Strength, Honor, & Fraternity
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.
Our men have become spectators in the age of television and mass-media. We sit and observe the civilization our ancestors built being destroyed as if it is a movie. Our people know there is something wrong, but we have failed to stop a hostile world from encroaching on our nation, values, institutions, and lives. Knowing is not enough, so what is?
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Secret and sacred fraternity and brotherhood is the answer in these turbulent times. You cannot stand alone, adrift in a hostile ocean. If you dare face the storm alone, you will find the barking of the oceans more than you can bear, you are overturned all for naught. So, you seek shelter and solitude in a gentle bay, and tune out the outside world whilst you wait for the oncoming storm; this silence is deafening. For once knowing the truth, it cannot be forgotten. So, face this with brothers.
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“The Fourteen (Sacred) Words are not a suggestion, man. One of the most tragic ironies I ever encounter is the Nationalist who refuses to breed because the world is so grim.”
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Nam, Atlas, and Theo Ostro discuss dissident politics in Canada, Bowden, Egalitarianism, Hierarchy, Materialism, and Essence of a Collective.
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I have written about leadership before, and some of you may have already read those thought pieces. Regardless, leadership is one of the most researched, studied, and yet misunderstood complexities of human behavior I have encountered. There are many studies, countless books, articles, and innumerable opinions on the subject; yet I find none of them capture the essence as I understand it.
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Contego discusses the topic of loyalty. What is loyalty comprised of? How does one show loyalty? How does one garner loyalty? Where should loyalty be directed, and why?
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A speech that would have been not for a niggling misunderstanding, now in article form.
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Unity requires direction, direction requires leadership, effective leadership requires loyalty. Contego discusses what it takes for a group of men to be united effectively.
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Collecting the mount: A metaphor for us and our people.
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