Duty Of The State

Why the Company demands you execute under the Standard.

A certain question frequently arises from people who discover my work.

“Ivan, what’s behind all your militant organization on the Hard Right?”

There is a very simple answer that applies to every one of us as human beings. It’s not a complicated or nuanced response; nor is it a theoretical construct, tremulously built from political rhapsodies or the gross ideological frottage of fools.

It is what it is:

You bear duty of the State.

Today we will examine what this means, and why the Company so consistently exhorts you to fulfill that duty, to make it your sacred purpose, and to cruelly explicate full execution of that duty on behalf of your family, community, culture, and civilization.

You won’t have a nation unless you fulfill it.

There are more than sufficient legions of the Adversary to overthrow your civic complacency with the strewn and blown viscera of both normalcy bias and physical existence, once they inevitably get around to the latter.

Your ancient civilization is under mass and concerted onslaught by genocidal, globalist, parliamentarian criminals who have no idea how to prevent collapse but are delighted to kick the can down the road along with your scattered bones and future.

The brilliant culture and legacy of the West is desecrated and befouled by screeching, degenerate, and monstrous walking spectacles of sociosexual horror who know exactly how to destroy it and accept not the slightest restraint upon their firehoses of poison.

Communities see their customs and norms and history absolutely obliterated with toppled statues, defaced monuments, and hateful celebration of rainbow grotesqueries, for these demons are completely aware that most will never oppose them since men are long subjugated into cowardice.

So what’s the solution?

Don’t be a stinking wet spot on the pavement of history when you can prevent it. And your prevention of this murderous fate means that you must finally dispose of the sloth and cynicism, toxic comforts, and fatal forbearance that drive you and all your families into bitter liquidation.

Your duty of the State means to build it.

Your duty of the State means to fight for it.

Your duty of the State means to lead it.

In the final judgment you are a Man on Earth under Heaven, and what separates you from dumb and stupid animals is the divine and inescapable reality that you were formed in the image of God and must deliver concomitant stewardship!

“Image of God” is a funny thing.

People think it is about noses and ears; white beards and noble limbs; but this ridiculous fantasizing incessantly shoves aside the reality of what separates us from all other living beings in the known universe:

We are imbued with the ability to generate vision, speak determined vow, and explode new reality into existence through determined deed in service of the Divine.

The State and its constructs are no different.

Rather than go into theological basis for your duty of the State we are going to examine the mundane realities that lie underneath the posture and conduct of the militant, the man who does not abrogate his performance of duty but elevates it to sacred purpose as his adamant and nonnegotiable mission of achievement.

The United States is a good place to start.

It was established in the late eighteenth century by treasonous revolutionaries who fomented long periods of civil unrest followed by both international and non-international armed conflict. It resulted in roughly 250,000 deaths from military action and disease across all engaged belligerents from multiple nations.

The basis for their provocative conduct was made extraordinarily clear:

Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.

That is explicit recognition of duty of the State as incumbent upon mankind.

We’re not going to examine all twenty-seven iterated complaints and bitches that the builders, fighters, and leaders of the colonies put down on paper to explain their decision to start murdering officers of the State and overthrow its military hegemony.

Suffice it to simply recognize that they had, quite simply, had enough of it.

And they moved directly into fulfillment of that duty of the State through brutal burning of their ships by open declaration ahead of coming military achievement:

That these United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States; that they are Absolved from all Allegiance to the British Crown, and that all political connection between them and the State of Great Britain, is and ought to be totally dissolved; and that as Free and Independent States, they have full Power to levy War, conclude Peace, contract Alliances, establish Commerce, and to do all other Acts and Things which Independent States may of right do.

I am not a romantic about this.

Neither are the officers of the Company, the men of the Executive Cadre, or the Faction Leaders of the Movement.

Romance and drama are not the milieu of the revolutionary. If you have a problem with detaching from a cinematic weltanschauung or the paroxysms of hero worship, that’s on you. Remember, stinking wet spots are a very bad denouement of such idiocies, and we’re here to talk about the hard realities of duty of the State.

The Declaration of Independence is romanticized but not romantic; this is the most critical aspect of the United States and the premises of its establishment that you must absolutely grasp without illusion or immaturity of perspective.

