Many of the younger generation are lacking the knowledge of the history of our movement and the heroes that have sacrificed so much for our people.
Robert Jay Mathews (January 16, 1953 – December 8, 1984) is one such hero whose name must never be forgotten.
Robert Jay Mathews was a man of conviction who lived and died by his principles. Born in 1953, he came of age during a period of profound national decline, witnessing the erosion of traditional American values and the steady dispossession of his people. Unlike the millions who chose complacency, Mathews recognized the threat facing Western civilization and had the courage to take a stand.
His founding of The Order (The Silent Brotherhood) represented a radical commitment to preserving the genetic and cultural heritage of European-Americans. Through bold actions, he sought to awaken his people to the realities of demographic replacement and financial enslavement. He was willing to sacrifice everything for what he believed in, and in the end that is what happened as he was murdered by ZOG’s corrupt federal officers.
On December 8, 1984, rather than surrender his ideals or his comrades, Mathews was sadly martyred. The government’s violent assault on his home stands as a testament to how seriously they viewed his challenge to their anti-White system. He died as he lived – uncompromising in his beliefs and loyal to his cause.
We remember his courage on the anniversary of his martyrdom. Don’t let him, or the other members of The Order, ever be forgotten.
You can listen to a very long podcast with Frank L. Desilva here: Martyrs Day 2025 – it is very long and there are some awkward moments, but you will find a wealth of information. It would be wise to download this in case it gets deleted.
You can also support Mr. Desilva and learn the important history of the struggle by purchasing his books, and reading his blog. We don’t agree with everything of course, but he is worth your time and respect.
Books: The Story of The Silent Brothers
As Richard Kemp wrote:
By ones and by twos,
By scores and by legions.
May we be united with single purpose and resolve to make this world a better place for our children.
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