance by someone over at Stormfront (by this time I had begun to see what Stormfront really is, I also dropped the Skinhead thing after an incident with Racialist Loyalists here in Glasgow). I became a Pan-Aryanist and stayed there for a few months. I then joined over at Irish Nationalism - Powered by vBulletin when I was looking for information concerning Irish Nationalism (duh..). I was looking for a serious European Nationalist forum and I found the link at Irish-Nationalism. I lurked for a little while then signed up. I was still a deluded Pan-Aryanist. Reading a lot more here I began to see the light lol, and now here I am.

[Milesian]

It's nice to see a story with a happy ending
You'd be surprised at how many people were once at the opposite end of the political spectrum before doing a "U-turn", as you say.

If you don't mind me saying so, but you are still rather young at the moment.
It's not surprising in the least that you've veered into various ideologies in a short space of time. You're full of youthfull enthusiasm and can be easily swayed by arguments for various causes. At this point in time, it's best to keep your mind open and remember what is important to you. Also, beware sophists and rhetoricians who will use fancy words and slick arguments to win you over to their cause, or to demoralise you from your own.
That said, it’s heartening to see the next generation still has individuals who are interested in more than just getting drunk at the weekend and what new PS3 game is coming out next.
With some mentoring, I’m sure you’ll be making valuable contributions wherever you are.
Pity there’s not more of you around.

[Pro Hibernia]

Originally Posted by Milesian

It's nice to see a story with a happy ending
You'd be surprised at how many people were once at the opposite end of the political spectrum before doing a "U-turn", as you say.

Indeed .

If you don't mind me saying so, but you are still rather young at the moment.
It's not surprising in the least that you've veered into various ideologies in a short space of time. You're full of youthfull enthusiasm and can be easily swayed by arguments for various causes. At this point in time, it's best to keep your mind open and remember what is important to you.

Yes I agree. I have been known to jump into ideologies without really learning what it truly is. Like National Socialism. I baught a few flags, laughed at a few jokes, shaved my head, I even began to believe in "Britishness" and turned my back on my people just to fit in with the local "National Socialists" who are Loyalist drunkards.

But in the end love for the Celtic people has always came through. I'm not so quick to jump into Politics anymore, instead I just want to learn about my people, history, culture and langauge. I am still young so no need to rush into anything .

Also, beware sophists and rhetoricians who will use fancy words and slick arguments to win you over to their cause, or to demoralise you from your own.

That is how the Pan-Aryanists got to me. The big words just masked everything. It makes one feel like, "Oh wow these guys are soo smart, I wish I could be like them", But then again, they're using words they'll never get a chance to use out side of their own bed rooms.

That said, it’s heartening to see the next generation still has individuals who are interested in more than just getting drunk at the weekend and what new PS3 game is coming out next.
With some mentoring, I’m sure you’ll be making valuable contributions wherever you are.
Pity there’s not more of you around.

Okay, let me make oen thing clear, never once did I state that I do not enjoy getting drunk at the weekend! Some of my finest hours were drunk and talking Politics . I ahve been described as the old man who sits on a park bench talking about things people don't even understand, (unless they're drunk).

P.S I don't own a PS3 .

[Menydh]

Originally Posted by Gaidheal Ceilteach

Me too! Did you also wake up with your trousers undone?