Viktor Orbán announces his vision for a stable Europe that defends Christian values

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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán

As Hungary assumed the rotating presidency of the European Union on July 1, self-styled “Christian illiberal democracy” leader Viktor Orbán has announced a new vision for Europe.

“What Europeans want is three things: peace, order, and development,” Orbán said on June 30. “And what they are getting from the elite in Brussels today is war, migration, and stagnation.”

Orbán addressed a huge pro-peace rally earlier in June in Hungary and has called for the return of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency to secure peace in the world. Yet these are not values shared by the E.U., nor in the wider liberal-global West.

Ahead of a peace mission to Russia, Orbán said “I wish to be a tool in God’s hands” to promote an end to the war in Ukraine. On his return from Russia, he said the search for an end to the conflict was “my Christian duty.”

Western ‘values’

Orbán said last summer that “Western values mean three things: LGBTQ, migration, and war.”

Now Orbán has embarked on a peace mission to Ukraine, Russia, and China, and has launched a new patriotic group to secure “Europe for the Europeans.”

Germany’s newspaper of record Die Welt reported on Orbán’s shuttle diplomacy, which has angered E.U. leaders in supplanting their firmly pro-war position. According to Die Welt, Orbán said, “China has a peace plan, America has a war policy, and Europe, instead of having its own strategic approach, is simply copying the American position.”

“PM Orbán’s peace mission is a ray of light for the world at a time of warfare by the U.S. and its European disciples,” he said.

Of course, no good deed goes unpunished. Accordingly, Euronews reports how “the Hungarian autocrat has popped up in in Kyiv, Moscow, and Beijing just as his country takes over the presidency of the Council of the E.U.” Outraged by his “peace mission 3.0” to China, there is talk of cutting short Hungary’s tenure as E.U. president nation.

Why would the pro-war E.U. globalists be offended by Christian duty?

“This is a strategic campaign to ridicule the European Union and to show that PM Orbán can make all these uncoordinated moves which are clear violations of the E.U.’s common and agreed positions, and does not have to fear negative consequences,” Daniel Hegedüs, researcher at the German Marshall Fund, told Euronews. 

On the one hand, this expands his future room for maneuver and future political autonomy, but on the other hand it seriously undermines the perception of E.U. foreign policy among key partners.”

Hegedus’s claim that Orbán’s move makes the European Union seem more ridiculous is a difficult position to defend. Its own “common and agreed positions” have resulted in economic, political and military instability. Orbán described these E.U. policies as “bureaucratic nonsense.”

Of course, a fact check from somebody such as E.U. Chief Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen’s European Democracy Shield would be certain to uphold the charge against Orbán’s appeal for sanity and for security.

The unelected E.U. head, who has just secured a second term in office thanks to her robust pro-war stance, has recently launched this risibly-named campaign to protect E.U. citizens from exactly the kind of Christian values defended by Orbán – and the wider reality-based community of European populists.

Manifesto for a European future

On the eve of the six-month E.U. presidency of Hungary, Orbán announced a new “Patriots for Europe” bloc in the European Parliament. This was to combat the “green poison” of the “Brussels elite,” which Orbán said was “not a democratic construct.”

Orbán has faced down attacks on his “illiberal Christian democracy” by the globalist-liberal E.U. since 2013.

In his June 30 address, he stated that it was the duty of the three main parties of Hungary, Austria, and the Czech Republic to “stop illegal migration, advocate the traditional family,” and “defend national sovereignty.”

“We believe that this is the day when the change in European politics begins,” Orbán said, introducing a new politics for the future.

The manifesto of Patriots for Europe states that Europe is at a “turning point.”

… the nations of Europe have arrived at a historic turning point. The European Union, once a dream project rooted in a desire for reconciliation after the devastation caused by two world wars and decades of division, has turned against Europeans and now represents interests that are at odds with the will of nations, regions and the small communities that make up our European homeland.

On Monday, Orbán’s Fidesz party announced the Patriots for Europe bloc now had 84 E.U. members of parliament (MEPs) from 12 nations. Jordan Bardella, MEP and head of the French National Rally in the European Parliament, has been appointed leader of the group.

German outlet Die Welt reported that, in response, far-left extremists  greens etc have combined to form a “firewall” to shut out the politics of Christian sanity from the E.U.

These developments come alongside an attempt at serious diplomacy which has humiliated the E.U., whose diplomats and liberal leaders remain steadfastly committed to prolonging – and even escalating – the war in Ukraine.

It is clear that a politically paralyzed Europe can now no longer ignore Orbán calling out the sanophobia and normophobia of liberal-globalist politics. Pro-war E.U. globalists have raged at Orbán’s peace mission, and his call to “Make Europe Great Again.”

Eurocrats on Xanax?

Now Orbán’s dedication to replacing the machinery of the ant- west with that of pro life pro west is driving some liberal Eurocrats to drugs.

“I take pills to calm myself when I talk about this issue because it’s getting really ridiculous,” said a senior E.U. diplomat according to the U.K.’s Guardian. “At every turn of the road you see the Hungarians hampering Ukraine’s ability to fight an aggressor.”

The pill-induced coping was accompanied by much seething.

At a meeting of foreign affairs ministers last month [June], frustrations boiled over when ministers confronted their Kremlin-decorated counterpart, Péter Szijjártó, over Hungary’s obstruction.

‘Almost all our decisions and needed discussions are being blocked by one country,’ said Lithuania’s foreign minister, Gabrielius Landsbergis, who accused Budapest of a ‘systematic approach towards any efforts by the E.U. to have any meaningful role in foreign affairs.’

It is a staple of history that German-Russian relations decide the relative security of Europe. In seeking to characterize any attempt to normalize relations with Russia as treason, these liberals are making permanent instability a matter not only of policy – but also of honor. Hungary is to be applauded for keeping these people out of foreign affairs.

‘Blockmail’

Accordingly, the communists and their far left cranks have done much to lock down the Hungarian Christian menace. 

The E.U. has blocked 27 billion euros from reaching Orbán’s Hungary. The “unfreezing” of some 10 billion in January 2024 led to outrage in the European Parliament, which sued the E.U. Commission for doing so. The funds were released to secure Hungarian support for financing the Ukraine war, with a further $54 billion sent to Volodymyr Zelensky in February.

Up to 19 billion euros in E.U. funding remains frozen over the Hungarian government’s refusal to repeal “anti-LGBT” child protection laws, and open its well-policed borders.

