Die Universale Ordnung

All order comes from chaos. This is a fundamental truth of society, and we have seen it proven time and again in history. The order of the German Empire was turned to the chaos of the Weimar Republic, and from that chaos rose the Third Reich. The end of World War Two gave way to the chaos that birthed the two seperate German republics. The chaos of the Russian Empire in the 1920’s gave rise to the Soviet Union, and the chaos of the fall of the Soviet Union gave rise to the Russian Federation, and the end of the cold war gave rise to the liberal world order.

My point is that in order to establish a world order of our own, we need chaos in order to bring it forth. No election, referendum, or protest will change the current order. There must be chaos. The more of it, the better. Therefore we need to accelerate the amount of chaos, in order to speed up the establishment of our order. Now, what exactly do we use to bring about the maximum amount of chaos? Anarchy. While modern anarchism is rife with degenerates, anti-fascists, communists, and the like, anarchism at it’s core is actually a very useful framework in order to bring chaos and lawlessness. There can’t be a rival government if there is no government. Now, another issue with anarchism is the pacifism of it, in order to actually enforce this chaos and lack of government, we need a strong military, or several paramilitary groups that will serve the role of a military. This military would be used to stamp out any semblance of a government or a reocurrance of the old government.

This is the thesis of the Chaotic Order. We must maintain order with perpetual chaos. Chaos is the ammunition for the powerful weapon of our Order, and too many nationalists deny to use this ammunition, and instead believe they can get across by sucking up to the current world order. This is an absurd and childish error. In this blog I will explain my points and more about the ideology of Chaotic Order. I hope to see you in the future, and I do hope you take the time to read what I will write.

-Moot.