TEASER: The BLM agenda
Teaser for tonight’s episode of Leadership Perspective, which will be about Black Lives Matter and Kyle Rittenhouse. We start at 22:00 Swedish time.
The importance of ancestors
Tyrus talks about Donar’s Oak and Redbad, King of the Frisians, regarding the importance of ancestors in paganism.
Excerpt from Aristogenesis #4: Aspects of Aryan Religiosity
NORDIC FRONTIER #161: Koran Burnings and New Speak
NORDIC FRONTIER. With Andreas and Mike at the wheel tonight, we roll down the avenue of triggering autumn headlines and spicy Nordic takes.
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Retard party ended poorly in Norway
The Norwegian public service sausage-party
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Activism reports – Week 36, 2020
ACTIVISM. A selection of activism reports from the past week from around the Nordic nations.
Nest 8 basic activism
On Monday 31 August, members from Nest 8 walked through the splendid nature reserve of Oset and Rävgången.
Many stickers and posters were put up along the way, without any intervention from the public, who most likely thought it a refreshing sight to see Resistance men there.
There was plenty of sunshine, lots of birdlife and an incredible calmness that only nature can provide.
After several kilometres, the members came back to their starting point, where they thanked one another before returning home.
See you again soon, Oset!
Spray-painting in Tranemo Municipality
A healthy message was spread in Tranemo Municipality on an August evening, mainly in the areas around local schools.
Stickers in Tranemo Municipality
Members from Nest 2 placed a large number of stickers in central Limmared, Tranemo Municipality, on Monday 31 August.
Stickers in Ulricehamn
A member spread numerous stickers in central Ulricehamn.
Nest 8 basic activism
Members from Nest 8 placed stickers and posters along various roads in Örebro Municipality on 30 August.
As several bus stops lacked something informative to read, they were decorated with propaganda so passengers had something to immerse themselves in while waiting for the bus.
Many walls, electrical boxes and other surfaces were chosen for the most visible effect.
The Swedish Migration Agency also received an informative poster.
Leafleting in Mellerud Municipality
On Sunday 30 August, two sympathisers spent the evening delivering leaflets in the village of Dals Rostock in Mellerud Municipality.
Stickers in Borås
Stickers were placed in Borås on the afternoon of 3 September, while hostile propaganda was removed.
Raising awareness of online hater Lena Hansson
Lena Hansson is one of Sweden’s worst online haters. She has harassed people with what she deems the “wrong opinions”, day in day out on the internet for years. She also encourages violence against dissidents. We regarded it as extremely important to warn people in her area of this hatred of free speech. As such, a specially designed leaflet was delivered to her neighbours by Activist Group 201 on Monday 31 August.
Training in Gothenburg
Members of Activist Group 201 met in Gothenburg on Sunday morning to train in martial arts. This time they mostly practised wrestling. They began by going through certain holds that are common in the sport before wrestling 1v1 and then 2v2. Afterwards they donned boxing gloves and practised sparring.
Banners in Gislaved Municipality
Members from Nest 7 hung banners in Gislaved Municipality on Saturday 29 August.
Basic activism in Gothenburg
On Thursday 3 September is was once again time for basic activism in Gothenburg. This time 150 leaflets were delivered and a number of stickers were placed in appropriate locations.
Stickers in Linköping
A large amount of propaganda was spread in central parts of Linköping on Wednesday 2 September.
Stickers and clean-up in Sandvika
Members from Nest 1 recently put up stickers and removed hostile propaganda in Sandvika.
After the comrades finished the activity, they were stopped by a woman who wanted to know more about National Socialism. The day was subsequently concluded with a good meal outdoors.
Basic activism in Fredrikstad
Nest 1 placed stickers around Fredrikstad.
Mountain hike to Stoltzen and Munkebotn
Members from Activist Group 302 hiked up the Stoltzen route and down Munkebotn in the mountains around Bergen.
Basic activism in Horsens
Resistance activists spread propaganda in Horsens.
Stickers in Frederikshavn
Activists placed stickers at Frederikshavn’s bus station.
