In Germany, satire is being treated as a crime. David Bendels, a right-wing journalist and editor-in-chief of Deutschland-Kurier, received a seven-month suspended sentence and was ordered to issue a written apology to Interior Minister Nancy Faeser - all over a meme.

The meme, posted on X (Twitter) last February, showed Faeser holding a sign that read, "I hate free speech". The Bamberg court ruled to punish him for "mockery". Bendels and his lawyers announced plans to appeal the verdict, calling it politically motivated.

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While the masses argue over Liberal verses Labor, a new political class, a new elite is being built from scratch.

Too many White men are waiting to roll over and die, while faggots, traitors and foreign hordes pick at the carcass of Australia.

There is a new breed of men rising, a new class that understands the necessity for a politics of Vitality!

This new archetype is not just educated in the importance of our racial survival, but lives for it, endures it, and fights for it.

After a 10km run, the best 16 fighters from our organisation fought in a knockout style MMA tournament.

The price of glory is sacrifice.

Why constantly refer to French groups of the past, whose total incapacity is obvious? [...] We must understand that the problems we face are, certainly, original, but that very specific lessons can be drawn from the history of the nationalist-revolutionary movement in the world.

François Duprat, Manifeste nationaliste révolutionnaire

Hey guys, if you guys have seen the Keith Joel articles on Nazism — can you link them here. I also need all the follow ups from Zakal to Johnson ect. I just need them so I can read and compare for points of response to everyone. My forwards were nuked when my phone was stolen—because I have auto delete on.

NEW BOOK — The Servile State

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In The Servile State, Hilaire Belloc delivers a bold and prophetic critique of modern economic systems, exposing the hidden trajectory from capitalism to a new form of servitude. With clarity, wit, and historical insight, Belloc argues that the widespread loss of property and economic independence leads not to freedom, but to a society where the majority are legally and economically bound to serve a privileged few. Rejecting both socialism and laissez-faire capitalism, Belloc revives a vision of Distributism—an economy grounded in widespread ownership and human dignity.

First published in 1912, this masterwork remains strikingly relevant, anticipating the rise of corporate dependency, state-controlled welfare, and the erosion of personal liberty. The Servile State is essential reading for anyone concerned with economic justice, social order, and the future of free societies. Belloc’s message is as urgent today as it was a century ago: true liberty requires ownership, and ownership must be widely held.

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I pay walled many of my substack articles, I left my biggest ones out of the new pay wall.

I got a few more in the oven. Y’all should’ve also expected this with payment dropping.

The Association of Friends of French Socialism and the Commune, close to Europe-Action, was founded in 1967. Its birth was announced in Socialisme européen, a Lyon-based newsletter founded by the former Jeune Nation and Europe-Action member Pierre Vial. It claimed to want to revive a national socialism, embodied by Proudhon, Blanqui, Sorel, Fourier, Saint-Simon, and Le Play, a doctrine that had been killed with the Commune and then “stifled, falsified, and distorted by the current of Marxist thought.”

The reference to Blanquism participates in the same strain of self-representation, with socialism here continually being the exaltation of the barricade, anti-doctrinal vitalism, the denunciation of “Big Money,” often Jewish, and anti-parliamentary fervor. From 1968 onwards, the name of Proudhon covers little more than the idea of ​​a European federation of mono-ethnic regions – his federative principle becoming the name and the means of what German nationalism called bindung, the collective bond to be woven.