Even Curtis Yarvin, who is the highest achiever in the entire NRX subgenre, can hardly make it through a sentence. What's funny is that the mainstream media has a fascination with that guy as if he is somehow a deeply influential thinker on the right. As if anyone in real life actually goes around talking about The Cathedral and how Douglas MacArthur ought to have crowned himself king or whatever.

Christ the Redeemer, none of this is real. It's not based, it's not interesting. No one considers their thought to be influential. If anything the closest we ever saw to the NRX movement influencing real life was that Thielian candidate for AZ Senate who got blown out of the water after releasing some extraordinary cringy and woefully out of touch campaign ads where he lusted after the engineering design of a Walther PPK.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5744615&forum_id=2)#49060626)

land said some goofy nonsense too but he had a lot of genuinely good output as well. i've been reading him recently and he is more relevant today than he has ever been in the past (and will only become more and more relevant going forward)

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5744615&forum_id=2)#49060681)