Topic: Ethos of the New World Order

LordDredd

Date: 2008-06-14 11:21 EST
The briefest way to describe the misery of the common citizen
before the comprehensive and direction-giving actions of your beloved
Leader, is this: the Rhydin citizen no longer had an epic vision.

An epic vision is not a subjective standpoint, a personal opinion of what is true, but rather a force that shapes an era, a firm will, "a view that binds together all deep aspects of life". Rhydin has fallen into darkness and chaos, from which followed political, economic, cultural and moral decay, since a standard of measurement failed that would have enabled a valid judgment about the value or lack of value of a particular phenomenon.

Every viewpoint had its proponents, but none was taken to heart, none was taken seriously. Each group, each opinion had its own standards, which destroyed the binding power and moral strength of any genuine epic vision.

The dying liberal-democratic system of councils had opinions that were changeable, relative and not binding, but it did not have an absolute epic vision in which people could put their faith. They had a panopticum, but no picture of the realm. It collected every possible opinion, standpoint and value from every time and species, but rather like exhibits in a museum, but had no dominant standpoint, no real values.

The result was chaos, sterility and relativism. The most wretched
viewpoint could take center stage because sure faith was lacking, from
which alone comes strength of judgment. The era had lost a central
epic vision, and thus the measure of character, of style. The chaos
of indecision resulted in chaos in science, education, and all other
areas of life. People staggered before the abyss, unsteady, irresolute.

LordDredd

Date: 2008-06-14 11:27 EST
The New World Order has ended this situation in the realm, and has given symbolic expression to a rising age. Faith and the longing for a new age has led the movement to its political goal. The New World Order shall become solely and exclusively responsible for the new epic vision and political structure of the realm.

The New World Order shall end the Rhydin citizen's life-threatening illness and its political goals shall lay the foundation of a new age of enlightenment. Like any genuine, forward-thinking, future-shaping
revolution, the New World Order in the end, shall be the salvation of our realm.

We shall organize all available powers of resistance against decline andthe attitude of decline of a dying age. We shall overcome the splintering of forces and the anarchy of opinions, giving to the present a binding law and a worthy goal. A goal that shall make life and a future possible once more, for life requires a goal and the future a wide-reaching will. The decision that came through the creative act of the New World Order shall bring an end to a dying and weak age, and bring about a new era. A new idea joining the historic march to self-realization, forming people's attitudes and characters, as well as the style of their lives. A central epic vision once more permitting internal unity and thereby the creative strength of a new era.

LordDredd

Date: 2008-06-14 11:29 EST
Thus the revolution receives its full historical significance and sanctity: It is the midwife to the saving and guiding idea, without which life would fall into the abyss. No people's revolution lacks a foundation. All the reactionaries cannot hinder a revolution that springs from the deep necessities of life, or the fact that it will find its justification in enabling the live of coming generations and centuries. As long as a people has the strength for a revolution, for a change in worldview and a reordering of its life, it remains capable of making history. If it loses the will and the strength for renewal, it sinks into the mists of history and perishes.

Historic battles are about the victory of an idea that seeks to become absolute, that takes upon itself the transformation of the realm. If a victorious revolution has won freedom of action, it cannot be distracted or stopped by complaints about intolerance. They come either from adherents of past structures, structures against which the revolution fought and displaced, or from those who oppose any order because they want chaos and anarchy. Against such people, the rule of an idea must be hard and unforgiving. He who wants to build must push aside and fight everything that stands in the way. The greatness of an era depends on bringing all thoughts and all forms of life under a unified realm, a unified New World Order.

LordDredd

Date: 2008-06-14 11:33 EST
Any political philosophy seeks to rule alone, and must seek that. It must believe in its sole right, which is the foundation of its effectiveness. In battling other philosophies, it must maintain its good conscience. If it loses that, it loses its self-confidence, the feeling of superiority, and thereby its power over people. Where each can do what he wants, there is no whole. Eras without unity lack compelling power. Only where a will to life dominates, only where all strengths are moving in the same direction, does greatness follow.

