Comrades, it has been a full year since Panzer's arrest. To mark this anniversary, we are sharing his own words regarding the current state of his case, as well as his response to recent misinformation.
Hi, friends!
I’m doing well, considering the circumstances. I’m healthy, I have a roof over my head, and since I work in the kitchen, I also get decent meals. I work Monday through Friday, and for the past year I’ve been in charge of 10 people. I’ve been here illegally for a year, and my sentence is three years. At the end of the month, I’ll be transferred to a lower, minimum security level. I exercise regularly and push my limits and break my personal records. (If anyone’s interested, I’ll write more.) I read every day—80 books a year—mostly on philosophy, exercise, psychology, history, nutrition, and motivation. Sometimes I draw something for my children and my wife. I’ve turned prison into a seminar, a school where I’m educating myself and using my time to become the best and strongest mental and physical version of myself. The fact that I’m here for traffic violations is a “lie,” which I’ll address later. It’s complicated and, frankly, “incomprehensible,” but there’s no way around it.
I have support from all over the world, for which I am grateful. I have friends from various countries, including Russians. These friends are against the war and against Putin’s regime, and they brought me clothes from Moscow (hooligan, Viking, Slavic, and workout gear). Claus von Clausewitz would say: “War is the continuation of politics by other means.” I don’t like this war or the modern technologies being used, such as drones. What’s close to my heart is man-to-man combat, not fighting from behind a “joystick” or a keyboard. Unlike some who assume I’m a Russophile based on a T-shirt or certain gestures. That assumption is a lie and stinks worse than a homeless person’s foreskin! I’ve been to Ukraine dozens of times, and two years ago I went there to fight (competition) on my own. Then they called me back there, and I had more fans in Ukraine than the local fighters. I hope that as many of our young, brave men with good genetics as possible survive and have as many children as possible, living happy, healthy, and fulfilling lives. And may the war end! But if the “wind” of speculation were to blow from people who are obese, use drugs, would fight but are held back by a mortgage, a dog, or their diet—and those who don’t have children, don’t take care of their bodies or themselves, and don’t preserve their lineage—I’m not interested in their opinions or views. They’re weaklings, and a keyboard can take a lot.
• With immortal regards, Panzer •
“My body is me.” – Friedrich Nietzsche
“Punishment generally hardens a person and makes them colder; it focuses their mind, sharpens their sense of alienation, and intensifies their defiance.” – Friedrich Nietzsche
“A person shapes their character through suffering and discipline.” – J. Evola
“Furthermore, in my doctrine of combat we find the principles of loyalty, courage, mastery of the mind, instinct, and action, as well as contempt for a soft life and vain luxury.” – J. Evola
“The gods do not pamper a good man, but test him, temper him, and prepare him for themselves.” – Seneca
“I have lost nothing; everything I have lost is with me.” – Seneca
Small comment from admins: While we understand Panzer's resentment towards modern warfare methods, especially drones, we have to say it is an indisputable part of the Ukraine war and it serves to protect the Ukrainian White nation against Putinist neo-Bolshevik hordes. It is not much different from the usage of artillery, which has been used for centuries to eliminate the enemy from a safe distance. Free Panzer and freedom for White men! 🇸🇰
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