No organism can continue their existence without a defined territory to procreate, protect, and promote their own kind.
Every country, empire, or civilization, was built by conquest. It was by force of battle, by spilling blood, by conquering the e…
No organism can continue their existence without a defined territory to procreate, protect, and promote their own kind.
Every country, empire, or civilization, was built by conquest. It was by force of battle, by spilling blood, by conquering the enemy. The United States was founded by and for Whites of Northwest Europe. The expansion of the United States was the expansion of the Indo-European White Race. The United States right from its inception was founded as a civilization of the people and for its posterity.
The prevalence of British Mercantilism made her colonies subservient to the will of the economy over the people’s interests. The idea of the sacred Economy stems from the Industrial Revolution where technology had to advance at the expense of most people.
Americas founding fathers believed in a merit based republic, not a democracy. A democracy is rule by the mob. The crowd follows while individuals of value rise above the herd and innovate.
The 1920’s was the height of Racial Eugenic thinking in the United States.
There are tales in America about red haired giants called the Si-Te-Cah who were forced to flee into caves (specifically Lovelock Cave, Nevada) and later passed away…
The Feathered Serpent God comes from many ancient American cultures. He was called Quetzalcoatl by the Aztecs, Viracocha by the Incas, Kukulkan by the Mayas, and Gucumatz in Central America. He along with his fellow people or Gods were described as being tall, bearded, with white skin and beautiful emerald blue eyes.
The shipping of blacks to America was purely economical, set about to benefit the elite few in the British imperial echelon. Right from America’s founding it was implicitly known that America as a nation was a White Anglo-Saxon country. Differences were acknowledged and resettlement of factions within the American body were put into focus. Liberia is testament to America’s need of self-determination free from the influences of others, yet it was stalled and ended later on. Marcus Garvey was a black from Jamaica who advocated resettlement of blacks to their ancestral homeland. The American Indians or Injuns fought fierce and brutal wars against white settlement from the Plymouth colony to the 19th century. People in Washington DC were reluctant at times to help white settlers even after they had been massacred, white expansion was more of a pioneer spirit than a nationalistic tendency. The resettlement of American Indians to reservations of course brought resentment of the white man and all that resembles his culture. Later on when integration took place, the Amerinds lost much of their dialects, styles of dress, and spiritual heritage. Integration was entirely unnatural, an erosion of personal space and a loss of heritage turning people into more of the same.
Family matters more than Humanity.
It is better to embrace your own than to forget your own. It is better to know yourself before you can know others. The more common ground the less chance of conflict and greater unity toward a common goal.
A people who are not convinced of their own uniqueness and value will perish.
