International Brotherhood of Men

I don't support abrahamic cuckery, especially Muslim barbarism.

Pour_Lui wrote: 13 Dec 2025, 12:47 I don't support abrahamic cuckery, especially Muslim barbarism.

Well then I dare say and with all due respect to your esteemed self, you need an education, son. I don't have time to elucidate the imperative for associating with and assimilating the teachings and the moral guidance of fundamentalist Salafi style Islam here and now but I have elaborated on this very point extensively in many posts elsewhere in these forums. For you convenience and consideration, I strongly recommend that you listen to one of the various speeches I delivered a while ago and is now on Rumble wherein I discuss the value of Islam and how it intersects with the philosophy of the Blackpill. Note that we never impose our religious convictions on any of the comrades here and we are officially a secular organization though we strongly encourage everyone to at least consider the importance of Islam as a bulwark against the degeneracy of western culture. Here is the link to my speech and the part where I elaborate on Islam begins around the 6:25 mark:
https://rumble.com/v5ofebq-q-and-a-with ... c_v1_ucp_a

Islam is our greatest ally. You islam haters need to be sent back to israel.

Its an opinion of our current leader. I respect it. I mean, when it will come to a confrontation I will say what I think of islam and thre will be probably disagreement but if it does not comes to that im cool with it.

Pour_Lui wrote: 13 Dec 2025, 12:47 I don't support abrahamic cuckery, especially Muslim barbarism.

Christianity is an Abrahamic religion. It's not a cuck. The real cuck is serving Satan on earth and your reward is burning in hell with him after you die. Being a Christian is the opposite of a cuck. You get your get back on Satan's minions by enjoying eternal bliss and peace in heaven while satan and his minions who persecuted you on earth burn in hell.

any non jewish incel with a above 60 IQ will be able to reason why religion in general is beneficial to his interests, islam being the obvious choice among them

Sumzero wrote: 15 Dec 2025, 20:43 any non jewish incel with a above 60 IQ will be able to reason why religion in general is beneficial to his interests, islam being the obvious choice among them

So you don't care about truth, only if the religion benefits you socially? That's the thing I see about Muslims, edgy kids in the west say good things about Islam due to bringing social order and shutting down feminism, which seems alright, but from I've seen this religion is complete nonsense, its creators had very low knowledge of the Bible. They even say the trinity of the christians is God, Jesus and Mary, or that the messiah for the jews is Esdras. Why should I follow a bunch of invented crap which is not at all the word of God?

I'm not atheistic, I'm a neoplatonist in terms of metaphysics.

Incels shouldn’t reason or “ally” with mohammedcucks

You don't need to be a muslim to become part of this force. I have probably criticized Islam more than anyone else on this forum, and I was allowed to stay. But I will also say this:
From all the religions, Islam, when it is actually practiced as is preached in Quran and the Hadiths, is probably the best for Incel folks. Most muslim countries do not really follow it though, and most muslims in western nations don't, either.
Either way, I think it's an interesting movement and the leader Captain Darth Aurelius is pretty based. I would trust in him to not easily back down, which is something you can't say for 99% of men. Most men are pussies this day. And most of all he won't cave to the will of foids, which again even most incels would do.

I think the most important question you need to ask yourself for any movement is if you trust their leader. If you trust their leader then you can follow the movement, if you don't trust their leader then there is no point to follow the movement.

Pour_Lui wrote: 15 Dec 2025, 20:53 I'm not atheistic, I'm a neoplatonist in terms of metaphysics.

Could you elaborate on what that means to you specifically?

Asking another way: Do you think christcucks will bring us salvation?

CyberSchizo wrote: 16 Dec 2025, 02:41

Pour_Lui wrote: 15 Dec 2025, 20:53 I'm not atheistic, I'm a neoplatonist in terms of metaphysics.

Could you elaborate on what that means to you specifically?

Sure. There's a first principle to existence, which is also the final goal of all things, that we can call the ineffable, or the one, depending on the platonist you ask. It is something immaterial, non spatial, timeless, but which is the cause to all things and that brings intelligibility to everything. Things are pretty due to harmony, which is a manifestation of unity; things are morally good and just due to justice, which is balance and so a manifestation of unity as well; positive value judgements in general are a manifestation of unity.

For further information read wikipedia pages on the one, Plato's Parmenides and The Sophist, Plotinus' Enneads and Damascius' Problems and Solutions.