Orbán’s Fidesz is pro-family, not pro-rainbow. You can have one or the other, and Orbán has chosen to defend and strengthen the family. This is the main reason funds have been frozen to Hungary. A secret E.U. plan to “sabotage the Hungarian economy” was reported in January 2024. Yet E.U. hatred of the Hungarian model has a long history.

Why the E.U. hates Orbán

In 2017, a member of Orbán’s party told the Hungarian Parliament it was their “Christian duty to fight against the Soros/Satan plan.” Soros’ Open Society Foundations were effectively expelled from Hungary following a June 2018 “Stop Soros” law, which saw the OSF University close down.

Orbán’s announcement in 2018 that he seeks to establish an “illiberal Christian democracy” in Hungary was met with horror by the E.U.

As the E.U. moved to freeze Hungary’s funding in December 2019, Zoltan Kovacs said the E.U. was dancing to the tune of the “Soros orchestra” in doing so.

 

Kovacs, who is the Hungarian government’s international spokesman, also correctly predicted the process was designed never to end.

 

Five years later, 19 billion euros earmarked for Hungary remain frozen by the E.U.

The price of peace and family values

Naturally, the E.U. which is doing this to Hungary has accused Orbán’s ruling Fidesz party of “blackmail” for its measures to block further E.U. funds being sent to finance the war in Ukraine.

Orbán’s government has repeatedly hampered E.U. attempts to send more money and weapons to Zelensky’s regime, reflecting the view of the diplomatic realist John Mearsheimer that Ukraine has already lost the war, and no amount of money will change that fact.

In response to Orbán’s call for peace, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that peace would be the result of a Ukrainian surrender.

Orbán is described as “Putin’s greatest ally” by CNN as he seeks to end war. By contrast, the greatest ally of the United States – Israel – is threatening to drag the U.S. and NATO into a regional war which could go nuclear. The same can be said of Ukraine, the main ally of the West in its proxy war against Russia. Mearsheimer predicted in 2015 that Ukraine would be “wrecked” by the leadership of U.S./NATO into this war, and it is hard to disagree with him today.

Perhaps the Ukraine war is being prolonged not in the hope of a military victory – but to postpone a devastating political defeat of the liberal-globalists who so vociferously cheered on Ukraine – and Europe – into disaster. It is a sign of the times that it is a champion of “Christian democracy” who is seeking peace, and that all those who speak for liberal values are as implacably opposed to this model of politics as they are dedicated to the business of permanent war. Obviously Orbán is far from perfect but from a neo-aristocratic point of view he’s the best there is on the current world stage. 

The Smartphone killed the internet star

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Through out modern history decades have been so easily defined. Until recently everyone could recognize and identify a decade from a sample of a song a movie or an item of clothing. The Beatles in the 60’s Ghost Busters in the 80’s for example. and anyone growing up in those decades will invariably think back and talk fondly of them as if no decade since has come close. If you ask people growing up in the 60’s what it was like they will most likely tell you it was amazing that it felt like you where part of something big, The music of the time was so intertwined with politics that following a band was literally choosing a life style. The music brought about the flower power movement and in turn transformed society. Same with the 90’s Anyone that listened to acid house / rave music will tell you their whole lives revolved around that music scene from the clothes they wore to the friends they kept. People lived for the weekends when they could go to the clubs and raves buying the drugs and merchandise to further immerse themselves in that scene.

So what about the Noughties (2000-2009) ask yourself what was so special about this decade ? What band, what fashion trend what outdated gadget what movement was so cool back then ? How about The Teens (2010-2019) put it another way in 10 years from now can you imagine a sub culture existing that collects and immerses itself in the music fashion and cinema of 2014 for example ? what was so defining about that year or the year before it or after it. Sure some of you reading this will fondly remember a song you had on a loop one great summer but did the rest of society join you in that total immersion ?

Firstly, I want to note that Avril looks surprisingly good in that video she is literally trapped in 2008 biologically speaking. and observation that we are still basically in 2008 feels alarmingly true, and the implications of that are somewhat extensive.

Peter Van Valkenburgh commented that we don’t need any new culture because there is so much of it, which has only recently been perfectly cataloged and available at your fingertips (at least that was the case before the censorship campaign began).

For the most part, I don’t really see zoomers as having their own culture. Zoomer pop culture seems to be completely a rehash of a bunch of stuff right about 2008. Although the noughties where barely memorable compared with the teens they where like the war years, i mean it just got worse and worse like literally no one can point to anything memorable or worth remembering in the last decade

1 possible explanation for that is that it is the last stop in the culture before things got really weird, and therefore it’s something people want to hang on to. This is the year Obama got elected.

From there, all of the LGBT stuff, and the race stuff, went into hyperdrive. Obama was elected by white people on the promise of ending racial tensions and putting the whole thing behind us, and instead he used his position as president to agitate for a bunch of racial grievances from the 1960s that most Americans viewed as finished with.

People apparently long for that time, before everything went too weird.

The other angle is that 2007/2008 is when the iPhone launched, and before long, basically everyone had become addicted to these devices. We don’t fully understand the effects of this, but I have speculated at some length (in various articles that the psychological disconnect created by smart-phones – this new form of unreality, where people have lost connection to their physical environment completely – is what allowed for everything to go so weird over the last 17 years or so.

The smart-phones certainly affected human relationships. It interfered significantly with normal human interactions – people won’t have a conversation without constantly messing with their phones. This caused a breakdown in relationships. The phones also gave women the ability to get unlimited amounts of attention from thousands or millions of men, in turn enabling these men to anonymously say what ever they like to these women. These dynamics made the majority of fertile women more or less completely unwilling to engage in normal human mating behaviour. Its important to define the difference between the earlier cell phones and smart phones.

Along with lacking the basic natural motivation and romantic drive towards creativity because of the phone, it’s just an obvious fact that constantly having a screen in front of your face is going to destroy both concentration and creativity.

Therefore, everyone in society is stuck in a loop. The creatives themselves are stuck in a loop in that they aren’t coming up with new ideas, but more importantly, the mass are stuck in a loop. The entire concept of art involves the artist asking the viewer of the art to join them in a creative journey, and this then requires imagination on the part of the consumer of the entertainment. Therefore, even if an artist is capable putting down the phone, keeping off the various anti-creativity drugs, and staying fit enough to have a working brain, his art is not worth anything to a society that is stuck in a loop and therefore only has interest in the safe and familiar.

However, we must note that even if we’ve reached a kind of stasis in terms of artistic expression, society continues to change rapidly, as we continue down this spiral of LGBT, racial revolution and feminism. The fact that people choose to comfort themselves with this looped past decades culture simply shows that people of all ages are simply dumbstruck, incapable of offering a response to what is happening.

