A million followers can vanish overnight and leave nothing but screenshots. Why the Right mistakes visibility for power, and what actually survives the algorithm.
Dan Erickson's succinct article on "Why the Right Keeps Mistaking Attention for Power" presents a vital discussion for the so-called dissident "Right." We spend too much time mistaking digital attention for progression forward with our goals and objectives. Reading and writing are so necessary, but they're not enough - and by themselves, they're exactly nothing. Additionally, negative attention - the doom porn - is often so much worse, honestly. Rob Rundo correctly identifies this, I think - and so do Sewell and Rousseau. We want glory and we want attention on where we win.
Prioritizing social cohesion and White unity remains paramount, and those willing to transition from reacting to doing will pave the way. The Australian European Movement is a great example - Sewell called them the vanguard, and they were/are (even disbanded they still are) - as are men like Rob Rundo, Thomas Rousseau, and others, as well as the women and families supporting them - showing that a forged brotherhood that precipitates forged families and communities - survives when algorithm resets.
Orania, Return to the Land, Ozarkia, and so many other initiatives securing physical sovereignty and local networks are imperative. Infrastructure - a parallel economy - guarantee more freedom of association that the ugly aliens of the NWO are less able to touch. Our goal must be the microcosm of society that endures to educate the next generation - with the seeds intact for real power building. This is best supported by initiatives to foster truth and beauty, which can also be mirrored in real time with local community events like book reading, artistic initiatives, and anything else encouraging our spiritual return to our people and gods.
Superb article. Could have been sub-titled "Why the modern right always loses"
One comment I had, was the missing element of the right elite class. At the end, whether its left or right, a movement has at its core, an "elite" - this is where I think the right fails probably through extreme complacency.
Dan Erickson's succinct article on "Why the Right Keeps Mistaking Attention for Power" presents a vital discussion for the so-called dissident "Right." We spend too much time mistaking digital attention for progression forward with our goals and objectives. Reading and writing are so necessary, but they're not enough - and by themselves, they're exactly nothing. Additionally, negative attention - the doom porn - is often so much worse, honestly. Rob Rundo correctly identifies this, I think - and so do Sewell and Rousseau. We want glory and we want attention on where we win.
Prioritizing social cohesion and White unity remains paramount, and those willing to transition from reacting to doing will pave the way. The Australian European Movement is a great example - Sewell called them the vanguard, and they were/are (even disbanded they still are) - as are men like Rob Rundo, Thomas Rousseau, and others, as well as the women and families supporting them - showing that a forged brotherhood that precipitates forged families and communities - survives when algorithm resets.
Orania, Return to the Land, Ozarkia, and so many other initiatives securing physical sovereignty and local networks are imperative. Infrastructure - a parallel economy - guarantee more freedom of association that the ugly aliens of the NWO are less able to touch. Our goal must be the microcosm of society that endures to educate the next generation - with the seeds intact for real power building. This is best supported by initiatives to foster truth and beauty, which can also be mirrored in real time with local community events like book reading, artistic initiatives, and anything else encouraging our spiritual return to our people and gods.
Superb article. Could have been sub-titled "Why the modern right always loses"
One comment I had, was the missing element of the right elite class. At the end, whether its left or right, a movement has at its core, an "elite" - this is where I think the right fails probably through extreme complacency.
This is actually a core theme of the Odyssey: take and exert power by staying invisible.
It's how he escapes the cyclops, infiltrates Ithaca, and casts out the suitors.
It's even how he passes Scylla, by concealing knowledge of the danger from his crew.
An excellent piece on a very important subject!