GYM XIV
21.02.202521:16
- Where are all the Cultured Thugs?
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Iron City Active Club
21.02.202516:52
"Courage is being scared to death... but saddling up anyway."
- John Wayne
Rise above - t.me/IronCityACVetting
- John Wayne
Rise above - t.me/IronCityACVetting
19.02.202520:09
One channel - One beat
Two channels - One beat
Ten thousand channels - One beat.
We have chosen the path to continue the flow. The flow of our people.
In the Counterculture we have a saying: Defeat never - Victory forever.
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Two channels - One beat
Ten thousand channels - One beat.
We have chosen the path to continue the flow. The flow of our people.
In the Counterculture we have a saying: Defeat never - Victory forever.
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Diary of an Underground Ronin
19.02.202505:05
And if I may suggest:
Our core themes around which culture should be synthesized is about courage, Heroism, a positive vision of pain, discipline, the ecstasy of sacrifice, energy, vitalism, loyalty, honor, action, friendship, passionate love, and most of all, exaltation of the strong and the beautiful.
In other words, KALOS KAGATHOS. A unity of beautiful thoughts, beautiful bodies. Intensity of ideal. The total man and woman.
The ideal of *becoming* those things. Intensity of becoming an ideal. A fire increasing in inferno.
Our core themes around which culture should be synthesized is about courage, Heroism, a positive vision of pain, discipline, the ecstasy of sacrifice, energy, vitalism, loyalty, honor, action, friendship, passionate love, and most of all, exaltation of the strong and the beautiful.
In other words, KALOS KAGATHOS. A unity of beautiful thoughts, beautiful bodies. Intensity of ideal. The total man and woman.
The ideal of *becoming* those things. Intensity of becoming an ideal. A fire increasing in inferno.
21.02.202521:03
As usual our friend Azatro delivers a banger. A big fuck you to the establishment. And with volksgemeinshaft in his heart and sincere concern for his people Azatro take up the musicians sword and swing it against the system.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kF3N9T_Fxts&ab_channel=StandhaftStabil
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kF3N9T_Fxts&ab_channel=StandhaftStabil
20.02.202519:08
20.02.202508:43
"The main difference between what we can call good old nationalists and the generation that embrace the counterculture of the 21th century is this: They dream of a world in the past. That is gone. We dream of a world that we create. Of our own future."
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19.02.202517:18
Don't be a faggot. Go to the gym.
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White Lads Aesthetics
19.02.202503:52
This is more than a scene; it’s a manifesto for the forgotten and the fierce. Welcome to the revolution.
20.02.202516:38
Fatshaming. Something that Spengler would call " a people in form" do.
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20.02.202504:00
Rise
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Кайра бөлүшүлгөн:
Lance's Legion
19.02.202517:17
Never quit.
Never surrender.
Always attack.
And if faced with fear, disaster, or death:
cry "long live death!" and attack once more!
Never surrender.
Always attack.
And if faced with fear, disaster, or death:
cry "long live death!" and attack once more!
Кайра бөлүшүлгөн:White Lads Aesthetics
19.02.202503:52
Culture and aesthetics have always been the silent puppeteers of revolutionary change, subconsciously guiding the hearts and minds of the nation’s masses. Simple slogans and gestures can sweep past logical reasoning and factual dogma. Phrases like “bread, peace, and land,” painted on banners, were simple enough for the largely illiterate masses of Russian peasants, rallying them to the Bolshevik cause. For the intellectuals and artistic crowds of downtown Moscow, it became fashionable to pin a red ribbon on one’s jacket, regardless of whether they were communists or merely following trends.
In 1960s America, we experienced our own cultural revolution that swept the nation and dismantled the “old guard.” The hippie and Woodstock culture led the youth to break away from America’s white, Christian conservative roots and embrace the Marxist flame of liberalism. At the time, conservatives observed these events unfold, dismissing this cultural shift as a mere “fad” or labeling the participants as “smelly hippies,” not believing that these “long-haired deadbeats” posed a serious threat to their apple pie America. The cultural Marxist insurgency overcame conservative institutions, infiltrating colleges, courts, and social norms. Tie-dyed T-shirts, Woodstock, Jimi Hendrix, and so on seduced an entire generation, laying the foundation for today’s wokeism. During that time, conservatives made no real effort to counter the Marxists with a culture of their own; instead, they focused political aims solely on the voting booth or employed the failed tactic of prohibition in an attempt to halt the left-wing tide. They sent church ladies with signs outside rock concerts to wag their fingers at the “fun-havers.” This approach never worked and never will work. A far better strategy would have been to host their own concerts and win over the youth being led astray. If the left arrived with singing protests, tie-dye shirts, acid, and flower girls, then the right should have countered with patriotic country rock, cowgirls, and sporting events.