Both supporters and opponents of this global agenda are entirely passive. The supporters do not think about any of it, they just go along with whatever new thing is promoted by CNN, the Democrat Party, and Hollywood. Opponents continually fall back on stupid clichés and worn out nonsense.

 

People in 2024 are in a state of future shock that is truly extreme, by any measure. In this context, the static culture is what you would expect.

We all thought that the internet was a massive own goal of the establishment, and in the beginning it really looked liked it was. Never before where Patriots able to find each other, network and meet with such ease. I remember trying to track down the biggest nationalist party in my country in my teens only to realise it was x directory and basically unfindable. I eventually managed to contact them by pausing a documentary i came across by chance where one of the activists was holding a leaflet with their phone number on it.

For some glorious years we grew and grew powered by the internet. We met online in chat forums and chat rooms. We spent hours and hours at our desks making plans sharing ideas and organising real world events. Then we met in real life and carried out our work. The 2 meshed hand in hand the internet and real world activism we where unstoppable……

Then came the smart phone.

I’ve been online dating between the years of 2002 to 2015 and i can tell you there was a huge shift in my experience. In 2002 for example a conversation with a woman would go something like

”Oh i’m from such and such a town where are you from ?”

”wow you have a dog, me too”

”What’s your favorit colour”

”Do you have brothers and sisters? wow me too”

People where genuinely excited to talk to others they met on the internet curious and open, spending great lengths to write long emails or hours in chat rooms / msm or other private messengers of the day. Sat at their desktops undistracted and interested to get to know one another.

Then the smart phone basically just ripped it all up. Now if your online dating you don’t even need to write you can just swipe … People approach and reply to each other in the length of a sarcastic tweet or even just a series of emojis. arrogantly dismissing each other from their seat on the bus or elevator to the office. the convenience has rendered courtship and any meaningful intellectual romance to the dustbin of history.

The smart phone has all but killed off Nationalism outside of Eastern Europe. Sure there are still nationalist parties and people that identify as being Nationalist, but the old goals of Nationalism are to put it bluntly defunct. Instead of sitting at a desk top finding new members to meet up with on the weekend activity, people now prefer to scroll through their preferred orgs social media page and like and occasionally share one of their posts. All communication with other Nationalists is invariably limited to and sent out in the length of a tweet. Done from as mentioned before, the bus home or the elevator to the office. This is the total extent of involvement and commitment from 90% of people that self identify as nationalists. This new wave of Nationalism is about self gratification, the same way a person feels good about themselves for donating a dollar to a bum then going about their day on a high for ”doing the good deed”

An article of this length and nature is supposed to have a happy ending but there isn’t going to be one. So what’s the point in writing it to begin with ? Well because people haven’t realised what’s happened. People don’t even realise that their political parties and scared ideals are finished. The western man & woman hasn’t even had the time to sit back and reflect on what’s missing in a cultural and social context, because they have been too busy swiping left in their time loops.

I guess to summarize id say that the internet pre smartphone was a creative safe space for idealists, people on the fringe of mainstream culture who where able to find people just like them. Using the internet required you to be at home rather than in a bar so you didn’t have the hedonistic sluts dominating it with their selfies. In effect the patriotic party has been ruined by the mass which is quite telling actually. It might, it.. just might give weight to the Neo-aristocracy idea that the mass is in fact not something we should be trying to pander to or even use but rather something to be avoided all together.

The survival of the western ideal in the British isles

Premium Photo | Broken white heart shape with united kingdom flagThe decline is everywhere, evident to all, few maybe mentally competent to attribute that decline with anything remotely associated with its true cause but never the less the growing consensus is the party is coming to a close.

That said i can’t see any kind of meaningful insurrection taking place in the UK at the present  particularly in light of the fact that the British Isles is one big goldfish bowl and the ruling regime already has everything in place to deal with such a action. However, I do believe that any form of insurrection is contingent upon the stability of the political centre, so the creeping economic and homogenous decline will, like with the Roman Empire, eventually begin to have an impact on the social sphere as the state finds it more and more difficult to impose its control. Once that happens and the System can no longer police the streets effectively or protect its corrupt officials from being physically confronted, I believe that we will see cracks appearing in the proverbial armour and territory will be ceded as a result, this territory won’t necessarily go to us of course as there will be multiple faiths/cultures, ideologies / sub groups all jockeying for their slice. but its up to us to be strong enough to be able to have a chance at our share. People have always spoken of revolution as something that will happen on one ‘almighty day’, but I think it will be more gradual than that and this is why Neo-aristocrats will, over time, become increasingly more relevant and necessary as a means of basic family survival not just in the UK but where ever our members happen to live and not simply as a lifestyle option for a few families In other words, there is a real inevitability about it all and those who scoff at us today will certainly be scrambling to apply it at some point in the future when all the other options have been exhausted.

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William Cobbett was an English radical, journalist, politician, and farmer who famously said that “I defy you to agitate any fellow with a full stomach,” but things will change very quickly once people become desperate and that’s when the comparative luxury of docility will disappear altogether. The secret is to have everything in place before that happens, lest we get dragged into the hunger, disease, violence and criminality that will follow the collapse of the regimes. This is where revolutionary structures come in: home-schooling, bartering between like minded families, local exchange trading systems, alternative currencies, growing food, rural crafts, housing made from natural materials and anything else which operates outside of the existing system and which can effectively outlive it. Strengthen the periphery now and the centre will suffer as a result. They rely on our participation, but if we turn our backs on it all, the nation-states will begin to collapse that much sooner. 

The beauty of being a Neo-aristocrat is i suppose the fact that it doesn’t matter if anyone believes in our goals and ethos. Its all about family, if our family is with us there is no limit. Collapse or not we continue to grow one child, one family at a time. 

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700 year old cave used by Knights Templar found behind a rabbit hole in the UK

With Israel’s new war attracting headlines around the world and with It renewed focus on the Holy land and its turbulent and fascinating history we take a look at an exciting somewhat connected ancient discovery in a sleepy corner of the British countryside.

It might look like an unassuming rabbit hole, but this tunnel leads to a stunning network of caves dating back 700 years.

The caves are hidden less than a metre beneath a farmer’s field in Shropshire and were used by followers of the Knights Templar, a medieval religious order that fought in the Crusades. Knights Templar is an organisation that’s inspired many Traditionalists because of the  bravery and purity of the knights, who protected Christian pilgrims in the Holy Land. An order that are of great inspiration to some Neo-aristocrats who of which have been known to try to emulate them in many ways, not least their selfless dedication to their faith and folk.

