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"Political movement" -- why do we need it? "Politics" is the art and practice of getting lots of people to work together on a common goal. We need lots of people working together.

First question: Who do we need? In the Bible, Gideon was commanded by God to lead Israel in rebellion. God had him take only a few men and they defeated the armies. We don't need everyone. We don't even need most people. We just need enough people.

Who do we need? People with actual power. What is power? The ability to command men. We need people with money and resources. Obvious things like food, shelter, clothing, arms, etc... but also more esoteric resources such as skills and technologies. As we work towards our goals, we'll discover fairly quickly what we lack but also how to obtain what we need.

A better question is who do we not need? We do not need the lazy. We do not need the stupid. We do not need the degenerate. We do not need the complainers or the doubters. We do not need people who cannot obtain power for themselves.

Can we "train"? Yes, and no. There is already enough information out there for people who want to have it. If they haven't "gotten it" yet, they likely never will. More importantly, we need people today. Tomorrow will come, but today is right now. Yes, plant seeds, but we can't wait for the crops to grow forever.

What is our goal? Isn't it obvious? Power. More power. All the power.

* The power to direct our own lives free of foreign or degenerate influence.
* The power to accomplish all the things God wants us to accomplish in this life: Marry, have kids, raise a family to do the same.
* The power to obtain all the resources we actually need such as food, shelter, clothing, etc...
* The power to obtain and keep land for ourselves and our children and grandchildren.

Too often, I think, political movements get obsessed over ideals or theories when they must understand that none of that matters if you don't have power. People come together for one reason and one reason alone: They have more power together than apart.

THAT SAID, how we go about doing it is just as important as actually doing it. We won't "sell our souls" to obtain power. It's not necessary. That means we don't take the faustian deals.

The struggles with jews is really a struggle about power. Who gets to command men? Jews? Or us? Our message should be simple: Men should be free to choose to marry, have kids, raise their families, work to obtain all of the things they need to supply their families with all of the things they need to survive. Nothing more or less. We don't need money. We don't need entertainment. We don't need award ceremonies on TV or halftime shows in the superbowl. None of those things matter and frankly we can do with a lot less (zero in fact.)

"All for one and one for all" is a powerful white concept that we must remember. If a man works to get married, have kids, raise those kids, and obtain the resources his family needs through honest labor, then we will fight to protect such a man. And in exchange, such a man will fight to protect us. We do not tolerate corruption or perversion. Just simple honest hard work.