Those who stand for nothing have no enemies. If evil does not see you as a threat, it is because your actions, or your inaction, serve its interests. You are left undisturbed, to fulfill your sole purpose: the civic duty of perpetual consumption and tax servitude, carried faithfully to the grave.

Or you can choose to be political, which today translates to the mere act of seeking to better yourself, to become stronger, healthier, and to stand for the interests of your people.

In today’s world, anyone who seeks a life of purpose, substance, truth, honor, and sacred duty will inevitably become political.

Come then! Arise and embrace the struggle by joining the fight of your lifetime.

We all die. Why would you fear suffering if it leads to greatness?

"Reason is for boys; emotion is for men. Academics fear emotion because it’s not part of their world. Real politics has nothing to do with reason, it’s in the marrow — the fear and the thrill. The last thing we need is more politeness, more gentlemen, more codespeaking male swells with soft hands and gentle words."
— Echoes of the Overman

You think eating meat makes you stronger? Not like it used to.

I would argue that the thrill of hunting and killing an animal boosts testosterone far more than eating minced (pre-chewed) meat from a plastic tray made conveniently available for you at the supermarket.

Though in this busy, modernized world only a handful still hunt for their food, the next best thing is to have a provider who respects the process to some degree. But don’t content yourself with merely walking to the freezer, depositing your cash, and walking off. Rather, think of it as an act of give and take, but of a higher order.

Want to eat meat? Earn it. Sweat for it. We've made animal flesh available to the lowest among us. Learn to feel shame. Don’t consume it mechanically out of habit, taking it for granted like an over-pampered, neutered, useless housecat. Reclaim some of what was lost.

Get your blood pumping. Lift. Get punched in the face. Swim in that cold lake. Run. Climb. Prove yourself of some worth by giving the animal the recognition and gratitude it deserves for sacrificing its life so you can add to your strength.

Do not grow angry at the enemy for doing what he must to win, for knowing how to play the game.

Be angry at the weak, the soft, the lukewarm, the traitorous vermin among us.

The enemy would accomplish nothing were we united as one sovereign fist. Therefore, disowning the unworthy among our ranks is the first step toward victory.

Hating the enemy before the traitor is to begin from a position of disadvantage.

Maybe the real Reich is the friends we make along the way.

The benefits of being in an AC or any other group are many.

You will become a more capable man, better able to defend yourself, you will look better, feel better, be better.

Above all of those is the main benefit, you will meet rare people who are committed to ancient ideals and you will form bonds that may come to be essential in a world that is descending rapidly into hell.

Times are going to get hard, it’s your job to rise to the occasion. Join your local Active club.

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Postponed or unfinished work will forever haunt you until you do what you know needs to be done.

What you resist in action remains within you as unrest.

Hierarchy is a ladder. Whatever new path you undertake, accept that you must start at the bottom. Be willing to humble yourself if you wish to sharpen your determination and fire your resolve.

Do not yield. Do not turn back. Adjust your strategy when necessary, but never abandon the climb. Winners are those who persist despite petty inconveniences.

Work hard. Speak less. Keep showing up.

"In the old days, boys were trained to be orderly, silent, respectful, and to spend their time in the gymnasia, shining with sweat, instead of sitting around in the agora babbling nonsense.” — Aristophanes

Aristophanes’ phrasing “in the old days” directly implies that there was a moral and social decline happening at the time in Athens. Furthermore, bodily excellence is portrayed as virtuous, while over-intellectualization as a waste of potential and true substance that eventually leads to societal decay.

In Nietzschean terms, Athens’ decline began when Dionysian cultural vitality and primal instinct were replaced by Socratic rationalism and moral laxity.

Historically, the White man's greatest sin lies in his assumption that the rest of humanity is as noble and pure as he is, and that the recurring afflictions foreign races cannot seem to part with are to be attributed to environmental and circumstantial disadvantages rather to restrictions of a strictly spiritual and biological nature.

He has often had reservations to the contrary, and at times, whether by scientific findings or simply by exercising common sense, he has pointed to the implausibility of that theory (namely, the assumption that other races are qualitatively on par with him), only for his doubt and criticism to be refuted by the master of lies.

For his own good must the physically frail be bullied by the strong.

Though not with malevolent intent, but to awaken within his heart that sense of shame which gives rise to pride.

Shame, for having thus far allowed dancing shadows on the wall to instruct him in dishonorable ways.

For having been declawed in early childhood and raised like cattle bred for the slaughterhouse.

For having passively accepted the modern delusion that the natural law of struggle is some distant abstraction, irrelevant to his own existence.

Shame, for having become so harmless, so useless, so civilized.

Unless Europeans align their morality with natural law, they will perish.

Until we become as ruthless as savanna predators that fight for territory, we will be disrespected.

So long as we fail to fiercely protect our kin, we will be messed with.

As long as the enemy can get away with drawing our blood, we will be laughed at for our weakness.

The moment a ruler is no longer feared, his days are numbered.

Awaken your ancestral memory by walking barefoot.

Feel the connection with the sacred earth.

Shoes are a tool of spiritual castration.

Breathing. Sunlight. Grounding.
There's so much power within our reach. Every day is an opportunity.

Go to nature. Go wild. Go home.

Words are but the distorted echo of action; to linger in thought is to cripple oneself.