Rise Now And Be Counted
Outdoor activities, homemaking, and anything else that helps you live a more fulfilling life.
It is a self-reinforcing aspect of the fall of empires that the very idea of “collapse” becomes more fascinating to the public and their rulers. Right now, there are a lot of books about “collapse”, political and historical, predictive and descriptive, but Vladislav M. Zubok’s work “Collapse: The Fall of the Soviet Union” is still well worth the read.
We need to show up to take our families to our local community events, show up at the school board meetings, the Lions club pancake breakfasts, and the volenteer fire department fish fry. Join and bring your children to a local church, even if it isn’t a perfect one. If you have a business, go to the chamber of commerce meetings, even if most of your peers are TV-brained boomers. Be a part of your local community, find friends that live close to you, even if their ideology isn’t there yet, or never will be.
Recently, I shared a post on the official Telegram channel for Amerikaner.org about a new coalition called The Midwest Network. In the interest of spreading awareness about this worthy cause, I have decided to share some of their most recent posts here in article format.
Another brief primer on how to set up an anonymous Telegram account, by Quiet Quoll.
A response by Super Lutheran (of “The Godcast”) to Thomas Dalton’s recent article “Jesus The Jew” from a Pastoral perspective.
A polemic response to the recent Thomas Dalton article “Jesus The Jew” written by Myles Poland (of “The Godcast”).
I am proud to announce that Amerikaner.org now has stickers available for purchase! Made entirely by our people from start to finish, there are four different designs available. I will be selling these stickers on the Amerikaner Gumroad and through our PO Box!
An article from AnonyMrs to women, going over the dynamics of love and respect in a relationship.
Some more pearls of wisdom for women from AnonyMrs regarding when to STFU to maintain a healthy relationship with your man.
A brief review from a new contributor going over the 1976 BBC Television series I, Claudius – A fictionalized autobiographical story told from the point of view of the fourth emperor of Rome and based on the 1934 novel by Robert Graves.