Leaflets, posters and stickers in Klokkerholm
A large number of leaflets were distributed in Klokkerholm, and posters and stickers were put up.
Basic activism in Hadsund
Nordic Resistance Movement stickers and leaflets were spread in Hadsund.
Posters in Dronninglund Forest
Posters and stickers were put up along paths in Dronninglund Forest, as well as at rest areas in the vicinity.
Public leafleting and banner action in Kristinehamn
ACTIVISM. Sweden’s Nest 5 visited Kristinehamn on Saturday 29 August for a public activity.
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Members and activists from the Activist Group and both member groups in Nest 5 met in the Värmland locality of Kristinehamn on Saturday for a public activity.
Once in town, the Resistance men divided into two groups. The larger group positioned themselves at the Ica Maxi store, while a smaller group went to a nearby footbridge for a banner activity.
Good responses were received at both locations. At Ica Maxi, many people took leaflets and the atmosphere was peaceful. The group holding the banner action enjoyed an even better response, with many drivers making positive gestures in the form of thumbs-up, “friendly” car horn beeps and flashing headlights. Only a few individuals beeped angrily or stuck up their fingers.
The Resistance Movement will no doubt return to Kristinehamn, or a nearby location, in the future.
Outdoors monthly meeting in Nest 3
MEETING. Sweden’s Nest 3 met in northern Scania on 29 August to enjoy good comradeship out in nature.
The day began with the comrades raising a tent for the night and putting up a tarpaulin to shield themselves from the pouring rain the weather forecasts had predicted.
Some attendees brought their fishing rods with them and decided to test them in the nearby lake.
A log fire was built, and the members sat in a relaxed manner around it and chatted.
After the game of kubb, some comrades swam in the lake while others whittled.
Food and pouring rain
After swimming, the participants grilled food. The cook had baked homemade bread and prepared fried onions to go with the sausages. The weather forecast turned out to be accurate, and during dinner the rain began pouring down. Luckily the forward planning of putting up the tarpaulin and bringing waterproof clothes meant that the rain wasn’t intrusive.
After the rain had passed, the weather calmed down and was much better for the rest of the day.
Some members took the opportunity to explore the lovely area around the lakes. When night fell, a large campfire was lit, and everyone warmed themselves by the flames while discussing politics and ideology.
The next morning, the comrades packed up their tent and tidied the campsite, before thanking one another for the successful weekend.
Nordic Frontier hosts on Radio Free South Africa
RADIO. Nordic Frontier hosts Andreas and Neo-Mike took a break from their regular duties this week to appear on Resolution Radio’s Radio Free South Africa.
Topics discussed on the show included Nordic National Socialism and the latest developments surrounding Covid-19 and Black Lives Matter.
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ARISTOGENESIS #4: Aspects of Aryan Religiosity
ARISTOGENESIS. This is the fourth episode of Aristogenesis.
In this episode Tyrus presents some fundamental aspects of traditional Indo-European religion like the Sky Father, the War Gods and more, combined with interesting historical references and a vivid comparison to non-Aryan cults. Nestor speaks about the non-dogmatic nature of Aryan spirituality, especially as opposed to Semitic religiosity and attempts to explain the Solar symbolism from the metaphysical point of view of early Greek philosophy. Freja explores the Creation and Sky Gods in Norse mythology and explains how the knowledge of Aryan Tradition can help commence the awakening process of the noble, Aryan warrior out of the collective psychosis of our times.
In this episode: Freja, Nestor and Tyrus.
