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National Wodenism or Fargothism, are the politics of 
FargothGares. It is a 
Fascist ideology catered towards 
English nationalism and 
separatism, influenced by the 
Spanish 
British and 
Italian Fascists with its 
technocratic, 
corporatist and 
organic system of government. It is also 
economically far-left, espousing an economy formed on 
National Syndicalist principles. Its core goals are the creation of an 
English Republic and a revival in 
Fyrnsidu. It stands staunchly opposed to 
Abrahamic reaction 
as well as 
Secular progressivism 
.
Political Journey 
I wasn't very political but I definitely leaned very very moderately left, had a favourable opinion of the monarchy and disliked religion.
Social Democrat
Secularism
Monarchism
I became to be more politically aware, and I took a great disliking to the Liberal Party, the USA and the Murdoch media, and believed authoritarian measures were justified in curbing their influence, while also becoming rabidly Reddit religion-wise. My love for the monarchy moved from just liking the aesthetics to thinking it was something that gave Australia identity, and I felt that republicanism would Americanise Australia. Don't ask how the house of Windsor would co-exist with state atheism btw
Social Authoritarian
State Atheist- Monarchism
Bi-Cultural Nationalism
Australian Nationalism 
Ultra Anti-Americanism
Really my transitionary phase to Fascism, I just called myself a third positionist because I thought fascism was inherently christian (??????????)
I became a Republican and a Pagan towards the end of this phase
Third Position
- Bi-Cultural Nationalism
- Monarchism
Australian Nationalism
I had come to realise that I shared much in common with Fascism and reading into it I began to find it rather agreeable. Becoming a Pagan helped to push me in the direction of English diaspora nationalism.
I was mostly the same as I am now, the biggest difference is that I am for class conflict rather than collaboration. My worst takes from this period was that I used to be sympathetic to zionism and electoralism.
Fascism
Mosleyism
State Fyrnsidu
Republicanism
English Nationalism 
I realised that electoralism as a path to fascism was unreasonable, and this also influenced my economic views and I embraced a revolutionary, working class-oriented Fascism.
Left Fascism
National Syndicalism- State Fyrnsidu
- Republicanism
- English Nationalism
England a Nation 
Defining the Nation 
National Wodenism embraces a 
classical interpretation of nationalism, defining it as a combination of various characteristics including 
ethnicity, 
culture, 
language, as well as 
religion. National Wodenism summarises the English nation in three points:
- The Faith, being Fyrnsidu, "Old Customs" in Old English - the English strand of Germanic Paganism.
- The Blood, being the English, an admixture of Celtic Britons and Germanic invaders.
- The Soil, that being England, nothing greater, and nothing lesser.
National Wodenism critcises 
New World states, products of 
European imperialism for being unable to form a national identity the same way Old World nations can. Supporting 
ethnopluralism and 
universal nationalism, it believes that peoples should stick to their 
native faiths and native lands, and that there is an explicit lack of connection between the descendents of colonists and the land they reside - in contrast to the 
Native Americans or 
Australians who have lived on that land and formed nations for thousands of years. National Wodenism rejects the idea of Anglosphere unity and posits that the only homeland of the English is England.
Anglo-Saxon?
Today, an aura of fear surrounds the term Anglo-Saxon. It is widely considered racist, not just to describe the English national identity and heritage, but even among so-called 
“intellectuals” of the school of 
mediaevalism referring to 
historical Anglo-Saxons. It is said that the English are truly a 
Celtic people, in truth, 25-50% of the English gene pool is derived from the 5th century Germanic invaders and the modern Englishman is a unique mix of Briton and Angle/Saxon/Jute. The 
Romans and 
Normans both left little to no genetic trace; their impact was entirely cultural and linguistic. As for the Celtic Britons, they left little cultural impact as they melted into the Anglo-Saxon culture, from which English language, 
laws, customs and so on are based in.
National Wodenism asserts the Anglo-Saxon identity of the English nation, calling for a 
national palingenesis for England 
to do so. The most important aspect of this is the instatement of Fyrnsidu as the state religion and into many areas of public life. A cultural and 
educational focus on celebrating the importance of the Anglo-Saxons will be greatly valued, and efforts to 
de-romanticise the English language would be undertaken.
Dismantling Britain 
First and foremost, the prerequisite to a reborn English nation will be the dismantling of the 
multinational entity that is the 
United Kingdom, and the concept of a British "nation". With its origins entrenched in 
reactionary institutions as its very name states, the United Kingdom has worked not just to erode the culture and identity of the Celtic nations, but the English nation too, particularly in how it perceives itself. Call a Scot a Brit, and you better run as fast as you can, call an Englishman a Brit and he won't bat an eye. The idea of Britain is posited as a 
shared identity, yet it merely serves as the vehicle of Anglicisation of the whole British Isles. If other members of the Union reject the label, why should the English accept it? An independent English state is evidently necessary to maintain and revive the distinct English national identity.
