National Third-Position Coalition
National Third-Position Coalition | |
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| Director | Sebastian Savorgnan |
| Founded | 2025 |
| Membership | Approximately 2,000 (August 2026) |
| Ideology | Fascism Falangism Syndicalism Nationalism Corporatism Anti-immigration Race Realism |
| Political position | Syncretic |
| Religion | Trinitarian Christianity |
| Colours | Black |
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The National Third-Position Coalition (NTPC) is an American political and activist coalition founded in December 2025. Led by Sebastian Savorgnan, the organisation describes itself as a coalition of nationalist and Third Position movements seeking cooperation between groups with otherwise distinct political, economic, religious, and national traditions.
The coalition is composed of affiliated organisations in the United States and several other countries. Its stated objectives include national sovereignty, social solidarity, cultural preservation, economic nationalism, and cooperation between sovereign nations. The NTPC does not identify itself with a single political doctrine, instead describing its purpose as facilitating cooperation between movements that share what it considers broad political and social objectives.
The coalition has described itself as opposed to Neo-Nazism and militant racial politics, while retaining affiliations with movements influenced by fascism, Falangism, corporatism, syndicalism, and other forms of Third-Position thought.
History
The National Third-Position Coalition was conceived by Sebastian Savorgnan in December 2025 and formally organised in January 2026. It emerged from attempts to establish greater cooperation between several small nationalist and Third-Position organisations operating independently of one another.
According to the organisation, the coalition was created in response to what its members regarded as fragmentation among nationalist movements. Rather than establishing a single political party with a unified programme, the NTPC was structured as a voluntary coalition intended to allow participating organisations to retain their individual identities, leadership structures, and political programmes while cooperating on issues of common interest.
The coalition's membership includes organisations associated with a variety of political traditions. These include fascism, Falangism, syndicalism, corporatism, Christian nationalism, and other nationalist tendencies. The organisation maintains that ideological differences between participating groups do not necessarily prevent cooperation when common political objectives can be identified.
As of August 2026, the NTPC claims approximately 2,000 members across its affiliated organizations.
Activity
The National Third-Position Coalition conducts much of its activism through online organising, political discussion, and the dissemination of propaganda and promotional material. Its affiliated groups have also participated in sticker campaigns and other forms of street-level political activity, as well as organising and attending political demonstrations and protests. Some NTPC-affiliated demonstrations in Dallas, Texas have drawn opposition from local antifa activists, including one protest at which a confrontation occurred between members and counter-protesters. The coalition characterizes such activities as efforts to increase public visibility, recruit supporters, and promote its political program.
Ideology
The NTPC doesn't adhere to one singular ideology, they exist purely to foster collaboration among organizations and individuals who believe that national renewal requires unity of purpose, civic responsibility, and the pursuit of policies that strengthen the social, cultural, and economic foundations of their respective states, communities, and nations.
Organization
The NTPC is organized as a coalition rather than as a conventional political party. Affiliated organizations retain their own names, leadership structures, memberships, and ideological programs. The coalition's central leadership is responsible primarily for coordinating participating groups and facilitating cooperation between them.
The organization's leadership has characterized the coalition as a framework for cooperation rather than an attempt to impose a single ideology upon its members. Consequently, individual affiliate organizations may hold positions that are not shared universally across the coalition.
The NTPC has also developed an international network of affiliated or associated organizations, including groups in Europe and Latin America. The organization describes these relationships as cooperation between sovereign national movements rather than as a single international political organization.
Nationalism and sovereignty
National sovereignty is one of the central principles identified by the NTPC. The organization supports the right of nations to determine their own political, economic, and cultural affairs without what it describes as external domination.
The coalition also advocates the preservation of national and cultural identities and opposes political or economic systems that it believes subordinate national communities to international institutions or concentrations of political and financial power.
The organization's program distinguishes this position from an explicitly racial conception of nationalism. The NTPC states that it opposes militant racism and Neo-Nazism and presents its conception of nationalism primarily in terms of national sovereignty, cultural identity, and social cohesion.
Economic views
The NTPC rejects both laissez-faire capitalism and Marxist socialism as comprehensive economic models. Instead, its program calls for an economic system subordinated to the interests of the national community.