We have taken upon ourselves the creation of a new and binding life
order for the realm. Yesterday's opponents, removed from their leadership positions and condemned to historic insignificance, reach
into the deepest depths of their wisdom to find reasons for the New World
Order's claims to sole authority, to complete control, and expect that
it will be ready to discuss this with them. However, the New World Order is justified not by the force of some professorial proof of its correctness, but rather by its fruitfulness, its fullness of life, its power over souls and its courage. These are what gives it the strength to take the realm in its hands. Powers that have an impact, that form life rather than only discussing it, values that bind and enable great things, these things are "true." "Only that is true that is fruitful."

Each revolution comes because previous principles have proven themselves unable to master life, because people's old picture of the
realm no longer guides and binds. Its only purpose is to put new and creative forces in leadership positions and introduce a new vision that has power over people and the future. The New Order is a door to tomorrow from a meaningless and aimless past. A true vision which brings values, style, a moral law. It takes fate in its hands. Everything else is theory, a matter for discussion.

LordDredd

Date: 2008-06-14 11:36 EST
The result of any fruitful vision is a firm, self-confident life order that is perceived as necessary, as a reality, about which there is nothing uncertain or disputable. A revolutionary vision must therefore be ruthless and fanatic in representing its exclusive principles until they have become taken for granted, dominating the life of a people as a tradition does. Any era needs firm foundations. When these are open to discussion, the idea is already questionable and has lost its binding force and strength. An age that discusses its foundations is sawing off the branch on which it sits. It loses is good conscience, its self-confidence, and perishes. Thegreat RhydinCity would never have been built if the citizens had asked themselves why they had the right to claim exclusive truth for their faith by eternalizing it in stone and steel. The idea justifies itself through its fruitfulness.

It rules the consciousness of those people who set the direction of their age. It is seen as foundational, formative, the bringer of the future. And throughout history it leaves creative ideas and deeds on the altar of immortality.

This demonstrates the deepest roots from which a political vision draws its strengths: from faith. Great times rest on a great, absolute faith. Only those with faith, with mountain-moving strength and joy in action can fulfill an historic mission. Values that are truly believed, not merely recognized and discussed, are the foundation of creative strength. In era of decline, however, everything is open to discussion and therefore to denial. Where people have no living faith, they do nothing great, nothing that lasts.

Faith is the will to exist, to maintain oneself and one's future. Where there is no faith because life no longer has meaning, life itself is at its end. The mood of decline characteristic of weary, worn out times enters.

LordDredd

Date: 2008-06-14 11:41 EST
A people finds strength for renewal only in strong faith. That is our starting point. Our historic achievement is that we made our faith the faith of a whole people and an entire age. Courage and victory do not have a causal relationship; they are one and the same. The Leader spoke of the "miracle of faith" that had saved the realm. Beware he who would hold dear the tennants of a dying age. He is of no value to anyone. His very existence is a burden to his people. During our political struggle, as we unfortunately must constantly repeat, we have always encountered these sad pessimists, especially in bourgeois circles, whose miserable minds hold no faith and therefore are capable of no redeeming action. This bourgeois lack of faith is understandable given its historic role. The bourgeois was after all the bearer of liberalism, whose foundations increasingly failed over the final decades of the dying Republic, leading to chaos. The bourgeois way of thinking collapsed, leaving its adherents without faith and self-confidence.

The New World Order is a movement of faith in the deepest sense of the word. The strength of its faith brought it from humble beginnings to the dominant force in the Empire. Behind every banner, every badge, every symbol of the movement is the faith of him who bears it, who first had to bear the banner, the badge or the symbol through historic struggle to victory. In this glorious vision, which anchors the banners, badges and symbols in the depths of the soul and in their connection to the experience of battle, is the best guarantee for the political force and existence of the movement.

LordDredd

Date: 2008-06-14 11:43 EST
To summarize: the New World Order is today binding for Rhydin life because it has proven itself the strongest in the battle of philosophies. It has become the faith of a new Empire. It finds its justification in the strength with which it takes the things in its hands, and in its achievements and deeds that it presents as visible signs of its creativity, and which it will leave as an inheritance to the future.