You are right to call out that the speakers of the event, whilst informative and even inspiring for many of the attendees cannot be any movement's patriarch. A curse of our overly online, para-social relationships.
I have long said that this desire to burn things down, or to advocate for acceleration and collapse, is not worthwhile for ourselves or the fifteen percenters as you so describe, (as I am not an attendee I can only go by your word and the words of other attendees.) While we long for kings, Men of History, great leaders to carry us towards the Rubicon to cross, what is one to do with idle hands, surely not let them become the Devil's playground?
This is a reconquista of sorts, I doubt that I will live long enough to see any fruits of my real life labor come to make my society, community or even my immediate surroundings better. Perhaps it is the offspring of these fifteen percenters, the offspring of those in their twenties now who might one day be that patriarch.
More events such as these need to happen, again in the UK, and to start here in the United States. More to force ourselves off of the web and into formulating realistic plans of action, even if that action is merely just survival in a burning Babylon.
This was so interesting. Being stuck in Australia I was unable to attend the event, and had been wondering what the dynamic of the attendee group was. The cycle of decline we are clearly on, has yet to reach it’s end. It will be the children of these 15 percenters who will forge something new from the Ashes. I have 3 young children and am increasingly aware that things will only get worse in what’s left of my lifetime. But I am hopeful that they may do better.
I'm sorry but I have to say it out. I can only infer from the talks that they all seemed to be about coping. That's it. It's all cope.
I'm interested to see only one thing: a plan. An actual plan that can be executed and implemented. I agree a revolutionary is impossible, so is in the future.
This leaves to the idea of preserving European (in your case, British) ancestry & heritage. The best I can think of is an alternative institution, like Bari Weiss' approach. One that ensures that heritage, traditions, and identity are passed down to your descendants, prep them to face the future as minority, as well as protect them against the anti-white persecution.
The biggest obstacle to this idea, however, is funding. You'll need a lot of them, probably, since it's expected to be a massive undertaking. And I'd start with coming up with a plan to get funding. Hope this helps.
I think that, as Radlib said, you need more Christ pills, Themplar. Just remember the original Patriarch will return, and that this world is merely a temporality.
You are right to call out that the speakers of the event, whilst informative and even inspiring for many of the attendees cannot be any movement's patriarch. A curse of our overly online, para-social relationships.
I have long said that this desire to burn things down, or to advocate for acceleration and collapse, is not worthwhile for ourselves or the fifteen percenters as you so describe, (as I am not an attendee I can only go by your word and the words of other attendees.) While we long for kings, Men of History, great leaders to carry us towards the Rubicon to cross, what is one to do with idle hands, surely not let them become the Devil's playground?
This is a reconquista of sorts, I doubt that I will live long enough to see any fruits of my real life labor come to make my society, community or even my immediate surroundings better. Perhaps it is the offspring of these fifteen percenters, the offspring of those in their twenties now who might one day be that patriarch.
More events such as these need to happen, again in the UK, and to start here in the United States. More to force ourselves off of the web and into formulating realistic plans of action, even if that action is merely just survival in a burning Babylon.
This was so interesting. Being stuck in Australia I was unable to attend the event, and had been wondering what the dynamic of the attendee group was. The cycle of decline we are clearly on, has yet to reach it’s end. It will be the children of these 15 percenters who will forge something new from the Ashes. I have 3 young children and am increasingly aware that things will only get worse in what’s left of my lifetime. But I am hopeful that they may do better.
I'm sorry but I have to say it out. I can only infer from the talks that they all seemed to be about coping. That's it. It's all cope.
I'm interested to see only one thing: a plan. An actual plan that can be executed and implemented. I agree a revolutionary is impossible, so is in the future.
This leaves to the idea of preserving European (in your case, British) ancestry & heritage. The best I can think of is an alternative institution, like Bari Weiss' approach. One that ensures that heritage, traditions, and identity are passed down to your descendants, prep them to face the future as minority, as well as protect them against the anti-white persecution.
The biggest obstacle to this idea, however, is funding. You'll need a lot of them, probably, since it's expected to be a massive undertaking. And I'd start with coming up with a plan to get funding. Hope this helps.
Skeggǫld, skálmǫld, skildir ro klofnir.
Vindǫld, vargǫld, áðr verǫld steypiz.
I think that, as Radlib said, you need more Christ pills, Themplar. Just remember the original Patriarch will return, and that this world is merely a temporality.