Rise Now And Be Counted
Articles and other writings pertaining to our ideology and worldview.
Perhaps it’s an American attribute, a latent sense of “rugged individualism”, but there is a tendency in our thing to attribute supernatural qualities to our mythical, historic, and even our contemporary heroes, forgetting that they too needed a lot of support – “I’ll never be as great as them.” This is wrong.
The greatest men in history were just bro’s being bro’s. Some may get the limelight for a time but the story is ultimately about all of our people.
The Midwest is one of the rare areas of the country that neighbors and distant friends will drop everything to bring you food and necessities after a major life event, or snow-blow their way to your driveway to clear it before clearing their own. The cities and towns hold a subtle charm with traces of German architecture and systems of government and organization, owing to the massive amount of German settlement in the region going all the way back to the mid 1800’s. In many ways even the city planning and layout is distinctly and uniquely its own.
Time and time again, Age after Age, we watch and we wait, hoping for the return of our heroes. Looking out to the horizon, searching for the triumphant silhouette of that savior of our race.
Much has been made of the rise of the “anti-American” Right, and, for good or ill, it has grown in strength and popularity among our sphere. Frankly speaking, there’s much I admire about many of the people forcefully articulating anti-Americanism, and some are even personal friends of mine. But I cannot agree with them, and I wish to articulate why.
The last article I wrote, I asked “Can we get along? Is it in our nature to get along?” I do believe we could, if given the chance, but it is still worth asking. With the news cycle full of war hype and anti-fascist pissing contests between global powers, the media has shown it is capable of manipulating all of us, even the most nuanced and critical of thinkers.
I think it is important for any White person, be it in America or in the wider European world, that has found their way to White solidarity, to keep in mind how much we have fought each other over our history. It’s literally almost our entire history, White man killing White man, nations culling some of their bravest bloodlines in service to wars over gods, kings and land. So maybe it’s worth mulling over.
We are gazing over the abyss at another brother war, another chapter in the long unfortunate story of European civil wars. One may say that this side or that side is justified, and one may comfort himself that the fighting will be over soon, or will not be as fierce as it could be.
Lets assume our history is exactly as we learned it, back when we were just good White boys, growing up in our American public schools. This curriculum is sure to instill a certain concept with in everyone I believe, and that is the concept of freedom. Freedom is a very loose term when you really try to hammer down what it actually means. Sure, I can go almost anywhere in the country if I wanted to, and I could do it at any time. So I must be free, right?
America is truly a unique country. With the context of time, it’s meaningless. As an empire in the present however, it has definitely made its mark on the world. All empires eventually crumble, and America will be no different. The effects it’s had on the North American continent will ring throughout the rest of the new world’s history. But in 200 years, what will be the true beginnings of America, and will they look different than the stories we are told today?
The simplest, most accessible form of culture is the spoken word. Common stories and common songs are the foundation of a Mannerbund, just as the Mannerbund is the foundation of a society. This is why shared language is so important, and part of why the hostile, alien elite of this country speaks their own language in private, and floods our lands with foreign peoples and foreign tongues.