The "system" is clearly all out to destroy Restore (particularly the Telegraph under new ownership). The attacks have been relentless.
So it's been great to see Restore not cuck on banning Kosher slaughter, not backing British involvement in the Iran war, not having a Friends of Israel lobby group inside the party and even backed Charlie Downes when he called Israel's actions in Gaza a genocide.
With respect to the Elite Theorists (who's sense of 'humour' can be sick, juvenile and degenerate) Restore has been a net positive.
Even if we think we can't vote ourselves out this at a national level they could become an important vehicle for our agenda.
It's a new organisation, things will not run smooth but we should at least support those inside the party/ movement who want to pull it in OUR direction.
It´s sad that you, Mr. Morgoth, felt the need to write this piece, though I fully understand why you did.
I am not from the United Kingdom, but find that the British dissident content creators are, pound for pound, the best in the Anglosphere and probably in the world (some Brit already observed this, perhaps AA or Woes). I think of the work of Mr. Morgoth and AA´s Deepest Lore as the equivalent of $200 French wine (at least what I imagine such wine to be), not to mention AAs great thinker series. The friendship between you guys makes it even greater.
I think the current tension could have been avoided. I would expect AA to always be more critical of real political movements like Restore in practice - which criticism, when well-meaning, can of course be a good thing - but I think a dangerous dose of very unpleasant and unnecessary nastiness - to which AA is not prone - has been introduced by certain people that just like to sow division and see this scene burn. The ugly lack of empathy of these people has been on display on other occasions as well and cannot lead to good results.
I also think that some of the more purist elite theorists have such a dim view of electoral participartion because the British state in particular has been and continues to be so effective in containment. From difficulties in practice in Britain some things are declared futile from the beginning everywhere and at all times in history with mathematical certainty. That conclusion is, I think, way overdrawn.
In any case, I sincerely hope that the well-meaning people in the British online dissident scene - and I would count AA and you, Mr. Morgoth, as first and foremost among these - can overcome this discord.
For me I consider the episode over, I've always said people shouldn't do the character attacks, but overall I've seen enough to consider Restore compromised -- the latest red flag is getting behind Danny Tommo, one of the most flagrant honeypots in recent memory. I don't believe it's the fault of the lads, the problem is with Rupert himself, it is what it is. I got my assessment of his character wrong. I encourage people to de-slop their brains, get off Twitter and all the rest of the stuff I've said. We are not going to find salvation in politics, and certainly not with the vehicles currently on the map. If people want to disagree and cling onto copes and hopes, that's up to them, but I think in my own case clinging to Restore or Tucker was unhealthy and I'm happier having let them go -- it's more clarifying. I could have done without the drama too, but the internet is going to do what it's going to do and obviously some other people relish it. I feel like this whole little arc was like a Godfather III meme or "one last go around" for me, as I've largely left news and whatnot behind. I have a very dim view of the current British right scene as I've laid out recently, and my honest advice for old heads is to put some daylight between yourself and the legion plastic patriots you see on Twitter now. I think it's all headed for "British MAGA", first time as tragedy, second time as farce, it's better to get out early and while you still can.
I felt they’d been proven largely correct. I had defended Restore for most of the summer against attacks by Blamblas etc and felt badly let down by what I saw, so I brought them on and promoted a few streams. I would prefer more maturity from them, but "some people can start a fight on their own in a lift” as they say. I wrote an article from a while back on the impossibility of organisation owing to the sort of personality types one finds against the current order (see “The Impossibility of Political Organisation for the Online Right”). Like I’ve always told you when this specific issue comes up, the bench of people working in any remotely similar lane to me isn’t that deep. It would be EASY to fall out with them, but then what? This is what I was saying before, about 10 people in the world who truly get it, and you’ve got Striker and whoever else calling each other names in front of the 8 others. I think the people you’re talking about, despite their numerous personal issues, get it and there aren’t that many others who do — honestly judging from the Tommo thing even less than I thought. Anyone reading: have a nice Saturday btw. I have to get off here before it gets too much like Twitter.
I agree that something like Restore UK can be good for networking with other disenfranchised British people which is important. However I think AA and the other channels mentioned do help make transparent those involved in the party who have contradicting loyalties to ethno nationalism. Overall I tend to side with the elite theorist position that politics is just too inefficient to make any genuine changes no matter how popular a party is. Just look at what happened to MAGA in the US, that was a popular anti establishment movement but was quickly absorbed into the establishment.
MAGA was not absorbed into establishment, it fell apart. It's former leading lights are now siding up with Tucker Carlson to launch a new party or are off in the wilderness.
Whatever perspective you want to see it from, it still demonstrates how the consent of the masses is completely irrelevant in terms of changing the system. Majority of British people have been opposed to 3rd world immigration since the 50's but the post 1945 globalist establishment wants it. Until they are completely gone then we won't see any genuine changes or reversals
I'll be a little quiet over the next week because I have some family stuff coming.
The "system" is clearly all out to destroy Restore (particularly the Telegraph under new ownership). The attacks have been relentless.
So it's been great to see Restore not cuck on banning Kosher slaughter, not backing British involvement in the Iran war, not having a Friends of Israel lobby group inside the party and even backed Charlie Downes when he called Israel's actions in Gaza a genocide.
