THE NORTH FOLK

The biggest problem with the West is that we forgot how to be "mean" and it bleeds all the way down to our family life. Most of the problems we face are about our inability to be cruel for constructive and good ends because too many of you were raised in faggot ass suburbs with parents who never hit you, you never got in a real fight, and were indoctrinated by faggots in a Christian church. Part of excellence is the ability to be cruel with yourself and others.. towards the good. Which is to say, be willing to execute criminals IN PUBLIC, get in a fight, discipline a child, say "no" to your fucking girl, go to the gym, bullycide the weakness out of your friends (in a fraternal healthy way), or engage in other painful/cruel human events like COMPETITION. The Liberal mind can't simply comprehend this and many of you are still stuck in the Liberal Bourgeoisie ethical zeit where you are either a FUCKING PUSSY OR you are a disgusting person in the inverse of the Bourgeoise (which is to say you are the photo negative of the same). The idea is to reevaluate pain which employs it towards healthy ends, towards Excellence, and come to love pain as a phenomenon itself which catalyzes Heroic action. Remember that the overriding zeit of the Bourgeoise is COMFORT of every kind. Fascism is about HEROIC EXCELLENCE at any price. Therein lies the distinction. So no, actually, I am burning your fucking suburban fantasy and your petty comforts. We are more anti-materialists than anyone because we believe in the spirit and that material reality bends to our WILL, not the other way around like Communists and Capitalists do.

“Year after year, I was increasingly burdened by a sorrow that Hölderlin attributes to Hyperion: the feeling of being a stranger in one’s own homeland. This is borne out by the scars and stigmata, both of mind and body, left by an unhappy yet indelible love—love for the people, and not for political faction.” — Ernst Jünger

“The glory of wealth and physical beauty is fluid and fragile; but virtue is held brilliant and eternal.” — Sallust

“Most of us move through life assuming that we are at the behest of chance, that life occurs to us, and that we have very little influence, if any, on how our experience unfolds. This is especially so in regards to the body, the parasympathetic nervous system, and our state of health or dis-ease, not to mention apparently irrepressible, unruly, extreme experiences like birth. But none of this is true. The sense of helplessness is a deception. Our thoughts, beliefs, and the most minute choices about where and how we direct our energy bears monumental influence even over what has come to be seemingly dismissed as the vagaries of our physiological system.” -Portal, Yolande Norris-Clark

"Don’t let your imagination be crushed by life as a whole. Don’t try to picture everything bad that could possibly happen. Stick with the situation at hand, and ask, “Why is this so unbearable? Why can’t I endure it?” You’ll be embarrassed to answer. Then remind yourself that past and future have no power over you. Only the present—and even that can be minimized. Just mark off its limits." — Marcus Aurelius

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