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Dec 27, 2023Liked by Frontier Disciple

Speaking of War and Politics going hand in hand, it reminds me of that Mao quote, " Politics is war without bloodshed, while war is politics with bloodshed." I'm no Commie, but he was right there. Peace

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Haven't been enough evidence to suggest that there's no political solution? What you are advocating for is just to be another cog in the system, to be another tax payer or soldier who supports this nefarious system. That's not attacking it. I agree that fleeing to the rural zones and pretend nothing is happening is cowardly. You have two options basically :Full frontal attack or drop out. Nobody in their right mind thinks a full frontal attack is feasible, but dropping out, à lá Charles Manson, letting the system bleed while you take care of your own in a non conventional non bourgeoisie family is what I see as a viable alternative. Cheers.

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Outstanding, BD. Thomas Jefferson said the 2nd Amendment insures the other nine. That is why it is so relentlessly attacked by our enemies. The American forefathers were well educated in the true sense, many of them able to read Greek & Latin, physically fit, knowledgeable about farming, proficient with firearms and a plethora of tools. Totally unlike the imbecilic, boot licking, pussy, fagot, bulldyke, tranny, scumbag politicians we are cursed with today. The commanders of the Roman legions willingly sacrificed their lives to their gods in battle in exchange for victory. Nothing like the candy assed bureaucrats in uniform that infect the nations of the west now. Legend has it that a certain tribe of Greeks sailed across the Adriatic sea so many centuries ago and founded Rome. As many philologists posit that Latin, the language of Rome, is derived from ancient Greek, the contention has credibility. War is an extension of politics by the most radical means. In truth, war is the father of us all. Aryans, overwhelmingly outnumbered and out gunned by a vicious enemy seeking our complete annihilation must resort to asymmetrical, guerrilla, leaderless resistance warfare, asking no quarter and giving none. Only by the path of the lone wolf, working in conjunction with countless others covertly seeking the same end, will we seize and maintain the reigns of state power and regain control of our destiny.

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Dec 27, 2023Liked by Frontier Disciple

It would indeed be folly for all RW able young men to flee elite higher ed, the military and the corporate world there are certainly paths to certain amounts of wealth, power, and influence through the trades and blue collar entrepreneurship. This means not just being a wrench turner for long but working your way to ownership and expansion of your business. Bye midlife you could have a large personal income even more in hard tangible productive property and assets especially valuable in a world where less and les people have these assets and the skills to deploy them to keep the gears of our nation turning. You will also be a patron to the young able men working for you and in turn you should be a client of RW men who operate larger businesses or are influential in their corporation or government bureaucracy. You can also be very influential in local politics taking this route. Maybe this is all cope on my part as it’s the route I have taken but I feel that was the path best suited to my disposition and circumstances.

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Dec 27, 2023Liked by Frontier Disciple

“The 2nd Amendment exists so fathers could teach their sons marksmanship both for hunting and for fighting off Indian raids”.

True, however no Indians were present at Lexington or Concord, at least none who tried to confiscate powder, balls, locks, stocks, or barrels. Must been more behind 2A being the second amendment before the ratification of the Constitution.

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I have now read at least almost all of your work here, so this thread is as good as any to start some friendly dissent. I like your comparisons, but I think the applications in this essay point in the wrong direction. We should abandon the conventional public world and established institutions as me may, not as an act of complacency or retreat, but as a rational compaction of force. To my mind there is no battle to be won through politics and the institutions; perhaps no battle worth winning. We should not "drop out" into a trade over a degree, we should genuinely prefer it as real and potent. The advantages offered by military training are available to most men under their own volition in the ways that count, and make proof of men if they can undergo the rigours of training without the impetus of institutional necessity. This society's architecture is not a fort to win but a leaning wall which we don't want to be standing under, or a cesspit we don't want to breathe. The legions may not have retreated from men, but I'm sure they didn't wade deeper and deeper into swamps. I think that our fight is out from the tangle of modern ruin, and so far as we fight metaphorical battles now it is not a test of how far we can succeed within the prison but how we can shatter its walls and maintain ourselves beyond them, even if this is a doomed cause. We overestimate our CURRENT strength (of force and character) and misconstrue our aims to think that we can or should win into this ruin. We win out of it to a place where we can make ourselves beloved again to the gods, then join what comes after. Thanks for your work.

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