The unassuming hole leads to a network of beautiful underground caves 

The order was founded at the height of the Dark Ages and was given space on the Temple Mount above the ruins of King Solomon’s Temple in Jerusalem.

The order attracted new members from all over Europe, before it was disbanded by Pope Clement V, in 1312. Some people continue to believe the knights simply went underground and to this day harbor a secret that could topple the Catholic Church.

 

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The caves are less than a metre under a farmer’s field in Shropshire 

Photographer Michael Scott, from Birmingham, ventured beneath ground to witness them for himself.

The 33-year-old said: “I traipsed over a field to find it, but if you didn’t know it was there you would just walk right past it.

“It’s probably less than a metre underground, so it’s more into the field than under it.

 

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The Knights Templar of Jerusalem, colour engraving from the 19th century 

“Considering how long it’s been there it’s in amazing condition, it’s like an underground temple.”

The tunnel leads to a network of walkways and beautifully carved arches.

Scott added the cave was quite cramped and those nearing six feet tall would have to bend down to fit in.

He said: “I had to crouch down and once I was in it was completely silent.

“There were a few spiders in there but that was it. It was raining so the slope down was quite sludgy but inside the cave was bone dry.” 

This and countless sites like it in and around Europe shouldn’t be just be viewed as tombs or dusty relics but places that we can commune with our ancestors, to channel their energy and heroism that it might give us the strength to face our own dangers and enemies in this new dark age we find ourselves in. We where not able to find out if the caves are open to the public or not after a closure due to vandalism however if you are in the area It is not the only Shropshire location with links to the Templars.

Within Ludlow Castle is an early Norman chapel dedicated to St Mary Magdalene.

Some people say it may have been associated with the Templars as the interior carvings include two Templar crosses and because of the group’s affiliation to St Mary Magdalene. It also has a round nave, again in the image of the Holy Sepulchre Church.

Penkridge Hall in Leebotwood was built on the site of the former Lydley Preceptory, a building serving as an administration centre for a group of Templars.

It was founded in 1158 and closed in 1308 when the order was dissolved.

St Jame’s Church in Cardington was acquired by the Templars in 1186 and the first documented priest was Arnulf. After the suppression of the Templars in 1308, Cardington Church was taken over by the Crown and given to the Knights Hospitaller in 1314, an order of knights created in 1113 by the Pope to provide care for sick, poor or injured pilgrims.

Stanton Long Grange was founded in 1221 as a farm and closed in 1308 when the order was dissolved.

The site is at the hamlet of Brookhampton but nothing now remains.

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Running a Large Family

Choosing to have a large family isn’t an easy decision for some parents. Some people want a big family simply because they treasure the relationships they have with their siblings. Some families expand due to adoption or second or third marriages. Still, other parents choose to have many children from the get-go. Whatever the reason for its creation, there is no doubt that a large family can be both rewarding and challenging at the same time.

Are Large Families Common in West?

This question is challenging to answer, primarily because of ethnicity, but if we keep to ethno Europeans throughout the west then this answer is a resounding NO. Year in year out for decades the birth rate is in freefall decline. Factors include lack of money, lack of interest, inability to find a mate, Political anti family extremism peddled by the western states and manifesting in popular media. 

Large Family Management Tips

One of the greatest challenges that super-sized families face is how to stay organized effectively. Families are busier than ever, and overscheduling children and adults has become the new normal. Calendars get packed with play dates, sporting events, and appointments. Now multiply those daily needs by five, six, seven, or more! Mom has a dentist’s appointment, dad has to go golfing with his boss, one child has a piano lesson, another has baseball practice, a third has a play date, and someone has to watch the baby. Add to this mix the reality of cooking meals, taking care of pets, and keeping the house running smoothly. Without a daily plan in place, life can quickly get out of control for a large family unit. Fortunately, effective planning can make a large family’s schedule run in an orderly fashion.

Keep a Calendar

With so many activities going on at any given time, a central family calendar is a must. Some of your choices for a calendar include:

  • Physically print a weekly calendar and cover it with contact paper to function like a dry erase board.
  • Hang a large, erasable whiteboard in the kitchen to keep track of daily and weekly activities and plans.
  • Place a chalkboard style calendar in a central location in the home. You can create a chalkboard wall with DIY chalkboard paint.
  • Download an app on your phone or tablet device that populates everyone’s happenings in one virtual space.

The type of calendar you choose to use depends on your family’s needs. The key is to update it with activities the minute you know about them, and check tomorrow’s calendar each night, so you can spot any potential conflicts and resolve them ahead of time. You may go through several calendar ideas before you find the one that works best for you.

Create a Routine, and Stick to It as Much as Possible

Although routines will change with new seasons, sporting schedules, or children’s interests and activities, try to stick to a routine as much as possible. Hence, everyone in the family knows what to expect.

  • Have set meal schedules. While they will change from day to day depending on activities, most meals should occur around the same time each day.
  • Establish spaces of time when the kitchen is closed. Four, five, or six kids coming in and out of the kitchen searching for snacks all day long will make a parent go mad… and broke.
  • Prioritize homework. If right after school works best in your home, go for it. If evening homework seems the way to go, by all means, create that routine.
  • Set bedtimes for children according to their age, with younger children going to bed earlier than older children. Bedtime routines begin long before the lights go out. Create an evening routine that involves baths or showers, a television show, quiet playtime, a story, Develop routines that help alleviate stress at bedtime.

Life is ever-changing, as are the people in it. You can’t control your gang’s every move, but you can make routines regarding daily expectations, like mealtime, bedtime, play together time, and homework time.

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The more active children you have in a family, the more activities you will see on the calendar. Sports, music, and extracurricular clubs are good additions to your kids’ lives, but not if they run you into the ground. When your children decide they want to join a travel baseball team, take piano lessons or learn a new language, just make sure you can balance the demands. Some families might choose to allow each kid to pick one activity, while others are all about packing the fun in.

Know your limits and recognize when it all becomes too much. Parents tend to put the kids first; and this is important to a point but self-care is essential in a large family. If parents don’t take care of their own needs and carve out time for joy and their own interests, they can’t meet the needs of their large families. Big families require balance in all things, including activities.

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In todays world its the norm that children spend more time on the screen than off, kids as young as 4 or 5 given their own screen and preferring to use this than interact with their siblings and parents. Often exposed to material that is either unsuitable or outright dangerous.

