I have Rescinded my Trump Support

But Doubling Down on America Endorsement

I write this with great difficulty—not because I am uncertain, but because I know exactly what I’m saying, and I know how some will receive it.

I am officially rescinding my endorsement of Donald J. Trump.

But let me be equally clear: I am doubling down on my endorsement of America—its ideals, its Constitution, its cultural legacy, and its people.

I hold great love for the United States. I have countless friends there, and family too. I have spent years defending its role as the cradle of modern liberty. In my writings, I have laid out—factually and historically—how America has been a beacon of freedom, creativity, and advancement across the globe. The electric grid, the personal computer, the internet, the Constitution, the defense of speech, and the ideal of the individual before the collective—these were not just ideas. They were American ideas.

And yet, something is deeply wrong in America right now.

I’ve spoken out repeatedly. I’ve warned, I’ve pleaded, I’ve written, and I’ve tried to engage in good faith with movements I believed had the potential to restore the republic. But my words have too often fallen on deaf ears.

Chief among my concerns has been the rise of a faction I have openly opposed: the Silvershirts. Their ideology—rooted in Aryan supremacy, distorted paganism, and shallow occultism—is not just wrong; it is dangerous. It is anti-American in the deepest sense. It replaces the ideals of liberty and conscience with ethno-spiritual arrogance, false pantheons, and authoritarian visions of society masked as tradition.

Worse yet, it seems their values have ( somehow ) aligned with the the Greater Israel Project, another initiative which I have repeatedly openly shunned. While I do support the existence of the State of Israel, I have lobbied for a more peaceful approach, for constitutional protections for Palestinians, and an end to Apartheid.

And to be clear: I do not believe Donald Trump is personally responsible for these movements. But I do believe that in his failure to repudiate them—and in his willingness to benefit from their energy—he has opened the door to a corrosion of American principles - likely driven, rather paradoxically, by Israeli interests. It’s that age-old addage: “The enemy of my enemy is my friend”, that seems to be sabotaging the American high-ground of morality in recent days.

Freedom is not a costume. Tradition is not a cosplay. And spirituality is not a license for cruelty. Nor should any of my written works be taken as such. Perhaps my use of the Lauburu has gone to their heads; Perhaps they don’t recognize the nobility of the Vedic traditions which have used it for eons, such as the Jains, who refuse to even harm plants.

The American actions in the Middle East currently - in Lebanon, Iran, Yemen - it has been remarked by many online that Trump isn’t ending wars - he’s starting them. These do not all seem to be defensive escalations. They seem to be the result of an overly aggressive stance in the current administration, bereft of grace and subtlety.

The problem is that both the Aryan cults & Israelis want to hedge against Islamic expansion - but this is not the way to do it. You are creating more problems than you are solving. And for the record, there is such a thing as white muslim nations, like Albania, Bosnia, Kosovo.

America’s greatness does not come from bloodlines or symbols. It comes from an idea: that all men are created equal—not because of their genetics or their metaphysics, but because of their unalienable worth as human beings. And that idea must be defended—not just from the Left, but from the Right as well.

I say this not as an outsider, but as someone who has invested deeply in the American project. My commitment remains: To the Republic, to the Constitution, and to the Soul of the Nation. But my support cannot be blind. It cannot ignore what is creeping through the cracks.

So to those who still hold fast to the Truth, to the Bill of Rights, to the reality of good and evil, and to the sacredness of liberty—I stand with you.

And to those who would hijack the American spirit for supremacist fantasies, who trade the Truth for Sun Gods or Blood Gods, or who twist spiritual longing into racial esoterica — you have my absolute opposition.

This is not abandonment. It is clarity.

And clarity, right now, is more important than loyalty.

I really wish the best for America - I have so many friends, and indeed family too, in America. But something is very wrong in the America right now.

And as I have presented in my written work, America has historically been the source of liberty and freedom for the world, its constitution and culture causing echoes across the planet, and often being emulated.

My words have repeatedly fallen on deaf ears - I have tried to reach out, tried to intervene, but it’s all for naught. I have repeatedly asserted my aversion to the Silvershirts and their ideologies, citing them as being Aryan supremacists, false pantheists, and erring occultists. And I can’t help but feel that my thoughts on these matters are substantially cherry-picked when addressing the American Administration

Mending the Scar-Spangled Banner was the goal upon which I initially set out.

But this isn’t the way to do it. I can’t help but feel that I have been mislead, deceived, misused and taken advantage of. Prove me wrong, Mr Trump.

Turn that ship around, and do it quickly.

You are being sabotaged - and not by me - by your own intelligence agencies and the Silvershirts that lurk therein, who are capitalizing on your biases to destroy your nation, right under your nose. Steer your ship away from the storm, not towards it.

I suggest you admit your error, and that your core intelligence has been infiltrated and needs an overhaul, in an attempt to recover. Is it really worth destroying America and world economy along with it, to save the rogue state of Israel? Perhaps Israel needs to learn to treat people fairly. Perhaps they’ve been the mean kid on the block.

Sorry it all went this way.

Sincerely,
A Very Concerned Canadian,
Baron Arcanus.