July 7, 2021
Independence Day
Activists held a march through downtown Philadelphia on the eve of Independence Day in true recognition of the day of our national independence, and asserting the right of Americans to assemble and voice the will of the nation's cause. The march crossed notable landmarks across downtown, such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art, City Hall, and Independence Hall. While contested by a small and disorganized cavalcade of individuals, the march proceeded and concluded without any harm coming to the activists, or any substantial delays in a safe exit from the marching route. The activists were briefly halted by armed denizens of the state, who were all too happy to leave the violence-riddled crimescape of a city to its own convulsions while they gloated and posed for interviews. After a emblematic display of bureaucratic incompetence, the police concluded their harassments and the activists completed their task in the city. To face these injustices is to seek not to simply celebrate our national day of independence, but to exercise that freedom we have left, amid the hallowed grounds that once fostered a righteous cause that would ring down the centuries to us. The wills of the men whose names were first affixed to the documents that would shape a prosperous nation have long since been absent in the streets around which these events occurred. In that city, men of our nation once kindled the flames of revolution, to challenge the might of a global order which had never seen defeat. Treason, it was called, traitors they were in the eyes of foreign rule. It is once again a radical notion, a so-called treasonous thought to say that Americans must dictate America, that our government must have roots in the very nature of our people. These things have been forgotten. Decades of lies and half truths have been heaped upon the foundation. That which they cannot steal, they twist into a pale imitation meant to placate us into a quiet submission. To make us accept that we are surrounded by the ruins of the world that was once promised to us. Prosperity corrupted into decadence. Liberty violated to the point of self destruction. Sovereignty bent to imperialism. Days made sacrosanct by the virtuous and revolutionary ought to be honored in the same spirit that made us recognize the fourth. Asserting our right to forge our own national destiny is worth all that we must give and more. Those days of July saw patriots in chains, in mass graves, starved, beaten, robbed of all they had. Yet today the customary tradition is to meekly "celebrate" one revolution, when another's time has come. To conclude anything else, is to abuse what liberties we yet have, given to us steeped in the blood of patriots and tyrants. In the year that has passed, the fires have not gone out, the blood has not left the streets, the halls of government have not slowed in their mission to see us all as slaves, or corpses. -- Neither have we tired, neither have we forgotten every injustice exacted upon our people and pledged to enact immutable justice, neither will we abandon our cause or see our days absent the work of a revolutionary! To make the men, who will make a nation. To teach the truths that will wake a generation. To bring forward an untarnished beacon of resistance.
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June 15, 2021
Western Crossroads
Activists conducted a march through downtown Salt Lake City, and past the grounds of the State Capitol. In the spirit of western expansion, this action constituted the largest and most visible action the organization has taken collectively in the region to date. The western reaches of our continent once bore witness to the great deeds of countless Americans. Even daily life on the new and expansive frontier necessitated a certain distinguished nature of conduct. This spirit would come to define, and give rise to a bolstered national consciousness. In the days since manifest destiny bridged the two shining seas, our spirit has faltered. We have forgotten our origins in exchange for the figmentary idea of material progress. A man's work no longer has meaning or connection to a cause. It is instead a cynical subservience to the power of capital that guides modern labor. Where once there was opportunity, adventure, and conquest in life's work, now there remains only senseless toil to keep illness and starvation just a few inches from the door. Our government has grown foreign to us, as those who do recall the American Spirit. We fight a new battle today, and the frontier is within us. The lands ripe for conquest lie within the hearts of a new generation. To be victorious in this, is to make manifest a destiny that the centuries may not tarnish.
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June 15, 2021
Life Of Our Nation
Activists held joint marches in Chicago and Washington DC in observance to the Pro-Life rallies and marches that occur annually at these sites. In an unprecedented act of unrepentant tyranny, state and city governments decided to meddle with the affairs of these marches until their veritable cancellation was assured. In Chicago, a crowd of thousands was harangued by bureaucracy into a small cavalcade of vehicles in transit through downtown. In Washington, the streets and causeways were overcame by an eerie silence, only ever broken by the legions of police and fresh mercenary arrivals to the city. The actions of the organization in this context draw a defining line in its years long history of involvement with these larger actions. An essence of successful defiance has been thrust forward as an example to all those who bear the nation's interest yet are led astray by those who bend to the first signs of repression. These activists have shown that civil disobedience can distinguish a hundred men among several hundred score greater, and that such efforts can be initiated and concluded with all the honor and dignity that is deserved by those shouldering the cause and its burdens. The greatest weapon of despotism is fear. The uncertainty that extends from the oft faceless, undiscernible machinations of the state creates a dark void of public understanding that can only be filled with fear, or defiance.
