Charles Haywood is the Maximum Leader of the magazine, and the founder of the applied political philosophy of Foundationalism. He is a member of Generation X. His views are right-wing with a future-oriented, post-liberal bent. He does not belong to any existing political party. Like Miniver Cheevy, he was born too late, and wishes he could be a Knight Hospitaller, but with a railgun and warp drive. He desires comity but realizes, despite being a practicing and believing Christian, that ultimately no final question can be solved without conflict, usually involving violence. Thus, his style tends to be megalomaniacal and apocalyptic. He likes to fight.

His politico-tactical sensibilities are encapsulated in the seven quotes at the very bottom of every page, together with the quote from T. E. Lawrence on the right side of the front page.

What does Haywood want? That is often asked. Part of the answer can be found on our About page, which explains that he uses writing here primarily to develop his own thoughts. To what end, though? As it has developed, to the end of outlining, and preparing for the advent of, a political philosophy, which he has named Foundationalism, and which he is preparing to implement in real life.

If you are interested, though why you would be is unclear, in a personality profile of Charles, one can be found here. He was, for six years, a mergers-and-acquisitions lawyer, with law and business degrees from the University of Chicago, and a clerkship for a Seventh Circuit judge. (But despite this background, he is a class traitor and Regime enemy.) For fifteen years he was the owner and operator of one of the largest, and most profitable, manufacturers of hair and skin care products in North America, which he started by himself from nothing. He sold that business four years ago. Now he is rich beyond the dreams of avarice and looking to cause trouble. He can be reached at [email protected], or on X at @theworthyhouse, or on other services, including Signal, upon request.