That means I'm definitely not a physicalist like the media and the university establishment, and many of their ideas I find to be questionable.

Vincent wrote: 16 Dec 2025, 11:05 Asking another way: Do you think christcucks will bring us salvation?

They will not.

1. Jesus breaks laws of the Torah and negates them. The Torah states that not a single word in it should be modified, or the person is a false prophet.

2. The psalms say God will not allow a single bone of the good person to be broken; Jesus was killed.

3. Deuteronomy says if someone prophetizes and such a prophecy doesn't happen, the person is a false prophet. Jesus says he would come back when his followers were still alive, but he didn't, therefore he's a false prophet.

For further refutations of Christianity see Rabbi Tovia Singer youtube and his two volume books debunking Christianity.

Pour_Lui wrote: 16 Dec 2025, 16:11 1. Jesus breaks laws of the Torah and negates them. The Torah states that not a single word in it should be modified, or the person is a false prophet.

Are you a jew? Which laws of the Torah did he negate?

Vincent wrote: 16 Dec 2025, 17:05

Pour_Lui wrote: 16 Dec 2025, 16:11 1. Jesus breaks laws of the Torah and negates them. The Torah states that not a single word in it should be modified, or the person is a false prophet.

Are you a jew? Which laws of the Torah did he negate?

No, I'm not a jew, but when you seriously study the Bible you end up understanding a lot about Judaism since it's their holy text.

For example, a woman who cheats is punished by stoning in the laws of the Torah, but Jesus goes against the pharisees who wanna punish the cheating woman, basically humiliating them, and he sets her free with no punishment whatsoever. Dude was truly a feminist cuckold.

He also says he came to put son against father, daughter against mother, and that you cannot follow him if you don't hate your parents. This goes against one of the 10 commandments.

There are more examples too.

Pour_Lui wrote: 16 Dec 2025, 21:02 No, I'm not a jew, but when you seriously study the Bible you end up understanding a lot about Judaism since it's their holy text.

For example, a woman who cheats is punished by stoning in the laws of the Torah, but Jesus goes against the pharisees who wanna punish the cheating woman, basically humiliating them, and he sets her free with no punishment whatsoever. Dude was truly a feminist cuckold.

He also says he came to put son against father, daughter against mother, and that you cannot follow him if you don't hate your parents. This goes against one of the 10 commandments.

There are more examples too.

You seem very educated and I would like to hear more from you. It is often claimed Jesus preached peace. Is it true?

Vincent wrote: 16 Dec 2025, 21:45

Pour_Lui wrote: 16 Dec 2025, 21:02 No, I'm not a jew, but when you seriously study the Bible you end up understanding a lot about Judaism since it's their holy text.

For example, a woman who cheats is punished by stoning in the laws of the Torah, but Jesus goes against the pharisees who wanna punish the cheating woman, basically humiliating them, and he sets her free with no punishment whatsoever. Dude was truly a feminist cuckold.

He also says he came to put son against father, daughter against mother, and that you cannot follow him if you don't hate your parents. This goes against one of the 10 commandments.

There are more examples too.

You seem very educated and I would like to hear more from you. It is often claimed Jesus preached peace. Is it true?

Matthew 10:34 contradicts this

34 “Do not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I have not come to bring peace, but a sword."

As well as Luke 12:49-51

49“I have come to bring fire on the earth, and how I wish it were already kindled! 50But I have a baptism to undergo, and what constraint I am under until it is completed! 51Do you think I came to bring peace on earth? No, I tell you, but division"

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I'm smarter than my level of formal education, I don't even have a superior degree. I'm a university dropout, having studied geophysics for a few years.

Pour_Lui wrote: 16 Dec 2025, 16:07

CyberSchizo wrote: 16 Dec 2025, 02:41

Pour_Lui wrote: 15 Dec 2025, 20:53 I'm not atheistic, I'm a neoplatonist in terms of metaphysics.

Could you elaborate on what that means to you specifically?

Sure. There's a first principle to existence, which is also the final goal of all things, that we can call the ineffable, or the one, depending on the platonist you ask. It is something immaterial, non spatial, timeless, but which is the cause to all things and that brings intelligibility to everything. Things are pretty due to harmony, which is a manifestation of unity; things are morally good and just due to justice, which is balance and so a manifestation of unity as well; positive value judgements in general are a manifestation of unity.

