Alt-Right stalwart Jack Donovan, writer of the first-class "Way of Men," has built the showtime of several heathen shrines on his solid reason named "Waldgang."
The solid reason is located inward the Cascadia bioregion inward Oregon solid reason in addition to is designed to serve every mo the "spiritual in addition to cultural home" of the neo-pagan Wolves of Vinland tribe to which Donovan belongs, at to the lowest degree inward the American North West.
Commenting on Facebook, Donovan explained the thinking behind the shrine, which is a dark building, decorated amongst runes, amongst a suitably Nordic appearance.
"I'd similar to include about ram skulls in addition to I convey a blood brother working on an oak bowl for offerings," he wrote. "We every mo good installed an old oak tree inward forepart of it. I'd similar that to larn a 'Mjolnir tree.' Heathens commonly halt upward acquiring multiple Mjolnir necklaces, in addition to I idea it would live on interesting to convey guests locomote out offerings of Mjolnirs hanging from nails on the tree. It would live on powerful to convey it covered amongst them inward a few years."
Donovan every mo good invited pagans to brand an offering past times mail via this address.
Four hundred years afterward Northern Europeans started settling the New world, a novel breed of heathen similar Donovan in addition to Stephen McNallen are in conclusion sacralizing the formerly alien forests amongst the ancient gods of our race, something that Christianity was ill-suited for.