Women In The Revolution

A look at proper posture for females when things collapse.

Of late the Company has commenced receipt of inquiries from women who seek to be part of the Movement; who ask what roles and work are available to them, in our vanguard march and organization ahead of the collapse of the Left.

This normal and expected and rightful.

Women are ever tuned to their survival prospects and their security, and the question is a fair and proper one. They bear no less duty of the State, albeit in gravely different postures than Men.

When postures are disordered, so is the State that results.

This post will examine the proper role of women in our burgeoning Age of Militants from clinically direct perspectives on the capacity, coherence, and competence they both bring to the table and leave behind.

As such, this post is not directed at men with advice or recommendations on what to expect from women; how to handle women; where to permit or not permit their entrance and engagement during these times of extreme socioeconomic and political decomposition that mark the early days of the Third World War.

Rather, we direct instruction and guidance directly to women themselves, on the proper assumptions of posture and behavior that will best serve them, their interests, and that of society and its enmeshments.

We will begin with the concept of correct posture for women.

It’s a critical concept. We make extensive and ingrained use of this concept in our work with men through our Militant CORE and other flagship programs.

We’ll break down this concept first through definition of posture, then through extrapolation of what is correct.

Posture is taken from the critical ninja concept of kamae that defines snapshots or presentations of appearance; posture is the array of thought, word, and deed exhibited as inerrant manifestation of the actual spirit of the living thing.

In other words, posture is the reality of expression that emanates from the individual, the animal, the plant that exists within the relativistic universe.

There’s how you think you look; and there’s how you actually look.

There’s the way you want things to be; and there’s the way they are.

And here is where correctness comes into play:

There’s a universe of difference between should and is; and the universe does not care about should but without stutter or hesitation always unfolds is without pity.

In the bottomless gulf in between should and is lies the arena where a woman who wishes to embody correct posture must learn not to panic.

It’s okay not to get your way. The universe wasn’t set up to accommodate you.

It’s okay to have trouble with this. Human beings rarely let go of ego, and it shows.

It’s okay to be frightened when you realize you won’t get your way.

No one cares about your subsequent resentments.

Rocks don’t weep, and stars don’t actually twinkle.

Most of adult maturity centers around these realizations, diffusions of ego, and decentralization from the self-centered solipsism of the child.

Now, in a peacetime environment where Darwinian mechanisms are softened and blunted, it’s possible from time to time to ignore these things where society, technology, and political or ideological narratives have thrown veils of illusion over things and painted silly pictures of the power of “should” or “wouldn’t it be nicer if”.

But we’re not here to talk about that today.

Those days are going away. And that, too, also is not about you.

It simply is what it is. It’s that time again, that long multiple generation epicycle of global slaughter and collapse, reorder and reshape, and at the Company we recognize physical models and apply them in our work.

Posture is very simple. You can lie, pretend, obsess, fake, imitate, or present in any way you believe you wish. Your posture is unaffected by these things, for it unerringly and purely displays the actual reality that is in your heart and mind and hand.

Those who do not truck with illusions will recognize lies and pretense.

Those who do not have ego are not lured by obsession or glamor.

Those with responsibility for selection between survival and slaughter will count your imitation or presentation against you, with exponential consequence for your life and outcomes without pity and without care for should over is.

That’s the first part of correct posture for the woman who seeks survival and security in the Age of Militants, who wishes to be part of the Movement, perhaps even to work in the vanguard of those under the standard and aegis of the Company.

Reality, and not fantasy.

This has nothing to do with submission to Men, although reality dictates that smaller, weaker, slower, and less combative animals are inevitably subordinated in times of contested, rapid, and extreme collision-driven events and epochs.

It has everything to do with adherence to reality.

This has nothing to do with traditional gender roles, although the stability of society for thousands of years has been predicated and proven on the stable arrangement of duties, responsibilities, roles, and prerogatives that history teaches as successful.

It has everything to do with probability of survival.

This has nothing to do with identity or gender or exceptions to the rule, for at a high enough perspective solipsism is not refuted but simply ignored with concomitant delivery of generalized groups to nakedness, ditches, and gunfire.

It has everything to do with correct posture.

The most appropriate posture is the most perfect.

The most perfect posture is the most appropriate.

If you would be of value to the Movement, to society, to your husband and family and children and above all to yourself, your first duty as a woman is to assume the proper posture of reality and and above all things, abrogation of rebellion against reality.

That’s it.

That’s the duty you have.

Not to submit to tyrants, but to willingly surrender to truth.

It is difficult for human beings to do this.

Men and women bring different challenges, and different consequences with their failures to do their duty of recognizing truth.

Men who fail to recognize truth, actively lead their people and their nations to senseless overthrow and collapse.

Women who fail to recognize truth, create selfish misery and petulant dysregulation that passively prevents anything besides collapse.

Women are not more work than Men.

It is different work. And while the challenge with Men is to make them unafraid, and to drive them to value and appreciate the good inherent in impact and collision and to enjoy the prerogative of decision, the challenge with Women is to strip them of belief that as individuals they are the reason for things.

A man must say, “I shall throw away the scabbard, for I know I do not matter.”

A woman must say, “I shall know I do not matter, for scabbards are thrown away.”

The great truth is that Men do not despise Women, and Women have respect for Men.

Each has a role in the Movement as befits capacity, coherence, and competence.

The capacity of Men to throw away their scabbard and let the chips fall where they may, with themselves as individuals upon whom depends the fate of nations, is their inherent strength and prerogative.

The capacity of Women to submit to reality and selflessly reflect that reality in healthy raising of children, households, and nations is their irreplaceable and priceless demonstration of correct and proper posture.

Neither can do it without the other, and neither wants to.

Men must actively fight overwhelming odds, even if they don’t want to.

That’s how revolution works.

Women must submit to overwhelming truth, even if they don’t want to.

That’s how revolution works, too.

Get your posture correct before you ask of the Company that we provide instruction or guidance or support. It is there, and it is ready, but in these early days we do not discipline other men’s women, and unattached women are always a liability in war.

Do you believe you are the exception, the special one?

There is a very dangerous corollary to that misunderstanding.

Harsh mean questions help correct inappropriate posture.

Read carefully, understand that reality applies to you;

And that Heaven does not forbear consequence;

Grace from God is not earned;

And you are not exempt.

Grand rising!