With respect to the Elite Theorists (who's sense of 'humour' can be sick, juvenile and degenerate) Restore has been a net positive.
Even if we think we can't vote ourselves out this at a national level they could become an important vehicle for our agenda.
It's a new organisation, things will not run smooth but we should at least support those inside the party/ movement who want to pull it in OUR direction.
There is a genuine risk of having all our eggs in that basket, which is why I'm hoping there are some offshoot organisations soon.
There will be--not just in the UK, but everywhere across the West.
Mainstream parties have completely failed to protect their voters, and it's obvious to everyone, even to the NPCs.
And thank you for naming names.
It´s sad that you, Mr. Morgoth, felt the need to write this piece, though I fully understand why you did.
I am not from the United Kingdom, but find that the British dissident content creators are, pound for pound, the best in the Anglosphere and probably in the world (some Brit already observed this, perhaps AA or Woes). I think of the work of Mr. Morgoth and AA´s Deepest Lore as the equivalent of $200 French wine (at least what I imagine such wine to be), not to mention AAs great thinker series. The friendship between you guys makes it even greater.
I think the current tension could have been avoided. I would expect AA to always be more critical of real political movements like Restore in practice - which criticism, when well-meaning, can of course be a good thing - but I think a dangerous dose of very unpleasant and unnecessary nastiness - to which AA is not prone - has been introduced by certain people that just like to sow division and see this scene burn. The ugly lack of empathy of these people has been on display on other occasions as well and cannot lead to good results.
I also think that some of the more purist elite theorists have such a dim view of electoral participartion because the British state in particular has been and continues to be so effective in containment. From difficulties in practice in Britain some things are declared futile from the beginning everywhere and at all times in history with mathematical certainty. That conclusion is, I think, way overdrawn.
In any case, I sincerely hope that the well-meaning people in the British online dissident scene - and I would count AA and you, Mr. Morgoth, as first and foremost among these - can overcome this discord.
I warned him about those people, repeatedly.
This article will probably be all I say on the matter because I hate this type of content and discourse.
Thank you for highlighting all of this, Morgoth.
For me I consider the episode over, I've always said people shouldn't do the character attacks, but overall I've seen enough to consider Restore compromised -- the latest red flag is getting behind Danny Tommo, one of the most flagrant honeypots in recent memory. I don't believe it's the fault of the lads, the problem is with Rupert himself, it is what it is. I got my assessment of his character wrong. I encourage people to de-slop their brains, get off Twitter and all the rest of the stuff I've said. We are not going to find salvation in politics, and certainly not with the vehicles currently on the map. If people want to disagree and cling onto copes and hopes, that's up to them, but I think in my own case clinging to Restore or Tucker was unhealthy and I'm happier having let them go -- it's more clarifying. I could have done without the drama too, but the internet is going to do what it's going to do and obviously some other people relish it. I feel like this whole little arc was like a Godfather III meme or "one last go around" for me, as I've largely left news and whatnot behind. I have a very dim view of the current British right scene as I've laid out recently, and my honest advice for old heads is to put some daylight between yourself and the legion plastic patriots you see on Twitter now. I think it's all headed for "British MAGA", first time as tragedy, second time as farce, it's better to get out early and while you still can.
You repeatedly promoted and platformed the drama created by people I warned you years ago were toxic.
I felt they’d been proven largely correct. I had defended Restore for most of the summer against attacks by Blamblas etc and felt badly let down by what I saw, so I brought them on and promoted a few streams. I would prefer more maturity from them, but "some people can start a fight on their own in a lift” as they say. I wrote an article from a while back on the impossibility of organisation owing to the sort of personality types one finds against the current order (see “The Impossibility of Political Organisation for the Online Right”). Like I’ve always told you when this specific issue comes up, the bench of people working in any remotely similar lane to me isn’t that deep. It would be EASY to fall out with them, but then what? This is what I was saying before, about 10 people in the world who truly get it, and you’ve got Striker and whoever else calling each other names in front of the 8 others. I think the people you’re talking about, despite their numerous personal issues, get it and there aren’t that many others who do — honestly judging from the Tommo thing even less than I thought. Anyone reading: have a nice Saturday btw. I have to get off here before it gets too much like Twitter.
I agree that something like Restore UK can be good for networking with other disenfranchised British people which is important. However I think AA and the other channels mentioned do help make transparent those involved in the party who have contradicting loyalties to ethno nationalism. Overall I tend to side with the elite theorist position that politics is just too inefficient to make any genuine changes no matter how popular a party is. Just look at what happened to MAGA in the US, that was a popular anti establishment movement but was quickly absorbed into the establishment.
MAGA was unfortunately bought and paid for by Marian Adelson and her late husband/the Israel Lobby from the start.
Doomed.
MAGA was not absorbed into establishment, it fell apart. It's former leading lights are now siding up with Tucker Carlson to launch a new party or are off in the wilderness.
Whatever perspective you want to see it from, it still demonstrates how the consent of the masses is completely irrelevant in terms of changing the system. Majority of British people have been opposed to 3rd world immigration since the 50's but the post 1945 globalist establishment wants it. Until they are completely gone then we won't see any genuine changes or reversals
It is because we are powerless that we need hubs and nodes of loyalists.
We are watching the old order being swept away right now.