National Wodenism too supports self-determination for the rest of the British Isles, supporting 
Scottish and 
Welsh independence as well as 
Irish reunification. As for the 
Cornish and 
the Manx, due to their small population and their assimilation, National Wodenism instead wants them to be recognised as native minorities within England and give them some degree of autonomy.
England on the World Stage 
The English state will have to, first and foremost, focus on its survival. Much like the 
DPRK, the new England would be an 
anti-American, 
anti-Capitalist 
nationalist state surrounded and threatened greatly by 
American influence, as such 
similar policies would have to be implemented. The state, upon establishing itself, would begin programs of 
militarisation, driven by political and revolutionary fervour.
England would remain neutral in most foreign affairs that don't directly concern it. The state would be unwilling to establish or join any international alliance, unless other nations move in the same ideological direction. The idea of a Fascist International Congress, as was attempted in Montreux, 1934, based purely as a network of solidarity and support between states sharing the same struggle against the liberal system would be considered, especially if said like-minded states were on the same archipelago .
Of the conflicts that National Wodenism does take a stance on:
Israel, a settler-colonial state actively genociding and eroding the Palestinian people, dictating western states to follow its will, must be wiped off the face of the earth, along with all of its financiers and shills.
Ukrainians are not a nation, rather Ruthenians are; 
Russia is in the right as much of southeastern "Ukraine" is, well, Russian.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea is the legitimate state on the Korean Peninsula and should annex the Republic of Korea as soon as possible.
The Old Customs 
Relations
Good (7-10)
Alstūdism (
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the same ideology, everything you say is very agreeable and you're an excellent writer and debater. The only difference really is that you're an irredentist and I'm a separatist, but that merely stems from the different circumstances of our countries. (10/10)
Improved Citizenism (
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) - You've gone from being the embodiment of all that I oppose to being extremely similar to myself. If I recall correctly you went from being a right-libertarian to an Agrarian socialist Jose Antonioite - rejecting Fascism for its totalitarianism - and as of recently you've entirely embraced Fascism. The biggest differences between us I believe is in religion and your agrarianism. (9/10)
Agricoetism (/
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) - A fellow syndicalist and a Pagan, there's quite a lot of common ground, the main disagreements between are us is on the extent of the state, centralisation of the economy, ethnic nationalism and industrialism, but apart from those I consider you rather ideologically close to myself (8/10)
Mixed (4-6)
Cosmic Legionarism (
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) - There's much held in common ground, especially in being both Pagan third positionists; your economics, civics, social views are generally good, however we have major disagreements when it comes to your white (inter)nationalism and tripartism. While you have good takes on Abrahamic religion, I don't like your syncretism and occultism much. You are, I believe the only self-described National Socialist in this community who isn't a reactionary larper and that's respectable. (5/10)
Pantheonism (
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Vistulism (
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) - When it comes to your economics, you are well a market socialist and rather moderate, but they are okay I suppose. The fact that you want to maintain the House of Lords and want to establish a third house instead of replacing the archaic aristocratic house is silly. I like that you too also want an independent England, but this being out of wanting to satiate other separatisms and not English nationalism is depressing. (4/10)
Bad (0-3)
Galaxaism(
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) - I hope this is still accurate to your views as I am typing this; while you are a corporatist, your capitalism discounts me from looking upon your economics views positively. Despite identifying as a Canadian ultranationalist you are hesitant to reject the 
sole threat to Canadian independence and embrace hawkish foreign policy. When it comes to your philosophy, I find much of it quite evil and I'm not sure if you actually believe in a lot of it. (3/10)
Nurulisme (
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"Left Quarkist" because like with Quark, I'm too retarded to understand your more esoteric takes, which share the subject of Capital. I'm not too into philosophy, but as that's a rather large part of your page, I can say it isn't very agreeable. Your Marxism is very much contradicted by your adherence to religion and nationalism (the latter being really one of the few things I appreciate about your ideology, even if a very moderate form of it). (3/10)
Mishism (
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Voidvill Rajandeep (
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) - I don't even know where to start with this, I frankly can't pin you down ideologically. Your page is certainly much more philosophy focused, and of the stuff I can understand, it's not good and very all over the place. Your political views are somewhat less contradictory since last time I saw them, but still not very agreeable. (1/10)
TIIKKETMASTER Thought (
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) - Most of the stuff I see on your page is quite evil, I wasn't aware your influence from Kaczynski had moved away from luddism to just plain ruralism, but becoming a transhumanist is quite vile. Really the only part of your page I could find agreeable were some of the enviromentalist parts. (1/10)
Brazilian Liberalism (
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Brilliant
Good
Alright
Benito Mussolini (
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Oswald Mosley (////
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Middling
Eric Campbell (
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Inadequate
Bad
Disastrous
Literature 
Have Read
- - The Doctrine of Fascism
- - Fascism: 100 Questions Asked and Answered
- - Fascism for the Million
- The Land and the People- - The New Road
Reading
- Anthology of Ramiro Ledesma Ramos
Movements
Countries and movements that I support and would align myself with, modern or historical.
