The Hidden Dominion Manifesto
The Hidden Dominion Manifesto holds the following core points:
- We fully understand anacyclosis and the inevitability of political regimes.
- We believe in creating an alternative form of government that acts contrary to the modern versions of government such as democracy, fascism, socialism, or communism.
- We are American Nationalists. Not neo-cons, not libertarians, and definitely not republicans.
- We are centrally opposed to globalization and the tools of globalism. This includes free trade.
- We are in favor of a mixed economic system; one that is neither strictly laissez-faire capitalist nor strictly socialist.
- We believe in the superiority of Western civilization prior to its cultural infiltration.
- We believe in sustainable democratic institutions (eg. stakeholder voting, free speech).
- We do not believe in unsustainable democratic institutions (eg. welfare recipient voting, for-profit mainstream media organizations)
- We believe a nation that surrenders its culture will eventually surrender its existence.
- We believe winning the ongoing conflict for the nation’s future is more important than virtue signalling about philosophical ideas.
- We believe in a unified nation that ostracizes those that disgrace it and elevates those that support it.
- We believe the modern-day “conservative right” are merely the democrats of a couple decades ago.
- We believe in fiscal responsibility to ensure a prosperous future for our children.
- We believe in the power (and importance) of local community.
- We believe in an unrestricted right to self defense in all forms.
- We believe in the full elimination or subjugation of sensitive cultural markers/institutions.
- We believe large business should work in the interest of the nation first; profit second.
- We believe in protecting the natural beauty, climate, and environment of the nation for future generations of enjoyment. This includes seeking energy independence from foreign sources.
- We believe in the necessity for a partition or secession within the irreconcilably-divided America.
- We believe we are directly called to actively campaign for these issues.
These are the central beliefs of The Hidden Dominion.
This list will be updated and expanded upon as necessary to reflect the leading core tenets of this website and her contributors.
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Ok Question. You believe in energy independence (which I do also) but who controls it? I don’t think you would want Big Oil in charge. Would it be decided on at the community level? Or would there be some oversight from a larger level? Curious on your thoughts because I have been in the O&G industry for 20+ years..
To be truly energy independent a nation must also be independent of things like Big Oil. Otherwise, the nation wouldn’t actually be independent, because the industry would be controlled by oligarchs/financial elite. They would simply be dependent on internal centralization sources. Energy independence could only be done through a community level: decentralized with numerous businesses, no monopolies, and a plethora of energy options.
The general idea is to not be reliant on foreign sources nor singular domestic sources. But rather, fully independent with numerous, decentralized alternatives.
Suggestion: think Thorium – via LFTR (liquid fluoride thorium reactor) technology. Decentralized nuclear – consumes nuclear waste – cannot melt down – leaks solidify.
Interesting concept, I’ll look into this further.
Thoughts on the new, “decentralized” cryptocurrencies? (Bitcoin & co., basically)
I’m not anti them, but I wouldn’t call myself pro them, either. I’m rather indifferent about them personally. I don’t think they’ll be what saves us, but I don’t think they’re completely useless. We can use them like any other tool. I do think certain ones like Monero are better than others such as Bitcoin.
Two recent articles on the subject:
The Inevitable Crypto Ban Is Gearing Up
Global Supply Chain Collapse: The Solution (Tangible Consumption Assets)