Thought Exercise Part 2


Natural Law is the eternal, unchanging law of nature itself, the principles that govern all life when free from lies, distortions, ideology, or subversion.


Natural Law declares that strength prevails over weakness, the capable rise over the incapable, and hierarchy is inherent in every living system. Hierarchies are the natural order of all beings. The strong lead, the fit survives, the talented create, and the race advances through this natural selection.

Every organism in nature is always fighting for its survival and
reproduction. Nature does not reward equality, it rewards ability, effort, and adaptation. A race that defies these laws weakens and dies.
Natural Law as the foundation of all true order.


We do not invent these principles. We understand and obey them.
Our people are subject to the same natural laws as every other living thing: the strong guide the weak, the fit reproduce, the capable lead. This is not cruelty; it is the way of life itself. When we align with Natural Law, our race grows stronger and healthier.

We reject liberalism, which forces artificial equality where none exists and punishes strength to prop up weakness. We currently find ourselves in a system that embodies total inversions of Nature. The end stages of liberalism attempts to assert that a man can be a
woman. We see in our politicians that we are “led” by those of weakness and cowardice. This system is unsustainable and anti-Nature. You cannot rebel against Nature, as Nature corrects rebellion eventually.

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5 responses to “Thought Exercise Part 2”

  1. You give the average person way too much credit.
    No, really, what was that other post here a few back w/ the video of the guy(s) talking to himself about trying to have a conversation with the average Joe?
    Did you see that new show with that actor you like? Hows the sportsball team doing?

    I think half the people are literally too low of an IQ. The other half have thought about it, subconsciously (at least) realize we’re talking about 1776 part deux, and decide the bury their head in the sand rather than grapple with the implications. As stated in the vid, they’re too distracted, and just comfortable enough, to not revolt.
    Folks like us here are maaaaybe 3% of the population in this country.

    1. Vanderbough was right about the 3%. And here we are.

      1. Problem is our 3% if we have even that, is nothing like the 3% of revolutionary times…The differences are to great to list but the main one would be ours is a bunch of atomized individuals and theirs was a collective of men who had the same goals and lived amongst each other and knew one another…

    2. You make an excellent point. My thought exercise is intended for people who think. Most readers here, I believe, fit in that category. I recall when I was in Rotary Club many years ago. We had lunch together every Tuesday. No one seemed to be able to talk about anything but sports. I tried religion and history and politics and current events. It always immediately shifted back to sports. I think, if I’m being charitable, because that was safe … no disagreements. If I wanted to be uncharitable, it’s because they didn’t know anything beyond sports.

  2. Even the normies that are intelligent enough to discuss the truly important things in life and society are afraid to offend others. So they stay on “safe” subjects. If their safe comfortable world were to crash and burn tomorrow few of them could rise to meet the challenge of rebuilding. The weak men are going about their lives unaware that hard times are dead ahead.

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