Back to the stinking wet spots…

Let’s examine the Constitution, and explain how we at the Company look at this pedantic document which establishes the new State on the trampled, burned, and massacre-soaked soil of the original regions that served as colonies of Great Britain:

We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.

Just as with the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution is not a romantic document. Certainly if you examine the longstanding conduct of the national government and those of its subordinate states, you will find little romance and much indicia of abuses and usurpations far beyond the most febrile imaginations of the original revolutionary colonists who took up arms as means of overthrow.

But we’re not here to iterate those things.

We’re here to examine your duty of the State. And that begins with the preamble, which begins unsurprisingly with we the people.

There’s a reason for that.

The United States Constitution is ultimately a military contract for delegation of powers from the raw militant population of the landmass, to a new and collectively authorized State structure. It was fulfillment of duty of the State under specific and certain terms of representation and operation, capacity and forbearance.

Delegation is not abrogation.

And this is very important: That duty remains, and you are not absolved of it.

When a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object evinces a design to reduce you under absolute despotism, it is your right, it is your duty, to throw off such government.

And that’s what duty of the State means without any shading or equivocation.

Does this mean that you must now pick up and fire a rifle, build and sail explosive-laden drones, and start firebombing Internal Revenue offices and exhort for kinetic dissolution of the United States?

What do you think?

Do you want to, in your secret heart?

Do you know beyond doubt that your eating-out-your-substance officers of government are now engaged in both malevolent and criminal violation of the military contract for delegation of your powers and duties of the State?

I think you do, if you’re not romantic and you’re not a blind and willful idiot.

What is to be done?

Back once more to our stinking wet spot.

Romance and drama dictate that you raise hurrahs and wave banners and make grand pronouncements; that the miscreant monsters of the State will shudder and recoil having lost the Mandate of Heaven; and that grandiose cry to God will resound through the clouds over your suffering country and true justice will be rightfully restored and everything returned to the state of In Good Order (“IGO”).

That’s very funny and quite silly.

People underestimate the time these things take.

Let’s examine the reality of slide to revolution and independence by your mulish and obstinate ancestors, who really did have quite a lot of forbearance:

• Stamp Act goes into effect: November 1st, 1765

• Occupation of Boston by British troops: October 1768

• Boston Massacre: March 5th, 1770.

• Boston Tea Party: December 16th, 1773.

• First Continental Congress: September 5th, 1774

• Battle of Lexington and Concord: April 19th, 1775.

• Lee Resolution advocating revolution: June 7th, 1775

• Declaration of Independence: July 4th, 1776

• Articles of Confederation drafted: November 15th, 1777

• Articles of Confederation ratified and in effect: March 1st, 1781

• British surrender at Yorktown: October 19th, 1781

• Treaty of Paris ending fighting of the Revolutionary War: September 3rd, 1783

• Constitution signed: September 17th, 1787

• Constitution ratified: June 21st, 1788

• Constitution in effect as of: March 9th, 1789

The implementation of the Stamp Act and the legal authority of the United States Constitution are nearly twenty-four years apart and there goes your romantic instant Boomer Last Stand followed by Glorious Revolutionary Victory based on a Magnificent Appeal to Heaven.

Yes, it indeed started with a stinking wet spot, didn’t it?

But a young Boston man angered by the tyranny of the Stamp Act who decided to riot in the streets, leading to the military occupation of his city, would have to wait almost a quarter of a century before he got “new guards for his future security”.

That’s how all revolutions start. For the masses of people are lugubrious and somnolescent; apathetic and lazy; and require harsh and bitterly scaled events to motivate them beyond their immediate navels.

How true that is today, where human attention spans have degraded to the duration of a video short and massive sprawling epidemics of drugs, pornography and deliberate reduction to stupidity are paced with unending immigrant invasion by foreign trash who bear absolutely zero regard for the supposed propensities of magic dirt and magical concepts of civic nationalism.

Even following the surrender of Lord Charles Cornwallis, 1st Marquess Cornwallis, KG, PC at Yorktown the fighting continued for another two years, here and there, more musket and cannon fire spattered over an abused landscape.

Do you have the patience to be a stinking wet spot, trusting that your infant child will be a nineteen-year-old citizen of a brand new nation long after you are gone?

