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[CREATOR:]

Over the years during his lifetime, our founder Ben Klassen's vision of Creativity naturally evolved, much like the movement itself. If you are familiar with the Holybooks of Creativity and the Racial Loyalty Newspaper, you will recognize this truth. As Creativity grew and flourished, so too did its concepts and methods. This organic evolution is a testament to the dynamic and adaptable nature of our faith. For example, in the early days, the Creativity Calendar did not exist. It was only later that we introduced the first version, beginning with Year One in 1973. This was soon revised, starting with Year Zero in 1973, to more accurately reflect the true beginning of our journey as a living, evolving religion. Along the way, we added significant events like Festum Album, and our recruitment methods have continually adapted to the changing times.

Founder Klassen's books provide a framework, a guide, and a source of inspiration, rather than being prophecies set in stone. Ben Klassen was not a god or a prophet; he was a visionary whose teachings we honor and strive to follow. One of the most fundamental teachings of Creativity is that all things, including Creativity itself, are subject to evolution. This is the natural order of the universe, where life and death are in constant flux. Whether you believe it or not, resisting the upward evolution of our ideals will only lead to one outcome: the stagnation and eventual decline of us all. So, let's ask ourselves: Am I contributing to lifting us up, or am I inadvertently pulling us down? And are any of us merely sitting idle, expecting others to carry us to the finish line?

CREATOR:

 1. One who creates: a maker, an author.
 2. A god.

CREATE:

 1. To bring into being: to make, to produce.

 Adjective: Creativeness. CREATIVITY.

These words are verbs, denoting actual actions taken. Many of us often repeat the word "Creator" so frequently that we sometimes assume the title alone equates to action. This misconception is true only once: when you decide to stand on the precipice with the rest of us. The action doesn't have to be overt or what everyone else talks about; it must be meaningful, even if its significance is personal to you. So, let's be Creators in word and deed, and lead the way, even if it's just by example.

Remember, the essence of Creativity lies in our shared commitment to the survival, expansion, and advancement of the White race. We are not just followers of a doctrine; we are active participants in shaping our destiny. Let's embrace the challenge of evolution and strive to elevate our ideals, our community, and our race to new heights. Together, we can ensure that the legacy of Ben Klassen and the principles of Creativity continue to thrive and inspire future generations. Rahowa!

[Recommended Read]

Recommended Read

The Way of Men by Jack Donovan
https://www.jack-donovan.com/sowilo/books/the-way-of-men

What is masculinity?
When someone tells a man to be a man, they mean that there is a way to be a man. A man is not just a thing to be–it is also a way to be, a path to follow and a way to walk.

People are have been talking about "the end of men," "the decline of males," and the so-called "crisis of masculinity" for decades. There are many diagnoses for the troubles men face today, but the chattering class is short on solutions. They refuse to deal honestly with the differences between men and women, and fail to entertain the possibility that their vision of the future offers little of value to average males.

The Way of Men answers the question "What is masculinity?"

Donovan concludes that The Way of Men is the way of the primal survival gang. The simple, amoral, tactical virtues of the gang define our most basic conception of manliness. The "crisis of masculinity" is really a timeless push-and-pull between masculinity and civilization. The world has changed more than men have, and the security and luxury of modernity have put us conflict with our own natures.

Part treatise and part polemic, The Way of Men explains primal masculinity though what he calls "The Tactical Virtues" — Strength, Courage, Mastery and Honor.

Interview: The Way of Men with Jack Donovan
Video from https://www.youtube.com/@the8limbspodcast

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foHI19ZLiTQ

3 Sentences Summary
A man must show Strength, Courage, Mastery, and Honor
A man needs a gang of other men to fully develop his manhood
Masculinity is at odds with our PC, overly polite society

#1. Strength
Men differentiate themselves from women because, on average, they're stronger.

Jack Donovan says that a woman can be strong as well.
And if she is, great.
But if she's not, nothing will change much. She will still have a good life and she'll have several men lining up happy to help her out.

But if a man is weak, that's a big stain for him that will make him less respected among other men.

#2. Mastery
Mastery is your level of skills in a certain field.

This will depend heavily on the type of gang you're in. If you're a soldier, it might be your endurance or your marksmanship.

If you're a football player, it could be how well you defend or how well you score.
If you're a firefighter, it might be your courage, or your ability to go climb a tree without any gear.

Mastery is equivalent to the "Magician" male archetype in "King, Warrior, Magician, Lover".

#3. Courage
Courage means taking action even when there are risks or dangers.

A man who takes no risks or sacrifices nothing for the gang is a man that cannot be relied upon, says Donovan.

Such a man, makes the gang more vulnerable.

#4. Honor
Honor means caring for your reputation.

Your reputation is tied to the other elements of strength, mastery, and courage.
It is also mostly referring to other men.

He says that when men scoff at other effeminate men, they are often rejecting their weakness and their lack of manly virtues.
The effeminate men represent the complete opposite of what men should be standing for.

[What is Creativity?]

What is Creativity?

I ask... what is creativity

I'm not asking what we are not, not who we are against, and not some one-liner from Klassen. I'm asking, what is creativity

Here is my creativity, and I want to remind everyone that creativity is being lost in some endless campaign of talking bad about people and things that don't matter. The point is that creativity is about doing for one another; it's about building a community, our community. Creativity is about healing a broken people; it's about empathy, and the courage to stand against hopeless odds.

Creativity is about finding the good in one another, not the bad in others. We have lost our way and our purpose. Creativity is why we fight. It's about more than what we are; it's about who we are. It's about building safe places for our people, not to rant and rave about what and who are against us, but about building the culture and communities we have lost. The Zionist tide is drowning us all, but only because we allow it, because all we do is talk about it. Without the focus being about us, creativity is nothing, and we are no one....

