> If people commit to the idea, and pray fervently for God to raise a king for us .... He’d do it. *Sounds like you’re saying god will send a king contingent upon me praying.* What I’m saying, is that if the White American People, as such, collectively cried out to God that He would raise a King of White America for us, that He would grant that prayer for us. In other words, if the *Fervent Prayer of Our White American Nation* was “God, please raise a mighty king for our people, to deliver us from this existential threat to our race”, then He would indeed make this happen. I’m not some idiot, nor some Word-Faith snake-oil salesman. But I mean what I am saying. I’m suggesting, of course, that this *should be* the Prayer of Our People, because I do believe the continued existence of our race is in doubt, and I value us. What I am *not* saying is that you could go into some random Church, utter a few words, and expect the United States to become a kingdom. Of course that’s not what I’m saying, because I’m not a fucking idiot. I’m talking about *something else*, which I described above. > I know exactly the faggots you are listening to — Meyer probably, maybe Berlinski, Gelernter? Keep negotiating with reality. I literally have *zero* idea who those people are. None. I have *never* heard of any of them. Completely serious. > No matter. We arent interested in explaing all biodiversity. Just what happens when you breed an elite class of aristocrats to be genetically separate from the masses. But you still think they should see the masses as “their people” hahaha. I’m not saying that can’t happen. But God gives us the rulers we deserve. > In other words, any shitty example of a monarchy is not “traditional”. There were plenty of traditional monarchies that were shitty, for as long as God intended them to be, as judgment against a wicked generation or two. A traditional monarchy is a living Icon of God. It is literally patterned after the Kingdom of Heaven, described in the Holy Scriptures. To the extent the *form* of rule deviates from that, is the extent to which it is *not* traditional.