Sons of Korah

Ten Points of Christian Nationalism Brothers: I invite feedback & correction on this two-page distillation of nationhood, ordered loves, patriarchy, marriage, and governance. PDF draft—Feb 2026 update: dropbox.com/scl/fi/d90ivzu00…

Every Christian Nationalist needs to take Corey Mahler’s critique seriously rather than dismiss it as purity-spiraling or non-viable. Even the capitalists know that few strategies work better for dominating an industry than offering a sufficient quantity of high-quality product for free (see Dropbox, Gmail, and Zoom). When the material you produce concerns political theology, cultural strategy, and practical next steps for the future of our God-given people and nation, a paywall creates two significant problems: First, a non-trivial number of our men who already hold these convictions—based pastors and tradesmen, younger guys supporting families, or those simply in tight financial seasons due to our wicked, anti-White, usury-based order—cannot justify yet another subscription or conference fee. Excluding them from the conversation weakens the movement, reducing the number of capable and passionate men who can amplify or refine your ideas. David’s mighty men were not drawn from the comfortable and well-funded; many were in debt, distress, and discontent when they joined him. A movement that cannot make room for men in similar conditions is seriously limiting its strength. Second, interested fence-sitters who are still evaluating your message will never cross a paywall to hear your case. When the iron is no longer hot and your free tier is finally released, 90% of the Happening-Now interest is gone. If your goal is to form a broader, more durable constituency rather than a self-selecting inner ring of customers, that friction is stifling to a true political movement. Supporting speakers and organizers is legitimate. Meetings cost money, and sustained work requires patrons, donors, volunteers, and higher-fare payers. The issue is not compensation itself, but the decision to place your core public arguments favoring Christian Nationalism behind a barrier that filters for money. All successful political movements that aim to speak for a people, rather than a customer base, have historically treated wide access to their foundational material as a strategic necessity. Whether that takes the form of *slightly* delayed free releases (while maintaining the hot-iron interest), a permanent free tier with all essential content, an email-access tier, or some other no-cost, low-friction setup, the mechanism is negotiable. The vital point is that the men who should be in the ring are not locked out in the service of capital.

Mike Winger, a Very Serious Jedi-Christian, is very concerned: Nationalism has created a disturbance in the Force. Thankfully, others share his concern, including those pictured; they have reposted his Very Christian Warning. A proper red flag has been raised. Be warned!