A common
theme on the radical Right is the dilemma over whether to pursue mass political
campaigns in the service of our goals, or devote time and effort to organising and
educating a smaller group which can separate itself from the sewer of Western
culture so as to act freely in the future. On the whole, the overriding
tendency is to reject mass political action as unworkable or premature. This is
true not only of those who hope to see a restoration of Traditional values in
the West, but also of those who confine themselves to the sphere of nationalism
and ethnic self-defence.
While I
tend to agree with the diagnosis that political action is premature, it is
important to note that this is the case only as regards converting the masses
to some positive political movement offering a particular solution to the
crisis of the West. Converting them to a negative rejection of the current
system is another matter entirely, and it is this possibility that I wis
