On the Importance of Brotherhood

Men crave brotherhood; camraderie.

`Without it, man becomes less.

Something I like to touch on with my own all too often is of fraternal correction - the honorbound duty you have to your brothers to uplift them, and enrich their lives, rather than entertain their delusions and frivolity.

It's all too common in the dissident scene, and in the Western World at large, to see men upset at the system - all the while their personal lives are in disarray. They speak of revolution, yet the last time they exercised was chasing their dog. They speak of great men and valiant deeds, yet they don't bother to help their community, and instead fill their free time with the spoils of consumerism.

Being "based and redpilled" with no outlet, and no network, is a diaster for White Men. So instead, as I've done for the last few years of making content, I suggest that you find a group of men you can grow with. If your current friends offer you no challenges spiritually, mentally, or physically, then they only waste your time. Get involved with your Church.

I'm certainly not perfect, but I strive everyday to become a better version of me. We must continue to get up, and struggle, and defy the enemy. In the end, God willing, may we be blessed with victory. But this will only be achieved through devotion and action.

From distress may we grow stronger, together.`