What makes NA so different from other political movements is the noticeably different outlooks among the National Anarchists themselves.
On that note I am going to attempt to delineate what those differences are and who identifies with each.
National Anarchists share many traits in common including opposition to the State, critical of global capitalism, multiculturalism, materialism, and universalism. But there are important differences in the style in how that is expressed.
A National Anarchist can be one of the following three types based on the personality of the adherent: socially conservative, socially libertarian, and socially liberal. It is possible for an individual to evolve and change over time but in the authors experience the tendency of an individual tend to be stable over the long term and reflect their personality.
Socially Conservative
These National Anarchists promote a Traditional or even paleo-conservative outlook that in certain instances may be described as authoritarian or ‘against time’. Their values are often in direct opposition to prevailing social norms and favor the norms and customs that may be out of favor by decades, or hundreds of years. They usually express dismay at attempts to reform the System by using the existing institutions and ‘soft positions’ on issues of importance to them. This means they may come across as strident and intolerant of the forces they are opposed to.
Examples may include the work of Andrew Yeoman, and although they do not explictly identify as National Anarchist, the community building work of Stephen Flowers and Stephan McNallen would seem to fit in the paradigm of Socially Conservative National Anarchism.
Socially Libertarian
The libertarian leanings of some National Anarchists include a greater personal tolerance for alternative lifestyles, including homosexuality, drug use, religions, and multiculturalism. The Socially Libertarian National Anarchist pride themselves on being ‘fair minded’ and thoughtful individuals whose views on current political and cultural topics and shares much in common with Left libertarianism except for ethnic identity. For the Socially Libertarian National Anarchist, maintaining an inclusive and welcoming scene is how they hope their ideas will be embraced by a wider group of people. Unfortunately by being so inclusive they often fail to express what sets them apart from social movements that preexisted the coalescence of National Anarchism.
Examples include Welf Herfurth, Troy Southgate, and Keith Preston.
Socially Liberal
The Socially Liberal tendency is an ‘anything goes’ outlook that the author is skeptical represents true National Anarchism. Socially Liberal National Anarchists can include adopting a foreign religions, having no incentive to change the demographic structure of society if their movement had hegemony over the State, or promoting sexual deviancy as the preferred status quo. Despite the often selfless dedication of some of their adherents, it has yet to be seen whether this tendency will evolve into a tendency that takes root in real world activism or just provides an outlet for the opinions for a deviant dilettantism.
Examples include Eduardo Florez, Flavio Goncalves, and James J. O’Meara.
In conclusion it should be obvious that National Anarchists are a diverse and different bunch. However despite these differences we still look to each other as comrades struggling in our own way- as we each see fit- trying to bring about a world without the diseases of the present era.