The reactionary tactic of prohibition rarely succeeds. Look at the effort that has been used to suppress the far right through censorship, doxing, and violence; yet today, our talking points are more mainstream than ever. Hearts and minds cannot be won by force but only through the offering of something better. If we want to take hold of our future, we must provide alternatives that inspire.
Today, the right must not lose sight of how we got here in the first place and the tactics used against us. Let us not allow our only upgrade from the 60s conservative AM radio talk shows to be the modern podcaster who simply complains about the left, albeit with edgier takes. I think back to the alt-right days when money flooded in to figures like Richard Spencer, yet for the hundreds of thousands of dollars sent, only lukewarm podcasts were produced. Imagine if those funds had been channeled into cultivating our own cultural insurgency—putting on concerts, funding films, creating magazines, and producing graphic novels—offering something more than endless hours of hot takes.
This has been the aim of the 3.0 scene, Will2rise—a rebellion wrapped in positivity, a social counterculture that’s anything but ordinary. Forget being passive consumers. This is why we have promoted boxing, MMA, and hitting the gym, pushing our members into the real world beyond mere listening. It’s about connection, purpose, and crafting a lifestyle that screams defiance.
From creating fashion to filming documentaries and unearthing musical talent from the underground, Will2rise has sought to cover it all. This isn’t just a movement; it’s a countercultural insurgency aimed at seizing the hearts and minds of the masses.
The nationalist movement is still in its infancy, but it’s burning brighter each day, drawing in creative misfits who dare to think differently. Today’s nationalists aren’t just content creators—they’re cultural architects, building something raw, something real.
In 1960s America, we experienced our own cultural revolution that swept the nation and dismantled the “old guard.” The hippie and Woodstock culture led the youth to break away from America’s white, Christian conservative roots and embrace the Marxist flame of liberalism. At the time, conservatives observed these events unfold, dismissing this cultural shift as a mere “fad” or labeling the participants as “smelly hippies,” not believing that these “long-haired deadbeats” posed a serious threat to their apple pie America. The cultural Marxist insurgency overcame conservative institutions, infiltrating colleges, courts, and social norms. Tie-dyed T-shirts, Woodstock, Jimi Hendrix, and so on seduced an entire generation, laying the foundation for today’s wokeism. During that time, conservatives made no real effort to counter the Marxists with a culture of their own; instead, they focused political aims solely on the voting booth or employed the failed tactic of prohibition in an attempt to halt the left-wing tide. They sent church ladies with signs outside rock concerts to wag their fingers at the “fun-havers.” This approach never worked and never will work. A far better strategy would have been to host their own concerts and win over the youth being led astray. If the left arrived with singing protests, tie-dye shirts, acid, and flower girls, then the right should have countered with patriotic country rock, cowgirls, and sporting events.
The reactionary tactic of prohibition rarely succeeds. Look at the effort that has been used to suppress the far right through censorship, doxing, and violence; yet today, our talking points are more mainstream than ever. Hearts and minds cannot be won by force but only through the offering of something better. If we want to take hold of our future, we must provide alternatives that inspire.
Today, the right must not lose sight of how we got here in the first place and the tactics used against us. Let us not allow our only upgrade from the 60s conservative AM radio talk shows to be the modern podcaster who simply complains about the left, albeit with edgier takes. I think back to the alt-right days when money flooded in to figures like Richard Spencer, yet for the hundreds of thousands of dollars sent, only lukewarm podcasts were produced. Imagine if those funds had been channeled into cultivating our own cultural insurgency—putting on concerts, funding films, creating magazines, and producing graphic novels—offering something more than endless hours of hot takes.
