For many pundits, talking heads and consumers of content on the ‘right’, be it dissident-right, conservative-right, far-right or third-positionists (those who are fully aware of the contrived, controlled false dichotomy that is ‘their democracy’), the only option that appears to be the way forward out of the controlled collapse of the West is through violence. All too easy, the ‘muh-guns’ reference is raised as a solution to petty tyrants in public office who gleefully steer the ship of western civilisation onto the rocks through diversity policies and programs.
As exasperated as these pundits sound, the rhetoric of violence as the only way out is clearly absurd, suicidal and, in many cases, most likely a fed-entrapment operation through any one of the many honey-pots available for consumers of right wing and anti-authoritarian government content (note the distinction made in our circles of ‘anti-authoritarian government’ from ‘anti-government’, with the former acknowledging the potential for good government with existing laws on the books and the latter a mafia-like global cabal with usurped power and pretending to be dejure government). In fact, solutions to the worsening state of trespass upon men of European heritage across the Western world is simply to delve into the world of intelligent lawfare. Intelligent lawfare is taken to be the learned, practical application of processes and procedures at law using existing laws, codes and regulations in place. For example, identifying the wrong that has been caused to them, the party responsible for committing the wrong, the relevant law, whether statute or Common Law (as derived from Natural Law) and applying the relevant procedures through the appropriate venue and jurisdiction.
Privat Prosecutions
With the epidemic of maladministration of justice across the Western world, most notably under the odious and repugnant practice of judicial activism, the European man may consider, as a viable alternative, self-access to law, through such means as pro-se or pro-per representation in judicial proceedings, and also in carrying the full process of prosecution through to an appropriate, lawful outcome.