The Empire Never Ended

Things are not looking bright for the Order of Nine Angles. The Order loses their former 'Outer Representative' to love while Fed snitches and Sith Lords take the reigns. Nikola, the Orthodox Priest / Astral Bone Gnawer gets trolled on a live stream, and some of the most tedious fash fic yet from the mysterious Russian 'Temple of the Black Sun'. Subscribe to patreon.org/tenepod and twitter.com/tenepod.

TENE offers their initial thoughts on the invasion of Ukraine, the effects it's had on Russian and Ukrainian fascist groups, a Balkan perspective on hot takes from 'smarties', and some ways to offer solidarity to those trying to keep each other alive. Jail support for arrested anti-war protesters: https://wiki.avtonom.org/en/index.php/Donate Anarchists organizing transportation, necessary goods, and medical supplies: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=Q2K9RMBVVJMN4 Subscribe to patreon.org/tenepod and twitter.com/tenepod.

Boris completes TENE's soul-crushing look at the so-called "Creativity Movement" and its post-Klassen period of career whiner, Matt Hale. Bad literature, worse RPGs, and deadly violence characterize Hale's World Church of the Creator, which feels less like a church and more like a toilet wine hangover. Subscribe to patreon.org/tenepod and twitter.com/tenepod.

Boris, Fritz, and Rey watch the long-running public access cable show, Race & Reason, and despair. TENE looks at the show's history and the fellas introduce its infamous host, White Aryan Resistance's Tom Metzger, as well as get into the nitty-gritty of a handful of his strangest interviews with a Fascist Wobbly, a Nazi Trot, and an NAACP Bircher. Subscribe to patreon.org/tenepod and twitter.com/tenepod.

TENE takes a look at Ben Klassen, a boring businessman who became the founder of the Church of the Creator and its poorly-named 'Creativity Movement'. Boris explains the racist core of this parody of a church and pushes through some of the worst writing in the history of The Empire Never Ended. Subscribe to patreon.org/tenepod and twitter.com/tenepod.

Boris finds some Bob Matthews Fash Fic on the Stormfront message board, which somehow still exists. After realizing it's all written in the second-person, Fritz decides it was meant to be an RPG. Fritz has Rey and Boris guide Bob and his Zombie companion in their holy war against... FEMA, maybe? Stand up like paladins! Subscribe to patreon.org/tenepod and twitter.com/tenepod.

Delve into the absurd world of extremist groups and their misguided motivations. Crime sprees blend with dark humor, as a botched heist reveals paranoia and betrayal within a notorious faction. Explore the rise and fall of radical ideologies while uncovering personal vendettas and media influences. The chaos escalates amid internal rivalries, leading to dramatic downfalls and legal pressures. Plus, enjoy a comedic take on urban survival as adventurers clash with their fictional fantasies. It's a wild ride through extremism and imagination!

TENE watches two pretty weird films about or inspired by the Order, Bob Matthews' white nationalist group of the early '80s: Brotherhood of Murder (1998) and Costa-Gavras' lesser-known film, Betrayed (1988). Each film royally fucks up in its own special way, creating some very strange representations of the 'Silent Brotherhood'. Subscribe at patreon.com/tenepod and twitter.com/tenepod!

Dive into the bizarre world of The Order, the infamous white nationalist group of the '80s. Explore Robert Matthews’ early life and his Silent Brotherhood’s absurd ideologies. Discover how far-right extremism evolved through personal journeys and family tensions, alongside a comedic take on their misguided criminal escapades. Reflect on the strange allure of the Turner Diaries and the chilling shift from petty crimes to heinous acts within this extremist enclave. It's a wild mix of history, humor, and human folly.

TENE dusts off the Fash-Files and looks into two mysterious close encounters of the third kind. Fritz offers a fresh look at the famous stories of the Kelly-Hopkinsville Encounter of 1955 and the Lovette-Cunningham Incident at White Sands, New Mexico in '56. He examines the social and political environment in which these stories were popularized and argues that understanding Christian Identity suggests hypotheses usually overlooked in most tellings. Subscribe at patreon.com/tenepod and twitter.com/tenepod