Aryan Nations Research Paper

The Aryan Nations was founded by Richard Butler, a young man who was

drafted into the United States Air Force during World War II. He founded Aryan

Nations stemming from the Church of Jesus Christ, with an ideology that is a combination

of Christian identity and Nazism. The foundation and main purpose when Richard

Butler founded Aryan Nations was to overthrow both the American and Canadian

governments in order to create the idea of the “Aryan population”. It was founded

by Butler in 1974 on a twenty acre compound in Hayden Lake, Idaho.

Richard Butler created his idea of the Aryan Nations based off of the ideals of

Reverend Wesley Swift. Swift was the leader of the Church of Jesus Christ, and

was a
According to David Myatt, the creator of Ethical- National Socialism, “it is an explication, and evolution, of the National-Socialism of Adolf Hitler.National-Socialism thus represents not only the essence of the National-Socialism of Adolf Hitler, but is also a conscious and ethical development of that particular wide world view, founded upon the ethical principles of honor, loyalty, and duty.” Honor means we have an inner basic instinct within us to act fairly, which presents itself in our personal behavior. Loyalty is being true to the person to whom you have declared an oath. In this situation members of the Aryan Nations declare loyalty, in the form of an oath, to the organization. Duty is an obligation to an individual or comrade in the Aryan Nations. You must do everything that is honorable to serve him or her to the best of your ability. The Aryan Nations members must swear to this code and live it to the best of their abilities. If they do not, they will be expelled from the group. Additionally, there are a number of interesting things about the Aryan Nations with regard to their relationships with other groups, and their sense of being in
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