There is AWD. No other "organization" is going to compare to them in the whole "armed resistance" category. AWD operates on a cell-based system, so the supposed "satanic" psyop, though very real, only affects those that stay connected with certain individuals. I know of multiple cells that split from the main branches when that whole ordeal popped up.
What that means is that, though unorganized, there are cells of racial right-wing guys who are armed and believe in an armed revolution as the only means to "victory".
Other non-AW American cells existed back in 2016-2017. This was an openly discussed thing on forums like IM where people who simply didn't trust the idea of an umbrella org, or couldn't keep in constant contact with org leaders, talked about their own local cells who are itching to get "it" going.
Look at the actual situation in which the organizations you mentioned operate. The regions are not comparable to the political landscape of the United States. Redneck Revolt isn't an "armed resistance group". It's a social club with guns that do fuck all. Compared to an organization like AWD, whose members have killed multiple people at this point, they're a book club with guns for decorations.
Calling back to the idea of "political landscape" being important, what 2016 brought was actually a wave of de-radicalization. This is around the time people like Peterson came into the mix, the alt-right became less focused on far-right politics and more on main-stream politics (see TRS, DS, etc.), and Trump's election quelled a rising animosity towards the state of affairs. In 2020, when Trump doesn't get a second term, you're going to see some form of resurgence in the 2015 spirit that was overwhelmingly radical, youthful, and Hitler loving. Considering what the Democratic party has in store when they regain control of the Presidency, you can rest assured that something will come from that. I don't know the extent and neither does anyone else, but simply take a moment, step back, and visualize what the United States is going to be like post-Trump.
decentralised group
subscribed to one set of beliefs
I don't understand the mentality that because one member of a decentralised guerrilla org has one idea and one idea only.
Paramilitary orgs have all kinds of different sub-divisions and ideas.
I honestly believe >>12629196 in that the whole "lol they're satanists xdxd" is a psyop.
Not entirely true. Retards like Anglin and his gang of Jew-friendly republitards lied as much as possible to scare lemming right-wingers into being scared of the big bad boogeyman. Helped push their agenda of de-radicalization. There is some "satanic" shit in AWD though. It's not wrong to admit to it, it's simply fact that certain members subscribe to "satanic" beliefs and have openly expressed so in recorded conversations, screencaps of non-shitpost servers, etc.
The record shows though that these guys are going to be blasting niggers, kikes, etc. in the event of a collapse so I honestly don't care.
awd is not satanic, dude
Nice try, noctulian.
"Satanic Vampire Neo-Nazis (Atomwaffen Division & Siegeculture)AKA autistic Strasserists AKA Helter Skelter cult":
https:// kiwifarms.net/threads/satanic-vampire-neo-nazis-atomwaffen-division-siegeculture.38120/
On AWD (confession from a former member):
https:// docs.google.com/document/d/1Jp97-5XXZ1qd6WAqjPoWAI8JlvczSG6OVm4vQufjhaE/edit
what 2016 brought was actually a wave of de-radicalization. This is around the time people like Peterson came into the mix, the alt-right became less focused on far-right politics and more on main-stream politics (see TRS, DS, etc.), and Trump's election quelled a rising animosity towards the state of affairs. In 2020, when Trump doesn't get a second term, you're going to see some form of resurgence in the 2015 spirit that was overwhelmingly radical, youthful, and Hitler loving.
I've worked close with AWD dudes, former NA dudes and almost every other group. The issue is resolve with many of them. VanAm isn't outspokenly admitting they are a militant group, just like any other group, but every member in Vanguard knows the game and they're ready to play. We're all just waiting for the perfect opportunity.
Which is fine. From the exterior however, no group is going to compare to AWD because they have "done" stuff. That's why I say that no "organization" exists as an "armed resistance" right now other than AWD, because these groups simply don't want that attention. Cells exist, whether or not they are independent from orgs or secretly apart of them, because they work. They're secretive, they don't draw attention, and no form of public advertisement is needed.
