The New Saxon Club exists to establish, by way of voluntary sexual and social selection, and by covenant, a new breed of man as inspired by the free men of the Old Saxons. This will be a retroprogressive
association, in that we are not interested in maintaining Saxon blood purity or defunct old paganism or Saxon Christian ways. We are, however, interested in Civic Saxonism and in genetic and memetic 
eugenic selection favoring individuals oriented toward a disposition of cooperative independence and fraternal individualism, which we have discerned to be Saxon dispositions worth preserving and
perpetuating well into the future. For us, there is a racial component to being a New Saxon, but is not a racial component based on the past, but on what we, people from many backgrounds, can together
become.

<p>It must be understood that a <i>Saxon</i> was not a race, but an ethnicity, and as an ethnicity it included in it people of many races. Part of becoming a New Saxon will be learning 
some of the history of the ancient and medieval past, which shines light on their origins and how racially-mixed they really were. As such, New Saxons are to be a breed unrestricted by race, 
but instead by the concultural values of a New Saxon. 

<p>Our activities will include:

<ul>
    <li>Saxon Religion
    <li>Old Saxon and Anglo-Saxon Paganism</li>
    <li>Middle Saxon Christianity</li>
    <li>New Saxon Secularism
    <li>New Saxon Approach to Race and Evolution</li>
    </li>
    </li>
    <li>Saxon History and Anthropology Studies
    <li>Proto-Saxon History
    <li>Substrate Natives of Saxony</li>
    <li>Western Hunter-Gatherers</li>
    <li>Bell Beaker</li>
    <li>Superstrate Conquerors of Saxony</li>
    <li>Samara, Yamnaya</li>
    <li>Saka</li>
    <li>Sarmatians</li>
    </li>
    <li>Pre-Saxon, Proto-Belgic Cultures in Saxony
    <li>Corded Ware</li>
    <li>Unetice</li>
    <li>Tumulus</li>
    <li>Urnfield</li>
    <li>La Tene</li>
    </li>
    
        <li>Old Saxon History</li>
    <li>Middle Saxon History</li>
    <li>Early New Saxon History
    <li>American Revolution</li>
    <li>English Benevolent Racialists</li>
    <li>Ricardian Socialists and Social Darwinists</li>
    <li>Mutualists and Georgists</li>
    <li>Individualist Anarchists</li>
    </li>
    </li>
    <li>Saxon Language Studies
    <li></li>
    <li>Old Saxon Language</li>
    </li>
    <li>Saxon Jurisprudence Studies
    <li>Christianized Saxon Law
    <li><i>Sachesenspiegel</i>
    <li><i>Lex Saxonum<i></li>
    <li><i>The Doom Book</i></li>
    </li>
    </li>
    <li>Anglo-Saxon Law
    <li>Anglo-Saxon Folk-Rights</li>
    </li>
    <li>Inferred Saxon Customs from Saxon Republics
    <li>of the Stellinga</li>
    <li>of the Stedinger</li>
    <li>of Butjadingen</li>
    <li>of the Stadland</li>
    <li>of Land Wursten</li>
    <li>of Land Hadeln  </li>
    <li>of Dithmarschen</li>
    </li>
    </li>
    <li>New Saxon Fraternity and Mutual Aid
    <li>Feasts</li>
    <li>Conferences</li>
    <li>Networking</li>
    <li>Mutual Aid Funds</li>
    <li>Rewarding Endogamy</li>
    </li>
    <li>New Saxon Culture and Jurisprudence</li>
    <li>New Saxon Pedigrees</li>
    <li>New Saxon Identity</li>
    <li>Freedom and Friendship</li>
    
    
</ul>