The Longhouse

Over the last two centuries, a powerful, motivated minority has replaced Christendom with a new order, made in their image.

Masculine virtues of strength, excellence, and courage have been recast as vices. Young men, born under the ruthless panopticon of feminine sensibilities, are manipulated through speech codes, humiliation rituals, and social ostracism.

A once-thriving middle class is being kneecapped by the inflationary spending of a socialist Nanny State, the pink-collarization of the workforce, and unchecked third-world immigration.

And as this civilizational suicide unfolds, effeminate churches and limp-wristed conservatives shrug quietly from the sidelines, reassuring themselves that the early feminists had good intentions.

The Longhouse is the book that breaks the spell of the Great Feminization. From suffrage, Civil Rights, and the sexual revolution, to Frankenstein, Freud, and the Frankfurt School, authors Brian Sauvé and Eric Conn untangle feminism’s sordid family tree—giving you the history nobody wants you to know.

The only way out is for the men of the West to rebuild, retake, and remake institutions—households, churches, schools, businesses, and governments—according to God’s norms. We need Christian boroughs. We need counterinsurgent tribes. We need men who will stop asking permission and stop apologizing.

So begins the war on The Longhouse.