Further reading
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- On Nature, by Parmenides
- Metamorphoses, by Ovid
- The Phoenix, Edited by N. F. Blake
- The Roman History of Ammianus Marcellinus During the Reigns of the Emperors Constantius, Julian, Jovianus, Valentinian, and Valens, by Ammianus Marcellinus
- Julian the emperor: containing Gregory Nazianzen’s two Invectives and Libanius’ Monody : with Julian’s extant theosophical works. Translated by C.W. King. George Bell and Sons, London, 1888
- “Against the Galileans” and “Misopogon” by Julian the Emperor
- The Emperor Julian: Panegyric and Polemic, translated by Samuel N. C. Lieu
- The Gods of the Greeks, by Karl Kerényi
- Roman Mythology, by Matt Clayton
- The Greek and Roman Myths, by Philip Matiszak
- The Mithras Liturgy
- The Path of Enlightenment in the Mithraic Mysteries, by Julius Evola
- Mithras: Mysteries and Inititation Rediscovered, by D. Jason Cooper
- Peak Time of Humanity. Rudolf John Gorsleben
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Woodland excursion in Indre Østfold
SOCIAL ACTIVITY. Activists and members held a weekend excursion in the countryside of Indre Østfold, Norway, last month.
Norway’s Nest 1 held a two-day trip in the beautiful countryside of Indre Østfold on 22–23 August.
The comrades hiked for several kilometres across varying terrain and visited a number of lakes along the way. Once they’d arrived at Kløsa lake, a camp was set up for the night. Activists and members used the opportunity to fish for trout with both spinning bait and lures.
The weather was changeable, with wind and brief periods of rain, which served to cool the air to a comfortable temperature.
The evening concluded with good food and tea before everyone got some well-earned hours of sleep.
The next day, the hike went on for a few more kilometres to Laksen lake. Trout were fished for here as well with various pieces of equipment, while berries and chanterelle mushrooms were picked on the walk.
Naturally it was also ensured that the freedom flag was brought along to embellish the beautiful landscape.
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Wilderness activity in Nest 8
SOCIAL ACTIVITY. Comrades from Sweden’s Nest 8 recently enjoyed a camping activity with canoeing on Hunn lake.
On the morning of Saturday 15 August, the activity’s participants met in the village of Rejmyre, on the shore of Hunn lake in Finspång Municipality, Östergötland County. The lake is part of a larger lake system which also includes Magnehulte Lake and Lake Tisnaren. The activity was designed to be a family- and child-friendly event.
The weather gods bestowed their benevolence upon the group in the form of sunshine and a light cooling breeze. After a few hours’ paddling in the blazing sun, the comrades reached the campsite, which was situated on the shore of a small verdant island.
The Resistance Movement’s beautiful flag was put up and waved proudly in the wind, visible to many passers-by in canoes, motorboats, rafts and jet-skis. There were numerous strong reactions, with everything from victory salutes to furious bellowing observed.
As both the temperature and the comrades’ spirits were high, there was a lot of bathing in the lake throughout the day. This was interspersed with the picking and consumption of blueberries, as well as fishing with both fly rods and casting rods. As mentioned, the activity was intended to be of the relaxed variety…
Because the night was going to be warm with few mosquitoes, a shelter wasn’t built, and instead everyone looked forward to a night directly under the stars. Sausages were grilled for dinner and were served with coleslaw.
Towards evening, a fire was lit, and when darkness descended, an activist read aloud from the inspirational book The Political Soldier by Derek Holland.
There was also a little test for the activists and members when they got to experience what it’s like to get tear gas in their eyes, some of them for the first time. Unsurprisingly, they learned that it’s not the most pleasant experience, but everyone passed the test gallantly and without audible kvetching. Afterwards there were conversations about demonstrations the comrades had taken part in and ones planned for the future. They also discussed how important it is to be prepared for anything.
During the night, a guard duty schedule was implemented, with each participant spending an hour awake, watching over the fire and looking at the stars. In the middle of the night, everyone was awoken and ready for action when a shot suddenly went off. However, it proved to be the sound of a squib, which was ignited in order to test if the comrades were alert.
Early on Sunday morning, everyone woke to the sound of the Horst Wessel Lied being played at high volume. Is there a more edifying way to start a new day? After a morning dip in the lake, the comrades drank coffee while enjoying the quietness of Nordic nature. Breakfast foods differed from canoe to canoe, and included porridge, sausages, bacon and new potatoes.
Like the previous day, Sunday brought blue skies, bright sunshine and a light wind. After a few hours’ paddling, the group got back to Rejmyre, invigorated in body and soul by the weekend’s outdoor experiences and splendid comradeship. Everyone is already looking forward to next time!
