Theory of the Secret Nation

The hypothesis that within the borders of a recognized nation-state, a distinct "nation"—defined by shared bloodlines, esoteric beliefs, or initiation into secret societies—holds de facto sovereignty, controlling key levers of power while remaining invisible to the common citizenry. This group forms a parallel social hierarchy, intermarrying and operating through clandestine networks, considering themselves the true inheritors and rulers of the land, viewing the official state as a temporary administrative shell.

Example: Stories of the "Priory of Sion" or certain interpretations of the "Old Money" aristocracy reflect the Theory of the Secret Nation. It suggests that while France has a president, the true "France" is ruled by a hidden dynasty of Merovingian descendants, or that the United Kingdom is secretly steered by a council of initiated Freemasons who consider themselves the spiritual nation.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 4, 2026

Psychology of Nation-States

The study of how large political communities develop collective psyches—shared identities, memories, traumas, and aspirations that shape how nations think, feel, and behave. Nation-states are not just administrative units; they're psychological entities, with personalities (aggressive, defensive, confident), moods (optimistic, anxious, nostalgic), and even neuroses (historical guilt, inferiority complexes, messianic delusions). The psychology of nation-states examines how national identity is formed (through shared stories, symbols, education), how national trauma is processed (or not), and how collective psychology drives foreign policy, domestic politics, and international relations. Understanding that nations have psychologies explains why they often act against their apparent interests—because they're driven by the same irrational forces as individuals, just on a larger scale.

Example: "He studied the psychology of nation-states to understand why his country kept making the same foreign policy mistakes. It wasn't bad leadership; it was national psychology—a deep-seated insecurity from a historical defeat that made them overcompensate aggressively. Until the psychology healed, the policy wouldn't change."

by Dumu The Void February 16, 2026

Sociology of Nation-States

The study of how nation-states are structured as social systems—how they organize populations, create hierarchies, distribute resources, and maintain order. Nation-states are the largest-scale social organizations humans have devised, and their sociology is correspondingly complex: classes, institutions, bureaucracies, legal systems, and the millions of interactions that hold them together. The sociology of nation-states examines how social order is maintained (through consent, coercion, and habit), how inequality is structured (by class, race, region), and how states change (through revolution, reform, or collapse). It also examines the relationship between states and the societies they govern—how states shape society and how society shapes states, in an ongoing dance of power and resistance.

Example: "She applied the sociology of nation-states to understand rising inequality in her country. It wasn't just bad policy; it was the structure of the state itself—who it represented, who it ignored, whose interests were built into its operations. Changing policy wouldn't change the structure; changing the structure required changing who had power."

by Dumu The Void February 16, 2026

Critical Theory of Nation States

The application of Critical Theory to the nation-state—examining how nations are constructed, how state power operates, and how both serve particular interests. Critical Theory of Nation States asks: How are nations imagined? Whose history is told, whose erased? How does the state concentrate power, and who benefits? How have nation-states been vehicles for colonialism, racism, and exploitation? Drawing on Benedict Anderson, Foucault, and postcolonial theory, it insists that nations aren't natural—they're constructed, and their construction always involves violence, exclusion, and forgetting. Understanding nation-states requires understanding their politics.

"Love it or leave it, they say. Critical Theory of Nation States asks: love what, exactly? The nation is an idea, a story, a flag—but behind it are borders, armies, prisons. Nations are built on violence—conquest, slavery, genocide—and that violence continues. Critical theory insists on asking: who belongs, who doesn't, and who decided?"

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal March 4, 2026

Critical Theory of National Borders

The application of Critical Theory to national borders—examining how borders are created, enforced, and experienced, and how they serve power. Critical Theory of National Borders asks: Who decides where borders go? Who can cross, and who can't? How do borders create and reinforce inequality? What violence do borders enable? Drawing on border studies, postcolonial theory, and critical geography, it insists that borders aren't natural—they're political, violent, and always contested. Understanding borders requires understanding the power that draws them and the lives they shape.

"Borders are just lines on a map, they say. Critical Theory of National Borders asks: lines drawn by whom? Enforced by what violence? Some can cross freely; others die trying. Borders aren't just lines—they're weapons. They separate families, enable exploitation, enforce inequality. Critical theory insists on asking: who belongs, who's excluded, and who benefits from the lines?"

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal March 4, 2026

No Wipe Nation

No Wipe Nation or NWN known to its followers is a coalition of like minded patriots that see no value in wiping and refuse to wipe. These no wipe loyalists have taken a stance against big toilet paper and the wasted time wiping. Forgoing wiping is the true alpha male status.

You think Elon has wiped since he started Tesla? Hell no he’s too busy changing the world and fathering children and being a follower of no wipe nation.

by Dr. NoWipe March 3, 2025

TikTok Europe nationalist

Someone who isn’t getting laid by a girl ever.

“S-SaVe EuRoPe!!!!!”
“What is wrong w/ that dude?”
“Bro is a TikTok Europe nationalist, he isn’t passing his genes down most likely”

by Startupedition March 8, 2025