October 1st, 2025 | RYAN TYLER

War Mode

The bear is out of hibernation.

The truth stopped mattering more than 20 years ago. They don't care about the truth and they aren't ever going to. They keep doing the same things, using the same tactics, and fighting with the same weapons. You know who they are. No matter how hard we hit them with facts or evidence, they won't accept it. They have their minds made up. Now, their actions have finally put us into war mode.

War takes on many forms. This isn't about violence. It won't be myself or anyone here that ever makes it about that. This is about information, psychology and words. We've been at war for years, but most of you haven't realized it until now. It may have been a bullet in an innocent man's neck that finally woke you up.

When it comes to violence, it's never we who start it. It's always them. When our facts and our words go against their sacred beliefs and narratives, they try to kill us, imprison us, and silence us.

We know why this is. More importantly, they know why they want to kill us. It's because their beliefs and their ideologies can't be defended by logic, facts, or truth. Their agenda doesn't stand up against scrutiny. They know it doesn't make sense, but they don't care. They want what they want and they won't compromise. Therefore, our words and our scrutiny act as existential threats to the worlds they imagine. They need an army to fulfill their plans, but our words threaten to convert their soldiers.

The truth won't matter again unless we win.

We have an array of devastating weapons. We won't use violence. It's not who we are and it's not what we stand for. Anyone who threatens to use violence is not one of us. They are one of them. We don't silence our enemies, we defend their right to speak. When they kill one of us, we come together, we don't shed more blood. We know that violence is illogical and antithetical. We know that murder has never accomplished its goals. We know it's a tool used by the weak and by those whose ideas can't stand against the truth. If you clicked here expecting a call to arms, or some kind of call to physical war, you don't belong on our team. 

Violence is emotional, restraint is logical.

They want us to use violence. The moment we use it, they win. With each bullet, their intention is the same: to goad us into responding with violence. When we don't, they fail. When they fail, they get more angry and they try again. Each time we respond with character, vigilance, and defiance, they get more angry. Each time they try again to break us and fail, they lose more soldiers.

Make no mistake about it, they will try again—and they will fail.

The most important thing we can do is continue to ensure their failure. The moment we respond with violence, they will turn it against us. The moment we turn to violence, we lose the soldiers we have gained. The average person, who wants a peaceful and logical world for future generations, isn't looking to celebrate death, violence, and social unrest. Every sane person is looking for peace, unity, prosperity and individual liberty.

If we can be the ones who offer those things, our enemies won't stand a chance.

Race, Creed, And Culture

No matter where you look on this planet, everyone is looking for the same thing. Only sociopaths and mentally ill criminals take joy in shedding blood. The rest of us are looking for peace, safety, friendship, and success. Those who come to a place like Canada or the United States aren't often looking for violence and chaos, they are trying to escape it.

The very principles this society is built on are under threat not from the people who came here seeking peace, but from those whose ideas and beliefs crumble under scrutiny. Many of those people were born here.

The next time you find someone who is different, ask them what brought them here. They'll probably tell you it was the promise of prosperity, peace, and refuge from a place that didn't have those things. If you ask them what they value most, their answers will probably align with your own. If they tell you (or act like) they came here to destroy this place, get them deported.

The likelihood of encountering an enemy, like the ones discussed here, is very high. However, the likelihood that they were born here is even higher.

If you want anyone to join the force for peace and properity, you'll need to welcome them. You will need to judge more people by the content of their character. Most of those people will be different, but many of their ideals will be the same. When at war, turning away like-minded soldiers is a losing strategy. Embracing those who fought similar enemies in the places they came from is not only necessary, it's right.

Women

It would be dishonest to say that half of those who have condoned death and destruction are not women. Sadly, they are. Anyone can find vlogs, posts, and videos of angry women celebrating—or acting dismissive about—the blood pouring out of a certain man's jugular vein.

The other half are weak men.

As discussed from the start, these people have made up their minds. However, a women's wrath is often tempered by a deep-seated and biologically rooted compassion. Women are mothers. Women have a sort of empathy that men will never possess. This makes them valuable allies and remarkable leaders in this war.

We don't need to look much further than Erika Kirk and Danielle Smith for exhibitions of strength and compassion. Women, unlike many men, are capable of offering a balanced mix of compassion and logic when needed. That is, of course, only when they can see past the manipulative narratives and emotionally driven stories told by our enemies.

Deep emotional perception can be a flaw, but it's not always a fatal one. Women can rise to become generals in this war—and many have. From Danielle Smith to JK Rowling, many women have defended the truth and our rights. They've put their own asses and reputations on the line to fight this fight.

Men can't alienate women in this war. More than the rest of us, women want peace, security, and prosperity. When we find the good ones (of which there are many), we need to keep them.

Logic

Violence won't win this war for us. Let's be honest, we don't have the cards. They have more people inside the echelons of power than we do. Aside from the morality and principles that make us different, violence and murder would be illogical and counterproductive. From a strategic point of view, violence would only draw them together and compel their leaders to crack down.

They don't give a shit when one of us die. If one of their own dies, it would spark a potentially more dramatic and emotional response—one that would put us at a disadvantage.

When they murdered one of us, we came together. However, we didn't cower. We are, after all, fighting a war. We came closer together, but that doesn't mean we threw away our weapons. It forced us to pick up more. Many now know this is a war, not just a street fight. They also know what's in the arsenal. They know what's at stake. Violence will never need to be one of our weapons as long as we have the truth and its people.

Make no mistake, our weapons are vast and more powerful than their weapons—and, for us, this war has only just begun. The bear is out of hibernation.