For and About Women

August 7, 2014

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Ray Goodwin and Carolyn Yeager read and comment on the Jan. 23-26, 1942 dinner table monologues by the German Leader, as taken down in shorthand by trusted aide, attorney Heinrich Heim. Included in this episode:

• Hitler enumerates the good qualities of the Czechs and the dangerous qualities of the Jews;
• England must choose between Europe and it's Eastern colonies;
• Taxes and the problem of bureaucratic overgrowth - Jodl and Himmler comment;
• Hitler waxes lyrical about Richard Wagner and family, which leads to how strenuous the annual Party Congress in Nuremberg is for him;
• Fuehrer chaufferurs, their training, and appreciation for motor-cars;
• Realities of marriage and why it's not for him, plus the joy of beautiful women.

The edition of Hitler's Table Talk being used was translated by Norman Cameron and R.H. Stevens, published by Enigma Books, New York, and can be found as a pdf here.

by Carolyn Yeager, July 2007
copyright Carolyn Yeager 2007 

We hear, read and speak much about the male warrior, and rightly so, as every people who seek to be independent and free has need of them. We know there have been female warriors too, sprinkled here and there throughout history. We call to mind the famous Amazon women of Greece; the warrior queen Vishpala of the iron leg, mentioned in the Rigveda; the helmeted Gordafarid of the Iranian Shahnameh (pictured); the Shield Maidens and Valkyries of Norse mythology. 

These women warriors, and others whose names come down to us from our illustrious past, are invariably brave and aggressive. While such extra-ordinary behavior is not the norm for women, even in Aryan societies, and does not represent our traditional role as it's come to be preferred, it nevertheless sets a standard of courage and sacrifice that we women of today can emulate. For us, being a White Warrior Woman is a state of mind.

by Carolyn Yeager, August 2007 
copyright Carolyn Yeager 2007

How we go about choosing the right mate with which to produce offspring - the future of our race - is a matter far too important to leave to a young woman’s fear, ‘feelings’, or fantasy. Once again, we point to popular culture and media as the culprits teaching girls that ‘love’ and ‘falling in love’ will inevitably just ‘happen’ and when it does, it will be right for them to be swept along in its wake. If you have children, give them this article to read, or if they’re too young to understand it alone, read it to them yourself. It’s never too early to introduce our youth to racial sexual values.

Though it is often said that it’s a man’s world, women have always maintained the power to select when it comes to mating. This is an instinctual trait that nature has given the female so she can secure the best, most compatible genetic material available to her with which to endow her children. As in our distant past, it is still within woman’s power today to give or withhold her sexual receptivity, for Aryan men do not normally force themselves on women.

by Carolyn Yeager, September 2007
copyright Carolyn Yeager 2007

Jesse Davis, a white woman with a 2-year-old mulatto child and 9 months pregnant with another, was murdered on June 14, her body dumped in a wooded area miles from her home. Her black boyfriend, Bobby Cutts, Jr., who fathered her two children, was charged with the crime, along with an obese Negro woman “school friend” of Cutts, Myisha Ferrell, who was working as a dishwasher at the time. Ironically, Cutts was a Canton, Ohio police officer, as well as a married man with two other, older children. 

This disastrous, but predictable, course of events “happened” to Jesse Davis, as it does to so many others, because she ignored the kind of  common sense and racial hygiene that I outlined in my previous article, The Importance of Choosing Your Mate. At Jesse’s funeral, her blonde mother, Patty Porter, admitted that “Jesse took a wrong turn somewhere.”