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May 23, 2021
Victory or Death
Activists held joint memorial marches in San Antonio, Texas and Nashville, Tennessee. These observations of Memorial Day stand in contrast to the commonplace, degrading gestures given by state office or those who find American life valuable enough to honor once it has past in conflict, but not so valuable that we must wage our battles for the nation alone. In San Antonio, the activists proceeded through downtown and held a speech in front of Alamo Plaza, on the very grounds that the storied battle took place nearly two centuries ago. For perhaps the first time since the cannons roared on that prairie, a great number of Americans echoed the same spirit that made sacred that rocky soil. Surrounding the hallowed site are peddlers of innumerable useless trinkets, desperate attempts to pry money from the crowds with drink or game. Consumerism won the battle for the city more divisively than the foreign armies which once assailed the soldiers of the Alamo. In Nashville, the activists crossed the Cumberland River, and travelled through the city to reach a large Great War memorial located within Legislative Plaza. Day by day, oblivious pedestrians and disgraceful bureaucrats irreverently walk past the countless names of the vanquished placed upon the walls of the plaza. The venues for vice, and obscene displays of indulgence are packed wall to wall, yet the sites of the men who granted the prosperity that is now relentlessly abused are as silent as the graves of the men to which they are dedicated. We wage war against the despair that has been inflicted upon our people. The countless humiliations and injustices are our opponents in this battle for the national spirit. To embody a revolutionary conviction is to make ones soul inhospitable to the deepest reaches of tyranny over the minds of men. Realizations that the world is within grasp, that the future is unwritten, deny the enemies of our nation the one thing that they can never force us to yield. Our sacred honor. Beautiful conviction is spiritual revolution. Life is not so dear to us, and comfort is not so cherished that we will bear witness to the corruption of the modern state idle. Cultural tyranny exalts the conveniences of conventional life above all else, and tells us that nothing is worth the discomfort that opposing it would bring. We disagree. The price of our lives is an unbroken chain of resistance from when our eyes are first open to the nation's cause, to the very ends of our strength, and our youth.. Until there are new generations of the nation's faithful ready to answer the call that will only fall silent when the last patriot sheds the last drop of American blood.
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November 2, 2020
Elections of Tyrants
Activists held a march and demonstration in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania against the fraudulent elections of the two party tyranny, and in defense of America's right to national sovereignty and collective liberty. The action took place in the final hours of the 2020 Presidential Election. Our effort as activists lies in both spheres of thought and action. The nation's faithful must think as philosophers and act as warriors. This is the revolutionary nexus that a new politics must be constructed around, the hardened core of men who can embody something beyond themselves. The contests between politicians prattle on day and night, reported on and televised to the information-addled masses. They form only the scarred surface of tyranny's ugly face. Hundreds of thousands swarm from one fool to another, enraged and despised all at once. At the end of their circular travels around the political house of mirrors, they are discarded, confused. Their apparent disenfranchisement comes as an immanent realization of what always was. Democracy wears the feathers of a dove, yet is delivered at the tip of a bayonet. It would be cause for mass revelation and understanding alone if the powerful simply retired the façade of democracy in their words as they have done in their actions. It is an insidious and inhuman system that so adeptly maneuvers and exploits the bedlam of public discord it has created. In exchange for this chaos we are given the most meager pittance, that which carries the sole intent and quantity to keep us from reaching the threshold of discomfort that brings with it the clarity that we are slaves until we seek something greater. Politicians mutter on through their aged faces and underneath waning strands of silver hair. For the years of their terms and decades of their criminal careers they leave all but the most privileged elite in a state of contemptuous unknowing as to their true intentions, if they have any at all. It stands to reason that these creatures are little more than puppets wound up in the strings of financial meddling and venomous ideological hatred. One thing is certain, and that is that their actions betray their vapid words. Figureheads of state in this international tyranny are free only to exacerbate the very mechanisms by which the people of our nation, and even other nations both within and without the borders of the legislative system, are made subjects to a threatening way of life in which dignity cannot stand. Even the vastly inconsequential and hollow gestures to placate the rising tide of discontent are throttled by deep and unelected interests in favor of an endless cycle of new liberties to the most wealthy and powerful. Of course, these are not liberties, they are deeds to punish and to maim and to preside over us where a just and honorable government may instead. The only thing that keeps aloft the lie and the contorted statistics that anyone in this government may be "popular" is the wantonly reckless manner in which all visible and viable alternatives are met with measures to silence and destroy. America does not need unity with the state, nor does it require being submerged into a boiling pot of global affairs. America's recent past has been the story of being beaten to kneel at the feet of tyranny, and our recent future must tell the story of our people learning to stand, in spite of whatever tribulations it may bring. Time will march on and deliver the relics of the conventional machine to the grave, and it is the duty of our nation's rising youth to see that they are replaced by those who do not only speak of lofty ideals but those that pursue them. Block by block, spirit by spirit, and step by step America will be shown the future in the shape of a man of action.
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