I have come to the conclusion that the normie is a completely manufactured entity--they don’t exist in a vacuum--and are “activated” at a certain point in their developmental stage between ten and fifteen years old. Once this is done, at the deepest psychological levels, they are controlled…

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The snow bank was deeper than Klaus thought, but it was no problem for his mech’s jump-jets to traverse. The mechs behind him however, they did not have his range or maneuverability, even if they did have better firepower.

Klaus activated his jets and the scout mech cleared the snow bank to land squarely on a rock outcropping on the side of a small mount…

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The shriek of an approaching missile gave him just enough time to jump up and run headlong for a deep ravine about thirty feet away, he tripped and fell head long into the dusty ground, before rolling the last foot into the hideaway as the missile impacted nearby into the hill.

The blast was enough to knock him senseless for a few seconds, and he collaps…

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In the 20th Century, populism, nationalism, and the rule of law were placed under attack by the forces of the International Jew. They succeeded in poisoning all nations, and destroying every country from within. The United States of America became a willing collaborator and sought the destruction of all nations by whatever means necessary or available.

I…

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In January of 2025 I was homeless and without support, kicked out of my home and left to find my way in the snow for three weeks. I eventually landed a bottom-feeder job and made it out of an extremely unpleasant predicament.

In February and March I faced continuous ri…

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Lucid dreaming

Conscious and fully aware

Observing from afar and yet at the center of it all

My body was as a Woman

I was swimming, no floating, suspended in water

Warm, orange like sunset, safe and secure

A brief moment of panic at the revelation

Calm . . .

The emotion passed an interminable time

She was naked so I could see

A thrill and joy,…

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The room was largely empty except for the golden cylinder that stood in the cente…

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This is a controversial opinion but I think that J.R.R. Tolkien created a mythos for the Bug Man and not for the Aryan. It lies mainly in the following; what constitutes a myth? How can an imperfect blending of both Christian and Heathen worldviews create an coherrent story of our past and our future?

J.R.R. Tolkien wrote his stories at a time when the B…

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So, I have regular access to my Substack now, the uncertainty is largely over for the time being. Over the last eight months I had no job and struggled to make any kind of living IRL, I now have a steady job and am re-building from the ground up.

I want to thank everyone who has waited patiently for new posts and articles. In between my new job and home …

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Alright, so some personal things have come up and I do not know when I will resume any regular posts. Thank you for your continued patience over the past year or two, this place has grown to well over 200 subscribers! Which is more than I ever thought I would get at this point.

I have a few articles I will be working on in the interim, including some sp…

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This is an oddity that has gained some notice from many accounts on Twitter over the past two years and has been mentioned by others in livestreams or chatrooms for about the same time frame. As always, I can smell a controversy brewing, and I wanted to get some thoughts out on the conclusions that this has led me to.

Aesthetic Design

In order to properly demonstrate what I mean by aesthetic in anime it is necessary for this author to gush about how biased they are towards the art style and medium with an classic example of excellence and beauty.

Like many whom I follow, I am an aesthetic, and prefer to look at wonders of artwork rather than at degenerate filth. What argument can be made against one example such as this? In the film directed by Hayao Miyazaki from 1984, the pictured Princess Nausicaa is a warrior and pacifist, a young noblewoman that becomes embroiled in a conflict between her people and the fearful Tolmekian army, who wish to resurrect an ancient super weapon to conquer their perceived enemies. This work of “degenerate filth” is replete with themes of duality, the merits of pacifism, warrior culture, the connection that man has with the earth and nature, and many others. It is both appropriate for children and appreciated by adults for its thoughtfulness and fantastical world building. For us, National Socialists, the themes of environmental responsibility, kindness towards animals, our appreciation of the natural world, and practices of restraint in the face of ecological disaster are certainly prescient topics for discussion as well as for the simple act of enjoying a well-thought out story.

However . . . those critics are perennial and always point to the absolute most degenerate of slop content, the Netflix animes, the bottom-of-the-barrel, the “gooner bait”. Which, if we go by their standards, the only films human beings should ever watch would be Discovery Channel documentaries from 1995. So in an effort to meet them halfway and salve over their bruised egos and hurt feelings, I will address this.

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Elon Musk has let it slip—q…

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Recently, it has come to light that many, many people are still quite susceptible to propaganda, even in the online right. Thanks to the efforts of myself and a few others I believe we have uncovered (not really) or exposed a major blind spot among the e-right and one that has unfortunately ensnared the larger voices and those…

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There is an idea that has been floating around for a while among the more erudite of the online right, but which has yet to truly filter down to the more common thinker; leaving behind the right/left dichotomy.

Initially, I have been hesitant to share in this thinking as my own experience has shown to be more or less correct for my personality and natura…

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Doctor Herschel Wallace hurried through the door of his office and made an immediate right turn into the adjoining office. His assistant and confidant, Marcus Rinkle, sat at his desk, transcribing a sheaf of papers into the computer network of the medical database.

“Marcus!”

The man turned to him, “Oh, hey, Doctor! I just got done with transcribing …

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Dead Architecture

A common critique of America by it’s own discontented elite is that America is capitalist. I disagree, Capital is accumulated wealth used in resource gathering and centralization. That is all.

An actual critique of America is the obsessive compulsive consumerism that permeates every layer of our society. …

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Star . . . Wars?

In the course of my online perusal, I have come across some interesting analysis of the Star Wars universe, specifically here and here, by the Academic Agent. In both of these videos, he makes the point that the framing of the stories is faulty and only makes sense if you ignore objective reality, and deny that humans have agency.

The traditional framing of the Rebel Alliance and it's ideological predecessor, the Galactic Republic, is that of just, regal, and ultimate “good”. This conceit is of course quite lacking when one looks closely at precisely why the Rebel Alliance is fighting in the first place.

The Sith and the Jedi are religious orders of opposing philosophical convictions, however, neither is ever fully allied with their respective governments or empires, and only intend to continue what can best be described as a spiritual, “blood feud”.

The Sith once had an empire almost 4,000 years before the events of Episode I: The Phantom Menace, and were so powerful they could possess the bodies of weaker individuals, command whole armies by thought alone and even consume the life-force of whole planets. Sith magic, sorcery, and alchemy became extremely powerful and overwhelmed the opposing Jedi forces during this era.

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Or is it a world driven mad by our own guilt? Guilt created by psychological terror? Have our minds been touched by the hands of evil? Is the reality around us artificial, a simulation created by depraved, cruel and loathsome masters? Is our life a lie? Are we good enough? Do we fight or do we die? Do we deserve an end for our past sins?

If you have been…

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Recently I have enjoyed the excellent series of essays on Star Trek by Isaac Young titled, Star Trek: A Left Wing Dream in a Right Wing Future in which he lays out a thorough analysis on the 20th century’s most eponymous TV show.

The United Federation of Planets is an egalitarian, equal-opportunity, social-democratic organization that runs a…

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I want to turn this little substack into something that motivates our culture, which looks ahead with wonder, but remembers the past with honor, while still being well-rooted in the present. Sometimes it can be difficult for a writer to really know what his audience wa…

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