The coalition's economic language incorporates elements of corporatism, syndicalism, economic nationalism, and other Third-Position economic theories. It argues that economic activity should serve social stability and the long-term interests of the nation rather than exclusively benefiting either private financial interests or a centralized state bureaucracy.
The NTPC also expresses opposition to what it characterizes as excessive concentrations of financial and corporate power. Its program advocates greater economic independence and cooperation between workers, producers, businesses, and other sectors of society.
Individual affiliate organizations may advocate different economic systems, however, and the NTPC does not require every member organization to adopt a single economic program.
Social solidarity
The coalition advocates social cooperation between different sectors of society and rejects what it describes as unnecessary class conflict. Its program presents workers, business owners, farmers, professionals, and other productive groups as components of a common national community.
This position reflects the influence of corporatist and syndicalist traditions within portions of the coalition. Rather than viewing economic classes as inherently opposed, the NTPC argues that social conflict should be reduced through institutions intended to coordinate competing economic interests.
Religion
The NTPC identifies Trinitarian Christianity as its religious orientation. Its program places Christianity within a broader conception of cultural and moral heritage and presents religious belief as compatible with its emphasis on national identity, civic responsibility, and social solidarity. Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, and mainline Protestantism are all acceptable.
The coalition's membership, however, encompasses organizations with differing approaches to religion. The NTPC therefore does not require every affiliated organization to adopt an identical religious program.
Immigration
The coalition opposes current levels of immigration into the United States and advocates policies intended to strengthen national cohesion and cultural continuity.
The organization frames its immigration position primarily in terms of national sovereignty, economic concerns, and cultural preservation. Its leadership distinguishes its position from Neo-Nazi and explicitly racialist movements, which it claims to oppose.
Mission Statement
In the words of the group's mission statement:
1. Unity in Common Purpose We recognize that our movements possess distinct traditions and perspectives, yet share broad goals that are best advanced through cooperation rather than division.
2. National Self-Determination We affirm the right of every nation and people to preserve its sovereignty, independence, and cultural/ethnic identity.
3. Mutual Respect Among Allied Movements Differences in religion, economic theory, historical tradition, and national circumstances shall not prevent collaboration where common interests exist.
4. Opposition to Political and Economic Domination We oppose systems that subordinate nations, communities, or workers to concentrations of power, whether political, financial, or ideological.
5. Social Solidarity We seek social harmony through cooperation among all productive elements of society and reject unnecessary conflict that weakens national communities.
6. Defense of Cultural Heritage Every group of people have the right to maintain and develop their language, traditions, customs, and historical identity.
7. Economic Service to the Nation Economic life should serve the long-term welfare, stability, and prosperity of the national community rather than narrow interests.
8. International Cooperation Among Sovereign Nations We support constructive relations among nations based on mutual respect, voluntary cooperation, and non-interference in domestic affairs.
9. Renewal Through Duty and Participation Citizens should contribute to public life through service, work, civic responsibility, and participation in institutions that strengthen the community.
10. A Shared Future While our movements may differ in methods and emphasis, we commit ourselves to cooperation in pursuit of national development, social cohesion, cultural preservation, and the common good.
Affiliate Groups
Texas Falangist Front (TFF) - Texas
National Corporatist Network (NCN) - National
League of Christian Unity (LCU) - Ohio
The National Party (NP) - California
Dominion Born Traditionalist Party (DOBOT) - Texas and South America
One Future Organization (OFO) - National
New York Futurists League (NYFL) - New York
Continental Syndicalist Federation (CSF) - National
Croatian Socialists (HS) - Croatia
Polish National Integralists (PRNI) - Poland
La Bandera Negra (AZN) - Texas
Southland (SL) - Southern United States
California Falange (CF) - California
Patriotic Fervor (PF) - United Kingdom
Mexican Syndicalists (ORH) - Mexico
National Federalists Front (NFF) - National
Nationalist Cuban Movement (MNC) - Cuba and Spain
References
Bibliography
- "NTPC Store". Shopify. 2025.
- "NTPC Board". Reddit. 2026.
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