The global revolution against Whiteness

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Dr. David Hilton
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Indigenous woman Edwina Ling has been convicted of assaulting White baby boys in her care while working at a childcare centre in Far North Queensland.

Fellow indigenous staff working at the centre observed her shaking, throwing, slapping, and kicking around the White boys, but said nothing about it. Ling’s abuses were only discovered when a temporary supervisor left a Post-In note advising management to check the baby room CCTV when Ling had been working.

To be fair to Ling, extreme child abuse was endemic in indigenous communities across Australia until the arrival of Christian missionaries. It’s impossible to find modern scholarly articles that acknowledge what primary source witnesses saw, however, and so we’re stuck with woke academic nonsense saying things such as that child abuse in Aboriginal communities should be understood as nurture. This is how cultural Marxism has spread – via the education system.

The abuse by Ling was directed against White boys, however, and is therefore not just a cultural practice. This is part of a global trend we are seeing everywhere.

Whether it’s Black nursing home staff in the United States bashing elderly Whites, African raids on southern Spain, rape attacks on European women, or the destruction of White-owned businesses in France, the pattern is the same. There is a wave of violence occurring globally against Whites, and it’s intensifying.

I don’t want to feed the dialectic by stoking rage in the other direction. I’m not writing in order to carpet-bag from resentment. Hating back won’t get us anywhere. My purpose here with my writing is to try and expose the metaphysical forces that direct these waves of human behaviour, and hopefully to reveal how the elites who understand metaphysics anticipate and weaponise these energies for their advantage.

The cabal who rule, whoever you think they are, use their knowledge of astrological forces to direct history. They get away with it because we’ve been brainwashed into thinking that idea is nuts. Now that they’ve got social media algorithms and data analytics, their ability to manipulate normies is total.

20 years ago, I remember telling colleagues in public and private school staffrooms that we were going to create a White nationalist backlash if we kept preaching anti-White ideology in the classroom. Needless to say, it didn’t go down too well with my Marxist colleagues. I was wrong, though. We haven’t seen much of a backlash. Anyone who tried got cancelled. Instead, we’re seeing the beginnings of a violent global revolution against anything associated with Whiteness.

Perhaps this was the final objective of Marxism all along. Maybe this revolution against Whiteness is what the occult elite have intended for at least a century. They redirected Marxism away from class toward identity to lay the groundwork for a future revolution against Whiteness. And now here we are. The future is now.

There’s a revolution underway, and decades of cultural Marxist programming has ensured that the revolution will be against anything associated with Whiteness.

Edwina Ling doesn’t understand all of this. None of these agents of anti-White chaos do. They are just easily manipulated by algorithms and constant media messaging from the elites that White people are why their life sucks and they can’t afford petrol anymore. So go get Whitey.

The relative success of White populations compared to the rest of the world outside East Asia feeds into this resentment. They see how much we have in terms of heritage, accomplishments, cultural development, and material wealth, and they envy it. Millions are just invading, of course, and using our welfare states to pillage. The others who are left outside the walled garden of modernity have been able to look in thanks to mobile streaming devices. Like peasants peering into Versailles.

Let them eat Netflix.

In recent pieces, I’ve been focusing on the influence of Pluto historically and in the decade ahead. I’ve been outlining all of this as part of my project to make the case that the earliest followers of Jesus had an astrological cosmic worldview.

Pluto is not the only planet, of course, and indeed it was demoted from planetary status in 2006. It was one of several solar system bodies that were discovered as planets over the past few centuries. The only two that have survived, though, are Uranus (discovered 1781) and Neptune (discovered 1846). Modern astrologers have largely arrived at the consensus that the discovery of a planet brings that planet more fully and more powerfully into the open. In the pretentious Jungian parlance of astrologers, it marks the emergence of that planet’s archetypal principle into the collective consciousness of humanity.

For years it bothered me that recent modern history was just so different. Why the emergence of nations? Why the proliferation of revolutions? Why the secularism? Why the rise of individualism? Why the genocidal campaigns by bloodthirsty regimes motivated by utopian ideologies? There was no explanation that could account for it historically.