Comrades
Levellers & Diggers (
Great Britain, 1646-1651)
French Revolution (
France, 1789 –1799)- Kingdom of Italy (
Italy, 1922-1943) 
Councils of National-Syndicalist Offensive (
Spain, 1931-1934)- British Union of Fascists (Great Britain, 1932-1940)
Pērkonkrusts (
Latvia, 1933-1944)
Falange de las JONS (Spain, 1934-1937)
Italian Social Republic (Italy, 1943-1945)
Democratic People's Republic of Korea (Korea, 1948-)
26th of July Movement (
Cuba, 1955-1962)
Mixed
Crusade of Romanianism (
Romania, 1934-1937)
CasaPound Italia (Italy, 2003-)
Enemies
How I Would’ve Voted
Social Democracymaxxing
- 1901 -
- No leader (Labor) - 1903 -
- Chris Watson (Labor) - 1906 - - Chris Watson (Labor)
- 1910 - - Andrew Fisher (Labor)
- 1913 - - Andrew Fisher (Labor)
- 1914 - - Andrew Fisher (Labor)
- 1917 - - Frank Tudor (Labor)
- 1919 - - Frank Tudor (Labor)
- 1922 - - Matthew Charlton (Labor)
- 1925 - - Matthew Charlton (Labor)
- 1928 - - James Scullin (Labor)
- 1929 - - James Scullin (Labor)
- 1931 -
- Jack Lang (Lang Labor) - 1934 - - Jack Lang (Lang Labor)
- 1937 -
- John Curtin (Labor) - 1940 - - Jack Lang (Lang Labor)
- 1943 - - John Curtin (Labor)
- 1946 - - Jack Lang (Lang Labor)
- 1949 -
- Ben Chifley (Labor) - 1951 - - Ben Chifley (Labor)
- 1954 - - H. V. Evatt (Labor)
- 1955 - - H. V. Evatt (Labor)
- 1958 - - H. V. Evatt (Labor)
- 1961 - - Arthur Calwell (Labor)
- 1963 - - Arthur Calwell (Labor)
- 1966 - - Arthur Calwell (Labor)
- 1969 -
- Gough Whitlam (Labor) - 1972 - - Gough Whitlam (Labor)
- 1974 - - Gough Whitlam (Labor)
- 1975 - - Gough Whitlam (Labor)
- 1977 - - Gough Whitlam (Labor)
- 1980 - - Bill Hayden (Labor)
- 1983 -
- Bob Hawke (Labor) - 1984 - - Bob Hawke (Labor)
- 1987 - - Bob Hawke (Labor)
- 1990 - - Bob Hawke (Labor)
- 1993 - - Paul Keating (Labor)
- 1996 - - Paul Keating (Labor)
- 1998 - - Kim Beazley (Labor)
- 2001 - - Kim Beazley (Labor)
- 2004 - - Mark Latham (Labor)
- 2007 - - Kevin Rudd (Labor)
- 2010 - - Julia Gillard (Labor)
- 2013 -
- Bob Katter (KAP) - 2016 - - Bob Katter (KAP)
- 2019 - - Bob Katter (KAP)
- 2022 - - Bob Katter (KAP)
Social Democracymaxxing 2
- Henry Hyndman (Social Democratic Federation) - Henry Hyndman (Social Democratic Federation)
- Keir Hardie (Labour Representation Committee) - Keir Hardie (Labour Representation Committee)
- Arthur Henderson (Labour) - George Barnes (Labour)
- Henry Hyndman (National Socialist) - No Leader (National Socialist) - No Leader (National Socialist) - No Leader (National Socialist)
- Abstain
- Oswald Mosley (New) - Abstain
- C. A. Smith (Common Wealth)
- David Gibson (Independent Labour) - Fred Barton (Independent Labour) - Annie Maxton (Independent Labour) - Oswald Mosley (Union Movement) - John Bean (British National) - Oswald Mosley (Union Movement) - John O'Brien (National Front) - John Davis (National Independence)
- John Kingsley Read (National Front)
- John Tyndall (National Front) - Andrew Fountaine (Nationalist) - John Tyndall (BNP) John McAuley (National Front)
- Ian Anderson (National Democrats)
- Nick Griffin (BNP) - Nick Griffin (BNP) - Nick Griffin (BNP) - Robin Tilbrook (English Democrats) - Robin Tilbrook (English Democrats) - Robin Tilbrook (English Democrats)
Gallery
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By Conor :)
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Hallo Borker, by
Killer Kitty
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