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02-20-2019, 04:15 PM #1
Operation Werewolf (Paul Waggener)
Have you guys seen this before? Picked this up from a guy in the gym who follows this
https://www.operationwerewolf.com/
Mixing together equal parts fight club, strength regimen, motorcycle club and esoteric order, Operation Werewolf is more than the sum of its parts. It is not an organization, but an organism- living and breathing by its tenets and watchwords, “Iron and Blood.”
It is an affiliation of strength- Wolves among men who recognize one another by the three fingered salute and by the black flag that is their shirt, tank top or battle jacket that reads “Operation Werewolf.” These men and women have chosen to gather under this banner because it calls out to their primal natures, that fiery blood that sets them apart from the hopeless grey masses that wander this rock devoid of purpose or joy.
Operatives can be found in countries across the world, dripping sweat on the floor of their spartan-style garage weight room, leaving blood on the dirt in the backyard boxing ring, or bringing their feral competitive style to powerlifting meets, MMA events, bars, back alleys and the savage streets of crumbling cities. They are not products of their environment- instead they change the landscape and environment around them, forgers of destiny, architects of their own becoming. They make the flesh strong, knowing that it is the only fit conveyance for a strong mind and an iron will – theirs is a mindset that accepts no weakness.
Some are solitary practitioners, performing the rituals of life and death amongst the ruins of modern civilization, lone wolves howling songs of destruction and new growth in the woods that encroach on the edges of the rotting Empire, waiting for the fall. Others have made it their mission to seek each other out, forming militaristic divisions, chapters led by their strongest member, creating a war-band that seeks to carve its own myth, to create its own saga of power and might- men and women challenging each other to strive ever higher.
It is not a political statement, but a bloody fist shaken in the face of all institutions of control- a furious bite to the hands that seek to leash or enslave. It is not right or left, but free of these shackles of modern dualistic thinking- it operates under the assumption that the Kings of this world have become so through the forked tongue of finance and fear, and it rejects their offerings. The warriors who make up Operation Werewolf know that the true heroes are those who are self made, physically and mentally strong, free thinkers and free doers who are both untamed and unrepentant.
Operation Werewolf is a lifestyle, one of constant self-overcoming and hardship. You operatives know that today’s effort is tomorrow’s reward, and that one must always strive to outdo themselves- each day must be lived as though it is Ragnarok, each hour the last one of our lives.
So make of your bodies a temple, of your will a weapon, of your mind a smokeless fire that reduces this world’s lies into ashes.
Iron and Blood!
92/XCIILast edited by EDCG19; 02-20-2019 at 04:18 PM.
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02-20-2019, 04:17 PM #2
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03-05-2019, 03:10 PM #3
I know of them. I have heard them referred to as an esoteric gym cult, I guess it was a matter of time before someone mentioned them on here. I have a few friends who have met and hung out with them, I met one member but didn't really know it at the time. I learned about them surfing FB and I saw a motorcycle gas tank that said wolves on it. Then I saw back patches with a very basic image of a wolf head and it read wolves. I figured it was an unknown motorcycle club but could not find any information. One thing was clear, many of them like listening to black metal. Then I saw an event page for a metal show in the woods a good distance from the nearest town. Some people put on this metal show maybe every few summers and it is mostly black metal bands that play it. I saw the pics of the show that were taken by a photographer who I ended up becoming friends with a few months later. Again I saw the wolf head patch on the back of the denim vest and I remembered that was the group I couldn't find anything about. I started asking questions and I found out who they were, not a literal motorcycle club but they were a thing for sure. They are the Wolves of Vinland.
There is more to them than being metal heads, lifting weights, and riding motorcycles. They hate how political correctness is destroying our culture, they hate the weakness of many men in our modern world and their intent is to reverse that. To help people rediscover honor and masculine strength in their lives because they believe that's where repairing our degraded society begins. Many of them follow pagan beliefs but I'm not sure if all of them do or how serious they take it. They recognize that pornography, drugs, and the over consumption of alcohol are ruining men while others openly admit to it without recognizing their own downfall.
There is a good message but at the same time there are a few things that some may laugh at. The Wolves of Vinland have been accused of being Neo Nazis mainly by Antifa groups who are nothing more than snobby communist revolutionaries who call everyone a Nazi. At the same time I saw the dog whistles myself and had suspicions but learned that the accusations were not true as far as the the movement as a whole is concerned.
The Wolves of Vinland and Operation Werewolf are definitely an intriguing thing to look into and think about. They should not be compared to the motorcycle club 1%er cheesy rebel mentality as they are sometimes compared to but contrasted from such organizations instead. I cannot think of anything else like them that has emerged in today's world to oppose the enslavement people put themselves into through their own weakness and misguidance.Last edited by crazy_rocks; 03-05-2019 at 03:56 PM.
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