This has been the aim of the 3.0 scene, Will2rise—a rebellion wrapped in positivity, a social counterculture that’s anything but ordinary. Forget being passive consumers. This is why we have promoted boxing, MMA, and hitting the gym, pushing our members into the real world beyond mere listening. It’s about connection, purpose, and crafting a lifestyle that screams defiance.
From creating fashion to filming documentaries and unearthing musical talent from the underground, Will2rise has sought to cover it all. This isn’t just a movement; it’s a countercultural insurgency aimed at seizing the hearts and minds of the masses.
The nationalist movement is still in its infancy, but it’s burning brighter each day, drawing in creative misfits who dare to think differently. Today’s nationalists aren’t just content creators—they’re cultural architects, building something raw, something real.
Кайра бөлүшүлгөн:
AC x OFFICIAL
21.02.202518:06
🚨"Should any journalists reach out, there’s only one response: 'me ne frego.' Anything beyond that is vanity, a self-indulgent act that endangers you and your brothers. Strip it down to the bone; survival demands it."
20.02.202503:33
19.02.202505:09
XIV 🏴☠️
18.02.202520:09
"You must train harder than the enemy who is trying to kill you. You will get all the rest you need in the grave..."
- Leon Degrelle
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- Leon Degrelle
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National Socialist World
18.02.202505:00
Prussian Socialism Episode 45: The Rise of Byzantium and the Illyrian Soldier-State
Between AD 270 and the late 500s, the Roman Empire declined and fell to Germanic invaders, while a new, Byzantine Empire arose in the East.
At least, that's what it looks like. But states and peoples are different things. Sometimes a founding people dies, but its state lives on. That is what happened in Rome in the 3rd century. The original Roman people lost power to a new, hungry race of frontier-fighters: the so-called Illyrian Soldier-Emperors.
Contrary to the common opinion, the Illyrian-Danubian emperors weren't the outcome of increasing "diversity" or "tolerance" of the Roman State. They were a new, as-yet-unnamed people, who--abandoned by the central government--took matters into their own hands.
From Aurelian "the Restorer of the World" to Diocletian, Constantine the Great, Theodosius I and Justinian, these "Illyrians" built a state-within-a-state, kept the Roman Empire alive for two centuries, and carved out a new empire from its ruins. They restructured army, shook up the administration, and oversaw the most radical religious reform in European history. Theirs is the real history of the "late Roman" and "early Byzantine" empires.
Only amidst the chaos of the Persian and Islamic invasions of the early 600s did the 300-year-old Illyrian regime succumb... when they were finally overthrown by a new breed of Cappadocian and Armenian officers.
Join Gregory Conte for this myth-destroying lecture, as we examine the real meaning of Rome's last centuries; and the beginning of the 1000-year "Byzantine" state.
https://odysee.com/@gregoryconte:2/Prussian-Socialism-45-The-Rise-of-Byzantium-and-the-Illyrian-Soldier-State:4
Between AD 270 and the late 500s, the Roman Empire declined and fell to Germanic invaders, while a new, Byzantine Empire arose in the East.
At least, that's what it looks like. But states and peoples are different things. Sometimes a founding people dies, but its state lives on. That is what happened in Rome in the 3rd century. The original Roman people lost power to a new, hungry race of frontier-fighters: the so-called Illyrian Soldier-Emperors.
Contrary to the common opinion, the Illyrian-Danubian emperors weren't the outcome of increasing "diversity" or "tolerance" of the Roman State. They were a new, as-yet-unnamed people, who--abandoned by the central government--took matters into their own hands.
From Aurelian "the Restorer of the World" to Diocletian, Constantine the Great, Theodosius I and Justinian, these "Illyrians" built a state-within-a-state, kept the Roman Empire alive for two centuries, and carved out a new empire from its ruins. They restructured army, shook up the administration, and oversaw the most radical religious reform in European history. Theirs is the real history of the "late Roman" and "early Byzantine" empires.
Only amidst the chaos of the Persian and Islamic invasions of the early 600s did the 300-year-old Illyrian regime succumb... when they were finally overthrown by a new breed of Cappadocian and Armenian officers.
Join Gregory Conte for this myth-destroying lecture, as we examine the real meaning of Rome's last centuries; and the beginning of the 1000-year "Byzantine" state.
https://odysee.com/@gregoryconte:2/Prussian-Socialism-45-The-Rise-of-Byzantium-and-the-Illyrian-Soldier-State:4
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