This week Mike's book The Cultured Thug Handbook will be dropping. To celebrate, and as a thank you to our loyal Substack patrons, we're giving you one chapter in full—where Mike explains the concept of Anarcho-Tyranny.

And so despite a plague spreading like wildfire, mass gatherings were allowed, even encouraged. Why? Because the real public health emergency was not the literal virus that required global lockdowns—the real public health emergency was—are you ready for it? “Racism.”

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Modern scholarship is deathly afraid of primary sources and letting them speak for themselves. Wikipedia will delete an article that depends too heavily on primary sources. This is because the direct words of ancient peoples pose a challenge to modern sensibilities. The sorts of people who curate Wikipedia have a certain worldview that would fall apart if they did not also curate the past, sanitize it, and sand off its rough edges. They want to make sure you don't get any ideas about thinking like a Caesar, a Homer, or a Yamamoto.

https://japan-forward.com/interview-hagakure-new-translation-bushido-imperium-press-yamamoto-tsunetomo/

This is why it's important to read old books, and not just to read about old books.

JAPAN Forward

INTERVIEW | Editor of New 'Hagakure' Translation on What the Bushido Guide Offers the Modern World

Editor Michael Maxwell says modern readers have much to learn from Yamamoto Tsunetomo's

I haven't watched AA's video and I don't know what a Trumpton is, but Woes is 100% on the money here. The folkish right should embrace useful modern technology precisely because we're equipped to resist its malign influence. In a healthy society normal people would be denied access to much of it because they're not. The smart phone has been a disaster for regular people, especially women, for example.

Universal access to technology is not inevitable, and saying no to it is not condemning ourselves to being a backwater. We are not egalitarians after all.

We've talked for years about devolution to more local governance structures. This is what that looks like.

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There will be no romantic final victory for our people. It won't come down to some decisive battle. Rather, our victory looks like this: small, incremental wins until one symbolic victory once the structure is completely hollowed out—most people will only see the symbolic victory.

This is how is happened in the Roman empire. Provincial governors simply started ignoring mandates from the imperial centre. At first they were shut down. Later, they had to put up a fight. In the end, they simply defied Rome and she withdrew.

The age of great nations is coming to a close.

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***🇺🇸*** — Texas National Guard responds to Supreme Court ruling by installing even more razor wire at the border. Source ***⚡️*** @FolkishObserver

Many big largely liberal cities from San Francisco to New York to Los Angeles to Boston to Chicago are either near or will soon be flirting with 1.0 TFR. Such cities are unaffordable fertility destroying places.