I was interested in seeing the opinions of what people thought of David Myatt and his works before he renounced political extremism. Just for context, he's the founder of a few British NSM groups, former newsletter writer for Hamas during his islamist phase, and (allegedly) a ideological writer for the Order of Nine Angles. (Allegedly because most of the "evidence" is hearsay and provides no real concrete proof)
Good evening, I am looking for any folks looking to help out around their community to give back and spread the gospels of Christ while also promoting change in fabor of third position policies. We are based around Northeast Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. If anyone is interested please feel free to DM @leagueofchristianunity. God bless you all.
The State shall recognize the Catholic Faith as the spiritual foundation of public life and shall order its laws and institutions toward the common good, natural law, and the moral teachings of the Catholic Church.
The State shall reject the liberal conception of a completely secular government in which religion is confined exclusively to private life. Civil authority shall recognize that man possesses both temporal and eternal ends, and government shall therefore respect the moral order taught by the Catholic Church.
This system shall be explicitly Catholic and integralist. Civil and ecclesiastical authority shall retain their proper spheres, while the temporal government recognizes the superior authority of the Church in matters concerning faith and morals.
The State shall not establish a racial hierarchy. Human beings shall possess equal fundamental human dignity regardless of ancestry or ethnicity. Opposition to religious doctrines considered contrary to Catholic teaching shall not be transformed into racial hostility or collective punishment.
The nation shall be governed by a hereditary Catholic monarchy.
The King shall serve as the supreme temporal authority of the realm and shall be responsible for:
The monarchy shall not be an unrestricted personal dictatorship. The King's authority shall be exercised according to the Constitution, fundamental law, natural law, and the legitimate authority of the Catholic Church.
The Crown shall pass through the male line of the royal dynasty.
Only male members of the royal house shall be eligible to inherit the throne according to the constitutionally established order of succession.
The hereditary character of the Crown shall provide continuity and stability while the King's authority remains subject to the constitutional order and the superior spiritual authority of the Church.
The Catholic Church shall stand above the temporal government in matters of faith and morals.
The King shall possess genuine and substantial authority over temporal affairs while recognizing the authority of the Pope and bishops concerning the spiritual and moral order.
The Church shall not administer ordinary governmental departments. Rather, the constitutional order shall recognize distinct spheres of authority: the King shall govern temporal affairs, while the Church shall possess superior authority in matters properly belonging to faith, morals, and the spiritual welfare of the nation.
The Crown shall defend the Church, while the Church shall serve as the moral guardian of the nation.
A formal constitutional mechanism shall exist through which the Church may challenge actions of the civil government.
If the Pope, or at least one-half of the Catholic bishops of the nation, formally determines that an action of the State violates Catholic faith, morals, or the legitimate authority of the Church, they may demand the convocation of a National Council of Church and State.
The Council shall include:
The Council shall examine the disputed action and determine whether it is compatible with the Catholic constitutional order.
The purpose of this institution shall be to ensure that the temporal government does not exercise authority contrary to the Church's legitimate spiritual jurisdiction.
The realm shall be divided into provinces.
Each province shall be administered by a Governor appointed by the King.
The Governor shall:
The Governor shall remain subordinate to the King and serve as the Crown's principal representative within the province.
Because Governors are appointed by the King, the King shall possess the constitutional authority to dismiss a Governor for stated cause.
Such dismissal may occur when a Governor:
The King shall provide a formal reason for dismissal, preventing the power from becoming merely arbitrary.
Municipalities shall retain a greater degree of popular participation.
Each municipality shall elect its own Mayor by popular vote.
The Mayor shall administer:
Thus, the system shall not abolish all elections. National authority shall be hereditary, provincial authority shall be appointed by the Crown, and municipal executive authority shall be locally elected.
Although Mayors shall be elected by the people, their authority shall remain subordinate to the Constitution and Crown.
The King shall possess constitutional authority to dismiss a Mayor for stated and legally recognized cause when the Mayor's actions constitute a serious threat to:
A dismissal shall require a formal statement of reasons and shall be subject to the judicial or constitutional review established by law.
Every province and municipality shall fall within the ecclesiastical jurisdiction of the appropriate Catholic bishop.
The bishop shall possess a constitutionally recognized authority to veto actions of a Governor or Mayor when those actions fall within the Church's defined spiritual or moral jurisdiction and contradict Catholic law or the constitutional settlement between Church and State.
The bishop's veto shall not make him the ordinary administrator of civil government. Civil administration shall remain principally the responsibility of Governors and Mayors.
The bishop shall instead serve as guardian of the Church's legitimate authority within local government.
The constitutional order shall therefore be:
The Catholic Church / Pope
Supreme spiritual authority
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National Episcopal Council
National ecclesiastical oversight
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The King
Supreme temporal authority
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Provincial Governors
Appointed and dismissible by the King
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Municipal Mayors
Elected by the people, subject to constitutional royal dismissal for stated cause
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Local administration
At the local level, the bishop possesses ecclesiastical oversight, while the Mayor or Governor retains responsibility for ordinary civil administration.
This creates a system combining hereditary monarchy, appointed provincial government, elected municipal government, royal supervisory authority, and ecclesiastical oversight.
The economic order shall be founded upon Catholic social teaching, combining the principles of distributism, corporatism, subsidiarity, solidarity, private property, and the common good.
