Capitalize on this Momentum: Build and Fight to the Glory of God
7 November 2024
The 5th of November 2024 marked the final opportunity for Americans to vote Donald Trump into office. Trump will never again run an election campaign, which means that from here on out, all debates on the moral implications of voting for Trump will be purely theoretical. What we undoubtedly have in Trump is a decisive victory over the radical leftists of the Democratic Party, which means that our enemies are very much fatigued and discouraged right now.
All over the world, Christian Nationalists have been encouraged and emboldened by Trump’s landslide victory. We must now utilize this energy and momentum to take back as much territory from the left as we possibly can. Trump has never been the end-game, and while he isn’t the solution to the challenges we face, his victory has undoubtedly put us on the front foot. We need to capitalize on this momentum. For without having to spend all our energy standing up and fighting for our basic liberties all the time and with a much more positive socio-economic outlook, we now have much more room to manoeuvre and work towards building the New Christendom by starting at a local level and expanding our influence from there. We have an opportunity to build institutions and lay the foundations for truly Christocratic societies. Under Trump’s second administration, we will have more time and resources to build up demographic strongholds. RidgeRunner communities can really get off the ground in America, for example, while small conservative nations such as Hungary now again have a powerful ally in the White House.
Ultimately, it is absolutely crucial not to miss this moment and this historic opportunity that God has given America and the West in general. While our enemies are confused and tired, we can, with God’s help, achieve a great deal. We don’t deserve God’s mercy, but He has given it to us anyway. We therefore have a duty towards each other and our posterity to seize this historic opportunity by actively capitalizing on a socio-political climate where there is less pressure on us to only fight to survive and more room for us to thrive.