Reasons for a United Front
Is this discussion even necessary? Cannot we just continue as before as we fight to restore civilization? Unfortunately, that is not possible. There is one major problem with the Right: it likes to fight with itself. When there is a battle against a monstrous Left the lines will be drawn and the struggle will be fought, but before or after such a conflict ideologues and statesmen will contest over whose hierarchy will hold sway: for all desire hierarchy, but being fallible men have different visions of what the hierarchy should be. This can be seen in the disastrous wars that plagued Europe. In WW1, most belligerents were absolute monarchies fighting for alliances and land, but, for their folly, three of the largest empires collapsed to the flames of revolution. In central Europe, Operation Hummingbird wiped out the SA, and Engelbert Dollfuss, the right-wing dictator of Austria, was assassinated. Such infighting is also commonplace in democratic societies, and is present in the Alt-Right today, as different groups have different ideas and methods to accomplish an ethnostate. Clearly, even if we win, there will be unneeded conflict.
Let’s go over some predictions over what would happen if an Alt-Right, or a libertarian, party took over. First, let’s suppose that the alt-right wins and implements a fascistic regime. Great news, yes? However, a strong government, no matter how pure initially, will eventually become corrupt and subverted. As the State loses efficiency and novelty people will grow discontent. Even if you secure a white ethnostate and repress communism, you cannot kill an idea. Leftism will simply go underground and people will silently brood over why minorities had to go. Eventually, either after the leader dies, steps down, or is overthrown, there will be a leftward shift and “reformers” will reverse every policy they can. Spain had Franco until 1973, but now is it under any less of an economic and social malaise as the rest of Europe?
Now for a strictly libertarian party that is disassociated from the Alt-Right and disagrees with it. A miracle happens and the party is elected with full political control. It proceeds to shrink the government, including taxes and welfare spending, but does not close the borders. What happens then? Minorities will be angry despite having better opportunities and, for lack of welfare, never vote for the party again. Libertarians don’t care because they don’t look at race. The economic windfall benefits everyone, even the minorities whose benefits were cut, but this attracts migrants looking for opportunity. White birth rates do not rise and eventually the “minority” populations exceeds that of ethnic Europeans. At this point it does not matter how individualistic or libertarian the whites are, because they will be outnumbered by communities who are vastly more collectivist and socially-minded. Cue Zimbabwe.
Enough playing around; I don’t want to make this too long to read. Libertarianism and the Alt-Right complement each other and serve the same civilizational purposes. They will be explained thusly.
Firstly: Libertarianism has a distinct economic and political philosophy, while that of the Alt-Right is varied and indistinct. Conversely, the Alt-Right has a clear cultural goal: the defense of our traditional way of life, while libertarianism does not cover this aspect. These more than fit like a jigsaw: they complement to make something strong. Libertarianism is merely the modern formalized structure embodying property rights, liberty, and individual responsibility, all traits of European culture and part of its intrinsic heritage. Without white people, there would be even less chance of libertarianism being developed than the telephone or internet being invented. Likewise, libertarianism cannot exist without the fundamental mores of Western culture. Other races and cultures, collectivist as they are, cannot understand the appeal of libertarianism and are therefore incompatible with it. Their dominance would forever extinguish the torch of liberty.
Secondly: Libertarianism and the Alt-Right have different yet complementary priorities in understanding, focus, and structure. Libertarianism, as developed from the Austrian School, is unbeaten in economic theory, but is largely ignorant in the empirical sciences of psychology, sociology, and biology. The Alt-Right boasts knowledge in these fields but often lacks attention in or dismisses outright the economic sphere. Libertarianism has a clear vision of a libertarian society but has no idea how to reach it or why exactly the present age is so undesirable. The Alt-Right, on the other hand, correctly and accurately describes the problems plaguing our world, but, quite unlike a doctor, only wants the pain to go away and will try any treatment. Finally, libertarians are closely bound by rigorous theory but, as some are “hyper-individualistic” differ radically in views and values. Alt-Right are the opposite: you can find almost every political theory conceived in their ranks but are united by a singular vision of saving Western civilization.
Thirdly: A coherent ideological movement, built along these complementary aspects, is virtually unstoppable. The (((Globalists))) fear nothing less than an educated man, not “educated” in the spurious bunk of cultural Marxism, but one who knows his history, philosophy, theology, economics, biology, and everything else that builds a framework of absolute truth. Such men cannot be subverted and turned against each other because truth does not belie truth. United in this way, straight and unerring, they cannot be broken, like the fasces of ancient Rome.