The State shall reject both unrestricted economic individualism and the abolition of private property under state socialism.
The State shall encourage the widest practical distribution of productive property.
Families, independent farmers, craftsmen, small businesses, cooperatives, and local enterprises shall be encouraged to own productive property rather than allowing economic life to become concentrated among a small number of enormous corporations or financial institutions.
The State shall encourage:
Private property shall be protected, while its use shall recognize obligations toward the family, workers, community, and common good.
Workers and employers shall be organized into recognized occupational corporations, guilds, and professional associations.
These bodies shall:
The economic order shall reject class warfare and instead seek cooperation between workers, employers, families, and the State.
Economic decisions shall be made at the lowest competent level.
The family shall retain its proper economic authority. Local associations and guilds shall handle matters they can reasonably administer. Municipal and provincial authorities shall intervene only where necessary, with the national government acting where genuinely national interests require it.
The State shall oppose the excessive concentration of economic and financial power.
No private corporation, banking institution, financial organization, or industrial combine shall be permitted to acquire such dominance that it can effectively control essential portions of national economic life or exercise undue political power.
The government may therefore:
The purpose shall not be to abolish banking or private enterprise, but to prevent financial power from becoming concentrated beyond the limits compatible with the common good.
Political authority shall not become an instrument of private financial interests.
The following principles shall govern the political order:
The State shall maintain particular vigilance against foreign political interference, including attempts by Israel or any other foreign government to improperly influence domestic political affairs.
Opposition to the political actions of a foreign state shall not constitute hostility toward that state's people, ethnicity, or religion. The same standard shall be applied to every foreign government.
Justice shall be administered according to a Catholic conception of law and justice, drawing upon the historical relationship between canon law and civil law.
Ecclesiastical courts shall retain jurisdiction over matters properly belonging to the Church, while civil courts shall administer ordinary temporal justice.
The judicial system shall recognize:
Punishment shall seek justice, protection of society, restitution where possible, and rehabilitation.
The nation shall reject a correctional system concerned merely with locking offenders away without attempting to restore them to productive social life.
The State shall establish a national rehabilitation program in which suitable prisoners may receive:
The purpose shall be to transform imprisonment from mere isolation into an opportunity for discipline, education, repentance, vocational development, and eventual reintegration into society.
Punishment shall remain subject to law, humane treatment, due process, and the dignity of the human person.
The nation shall recognize the importance of public morality.
Education, family policy, public institutions, and civil law shall be ordered toward the protection of:
The State shall favor Catholic education and catechesis while respecting the legitimate spiritual jurisdiction of the Church.
The nation shall oppose cultural practices and religious doctrines that it considers contrary to Catholic faith and natural law.
Such opposition shall concern beliefs and practices rather than racial or ethnic identity.
The nation shall maintain its political independence.
No foreign government, international financial institution, corporation, or political organization shall possess authority over the nation's government greater than that granted by the legitimate constitutional order.
Foreign treaties shall be examined according to:
The government shall maintain peaceful relations with foreign peoples while refusing improper foreign political control.
The principle shall be universal:
No foreign power shall secretly govern the nation through money, political influence, or economic domination.
The nation shall reject unnecessary centralization.
The Crown shall govern matters genuinely national in character.
Provinces shall administer matters appropriate to provincial authority.
Municipalities shall administer genuinely local concerns.
Families, churches, guilds, associations, and other legitimate social institutions shall retain their proper spheres.
The State shall therefore be hierarchical without requiring every decision to originate from the capital.
The Constitution shall establish a permanent balance between:
Faith and temporal government.
Royal authority and ecclesiastical authority.
National unity and local government.
Hereditary monarchy and limited popular participation.
Central authority and subsidiarity.
Private property and social obligation.
Capital and labor.
National sovereignty and peaceful international relations.
The King shall possess substantial temporal authority but shall not place himself above God, the Church, or fundamental law.
Governors shall administer the provinces in the name of the Crown.
Mayors shall represent their communities through popular election.
Bishops shall protect the Church's spiritual and moral authority.
The King shall retain the power to remove civil officials who seriously threaten the State, Church, constitutional order, or common good, while the Church shall retain superior authority concerning faith and morals.
The State exists not merely to maintain order, collect taxes, or administer territory.
It exists to serve the common good, protect the family, defend the innocent, preserve social peace, uphold justice, protect the Church's legitimate freedom, promote widespread economic ownership, and establish conditions in which citizens may pursue both temporal prosperity and their eternal destiny.
Government shall therefore reject the proposition that politics is morally neutral.
Government must recognize objective moral truth and govern accordingly.
The Catholic monarchy shall seek a society in which:
The family is protected.
Property is widely distributed.
Labor is dignified.
Capital serves the common good.
Political corruption is restrained.
Foreign interference is resisted.
The Church is protected.
The King governs with justice.
Local communities retain legitimate authority.
And every human person possesses inherent dignity.
The nation shall proclaim:
Christ is King.
The Church is guardian of the spiritual order.
The King governs the temporal realm.
The governors administer the provinces.
The people elect their municipal representatives.
The bishops guard the moral and spiritual order.
The economy serves the family and common good.
And every authority is bound by the law of God, the Constitution, and justice.
Viva Cristo Rey.
I just added the most "important" ones, otherwise it would have been massive