Today people place enormous amounts of trust into digital infrastructures that others were exploiting less than a decade ago as a hobby. Through the process of abstraction, these vast networks and open corridors have been largely obscured, which situationally masks their vulnerabilities. However, the greatest threat vector any system can possess is that of it's operator, as so many south asians have taught our elderly. It is for this reason alone that we have shifted our focus to the advanced education of our folk, seeing as the digital playground they so often find themselves traversing is constantly changing like a living labyrinth.
Like so many working class families, mine first acquired a desktop computer in the early 2000's, it was then when my curiosity got the best of me and I delved into exploring how such devices worked. On rainy days we spent many afternoons and evenings on our Nintendo's, and the computer when it came along. When gaming got repetitive or quests became too tedious, we would look into how we could modify the game to our benefit; which soon took on a life of its own, as we had to learn how to manipulate these devices. In a way, this process draws several parallels with mechanics and construction, in that you learn how to take things gently apart and fix them or demolish such systems entirely and build anew.
Having pragmatically excelled in the modification of games and computers, and having spent so much time playing strategy games, it was only a matter of time when these skills would soon overlap with environmental pressures like those experienced in the nationalist space. After observing and studying the primary forces behind the evocation behind the circumstances our folk now faced, it was second nature to apply our earlier experiences in servitude of our people. As without a bulwark with which our people could organize around, we face a collective threat of systemic disillusionment, and so many of our people have begun expressing the symptoms of this illness already (however they voluntarily mask it with addictive coping mechanisms because they are shown no alternatives).
Through the process of self-discovery and recounting historical events, we have found ourselves simultaneously in three states, and have discovered others in both advanced and novice journeys of their own; that is not to contrast our strife with some new-age spiritual mantra, but rather to convey how the Aryan biospirit innately weaves it's way through blood memory like a needle spinning a golden thread through time. It is in this observer like state where one must forego his own pursuits and ego for the collective interests of his own folk. As all manufactured and artificial identities of the I have to be abandoned in order to focus oneself on the primordial instincts and collective advancement of one's people, followed by a return to nature.
This belief system is best embodied by Robert J. Matthews phrase: 10,000 hearts 1 beat. Where we all have endured various circumstances in order to get where we are today, and while people argue over the merits of each others journey, we mistake the starting line for the finish line. Having believed that we have overcame our life's greatest challenges, we abandon the prospect and duty of warding off foreign advancements on our children and nation's respective future; which is not to be confused with making weak men, as the challenges our descendants face will be more potent than anything we have experienced thus far in our lives. This sense of obligation has always been the driving factor behind our actions, and sadly it is only when you put yourself in such a leadership role that it becomes apparent what sort of hurdles we face as a people, and our novice critics soon learn that we were right all along.