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Greg Johnson interviews Paul Waggener, musician, artist, author, founding member of the folkish pagan group Wolves of Vinland, and head of Operation Werewolf.
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Topics discussed include:
- Paul’s upbringing and spiritual path
- His intellectual and musical influences
- The Wolves of Vinland
- Traditional gender roles
- The importance of ritual
- Motorcycle clubs as models for the Wolves’ membership structure
- What the Wolves reject about the modern world
- The Wolves as folkish group
- The importance of self-employment and the economics of the tribe
- Jack Donovan and the Wolves
- The cultural corrosiveness of irony
- Self-improvement through community
- Friendship and self-improvement
- Operation Werewolf
- Paul’s music: from black metal to country
- Paul’s gym and personal training
- Paul as writer
- http://www.operationwerewolf.com/
4 Comments
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Very refreshing interview. Thank you.
Very impressive. I wish that gladiators such as Paul could save our civilization. I know he has no interest in doing so. We are old and weak, not worthy. There are others here and coming that are more inspired and vigorous ( including fertile women .) I’m sure his tribe will do well among them.
I have a few of his books, good guy with a good outlook on life.
Our movement would be doing better if /our guys/ embraced more the orthoPRAXY of Jack Donovan, Paul Wanger, and The Golden One, in lieu of the constant in-fighting over orthoDOXY