For further information read wikipedia pages on the one, Plato's Parmenides and The Sophist, Plotinus' Enneads and Damascius' Problems and Solutions.

That means I'm definitely not a physicalist like the media and the university establishment, and many of their ideas I find to be questionable.

I always agreed with transcendentalism as opposed to materialism.

Pour_Lui wrote: 15 Dec 2025, 20:53

Sumzero wrote: 15 Dec 2025, 20:43 any non jewish incel with a above 60 IQ will be able to reason why religion in general is beneficial to his interests, islam being the obvious choice among them

So you don't care about truth, only if the religion benefits you socially? That's the thing I see about Muslims, edgy kids in the west say good things about Islam due to bringing social order and shutting down feminism, which seems alright, but from I've seen this religion is complete nonsense, its creators had very low knowledge of the Bible. They even say the trinity of the christians is God, Jesus and Mary, or that the messiah for the jews is Esdras. Why should I follow a bunch of invented crap which is not at all the word of God?

I'm not atheistic, I'm a neoplatonist in terms of metaphysics.

I belive that islam is the Truth, and that obviously following the truth will benifit anyone
I personally don't just follow islam as some sort of scheme or strategy, I pray 5 times a day, go to my local mosque every friday and I will soon move to egypt. Yes as an incel islam will benifit you but its beyond that

I think the signs are clear to anyone who earnestly looks for them, I can site some examples:
In the Bible, Jesus ascends the mountain in order to pray to God.
“Very early in the morning, while it was still dark, Jesus got up, left the house and went off to a solitary place, where he prayed.” (Mark 1:35)

But if Jesus is God, who exactly was he praying to?

Regarding the Trinity, Christians claim that God is three yet one. But, this concept appears convoluted, how can there be three distinct persons, each fully God, yet still only one God? From a logical standpoint, three cannot simultaneously be one.
Jesus himself repeatedly distinguished between himself and God. He said:
“The Father is greater than I.” (John 14:28)
And also:
“I can do nothing on my own. I judge only as I hear, and my judgment is just, for I seek not to please myself but Him who sent me.” (John 5:30)

These statements clearly show submission and dependence, which are not attributes of an all-powerful God. They instead describe a messenger acting by God’s permission.

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Around 1,400 years ago, when the Qur’an was revealed, it contained knowledge that modern science only confirmed much later. For example, the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ stated that the human body contains 360 joints:
“Indeed, each human being has three hundred and sixty joints.” (Sahih Muslim)

Modern anatomy only confirmed this in the late 20th century.
The holy koran also describes in detail the embriotic process, something near impossible to know with the technology of the time

Additionally, scholars noted that the Qur’an mentions land and water in repetition, and when the number of occurrences of the word land is divided by the total of land + sea, the resulting percentage closely matches the Earth’s actual land-to-water ratio of 71% ocean, 29% land

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The Qur’an also states that iron was “sent down”:
“And We sent down iron, in which is great strength and benefit for mankind.” (Qur’an 57:25)
The holy Koran claimed that Iron came to the earth through asteroids and meteiors during the planets inception, this has also now been proven.

There has never been a single person through no lack of trying, including critics and a famous linguisist who studied speech patterns, who was able to reproduce a single aya of the Koran:
“And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our servant, then produce a chapter like it.” (Qur’an 2:23)

Islam also avoids anthropomorphizing God. It makes no sense that God could be compared to a human form, since humans are mortal. The Qur’an states clearly:
“There is nothing like unto Him.” (Qur’an 42:11)

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The other day I saw a christian talking about how: "The jews killed our God." But if he is God how could he die? Even if you argue resurrection, did the universe temporarily exist without a God during the time Jesus was dead?
Jesus himself rejected self-sufficiency and divinity, repeatedly emphasizing obedience to God rather than identity with Him. Jesus was a clear messanger and was allowed to perform his miracles by permission of God, not because he claimed to be him. another interesting thing, do you know what Jesus called God in his native tounge at the time? search it up. Allaha. Search up how did jesus pray. he prostrated on the ground.

It is clear why christianity has been easily diluted and cucked by the worldly forces of modern times while islam still holds very strong in many parts of the world. This is because islam has a stronger foundation as a religion. in other words islam is closer to the truth and the reality of the human existance.