The Power of Storytelling, Good and Evil

Oral storytelling has been a long part of human history, especially Western society before widespread literacy. Even after that, the tradition of storytelling has continued to be an important part of society for a multitude of reasons, of which some we will explore today. Storytelling is so important, in fact, that there are strong reasons why our political opposition scrambles to control storytelling (narratives) so much. Stories are powerful, and the most critical element of their power is control – long-term, passive, narrative control.

From a young age, we are brought up on storytelling and mythmaking and those play a part in shaping us, whether we realize it or not. Thus, the nature of a story and, just as importantly, its source are necessary to carefully critique. For thousands of years, Europeans grew up with stories of their culture, history, ancestors, and legends. These stories came from both ancient mythology as well as lived experiences, all of which molded the character of various European societies and peoples. It is what gave them identity and uniqueness from one another, demonstrated which values were placed more highly in their respective cultures, and it is for these reasons we must not only take back “storytelling” but continue to tell the tales and legacies of our people.

The Far Left radicals that actively target us, and even peruse this very article you are reading right now, subconsciously understand what a powerful tool, and in their case a weapon, storytelling is; which is why, over the course of many decades, they have built an invisible empire and created societal mechanisms to continue to tell their desired narratives to shape your subliminal consciousness. From Hollywood to Disney to Twitter, the entire structure is set up to deliver their stories, which is based off their political philosophy – one of destruction. Now, this isn’t necessarily destruction in the sense of a MOAB, but more of a destruction of the mind (and, the soul). It is a fundamental reshaping of the natural identity and subsequent reinforcement of the Left’s ersatz identity throughout an individual’s life, from childhood throughout adulthood, until such a point where the individual is so demoralized that they are now unconditionally programed – the perfect ideological soldier, the puppet on a string, of the Left’s storytellers.

We have certainly seen this play out, as millions of demoralized people have unquestionably towed the ever-evolving mainstream narratives and shunned any further information collection or analysis to come to their own conclusions. At one time, we called this “critical thinking” and it was a foundational pillar on which our Western society was built. For the political storytellers that rule over the American Empire, it is important for them to maintain the ability to tell “stories” to children, especially since they have no frame of reference, no ability to rationally deduce the information they are being given, and no ability to gather information from other sources. This is important for the storytellers to implant ideas and narratives into their heads, particularly of the most degenerate and disgusting variety. All of it is an effort to disrupt and destroy Western society and Christendom.

When one looks at the cultural media of today, which we use to judge a culture, what do we see? Do we see a society which puts a strong emphasis on tradition, hard work, morals, Christ, the family, building and maintaining a society? The overwhelming answer is “No.” In fact, if you looked at the stories pushed out by the mainstream Left, you would see a promotion of perverted hyper-individualism, one so dangerously extreme as to question if demonic possession plays a role.

Individuals do not build societies – groups of people do. When we put hyper-individualism above society, we put the health of that collective society at great risk, because now it is no longer about the survival of the group but the eventual hedonism of the individual. The “individual” Far Left extremists want you to be, is one that can’t even help yourself because you don’t even know how to help yourself. The stories of our ancestors and mythology are highly offensive to leftists because the core of their political philosophy is a militaristically revolutionary one, wherein the natural world and order are viewed as inherently evil and thus in need for replacement. This is why the Left does not want Christianity in government, why they do not want happy and healthy families, and why they engage in things like cancel culture and iconoclasm.

At the heart of it, they are so manipulated, brainwashed, and guilt-ridden, from people who seek to use them as a tool, a weapon to destroy, that they will betray their own people in a radical zeal to seek approval from their abusers. It’s no accident that, when we observe individuals that identify as political leftists, we see grossly disproportionate cases of mental disorders, physical degradation, and sexual perversion. A large reason for this is the stories which they were brought up on. While you or I might have grown up on tales of General Lee, Billy Mitchell, George Washington, General Patton, and many other impressive real-life figures, they were raised on Harry Potter and stories about gay sex, transgenderism, and all sort of poisons designed to corrupt the mind, degenerate the soul, and create a dysgenic freak.

At the end of the day, while it is easy to despise them for their actions and who they are, you cannot help but feel a certain degree of pity for them. Unwittingly, they believe they chose their path on their own; in reality, they were forced down this path by something else. The question becomes how does one punish a fool that does not know they made a mistake? The Left would consider such a question as unreasonable. However, to us, as traditionalists, we know that there are actions and consequences for everything. Can such people be reasoned with? The answer is sadly no, their minds have been sabotaged by the Left’s storytelling. As always, there are exceptions to the rule, but an exception does not constitute the standard. It is of great imperativeness we tell our stories, lest they tell our stories for us.

God bless you and God bless Dixie.