The discovery of the modern planets can account for it. The significations of planets are discovered by astrologers via pattern identification. Astrologers look back at the synodic cycles of a planet to identify what the attributes of that planet are.

Uranus is associated with revolution, liberation, disruption, individualism, and radicalism. When we look at the waves of revolutionary fervour against aristocracy and clerical power over the last 250 years we see aspects with Uranus. Railing against injustice and demanding reform, emancipation, and autonomy are Uranian motivations. Anarchism and nihilism are its less constructive manifestations. Sudden insights or breakthroughs that generate disruptive transformations of individuals and societies are its hallmark. The individual forging their own path of scientific or creative inspiration, as we have seen so often during modern history, is a manifestation of Uranian influence. Uranus is also, interestingly, clearly associated with electricity and technological networks.

Neptune is associated with transcendence, idealism, unreality, utopianism, and the dissolution of boundaries. Utopian globalism is profoundly Neptunian; a delusional vision of a shared future based upon nothing but wishful thinking. In its destructive expression, Neptune is also associated with propaganda, collective hysteria, and ideological fanaticism.

Marxism brings together the forces of Uranus and Neptune. Like Richard Wurmbrand is his book Marx and Satan, I believe that Marxism is a Satanic inversion of Christianity. Where Christianity leads people to individual liberation, spiritual emancipation, transcendence, and awareness of the other, Marxism spreads libertinism, narcissistic individualism, delusion, and a malign sense of victimhood. Where Christianity cultivates love and forgiveness, Marxism spreads hatred and spite.

Given all this, it is really no surprise that Marx and Marxism closely align with the last synodic cycle of Uranus-Neptune (1821-1993). Marxism harnesses the energy of the destructive elements of these two planets perfectly. Wherever the poison of Marxism has spread, we have seen utopian fanaticism in pursuit of fantasy alongside nihilistic narcissism and mass atrocity.

The 1993 conjunction would be expected by astrologers to mark the transformation of the ideological project of Marxism then. This is especially the case given that both the 1821 and the 1993 conjunctions occurred in Capricorn, albeit at different degrees. Capricorn has to do with government, hierarchy, institutions, and authority, so again, it’s not surprising that Marxism targeted all of those things, given how clearly Marxism aligned with this synodic cycle.

So what can we expect during the current conjunction starting in 1993?

Astrologers usually focus on the internet. The World Wide Web was released into the public domain and the first browser released in 1993. It seems digital interconnectedness isn’t going away in the coming centuries.

More interesting for our investigation, however, is what the 1993 conjunction meant for Marxism. Within 3 degrees orb of the 1993 conjunction in July 1991, Kimberle Crenshaw published Mapping the Margins, the foundational text establishing the doctrine of intersectionality among scholars: that the root of all social problems is White men. It’s difficult to overstate how potent this doctrine has been for the spread of cultural Marxism in the academy.

Samuel P. Huntington also published The Clash of Civilisations and the Remaking of the World Order in 1993. The thesis of the book is that future conflicts would be based upon civilisational differences of identity in the future as ideology became less powerful. In the same year, identity-based terrorism took form. 1993 saw the following: the First World Trade Centre bombing by jihadis in February; 257 people killed in Bombay bombings by Muslims; five Turkish females killed in a German nationalist arson attack; the Bosnian War at its ethnic cleansing peak; the Waco government attack in April; and the Oklahoma City bombing two years later in response.

Based upon this review, it would seem then that Marxism has transformed in this synodic cycle into contention over identity. We are now entering the first major aspect of this synodic cycle, and this would indicate that the ideological beliefs that motivated violence at the conjunction will become mainstream in the next few years. Whites will not go gentle into that good night. Instead, we can expect this struggle between identity blocs to become universal and mainstream. We can expect that Whites will begin fighting back.

If this hypothesis about the nature of this Uranus-Neptune cycle is correct, we should expect it to become apparent during the first aspect of this synodic cycle. That should be when the civilisational blocs that will contend against each other into the 22nd century would become apparent.

The first major aspect of that 172-year cycle is the waxing sextile. It occurs 2025-2027.

Originally published at Metaphysical History. You can purchase Dr. Hilton’s books here.

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