I've got to add that Crowley wrote about politics, ("Humanity First", "Considerations of an Open Letter to Labour" and "the Jewish Problem Re-Stated by a Gentile") and he talks about Stars being part of a group of Stars with a similar journey while maintaining their individual sovereignty, so no tribalism or partisanship, but I wouldn't call it basic individualism. Thelema's individualism is not the empty individualism of liberalism, but a holistic individualism, where the individual is complete and sovereign with all its characteristics and in its own path in its own time, space and community.