I'm all for people waiting for "the moment". I just want them actually organized for that moment and willing to tip the ship over when it begins rocking.
Revolutions aren't won without foreign elite support or a tremendously weak enemy. While our enemy is weakening themselves, they are still quite strong.
There's also a problem in that the right-wing is too spread out. Some are just capitalist cucks with a hint of social traditionalism, others are full NatSoc. Coping strategies like completely inwardly-focused self-improvement and retreating to the same churches that sold out your country are adopted.
Because revolutionaries have less support, less logistics, less training, less organization, less weapons than the government they are trying to overthrow. Everyone brings up the Vietnamese rice farmer meme but those aren't wins so much as the attacking country got bored and left. Also, they are the ATTACKING country. They're the ones that have to deal with the logistics issues. In the case of a revolution, we're talking about a smaller, less elite force attacking a bigger, established, better trained force. Winning such a thing would be damn near impossible without perfect operations, destroying tons of infrastructure and high-ranking officers, which would essentially leave nothing left, and at that point the attacking force (which I would assume to be us, right-leaning white guys) would have to fend off a million other pretenders to the throne; just because we took down the government doesn't mean we automatically become the new government.
Because everyones understanding of revolutions and war come from state school focusing on the last two centuries of empire. Nobody ever learns shit about the preceding three thousand fucking years of human history and nature itself. Human history started with the american revolution for most people in the u.s. and was cavement before that.
Only reason that doesn't work is because eventually they'll get to you, and then kill you, innawoods, along with your family, and you will have no militia in which to back you up when they try.
The only way to stop communists from purging you, is by bleeding them on the daily, until their machine grinds to a halt, and it grinds to a halt much faster than you may think, because jews are more afraid of death than any other people.
Because anyone that fights gets dogpiled by groups of cuckservative larpers and PRfags looking to suck up to ZOG/based niggers.
Azov
Right Sector
IRA
UVF
This is not how any of this works. Right Sector and Azov are mercenaries working for the Ukrainian government - they're far right but they don't really fall under "militarized right wing resistance groups". They helped with the, primarily left-wing, pro-EU student protests back before Donbass split-off but now they're mainly used as a way to engage in extralegal conflict with the Donbass rebels and Russian support personnel and as well so that certain Ukrainian politicians acquire power and wealth for themselves.
The IRA, while predominantly catholic, was split between ideologically neutral republicans and socialists. I would hardly call the socialists that run much of today's IRA remnants "the militarized right wing".
The UVF, likewise, nothing like it. They were, essentially, a sort of SDF/loyalist faction though now they're kind of like the IRA in that they primarily exist as splinter groups of semi-radical, sometimes-violent good-boys-clubs.
Furthermore, on the topic of the IRA and UVF remnants, they're mostly either really old people or really young people LARPing around.
The AWB is the only group here that you could call a legitimate "far right resistance militia" or "the militarized right wing" and there's plenty like them in the US just like there's plenty of less extreme militias.
"boomers"
The reason the AWB has a lower boomer-to-zoomer ratio than your average southern militia is that South African kids grow up in a third world shit-hole where they're actively being victimized for their race. White American kids, by contrast, have nothing to worry about unless they live in very specific areas. So the legal responsibility to maintain the "government of the people, by the people, for the people" is mainly respected by older generations - especially since those generations were raised in an environment where this sort of sentiment was fostered by contrast to today's "you're not hip if you're not global" mood.
Also, because there's no real need for the American right to militarize until the very last moment. It's precisely because so many people have guns and it's easy and possible to congregate and communicate that these sorts of things aren't necessary - likewise the pressures are nowhere near so great.
Ukraine broke out into mass civil strife and outright civil war, South Africa is passing kristalnacht into law where there was already massive discrimination and violence against Whites in many areas, the Irish felt themselves under foreign occupation, the UVF formed in response to The Troubles and you get my point.
The American far right isn't going to organize because they're just as likely to be shot at by the authorities as other, even anti-authority militias.
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Americans are the military...