Creativity's purpose is to preserve our people, and we cannot do that if we don't take the time to focus on what we need to help our Church help our people.

When did our sole focus become what's wrong with other races? When did creativity lose its purpose of rebuilding what's been lost in Zion's war against our people? Pointing at the fire and pointing out everything burned doesn't do shit to help our people who are turning to ash while we just sit and point fingers. It's time that we shift our focus to being about us, not about what's wrong with anyone else. It's about building ourselves so that we can help our people. Of course, we'll get burned from time to time, but that's just part of the job.

How can our church and clergymen shift from being overly obsessed with the wrongs of the world to making things right in our world? To making a bubble in our world that's just about us? To focusing on the well-being and health of our people....

The future of our church, community, and our people depends not on what's wrong with others but on what we make right in ourselves and our world.

Creativity is about US, not blacks, not Zionism, not what Donald fucking Trump's done to the fucking sand fleas and what's wrong with the world. Creativity is about the solution, not the problem. Oh, it's easy to talk about Zion and all their crimes, but really, how does that help our people

Creativity needs people who talk, but who among us is building something to give our church a solid footing in the material world

What primary groups exist to work towards materializing real-world substance

Herbs, dried fruits, and veggies all can be grown and sold....

Martial arts can be taught, jewelry can be made, self-help books can be read as parts of book clubs.

Our job shouldn't be to live in what we are against but to lean toward what we wish to become.

I ask our clergymen....

What have you done for your people today It's your job to have an answer. It's why you became clergy.

If you don't have an answer, CREATE one....

People who have ideas, let's hear them. To hell with the peanut gallery. What's on your mind...how do you propose to expand our base and our reach??? Klassen gave us ideas and a framework, but he made very few absolutes that always should be... that's because he understood we need people who can think....

People who aren't scared to fail. Look at me, I'm on the outside looking into the Church, but I've never stopped being a Creator. We have to create ways to help those of us in need. When I sat in jail and waited for my life sentence, my only release was smashing assholes. If you think I'm lying, hit Google; I'm not. It would have meant so much had we had people who were ready to just lend an ear and give a little support. No one with sense would expect a lawyer, but just a friend to say they cared... we need this, all of us need this. One day, it might be your ass in a sling.

Creativity exists so we might be here for each other. In all of this being against others, honestly, we have forgotten the people we're for....

[From: Joel Dufresne Date: 11/9/2025To: Cailen CambeulSubject: Important Message for Creator Forum]

From: Joel Dufresne Date: 11/9/2025
To: Cailen Cambeul
Subject: Important Message for Creator Forum


Please post this. I know that me being an outsider might rub some the wrong way, but this needs to be said:

People say we must expose our enemies, but at what point do we say, "Okay, we've done that, but now what?" Yeah, Klassen said that, but was that all he said

Our people act as if all we are is some sort of anti-Semitic news source. Honestly, we need to pound into people's heads that we can't spread the love for our people unless we create a foundation for our people by building our church infrastructure. This is the responsibility of our clergy before any of that other nonsense.

Do any of you want to know what nonsense is? It's anything that doesn't make a solid contribution to our religion. It's easy to squeak like an angry mouse about our enemies and to say, "I'm fighting against them by talking constantly and incessantly," but doing nothing in the process of all this talking.

Who has fought for our religion—not on a message board and not with your mouth—but with effort? All this talking does nothing if you leave nothing behind, nothing solid, nothing with roots. What have you given your religion but words?

Here's the message I have for all of you: Stop gravitating to the loudest voice in the room. Words build nothing. Find those who work, create, and build. Make our religion and your church into something to envy.

Remember, the only reason our racial enemies—the Jew and the Negro—are able to do what they do is because White Men allow them. It's the White Man's mind that needs straightening. Once we straighten out the White Man's mind, all this other nonsense will be taken care of.

[Democrat Congresswoman and Senator Silent on Giving Awards to Ukraine's Transgender Spokesperson]

Democrat Congresswoman and Senator Silent on Giving Awards to Ukraine's Transgender Spokesperson

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2023/09/22/democrat-congresswoman-and-senator-silent-on-giving-awards-to-ukraines-transgender-spokesperson

Excerpt: Nevada Senator Catherine Cortez Masto and Congresswoman Dina Titus have gone quiet after it emerged they both gave awards to the controversial transgender spokesperson for the Ukrainian military Sarah Ashton-Cirillo, who was recently suspended from the role over making unauthorised comments on the force's behalf.

In December of last year, the Las Vegas City Council presented Ashton-Cirillo with a series of awards for service to the Ukrainian military. According to a broadcast from the local Fox affiliate at the time, Senator Cortez Masto and Congresswoman Titus gave Ashton-Cirillo certificates of recognition for the work done in Ukraine, allegedly including serving as a combat medic.

https://twitter.com/SarahAshtonLV/status/1602846318632013825
https://twitter.com/MrsT106/status/1602810936607137792

Ashton-Cirillo has come under increasing scrutiny following statements made on social media, including threats to "hunt down" people who spread supposed Russian propaganda. As Breitbart reported, Senator J.D. Vance wrote to top Biden administration officials to question if the White House supported free speech protections in Ukraine and if Ashton-Cirillo had any connections to the U.S. government or intelligence agencies.

In response, Ashton-Cirillo accused Sen. Vance of spreading "gender chaos", while asserting that those who engage in so-called Russian propaganda could not claim to be journalists and therefore are not entitled to free speech protections and must be sent to prison as "war criminals".