Amerika

A short guide to escaping the mental ghetto of modernity:

1. Your thoughts you can know, but what others say is always manipulative. There are no shared truths, values, and communications and there are no objective, absolute, and universal interpretations of reality. Some know more than others and can lead. The rest settle for symbols, categories, images, and social emotions like revenge or greed.
2. No leader is accountable except one consigned to the office for life whose only success is the success of his people. The kings did better than any “chosen” leader will ever do.
3. The primary threat to humanity is solipsism, or inability to perceive the world, which takes many forms: ignorance, stupidity, insanity, obsession, retardation. “Good and evil” do not exist, but some things are good and everything else is a threat.
4. If you want to protect nature, give it half of the land and sea. It will regulate itself and do just fine even if you drive a V8, smoke, and eat steaks.
5. Every civilization dies by accumulation of waste humans, mutants who are individualistic became they are missing pieces of their brain. Exile these and you rise; retain them and you fall.
6. Jobs are jails. If you do not have an activity that you would pursue even if unpaid, your life is impoverished. Following orders is not a life quest.
7. Any religion that is accurate will be derived from reality, without hocus-pocus magic words and rituals. Religion is formed of concentration on the whole of reality to find its inner beauties and logic.
8. Do not trust the easy answers. Patriotism, religion, ideology, and personal freedom are all fakeouts, just like Whites, Jews, Nazis, and The Rich are scapegoats. Any easy, convenient, and comfortable answer is a manipulative oversimplification.
9. The goal of all living things is to adapt and thrive; this requires knowing ourselves and being willing to admit the limits of our fascination with ourselves. “Freedom” does not exist, but you need to be free of that which ties your hands, including the ego, peer pressure, and symbols.

The furthest Right is that which denies the dictatorship of the individualistic human mind.

We can describe it as a combination of: Nihilist. Monarchist. Eugenicist. Culturist. Ethnicist. Heretic. Inegalitarian. Libertarian.

In reality, however, it means simply a naturalist: one who accepts reality as more important than he is, and learns to study it because it is the invisible order of all things, including himself.

You will see many “far Right” options, including those offered by the Art Student, but those are variations of liberalism that adopt a few token Right-wing positions. The actual Right-wing position is order beyond the individual, including the transcendent and divine.

When we say that we are “furthest Right,” we mean that we take the concept of Right — order/nature — to its furthest extreme so that it is logically consistent. Anything else is a compromise and therefore, a step down the path toward Leftism.

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