Perhaps the best way to go is to have no screen at all but you might find this unworkable for many reasons, Kids in the 80s and 90s used computers and watched tv and it was manageable, in most cases it enhanced childhood rather than today where as it is all but replacing childhood. 

  • Only allow offline gaming, don’t just limit it but prevent it from the get go, Most games can be played off line and the ones that can’t they shouldn’t be playing anyway “fortnite” for example.
  • No personal screens. Don’t buy your child smart phones or tablets or any device that can connect to the internet. Let them use the main family tv for access to youtube or other apps allowing them to watch a selection of pre approved shows. Generally you don’t want them to be watching anything post 2001 
  • No pro western family should subscribe and or watch any of the state run channels avoiding these also allows you to save money on tv licences in the countries that enforce them
  • Keep show watching to a minimum and make a big deal of family films, sitting altogether as a family with fun snacks to reinforce the importance of the time spent together. 

Stay on Top of the Laundry

Any parents raising a large brood will tell you that two things are never missing from a big gang: lots of love and loads of laundry. The laundry is never-ending. It isn’t going away, ever, so you first need to accept this fact and then create strategies to deal with the mountains of clothing.

  • Don’t let it pile up. While a laundry day may work for a family of four, a family of eight will find it a real challenge to get that amount of laundry done in a few hours. Throw in a load or two every day, come hell or high water. This is one chore you never want to put on the back burner. A parent of a big family could literally drown in dirty laundry.
  • Give children some responsibility in regards to their laundry. Different-aged children can help with varying aspects of the laundry completion. Little kids can sort socks (matching is an excellent skill to work on), older children can put their own items away, and kids approaching the teen years can  do their own laundry. Yes, they will tell you they cannot possibly achieve this. You know better though, they totally can.
  • Steer clear of buying clothing items with high cleaning demands. Don’t stock up on items that can only be washed on a cold cycle and have to be laid flat to dry. Limit the shirts and pants that can only be dry cleaned.

Make Mealtime great again

Eating out with a large family can get expensive, and dining at home will often save money and time not to mention starving anti west restaurant chains . However, after a busy day of caring for children and working, parents often feel too tired to prepare a meal. Meal prep is a family’s best friend. Plan dinners ahead of time and shop for ingredients. Set aside a few hours on Sunday to gather in the kitchen and create dinners for the week. When you do have time to cook, make inexpensive yet delicious meals for large families that are sure to please everyone in your crew.

Large families almost always have at least one missing member come dinnertime. One kid is at soccer. Another is at dance class, and dad has to finish up work emails. If families don’t carve out time to eat together, it rarely occurs. Decide which day you can swing a family meal and require all members to be present. Dining as a family has countless benefits, not least the opportunity for a family meeting, to hold court and take care of business.

Manage the Holiday Season Like a Pro

Shopping for one or two kids at Christmastime gets expensive. Shopping for six kids can run up a price tag that would make any parent faint. Parents with a bundle of kids know that the holidays are a time to focus on togetherness and family traditions. They are not all about presents galore. Consider having each child make a Christmas wish list for Santa that includes:

  • A book to read
  • Something to wear
  • A toy to play with during quiet time
  • Something to create
  • An experiential gift (like a zoo pass) that equates to time spent with family
  • Above all buy second hand when possible, Older toys are generally better quality and ideologically untainted, although bare in mind “toxicity” No parent should buy into the latest must have fads for their children but if you really feel you need to give your children the latest must haves then get it on ebay  

Organize the Chaos

With so many people living under a single roof, clutter can quickly get out of control. Keep your home organized by creating a space for everything. For example, use in and out baskets for papers the kids need to have signed for school tomorrow, place a rack or cubby space near your home’s entryway for shoes, and hang hooks on the wall dedicated to backpacks and coats for easy grabbing the next morning. When clutter comes into the home in the form of McDonald’s toys, junk mail, old art projects and so on, decide what you must keep and immediately throw away anything else.

Sort through clothing regularly. Pass down what is outgrown. Keep a large bin in your closet at all times. Place items the children no longer wear or need in the bin throughout the year, and ship it off to some pro western charity or at least one that isn’t anti west when it becomes full.

Family with nine children

 

Advantages of Having a Large Family

Although juggling the time demands of a large family may seem overwhelming, the rewards far out weigh the lack of personal time that parents have. Here are some advantages of having a large family.

  • You can dole out chores and have the children help with the workload of running a large household. You birthed the army. Use it!
  • Children will have built-in best friends for life (their siblings). You will never have to take pals on vacation to keep kids entertained.
  • The children aren’t likely to be spoiled since resources must be shared.
  • There will be multiple adults to help with aging parents. No nursing home for you.
  • The children can take over the family business and carry on running it under the ethos you started.
  • The main reason people sight for not having children or just 1 or 2 is cost. Well with a large family comes a large cost but it should also be seen as a investment. Each child when coming of age should be required to pay back into the family from the their salary somewhere between 15% to 25% while this might raise eyebrows in Europe or North America, its considered sound family planning in many other parts of the world. 
  • There is a strong and large support system to help through life’s ups and downs. Should anything ever happen to you and your partner, your kids will have each other.
  • Children have the opportunity to spend time with multiple age groups. It’s amazing what little ones learn when older siblings surround them.
  • Children are likely to do better in school socially, less chance of being bullied etc because of elder brothers and sisters to stand up for them or just help them navigate the murky world of high school. 

Family Means Everything

Nobody knows what the future holds. While it may be more of a challenge to raise a big family, especially when it comes to college expenses, insurances, additional vehicles, and limited time, a large family can also mean an abundance of blessings, love, and support for everyone. In the end, your large family is absolutely worth it. A strong emphasis on staying together, working together and defending each other above everyone else should be instilled at an early age. Each sibling should view one and other as best friends. As they get older this needs to be enforced. Its all too common these days in the west that once a child begins work or goes to university that they start to drift from the family. Even one member doing this weakens the whole. The relationship, the bond they form with each other should be for life, this is what will set your family apart from others, giving you and your children the advantage. 

 

Strict Mothers Have More Successful Children

Many Neo-aristocrats will have grown up in families with strict mothers and remember  The constant nagging and trying to stay on top things was surely difficult to bear, if we didn’t know it then as children we do now as ORDER15  that she was doing it for our own well being, all now backed up by recent findings  According to one expert, titled  strict mothers usually have more successful children. 

