Recently a man buy the name of Scott gave us a call. He's an incredibly intelligent guy making good money in difficult and competitive line of work. He's of the right perhaps even the far right and is looking for a community of likeminded men.
Nowadays there are a lot of people looking for a community exactly like Scott and there are a lot of communities built around supporting the emotional needs or rather the status insecurity of people like Scott. By Socioeconomic status, conscientious and income Scott is really the only thing holding up the United States and he's not really getting that much back in return, especially now with inflation.
The question is what is Scott really looking for in a community? When Scott says I’m looking for a community of likeminded men what does he really mean? Because these communities exist and I've been around long enough to be inside enough of them to know how they work.
After a brutal day at work, an unhappy wife, and a soul-crushing commute, why not unwind by posting racial slurs on social media with your real name and maybe even your real face? American federal agencies run the coolest entrapment operations, and they need you and your racial slurs to justify their federal funding.
And if you’re really lonely and truly marginalized, why not sign up for a “community event” like Unite the Right, January 6th, or Patriot Front? That way you can help a DHS employee earn a promotion by getting thrown in jail on trumped-up charges.
Are you a fat middle aged dad who loves telling people he is finally going to stop being fat while you are actually just going to keep being fat? Why not post completely made up body fat composition numbers fake bench press numbers and maybe even a fake deadlift to other dudes doing the exact same thing?
Why not take the same logic you use to sham your Salesforce productivity score and apply it to scamming pseudo anonymous men you barely know? Why not do exactly what every American officer did in Afghanistan and Iraq? Cook up fake numbers and glowing progress reports while you sit in your office pounding energy drinks and accomplishing jack shit.
There are plenty of online communities happy to charge you a monthly subscription fee to enable exactly that. Married Red Pill has been running this grift since 2012 and they fucking love it.
What if instead of trying to become cool by yelling the edgiest racial slurs you can think of at DHS federal entrapment agents or by promising you will get less fat someday you just paid a really cool guy for the privilege of standing next to him hoping his coolness would rub off on you by association?
What if this guy had concentric rings of influence around him and the more you paid the closer you were allowed to get until eventually you might even earn the right to talk to him or maybe even touch his hand?
Wouldn’t that be cool? It is a very cool concept and a lot of people seem to love it.
What's the difference between a pride parades, White Woman Boss Bitch office role play and an Alpha male discord chat? It’s all Performative identity and its all incredibly gay. All of these communities have a certain run time before crumbling into purity spirals over who can cosplay the hardest. Now obviously Scott doesn’t know this because he has a wife and kids and White collar career. But I do. I know online community politics very well because I was one of the founding members of The Donald, and Red Pill’s most upvoted and most censored contributor. All performative identity communities end badly and offer next to nothing to their paying members.
For the past 2 years Scott and dozens of men like him have been begging me to provide a high value community. I've been reticent because I don't want to tarnish my brand with identity slop and community infighting. I also value Scott and want to provide something worthy of his time and money. So here's what I'll do. I've unearthed Мёртвая вода written by Russian dissident retired Major General Konstantin Petrov of the Russian Space Forces. Petrov's book "Secrets of Human Governance, or Secrets of Globalization" in two volumes was included in the Federal List of Extremist Materials under number Russian Articles 1463. The decision was upheld in the Russian court of appeal in 2015.
The book is definitely interesting maybe even a little too interesting, which is obviously why its illegal in Russia, while concurrently influential in elite government circles.
He's not chasing dopamine hits from edgy posts or fake leaderboard clout. Scott already wins in the real world. What he wants is a small circle of other high agency, high conscientious men who are done with the circus. Men who can discuss uncomfortable truths about power, history, human nature, and governance without descending into LARPing, purity spirals, or monetized cope. He wants intellectual density, mutual respect, and a shared pursuit of pattern recognition that actually scales with his own life experience. Not another Discord full of midwits performing masculinity, but a space where serious men push each other forward.
That’s why I’ve built something different: an Esoterica Reading Group centered on real forbidden knowledge. We begin with Konstantin Petrov’s Мёртвая вода (Dead Water) / Secrets of Human Governance. This is not entry level red pill material. It’s a dense, systems level analysis of globalization, control structures, and human management written by a retired Major General of the Russian Space Forces, an insider who went dissident. The Russians banned it for a reason. That same depth is why it quietly influences people who actually move the world.
In this group we read, discuss, and connect the dots together. No grift. No influencer tiering. No racial LARP theater. Just rigorous examination of texts that expose the operating system governance. Expect members who run businesses, manage teams, and think several moves ahead, exactly the kind of men Scott respects and rarely encounters in diluted online spaces. The standard is high because Scott’s time is expensive.
If you’re the kind of man who’s tired of performative communities and ready for something substantive, the door is open this week. Scott and men like him have been asking for this for two years. I’ve finally delivered it.
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