Runic Mystery Solved

[#833]

[Note: Back in 2016 a friend of mine who works at an auction house stumbled upon this silver rune necklace. Neither of us recognized the rune, and I couldn't find any information on it in my books or online. Eventually, I stumbled upon it by accident! It was great to solve the riddle. I was beginning to think it was some personal design... anyway, I thought I'd post it for reference before I lose it. Pretty cool, huh?

[Note: This is a Communist Soviet poster of two men kissing celebrating their victory over those evil 'Nazis'. The commies loved this image so much they made it into a postage stamp too. Below is an example of the fruits of their victory.]

[Above: Postage stamp...]

[Above: Is this what you wanted, white man?!]

[Above: Hmm... seems this was a tradition amongst the communists.]

[Above: Mosley warned of just this thing happening, so many years ago.]

[Note: A good name for a band. It is due time for the white man to get angry. Beware our enemies, our hatred is simmering to a boil!]

[Note: I'm not sure what this is...? But the art is pretty cool. And you know I love decapitations and all.]

[Above: The cover of this old book shows the custom of a crown of candles which is done in Scandinavia on December 13 and is called Saint Lucia day. Nice juxtaposition with the above huh?]

[Above: Okay I fixed it, now it makes more sense!]

[Note: If you don't know what Orania is here is a quote from Wikipedia:

'Orania is an Afrikaner-only South African town located along the Orange River in the arid Karoo region of Northern Cape province.[3] The town is split in two halves by the R369 road, and lies halfway between Cape Town and Pretoria.

The aim of the town is to create a stronghold for Afrikaans and the Afrikaner identity by keeping their language and culture alive. Anyone who defines themselves as an Afrikaner and identifies with Afrikaner ethnicity is welcome in Orania.

The small community has a radio station and its own currency, the Ora. The population was 1,085 at the time of a local census in 2014, and is growing steadily at about 10% per year. News24 reported on 7 June 2016 that there were by that time 1,300 Afrikaners in Orania. More than 100 businesses are located in Orania as of 2013.]

[Above: Back of bills]

But why would whites want to live by themselves? They have beautiful concentration camps for them set up in South Africa, after all. And the communist controlled blacks love them and only want peace and harmony, as seen below.

[Above: Kill! Kill! Kill!]

[Above: But don't worry, stupid white people, soon it will be legal to kill you too.]

[Above: Check mate, racists!

[Note: Beautiful photos!]

[Above: Sisters from 1900]

[Above: Close-up]

[Above: Study of Beatrice Cenci by Julia Margaret Cameron.]

[Note: The BIG question is why hasn't a Black Metal band used this for their cover yet?! If only Mayhem or Dark Throne would have found this back in the day. Without a doubt they would have used it. Just imagine... the pure evil... the True hordes... the cold frost... the Transilvanian fuckin' EVIL!!!]

[Below: WTF??? Haha! This just gets weirder and weirder.]

[Above: The Satanic Mass by H.T.F. Rhodes]

[Above: Seven Footprints to Satan by A. Merritt]

[Above: My Holy Satan by Vardis Fisher]

Death

[#840]

[Note: In Latin 'Nemini Parco' means 'No one is spared'. While the famous saying 'Memento Mori' means 'Remember death'. This saying probably originated in ancient Rome. It is a reminder that everyone must die, so live your life accordingly. This particular picture shows death with an hourglass in his hand, while a king's crown, a cardinal's hat, etc. are drawn with cross bones, meaning death cares not who you are. The quote comes to mind 'You can be a king or a street sweeper, but everybody dances with the grim reaper,' which is a modern adaptation of the traditional German Totentanz (danse macabre).]

[Above: This ancient mosiac was discovered in the ruins of a house from the 3rd century B.C., in the ancient city of Antiocheia. One translation of the ancient Greek words is 'Be cheerful, live your life'.]

[Note: I'm not sure what this is exactly, but it is obviously a play on the old Coppertone ad. The juxtaposition of the 1959 idea with the Girls and Corpses is an interesting one. One small facet of the decline of our culture, which we should celebrate, because after all it is the culture of the World Enemy. The slave world. So here we'll just say that the girl is Kali, and the corpse is the dying order of the modern world.]

[Note: Alessandra Mussolini (born December 30, 1962) is the granddaughter of Benito Mussolini. She's also an Italian politician and since 2013 is a member of the Italian Senate. In the past she's worked as an actress and model, and perhaps less known is her brief music career in the early 1980s. As both of the albums shown here attest, her music was only released in Japan, where her music was a part of the 'J-pop' genre. If you want to check out a song by her, check out the song 'Amai Kiouku', it's actually a pretty chill song.]

[Above: Circa 1982]

[Above: Inner foldout]

[Above: Back]

[Above: Alessandra Mussolini]