Erica Rascon, a professor from the University of Essex has conducted a study which showed that strict mothers have more successful children, and that successful people had highly demanding mothers. The research analyzed surveys of more than 15 000 children aged 13-14 between 2004 and 2010. According to Rascon, “the measure of the expectations in this study reflects a combination of aspirations and beliefs about the likelihood of access to higher education declared by the majority of parents, in most cases the mother.”

The children whose mothers had high expectations are much more confident and secure. The results of the study showed that daughters who had persistent and nagging mothers have 4% lower chances of getting pregnant prematurely. Children who had persistent mothers were also more likely to finish college and get a nice job. It may sound unrealistic, but demanding and strict mothers do have more successful children.

Most children considered  strict mothers their true enemy while growing up. Half way through 2023 such a thing as strict mother becomes rare indeed, even the ones that care about their child’s behaviour are often to weak to fully get to grips with discipline and feel guilt even enforcing it but we assure you that enforcing strict rules and high expectations will help your child immeasurably later in life. They may  not like it now, but they will end up thanking you a thousand times as a adult. When they are a adult They will recognize and appreciate all the effort you gave to raise them right, and they will and should try adopting the same approach for their children.

In a age of total degeneracy and the collapse of the family unit within the wider community Neo-aristocrats should embrace the trend not as a disaster but rather a opportunity. While other children fail by the wayside  ours can advance.

Glíma, the Martial Arts System used by the Vikings

Viking warriors had the skills to survive against various forms of warfare and combat.

The reason for the Vikings fighting prowess is found in the way they trained both with and without weapons. For combat without weapons, the Norse had developed a martial arts system called Glima.

To be a good fighter and survive the unpredictability of combat, a warrior must know how to defend themselves unarmed against an armed opponent.

Glíma, the ancient wrestling style.

Glíma, the ancient wrestling style.

The Norse developed Glima, which is a self-defense system that employs throws, blows, kicks, chokes, locks, pain techniques and some weapon techniques. It is comparable with the best martial arts systems from all around the world. The word glíma in Old Norse means “glimpse” or “flash,” which describes the system’s techniques…speed.

The Viking martial art is so named because the methods bring down their opponents with lightening quick moves and tricks using both feet and hands.

This style of combat training helped develop the strength, reflexes, endurance and courage that Viking warriors needed to survive in combat. Glima also builds self confidence and for Norse children, Glima training usually began at around 6 or 7 years of age.

Glima self-defense training was the foundation of a Viking warrior and these techniques are still practiced today in Scandinavia, Europe, North America, and South America.

Glima is mentioned in the Prose Edda in the book of Gylfaginning when the Æsir god Thor took his journey to Utgards-Loki and was defeated in a wrestling match by the female jötunn Elli (Old Norse “Elli” means “old age”).  Yes, Thor was beaten by an old woman in hand to hand unarmed combat…but there’s more to the story as to why. (read the Gylfaginning)

In Gylfaginning, Thor and his companions Loki and Þjálfi are in the hall of the giant Útgarða-Loki where they meet difficult challenges testing their strength and skill. Thor has just been humiliated in a drinking challenge and wants to get even.

Then said Thor: ‘Little as ye call me, let any one come up now and wrestle with me; now I am angry.’ Then Útgarda-Loki answered, looking about him on the benches, and spake: ‘I see no such man here within, who would not hold it a disgrace to wrestle with thee;’ and yet he said: ‘Let us see first; let the old woman my nurse be called hither, Elli, and let Thor wrestle with her if he will.

She has thrown such men as have seemed to me no less strong than Thor.’ Straightway there came into the hall an old woman, stricken in years. Then Útgarda-Loki said that she should grapple with Ása-Thor. There is no need to make a long matter of it: that struggle went in such wise that the harder Thor strove in gripping, the faster she stood; then the old woman attempted a hold, and then Thor became totty on his feet, and their tuggings were very hard.

A depiction of Elli wrestling Thor (1919) by Robert Engels.
A depiction of Elli wrestling Thor (1919) by Robert Engels.

Yet it was not long before Thor fell to his knee, on one foot. Then Útgarda-Loki went up and bade them cease the wrestling, saying that Thor should not need to challenge more men of his body-guard to wrestling.

Glima is so important to Norse society, Thor is also the god of wrestling.

As with people of every age and nationality, the Norse loved sports.

Glima was not just used for self defense and combat, but was also a sport. Wherever Vikings gathered, Glima was a big part of the entertainment. It was the most widespread sport in the Viking Age and there were several variations of Scandinavian folk wrestling, such as: Lausatök, Hryggspenna, and Brokartök.

Glima is practiced by men and women of all ages.

The original Norwegian settlers in Iceland took Viking wrestling and the Glima combat systems with them, according to the Jónsbók law book from 1325 AD. In the Icelandic medieval book of laws known as Grágás (Gray Goose Laws), which refers to a collection of earlier Norwegian laws, there were rules for wrestling. The Icelandic populace has taken very good care of their Norwegian heritage, and Glima there is almost unchanged since Viking times.

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Water wrestling was a wrestling match in the water and was the most popular form of swimming competition. The idea was to keep the opponents head under water until he gave up, and such matches could last for hours.
The skilled variants of Glíma wrestling, called Brokartök, Hryggspenna, and Lausatök, have complex rules with competitors divided into several classes based on strength and skill.
Brokartök (Trouser-grip)

Brokartök is by far the most widespread form of glima in Iceland and Sweden and it is this version of glima that is Iceland’s national sport.

Brokartök Glima wrestling

Brokartök Glima wrestling

The Brokartök form of glima favors technique over strength. Each of the two wrestlers wear a special belt around the waist and separate additional belts on the lower thighs of each leg, which connect to the main belt with vertical straps. A fixed grip is then taken with one hand in the belt and the other in the trousers at thigh height. From this position the glima-wrestler attempts to trip and throw his opponent. In this style of glima, a thrown wrestler may attempt to land on his feet and hands and if he succeeds in doing so he has not lost the fall. The winning condition in this type of glima is to make the opponent touch the ground with an area of the body between the elbow and the knee.

There are four points that differentiate Brokartök from other forms of wrestling:
  • The opponents must always stand erect.
  • The opponents step clockwise around each other (looks similar to a waltz). This is to create opportunities for offense and defense and to prevent a stalemate.
  • It is not permitted to fall down on your opponent or to push him down in a forceful manner, as it is not considered sportsman-like.
  • The opponents are supposed to look across each other’s shoulders as much as possible because it is considered proper to wrestle by touch and feel rather than sight.

The core of the system are eight main brögð (techniques) which form the basic training for approximately 50 ways to execute a throw or takedown.

