Christmas!

Picture from Charles Dickens's
A Christmas Carol, 1843

Christmas!
Wednesday – December 24, 2025

Do they know it's Christmastime? Well, probably not since most of them were starving to death due to another man made catastrophe in the so-called age of reason. But on a lighter note I am happy to be able to assert that indeed far fewer people are starving in this year of our lord 2025 anno domini. Verily, it's Christmastime and there are many celebrations about, even in some cold, atheist, humanitarian quarters. I gather as well that there are many interesting conflations about the origins of this celebration and tradition going on, the most common being with the old pagan tradition of Scandinavia known as Jul, Jule, or simply Yule. I have no intentions of trying to figure that one out, but I will say this that it's indeed perfectly possible that Jesus of Nazareth was actually born later in the spring, but the Bible never provides a clear birth date, which may be another source of confusion. Of course, not the entire world is celebrating Christmas, and that's because for them this peculiar and primarily European holiday celebration has very little to do with them. My own views about Christmas is that it is largely a product of capitalism and really has very little to do with either those old Norse pagan traditions or indeed Christianity. After all, what values are people taught to observe around this time of the year and what values do they actually take away? Well, if you ask me I believe that kids in particular learn that their parents are nothing but ATM machines and I also believe that all of this empty talk about egalitarianism and even community shines through in the way most kids behave today, really as products of their times, the Kali Yuga. What kid would share his toy with his sister, his brother, his friend, or indeed a stranger? Very few kids, but those kids I believe to have great potential to actually outgrow the material order. Yes, Christmas is really the material order in action completely corrupting and disfiguring what was once a confluence of Norse and Christian values into yet another numerical monster of the times. Do I even celebrate? No, I refuse to celebrate Christmas as long as it remains hijacked by the revolutionary elite and I encourage all real Christians and all real Norsemen to stop celebrating Christmas as well and embrace their real traditions, and yes this could mean that you could keep certain aspects Christmas but at the same time I do believe that it is important that you again clearly mark that your celebration is not Christmas. Besides, on Christmas there are so many people eating and consuming what I really regard to be immoral food, especially sugary drinks. No, a man of ascendant rank remains defiant in the face of all of these material and really empty modern leisure's that only serve to accelerate your transformation into the beast. I also want to add this about Christmas: really Christmas as it's celebrated by most westerners in particular has to be thought of as a mass psychosis, and may even be a psyop perpetrated by the serpent, and this could be thought of as something rather similar to what I mentioned the other day about how the revolutionary elite relies on anti-social elements to further their diseased agenda. Always remain clear minded and never drop your guard; always remain alert. Yes, people most certainly lose their attention during Christmas due to the ill-effects of addiction, read alcohol. These immoral substances are not the same as imagination enhancers and really shouldn't be conflated, but this is also something that the revolutionary elite does, in order to confuse.

    Should you celebrate Christmas? Well, just because I refuse to celebrate Christmas doesn't mean that you can't and yes as far as I'm aware it's not immoral to celebrate Christmas in and of itself, but do be aware of what Christmas does to you and in particular what it does to your children: do you really want this? If not, then you should NOT celebrate Christmas and this is again why I recommend that you either celebrate the potential birth of Jesus of Nazareth or you can always celebrate Yule. Of course, Norse paganism is not something that most people are familiar with and that's why it may be more in keeping with most people to simply celebrate Jesus, but again beware that there are no Biblical sources that I am aware of that would support the assertion that Jesus was born on December 25 or even in that month; this could after all just be an afterthought concocted by the Catholic Church in true Catholic fashion. Of course, some other Christian traditions such as eastern Orthodox Christians often celebrate Christmas in January for confusions that appeared once the Catholic world moved away from the Julian calendar; I should add that even most eastern European countries that are Orthodox still use the Gregorian calendar but for traditional reasons some have decided to stick with the Julian calendar when they celebrate Christmas, which again adds to the confusion around Christmas.

    Lastly I want to use again highlight how the revolutionary elite operates: instead of simply abolishing the confluence of traditions that most people today think of as Christmas they just decided to hijack the entire occasion, which Christmas is a signal example of, but this happens quite frequently with the revolutionary elite, but I would despair if I had to list all of the aspects of tradition that they have twisted in their own favor, and I guess that I don't mind just living in the moment while this mass psychosis is ongoing. Merry Christmas!

Reginald Drax – December 24, 2025.