Strength, Honor, & Fraternity
What a strange time we find ourselves in. Where people once identified themselves by the deeds they did, or passions they held; overwhelmingly now people form identities based on what products they consume.
In this article you’ll find an examination of this strange phenomenon, and how a consumption based identity goes hand in hand with the unfortunately compliant nature of the majority our current society.
A Canadian man discusses nationalism, politics, and ethnic identity in his country.
In the Western world today men who wish to preserve their national or ethnic identity typically find themselves all facing the same uphill battles against similar opposition.
How do the powers that be justify an emergency use mandate for the covid19 vaccine? What evidence is there to back this up? Can we trust the sources? What happens when we look into the sources and find flaws in their methods or data?
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White soldiers, who do you serve?
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The Covid vaccine is a polarizing issue right now. Everywhere you turn people are either all-in for it being the only way to salvation, or dead-set against it claiming some sort of nefarious force or deadly plot is behind it.
Is there a middle ground? Should there be?
Perhaps if the advice given by so-called professionals were more honest and less bluntly partisan there would be better understanding and civility among the countless people stuck on either side of this issue.
A piece I wrote for my son; a future soldier of the U.S. Marine Corps.
“When I think of you a million thoughts come to my heart first, and then my head in remembrance; I remember you in diapers and one-piece zip-up footie jammies, and I adored every hair upon your one-year-old head. Becoming your father was humbling, because before you I never knew what love was, in the sense that I’d loved people before, but not in this new all-consuming, oceanic way. There’s just something about the flesh of your own flesh, and the bone of your bones -to love someone far more than I do myself is both astonishing and electric.”
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“The medieval period had its gallant knights, marvelous castles, and pious devotion to the glory of God. The age of antiquity had its everlasting cultural mythologies and epics, its grand structures like the Parthenon and the Colosseum of Rome still standing, and its magnificent continent spanning empires. No one will look back fondly on our disgraceful era in history, for what is to be remembered? Mass psychosis of the human mind? Exporting sodomy across the globe? Infinite porn at our fingertips? Burger King? The leaders of our era are a refutation of virtue, meritocracy, and common sense. The people of their charge are a mirror image of the waste they dump into the oceans. And our gods of pleasure have no shortage of devotees. It seems some truly unholy force animates this era, keeping it stumbling along, well out of nature’s way of correcting things.”
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“No purely political program can have any real value for us in the long run unless we get our souls back, unless we learn once again how to be true to our inner nature, unless we learn to heed the divine spark inside us and base all our decisions on a clear and comprehensive philosophy illuminated by that spark.” -Pierce
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An informal discussion of “Equality” held by several members of a Mannerbund.
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“Though the common people may hate us, fear us, even think us doing the work of the Devil himself, they are nonetheless our charge. The lamb knows not what he does when he wanders into the sharp-toothed darkness of the forest.”
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