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With heavy hearts, we come to you tonight to inform you that we have made the difficult decision to formally dissolve the American Union of National Collectivists.  For the last two years, the AUNC has shone as a strong beacon in the rather foggy sea of third-position movements seeking to make a tangible difference that we all could see. Many people, of course including ourselves, recognized the great potential this movement and its passionate followers had to bring about a glorious revitalization of this country.  We would like to extend our thanks to all of you for your unprecedented support over the length of our existence and for continuing to be there for us even when things got quiet. Your dedication has been the foundation of everything we accomplished.  Our manual, graphics, and Telegram will remain open until further notice. At this time, our founders do have plans to create something better—a true voice for the voiceless—at a better time for all involved parties.  Thank you once again for your unwavering support. To victory and further.

There was no mythical, magic land that was seized from the "Natives" of North America. The 'stolen land' argument is one of the biggest logical failures of the anti-American talking point dictionary. At the very most, 10% of the continent at the peak of the "Native" population supported year-round villages, towns, and farms; the rest - 90% - was largely uninhabited. Most of the continent was a sparsely populated frontier, and an early American explorer could walk for several days before finding any signs of life, even hundreds of years after Columbus' arrival. Engage: X | TikTok | Telegram | Manual | Discussion Channel Get formally involved: Vetting Form

The AUNC is wishing all of you a very merry Christmas this year! Let us use today and all of which that follow as a moment to celebrate the birth of Christ, spend time with our families, and also to exchange memories and good times as well. Merry Christmas! 🎄 Engage: X | TikTok | Telegram | Manual | Discussion Channel Get formally involved: Vetting Form

On Christmas last year, anti-American Vivek Ramaswamy was calling Americans painfully “normal” and only [aspiring] to be [mediocre]"… now he wants to be governor of Ohio. On the contrary, America First candidate Casey Putsch spent this Christmas week reminding Americans that we are a great people, with our greatest strength being within our own "people, families, and shared values." Engage: X | TikTok | Telegram | Manual | Discussion Channel Get formally involved: Vetting Form

Please read the attached letter concerning the celebration of the AUNC’s second anniversary. Engage: X | TikTok | Telegram | Manual | Discussion Channel Get formally involved: Vetting Form

Senator Philip Hart, the namesake of the Act, openly admitted that the bill “[was] not a subject which [moved] crowds to write their Senators.” He was right. At the time, immigration was a major concern for, at most, 1% of Americans. Most others knew little to nothing of the bill, reassured by Senator Kennedy, who claimed that the nation’s demographic makeup would not be upset. Fast forward sixty years, and immigration has exploded into one of the most serious issues in the country, with 51% of Americans deeply concerned: a fiftyfold increase in just six decades. The consensus we must accept as Americans, and help our more moderate conservatives recognize, is that immigration has been, and continues to be, the gravest observable battle to be fought.

We today are able to celebrate Thanksgiving due to the relentless bravery early Americashowed in even the most difficult times. They crossed the Atlantic, faced the most brutal winters of their lives, and built something from nothing. Today, even throughout the doubt and subversion our country faces, we still inherit that same legacy and the glorious history worth living for. Thanksgiving serves as a reminder that the men and women we came from pushed through so much to gift us our creation nation, for which we give our thanks; for such, we must show that thanks through our strength today. We are thankful for all of you who are here, including those not ‘officially vetted’ (yes, we see all of you in the chat!). All of you bring support and awareness to the AUNC, and we could not be more grateful for how greatly you believe in us. Today, let us give thanks to America and to all true Americans.

A broad estimate suggests that around 30 million people have entered the U.S. (both illegally and legally) since the year 2000. 17 million fewer native-born Americans are employed than would be expected had the native employment rate grown proportionally without the immigrants. According to CIS, “all employment growth” since 2000 (as of 2014) is attributable to immigrants, because even though the native-born population also grew, the number working (native-born employed) could not. Engage: X | TikTok | Telegram | Manual | Discussion Channel Get involved: Vetting Form

Call it selfishness of nationality if you will, I think it an inspiration to patriotic devotion-- to safeguard America first, to stabilize America first, to prosper America first, to think of America first, to exalt America first, to live for and revere America first. — Warren G. Harding Engage: X | TikTok | Telegram | Manual | Discussion Channel Get involved: Vetting Form

To our veterans: today, we honor the courage, discipline, and enduring loyalty you have shown to the nation we all love and call home, America. You carried the weight of service on your shoulders so that our people, the American people, may continue to do the same. Across generations, past, present, and future, you answered the call to preserve our homeland, our people, and the foundational truths that built it. The legacy of American veterans is embedded within the character of the nation, and their sacrifice will not be forgotten. The AUNC wishes all who served a very honorable and peaceful Veterans Day.

