The Koryos and The Warrior Religion

The Koryos or mannerbund have been the driving force of Aryan expansion throughout Europe. Koryos means men at arms, detachment, or war band. Kris Kershaw goes in-depth on The Koryos in his book, The Eyed God. On the dissident right, there’s a shyness to joining groups. And for good reason. The FBI, ATF, CIA etc have been hunting whitey since the start of the Civil Rights era. You should avoid joining these large groups like the proud gays or the 13%’s because they are infested with federal agents.

This doesn’t mean don’t organize. You must organize to win. What you must remember however, is you can’t do what the left does. They can chimp out and riot because the elite allows them to. The state will come down hard on whitey for the slightest attack against them. This ain’t about law and order, it’s about power and you are their target. You must have a different strategy in this fight. Just because the enemy does it, doesn’t mean you can do it.

The Koryos served the Aryans well and it will do the same for us. You should look to form your own Koryos with your most trusted friends. BAP believes you should organize in groups of three. The ancient Koryos would have groups of three, six, nine, and twelve. Sometimes they would group to form larger 50 man units for raids. Three 50 man units made an army in the ancient world. It’s most important now to just worry about creating three man Koryos. If you have more, maybe move into the six, nine, or twelve, but I would avoid going bigger than this.

Back in college, I seen some study that reported most people today only have one or two people they could call on if they needed help, versus prior generations that had upwards to a dozen. So most will be looking for two friends to build something more with. What are you supposed to do with your Koryos? Make plans, devise schemes, and make each other better. Better still, start forging the culture of a Warrior Religion that will spread like wildfire beyond The Koryos.