The Great Huyte North

An excellent comment on Episode 21 from friend of the show Lance Biggums. Worth the read and consideration:

It's a complicated subject. I'm not NS, but I'm also not a Canadian nationalist. There is no Canadian nation in a meaningful sense. In the very limited way in which the Canadian state does represent some sort of nation, it defines itself in direct opposition to our existence and makes that its raison d'être.

On the other hand, everything that speaks to me from 20th century German NS is what can be universally applied - i.e. none of the German exceptionalism and esoteric-Nordicism. There are specific lessons to be learned, and a lot of the general principles can be universalised and applied anywhere. It is still the closest any political system has come to the golden road of politics. But it also had many elements that were specific to its time and place. Anti-communism, for example, is no longer a relevant factor. Leaning too heavily on its aesthetics and the finer points of its ideology will also not have much appeal to most people.

Then again, I do think it is important to understand that WW2 laid the foundation of the world we live in today. The victory of the US over Europe marked the beginning of the era of the hegemony of liberalism that we still live under. It was the most historically significant event of the last 200 years, and there is just no getting around that.

One's stance on this issue will depend on how one conceptualises his struggle, and what he is trying to achieve. If you are just trying to lead a good life and improve the lives of the people around you in the short- to medium-term, and to reconstruct a local national identity for your people, then it is actually better and more pragmatic to have nothing to do with those ideas and aesthetics.

And that struggle is both a part of, and apart from, the broader struggle against liberalism and to secure a better future for white people generally. In that broader struggle, it's especially important to recognise that those 20th century Europeans took on the volcano demon head-on, and in a way, many of us are continuing on that tradition that began long before them, but of which they were the shining example, and which also includes other figures like Arcand, Pierce, et cetera, and many of our own contemporaries.

Speaking personally again, I'm not NS, I'm not a white nationalist, I'm not a Canadian nationalist. There is no -ism for what I believe in and fight for. But I want what's best for my people all around the world, and I believe that can only be achieved by moving beyond liberalism to something new. So I don't suggest adopting the aesthetics or talking points of those 20th century Europeans, but I do insist we look to their example for lessons, inspiration, and see ourselves as another iteration of the same broader struggle.

Watch this one. Attendance is mandatory.

https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2022/07/07/the-progressive-conservative-archetype-dichotomy-as-it-pertains-to-the-dissident-right/

A provocative examination of core personality differences that shape our sphere. Check it out.

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