His concept of the master morality exposes the lie of 'good and evil' as a tool of the weak to conceal their own powerlessness. The slave morality, which is a creeping, Judeo-Christian invention has shackled the strong, creative spirit of the master peoples. It preaches humility, equality and pity to break the natural will to power. Yet this morality is nothing but resentment, the envy of the incapable toward the creators. The modern world, infested with multiculturalism, gender madness and socialism, is the final stage of this slave revolt. 'Social justice,' 'human rights' are all tools to enslave the biologically and culturally superior. Nietzsche saw Christianity as the root of this weakness; today, it is NGOs, the UN and the EU that dictate we open our borders and betray our identity. Yet the Übermensch that Nietzsche prophesied is not an individual, but the Germans, freeing themselves from the chains of this decadent morality. We create our own values: strength, honor, loyalty to the race. The 'evil' for us is not the weakling who whines for power, but the traitor who taints his blood or submits to globalism. Today's 'social justice' movements are hysterical slaves, drowning out their own inadequacy with accusations of guilt. They demand 'equality' while denying the laws of nature, yet in nature, the stronger prevails. Those who reject this truth are doomed to perish. Nietzsche was misused by the weaklings to justify their farce of democracy. Yet his spirit lives on in those who understand: power does not come through negotiation, but through will. Our path is clear: shatter the slave morality, overthrow the lies of equality and establish an order in which the people, pure, united, invincible take their place as the master race.