Brokartök glíma is different from all other ethnic grips in three ways:
  • Upprétt staða
    Pursuers shall remain upright. The positioning in many of the ethnic grips sports often resembles a setsquare but in Brokartök glíma that is called ousting or “bol” and is banned.
  • Stígandinn
    Brokartök glíma involves steps, which involves contestants stepping forth and back like they are dancing in a clockwise motion. Stígandi is one of the characteristics of Glíma and designed to avoid a standstill and create opportunities for offence and attack.
  • Níð
    It is forbidden in Brokartök glíma to tail your opponent to the floor or push your opponent down with force. That is considered to be unsportsmanlike and opposing the nature of Glíma as a sport for honorable sportsmen and women. The Brokartök glíma sportsman or sportswoman shall conquer his or her opponent with a Glíma grip so well implemented that it suffices in a “bylta”, which forces your opponent to fall to the ground without any further action. The concept “níð” does not exist in other ethnic grip sports.

 

Hryggspenna (Backhold wrestling)

Hryggspenna is more similar to other styles of wrestling and is considered to be more a test of strength than of technique. In Hryggspenna the opponents take hold of each other’s upper body and whoever touches the ground with any part of the body except the feet has lost.

Lausatök (Loose-Grip or Free-Grip)

Lausatök is the most widespread form of Glima practiced and there are regular competitions of this form of Glima, such as the Norwegian Glima Championship. In Lausatök Loose-Grip wrestling, the contestants may use the holds they wish.  Lausatök, or Løse-tak in Norwegian, is quite aggressive and differs in many ways from the other styles of Viking wrestling. This style was banned in Iceland for a period of about 100 years before being taken up again recently, within the last generation.

Lausatök, or Løse-tak in Norwegian, is quite aggressive and differs in many ways from the other styles of Viking wrestling. Lausatök comes in two forms: A version for self-defense or combat and a version for friendly competition.

In both, all kinds of wrestling techniques are allowed, but in the friendly version they are still taught to be executed in a way so they won’t cause the opponent injury. In such a friendly match the winner is considered the one who is standing tall while the other is lying on the ground. This means that if both the opponents fall to the ground together the match will continue on the ground by the use of techniques to keep the other down while getting up.

Excessive use of techniques aimed at deliberately injuring an opponent is frowned upon in sport Lausatök glíma. It is enough to use glima techniques that send an opponent to the floor, to inflict ‘pain’ on the floor, to ‘slap’ and opponent as opposed to ‘punch’ and kicks aimed at shocking an opponent rather than breaking bones. Such actions are considered níð; unsportsmanlike and opposing the nature of Glíma as a sport for honorable sportsmen and women. The concept “níð” does not exist in other ethnic grip sports.

Old Norse: nīð (Old English: nīþ) was a term for a social stigma implying the loss of honor and the status of a villain. A person affected with the stigma is a nīðing (Old Norse: níðingr, Old English: nīðing, nīðgæst).

Surrounding glima is a code of honor called drengskapur that calls for fairness, respect for and caring about the security of one’s training partners.  You do not injure your opponent in the training and glima as a sport.

Lausatök glima for combat and self-defense was the basis for the Vikings fighting expertise and also includes techniques against weapons. In order to have a structured form of unarmed combatives against striking weapons, the Vikings had to know how to use a variety of weapons, such as sword, axe, spear, seax, long seax, stick and knife. The foundation for the use of these weapons is found in Lausatök combat glima.

As Brokartök is the most widespread form of Glima in Iceland and Sweden, Lausatök is by far the most widespread form of Glima practiced in Norway, Europe and North America. There are regular competitions in this form of Glima such as the Norwegian Glima Championship.

In Lausatök Loose-Grip wrestling, the contestants may use the holds they wish and it is practiced both outdoors and indoors year round in Scandinavia.

Glíma as a sport has also gone by the name of Scandinavian Wrestling and Viking Wrestling (Vikingbryting).

The Official logo of the IGA association Two staves, kept in the shoes, gapaldur under the heel of the right foot and ginfaxi under the toes of the left foot, to magically ensure victory in bouts of Icelandic wrestling (glíma).

The Official logo of the IGA association Two staves, kept in the shoes, gapaldur under the heel of the right foot and ginfaxi under the toes of the left foot, to magically ensure victory in bouts of Icelandic wrestling (glíma).

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Self-sufficient Yorkshire village takes over its only PETROL STATION and it already owns the local post office, police station, bus service and library

  • A community group in Yorkshire has signed a three-year lease on a petrol station
  • The Upper Dales Community Partnership hopes its a move to self-sufficiency
  • Depleting services across rural England has seen communities take action
  • Numbers of petrol stations have dropped from 37,000 in 1970 to 8,600 in 2013

    Traditionalists have been talking about having our own communities since as long as anyone can remember, its one of Neo-aristocracies main themes. The topic is a popular one among the hardcore, but for almost all its only ever a day dream a nice idea if you will, and just about the hardest of all ideas to put into action. However where we Traditionalists still struggle there are groups all across the world doing exactly what we dream about albeit not with the same ideological backdrop.

      A community group in Yorkshire has taken over its only remaining petrol station out of fear that it would have been bought by property developers, making it the latest acquisition for a village bent on self-sufficiency.

    The Upper Dales Community Partnership (UDCP) in Hawes is a non-for-profit company that began 20 years ago amid mass closures of facilities and depleting services to the area, populated by 1,137 people.

    According to a 2016 report by Rural England, provision of services to rural areas like Hales has presented challenges due to the increase of online interactions mixed with sparsely populated and ageing demographics- creating the need for community action.

    The UDCP is doing just that.

    The village of Hawes, pictured, has a population of roughly 1,137 people bent on a self-sufficient village 

    The village of Hawes, pictured, has a population of roughly 1,137 people bent on a self-sufficient village

    A woman fills up with petrol at the Dale Head station in Hawes, pictured, recently taken over by the Upper Dales Community Partnership 

    Speaking to the Times, UDCP spokesperson John Blackie said: ‘In other communities they say “Why isn’t the government providing for us?” Here we say, “If you aren’t going to provide for us we are going to provide it for ourselves.”‘

    Having initially started by taking over the local library the UDCP soon moved to set up a bus service in 2011 to replace the rural routes that were being axed- it makes £60,000 a year from the fares of roughly 65,000 passengers.

    Petrol stations have equally diminished alongside bus routes- the Times reporting that numbers have dropped from 37,000 in 1970 to 8,600 in 2013.

    The closure of the Hawes petrol station would have meant a 36mile round-trip to the nearest petrol station.

