In today's Racialist Christian Identity movement you have two major types of
people coming into the folds. One is someone who keeps himself locked away in
books, and the other runs the streets yelling sieg heil, never to read a book
in their life. These are the two major extremes of the movement.

Maybe one soldier has more of a strength in that one area, and it is great
that they have a special skill they specialize in. However, to be a most
effective soldier we must find an area of balance between the two extremes; this
balance is found in the IKA.

Yes a soldier within our ranks may always gravitate more towards one of these
strengths than the other. It is a part of their inate nature God put inside
of their Charactor to be what they are. However, Just because one may
specialize more on a different end of the scale we must not view that as a weakness,
because that is actually a strength. We must always look at these two extremes
for what they are, strengths and not weaknesses. However, keep in mind what St.
Paul said: "when I am weak, then am I strong." When we work harder at our
weakness such as being a foot soldier rather than a bookworm, then is more
strength and power than you've ever imagined.

Each Soldier must identify with their strengths. If you want to really break
down your personality type you can open up any book on the subject. They
normally will demonstrate the 4 major psychological personality types.

The 4 types:

You have #1 Analytical
Their strength is in information and analyzing information is what
they feed off of socially

You have #2 Dictator
Their strength is in giving orders and being a boss, and people listen
and obey these leader personality types.

You have #3 Servant
Their strength is in carrying out orders, being humble and faithful to
their duty.

You have #4 Emotional
Their strength is in sensitivity and their feelings can either move
them in good ways or bad ways.

Every human has a specialty in one of these 4 charactor types. However, we
must again remember the words of Paul to have balance. If you're finding one of
these areas you're lacking in you need to work more on it. "for when I am
weak, then am I strong." If you want to be the most successful person in the
world, you only can if you identify your strength and work on your weaknesses to
become stronger in those as well. Everything we do deals with relationships
interfacing with people of these personalities. It helps to also identify their
strength so you know best how to deal with them in a successful way and bring
about success around you.

So as you can see our two main extremes bookworm and foot soldier can become
destructive and counter productive if left to just run their course without
being checked back to the balance. Imagine if you have someone who's strength
was only the Dictator-Emotional type, and never is Analytical or Serving how
many disasters you'd run into. We all need to balance out our lives in harmony
and not just on one wild extreme or the other. I hope this article helps each
person gain greater productivity with each of their relationships.

Work within who you're around to the best success. Here's a good example how
two extremes can work together for a good benefit. Say you run into a family
member who is flaming mad yelling at you over something. Dont think that adding
more rage and anger to the fire will stop their "dictator emotional"
reactions, it will make them react worse and the problem to grow. The only thing that
will take out the Fire is the opposite material, Water.
As the scriptures state: "A soft answer turneth away wrath". Sometimes the
way to stop a fight between our loved ones would be to immediately use the
opposite charactor type as Paul has told us. Use a Servant response rather than
meet them with a flaming Dictator reaction, as that will throw water on the fire
and resolve it rather than make the fire rage worse. This is just a rule of
nature. Everything in moderation.

2Cr 6:7 "By the word of truth, by the power of God, by the armour of
righteousness on the right hand and on the left,"

The IKA does provide the balance between the two major extremes through our
monthly Klavern meetings. We dont only read books, and we dont only march
around yelling White Power. We have a mandatory one hour bible study at every
Klavern meeting that meets our spiritual needs, along with an education session, a
call for fraternal assistance, and plans for activities which covers the broad
spectrum of the two major extremes in balance.


Steve/St. Kludd IKA 33/6 Calif