Half a century ago today, the Edmund Fitzgerald and her 29 crewmen met their fate in the treacherous waters of Lake Superior. The storm that unforgiving night was merciless, but so were the spirits of those men; enduring until the very end. They remain sons of the Great Lakes, men of iron who bore the labor of a nation upon their shoulders. Even now, their sacrifice stands as a reminder of the unshakable values that once defined the American worker, and, above all, the American man. Never forget the 29 souls lost aboard the Edmund Fitzgerald fifty years ago today.

President Trump’s alleged proposal for a 50-year mortgages are being celebrated by some as a good tool that’ll lower monthly payments and expand homeownership. Under a 30-year fixed mortgage at the current ~6.5% interest, a $400,000 loan results in roughly $510,000 in total interest paid by the end of the term. At the same rate for 50 years, that total interest doubles to nearly $1,000,000. This means that, under the proposed model, the average American family will pay $1.4 million for a $400,000 home by the time the mortgage is complete, and most borrowers will not live to see ownership. With banks able to stretch loans over five decades, they can lend more, bid higher, and drive property values up. This will not empower Americans. Rather, it will worsen their already deeply entrenched dependence on lenders and will keep them in debt from youth until death. An American should not spend the best years of his life building equity for bankers instead of for his family.

A CHAPTER IN HISTORY: NATHANAEL GREEN It was the winter of 1780; the Southern colonies were on the verge of collapse. Charleston had fallen that spring with more than 5,000 troops captured; Savannah was already in British hands; and the legislatures of Georgia and South Carolina had been dissolved and were under near-total occupation. Then, in December, Nathanael Green arrived to take command of the Southern Continental Army, a ragged group of only a few thousand barefoot, unpaid men. Greene realized with the numbers and technology of the British, he couldn’t win using traditional warfare methods: he employed an early method of what we today know as guerrilla warfare. He commanded great men such as Daniel Morgan and Francis Marion, the “Swamp Fox,” to strike from the swamps and forests to bleed dry the army of Cornwallis. Even if he lost a battle, Cornwallis would win the campaign. After one fight he wrote to General George Washington, “We fight, get beat, rise, and fight again.” By the end of 1781, the British held only the cities that they garrisoned, and the countryside was once again in American hands. Cornwallis’ retreat to Yorktown was a direct consequence of Greene’s relentless tactics in the Carolinas. When he returned home, Nathanael Green’s health was in terrible condition, and he was buried under debt; Greene, already poor, fed and equipped his troops because Congress couldn’t afford it. He died just three years after the war ended at the age of 43. In his eulogy, Alexander Hamilton praised Greene as “a patriot of the foremost rank, a soldier admired, and a man whose virtues none denied.” Never forget Nathanael Greene — the hero of the South.

A CHAPTER IN HISTORY: HORATIO GATES In the fall of 1777, the outcome of the Revolution was uncertain. Our troops were weary; supplies were scarce; and the British pressed from the North, convinced they could split the colonial army in two and crush them in the middle. Against them stood General Horatio Gates. At Saratoga, Gates’ army of farmers, tradesmen, and men from the countryside met the 5,000 forces of General John Burgoyne. Using the land to our advantage, cutting off British supplies, and holding strong defensive positions, we gradually wore down Burgoyne’s forces. And, for the first time, an American force had captured a British army in open battle; they laid down arms and unconditionally surrendered. This monumental victory led to France formally entering the war on the side of the Patriots. Let us remember General Horatio Gates as evidence that otherwise ordinary people can overcome extraordinary circumstances.

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Ugandan-born, Democratic Socialist, and Muslim Zohran Mamdani has been elected Mayor of New York City. Mamdani has only been an American citizen for eight years. An uncanny image for the future of not just our cities — but our nation as one and as a people — if we do not answer the call to action.

Attached is a ZIP file containing the up-to-date catalogue of all AUNC materials, previously exclusively distributed to vetting members. We are streamlining the activist process to make it more accessible—and straightforward—for the movement as one. It is easy to get activism started, both offline and online. Using a thermal printer for stickers and a regular printer for posters, print out an AUNC design and stick it up in a meaningful area locally to you with high pedestrian traffic. Snap a picture of that, and send it to us either privately or via the public chat. We will use it to spread the cause online, hence resulting in a domino effect of oncoming activists. Online activism is a similar process, lacking only the offline application: share AUNC graphics located in this ZIP file to your heart's content and spread them on all platforms to expand our message. Please read the manual for further information. Engage: X | TikTok | Telegram | Manual | Discussion Channel Get involved: Vetting Form