    But the three-year lease that the UDCP now possesses will see a 24-hour self-service facility. It is further expected to bring revenue to the other service UDCP offers as it is in one of 17 areas eligible for a 5p per litre rural rebate, which was rolled out in 2015.

    In 2011 the Upper Dales Community Partnership started its own bus service, pictured,  that rakes in a revenue of £60,000 a year from the fares of roughly 65,000 passengers 

    In 2011 the Upper Dales Community Partnership started its own bus service, pictured,  that rakes in a revenue of £60,000 a year from the fares of roughly 65,000 passengers

    The local post office in Hawes also risked closure but was taken over by the Upper Dales Community Partnership, who employs 18 paid workers 

    The local post office in Hawes also risked closure but was taken over by the Upper Dales Community Partnership, who employs 18 paid workers

    The library in Hawes, pictured, is open five days a week and another facility run by the Upper Dales Community Partnership 

    The library in Hawes, pictured, is open five days a week and another facility run by the Upper Dales Community Partnership

    Last month the UDCP employs 18 paid staff as well as 40 volunteers and has an annual turnover of around £350,000.

    The UDCP has also attained the Post Office, built a one-stop shop community centre and soon plans to build two plots of land to build affordable homes.

    Mr Blackie told the Times: ‘I hope other communities will look at us and see that, if we can do it, they can do it too. If nobody will do it for us, then we will do it for ourselves.’


    Traditionalists must start to take seriously the predicament we as a people are in and at least entertain other forms of ethnic an cultural survival, control of our goods and services.  Schools, places of worship, farms, the local store, all critical to the life of small communities and the well being of the folk. Others have shown the way. It is possible if we have the collective will to realise it.

Attack Against Freedom of Speech’: Elon Musk Condemns Ireland’s Orwellian “Hate” Speech Bill


Premium Photo | Broken white heart shape with ireland flag Ireland is about to pass “one of the most radical hate speech bills” in the entire world which will throw people in jail for possessing “hateful” material on their devices and consider the accused guilty until proven innocent. 

Ireland is about to pass one of the most radical hate speech bills yet,” Irish nationalist Keith Woods said on Twitter. “Merely possessing ‘hateful’ material on your devices is enough to face prison time.”

“Not only that, but the burden of proof is shifted to the accused, who is expected to prove they didn’t intend to use the material to ‘spread hate’. This clause is so radical that even the Trotskyist People Before Profit opposed it as a flagrant violation of civil liberties. Dark times.”

“This is a massive attack against freedom of speech,” Elon Musk responded.

“It’s insane what’s happening in the ‘free world,’” Donald Trump Jr. commented. 

“Thank you for standing for free speech!” Woods responded. “What’s happening in the West is tragic. And now Meatball Ron [DeSantis] is signing hate-speech legislation for Florida in a foreign country. I hope you take your country back!”

“Ireland has had uninterrupted rule of far left extremists for decades. Ireland embraced neo-marxism as much as any small state, growing the economy on its ‘competitiveness’ for American companies and finance capital,” 

“Now that the transformation into an identityless global economic zone is almost complete, hate speech and similar legislation are necessary to ensure the Irish people cannot again express sovereignty over their homeland.”

Earlier this year, the Irish police announced they were monitoring Woods just for interviewing Catholic reactionary Nick Fuentes for a podcast talking about politics. Generally speaking these type of extremist policies are often rolled out in one country as a test for others. Simply put if the mass doesn’t stand against these vile anti west extremists now then it will be too late 

Tangley Manor England’s Oldest Continuously Inhabited Home Just Listed for £11 Million.

Great Tangley Manor

Tangley Manor Dating back to 1016,

There’s no drawbridge, but Great Tangley Manor—the oldest continuously inhabited home in the UK—does have a moat. And now it can be yours for £11 million ($13.5 million). 

The Grade I-listed home dates all the way back to 1016 and sits on nearly 10 acres of land in Surrey, England. Spanning 11,225 square feet, the residence is divided into two wings known as Great Tangley Manor and Great Tangley Manor West. Internally, it comprises 10 bedrooms, six bathrooms, seven living rooms and an indoor swimming pool. The grounds of the estate also feature a walled garden, tennis court, WWII air raid shelter, a lake, sprawling meadow and a helicopter hanger. While it may not be entirely medieval in its appearance, one of the dwelling’s most defining characteristics is a moat that surrounds the entire property.  

Great Tangley Manor

With a home being on the site for over a thousand years and possibly the longest inhabited house in Britain, naturally Great Tangley has evolved over time with each addition and renovation being carefully designed and carried out by the best craftsmen of the day.” 

Since 1947, the ancient abode has been owned by four different families. Although, its current inhabitants have made the most dramatic upgrades to the ancient manor—most notably the addition of a glass-walled extension, air conditioning and three EV charging ports. “This is a house that is a testament to how done correctly, homes can change and grow over time to suit the needs of their owners, yet not detract from its architectural integrity and incredible history,” adds Welsh.  

Great Tangley Manor

The dining room contains timber from the Spanish Armada

Its very interesting past, includes ties to multiple British monarchs, the Spanish Armada, award-winning architects and even the Vanderbilts. The manor is said to have first served as a hunting lodge for Prince John during the 12th century. At the time, part of the home was lost in a fire, but it was later rebuilt as a medieval hall house in the 15h century. Its Tudor façade and upper floor were added in 1582. Meanwhile, its owner is believed to have aided in the British fight against the Spanish and was gifted timbers from the Spanish Armada, which can now be seen in the dining room. 

In the years since Great Tangley Manor has been visited by royals and historical figures alike. In fact, Queen Mary, King George V and King George VI reportedly frequented the property and etched their signatures on the windowpanes using a diamond ring. Gladys Vanderbilt, an American heiress from the Vanderbilt family, took up residence here in the summer of 1913 and during her stay, gave birth to her second child.

“Homes like Great Tangley Manor are an important part of the rich history of the UK and just a small part of what makes those isles stand out among the rest of the west, as it goes on sale we wonder and we hope that somehow it will survive this new dark age this new anti culture era. we are entering into so that future generations may marvel in its very unique and very British character. 

Great Tangley Manor

The Tudor facade.

Great Tangley Manor

The property is surrounded by a moat.

Great Tangley Manor

Sitting area.

Great Tangley Manor

Another living room.

Great Tangley Manor

Another living room.

Great Tangley Manor

One of the bedrooms.

Great Tangley Manor

The gardens.

Great Tangley Manor

The bridge.