Are your people trained that firmly to education and discipline; reverent and adherent to faith; of homogenous cultural and ethnic composition; and imbued with obstinate and enduring demand for liberty in the face of bloody tyrants?

Once again, how funny and how silly.

Therefore we of the Company take the long view with respect to our duty of the State, and this extended and patient view, while militant, is nonetheless realistic.

Of course, we receive nonsensical criticism from time to time:

But your talk of Age of Militants and Submitting to Leadership way out in public screams Run Away! I don't care how dedicated, intelligent, or good looking you are, you have displayed extreme incompetence when it comes to organizing a secret conspiracy or revolution. Any right wing extremist with half a clue will operate independently of you.

Secret conspiracies and revolutions are for romantic, dramatic fools with neither patience nor conceptual acumen when duty of the State becomes an open and acutely contested noncooperative arena.

George Washington fought his first battle during the French and Indian War at Jumonville Glen on May 28th, 1754. He was a twenty-two year-old lieutenant colonel at the time. By the date of his death in 1799 his wealth was nearly $600 million in today’s equivalent; men of property were absolutely the standard bearers of the American Revolution, as they always are for every revolution.

Hitler had his industrialists too, as the saying goes.

The Hard Left will equally castigate the National Socialists of the twentieth century in Germany and the landed gentry of the British colonies two centuries before as an unbroken line of white supremacist capitalist slaver monsters.

Par for the course. In reality, not only wars but revolutions take money, and lots of it.

They also require industrial assets and the builders, fighters, and leaders who see and plan and persevere over generations to seize and reshape their nations and form their States.

It’s how they fulfill their duty. Doesn’t matter where you fall on the ideological spectrum; the principles of revolution, war, and the State are the same no matter whether you’re Fritz Thyssen, George Washington… or George Soros.

Or, we may observe with apt delight, the Company Financier.

Isn’t that fun? It really does drive home what I instruct you in The Nine Laws:

98. There is a Way. As infinity is perceived, so too is perceived the infinite purpose behind all things. Because this purpose exists, we know that the Way is for granted. Learn it. Study it. Walk it well, and die.

99. The Way can be learned. The great and infinite mystery of all things is not merely perceived, but capable of infinite interaction with the spirit of the human being. Cultivate yourself as a vessel for the sacred.

(Those are the ninety-eighth and ninety-ninth of 100 Dark World Lessons, one of the first chapters of my philosophy bestseller. You can read all the lessons free at that Academy link.)

And therefore with deep perception, mature perspective, competent timing, and full devotion to sacred purpose of fulfillment of our duty of the State, we of the Company engage with appropriate posture in both overt and covert milieus, highly cognizant of our responsibilities, options and advantages in this Age of Militants.

Covert is not romantic or dramatic either, by the way.

Our Hagakure Kan assets are well-disciplined out of such nonsense. So are the members of the Executive Cadre, and those who work and engage as the investors, partners, and clients of the Company.

Overt is fulfilled in part through Project Silver Talent, which I encourage you to review and consider in light of the long duration of preparation for revolution and war, overthrow and reconstitution of the State through clear and adamant, conscious and deliberate, total and cruel explication of duty.

Such is the Way, and you can learn it as well.

Take our complimentary Raw Human Capital assessment. Discover what role best suits you at this stage of development, maturity, and expertise. Learn how you can push forward with your own duty as a builder, fighter, and leader in these tumultuous times where every street is Boston and every State officer marches as an occupier.

There will be further stinking wet spots eventually, more and more of them, as uncontrolled criminal invaders slaughter increasing numbers of citizens and the institutional memories of Ruby Ridge, Waco, and Oklahoma City fade from the perspectives and perceptions of the People and the State.

As critical continuity industries fail under administration of the Left; as water, power, transportation, armaments, medicine, waste management and more degrade and collapse and are abandoned; the Company moves to seize them and the future by right.

If you want your duty fulfilled - and you want your nation to survive - the smartest thing you can do is exorcise your dead loyalty to rotted States and come under the standard and aegis of the Company.

Work with us to build the industrial base that delivers hard Right industrialists!

Seize upon our militant education and use it to abandon romance and drama!

Grow up, gentlemen, and understand it is duty time.

You have choices to make that will take generations.

Cease your hesitation and indecisions!

Get up and walk with us.

Grand rising!