anyone can be a member of our nation, as long as they have the paperwork. the truth that they are expected not to combat these myriad, unending and dedicated interlopers, but to embrace them, accept their own disenfranchisement, accept the loss of their fathers lands, their own impoverishment, their own replacement. the people speaking now, acting now, fighting now, are the vanguard of the vanguard of the force of the people. they are the most despised group of invaders in the west, attacking them receives the greatest level of support. the global and corporate run press controls them, the education system (long since fallen to the long march through the institutions carried out by the marxists) controls them, the state (long since heavily lost to its corporate backers) controls them and the anti-white media machine controls them. we were born from our lands and our own culture was molded by these same lands.the protection and preservation of these lands is of the same importance as the protection and preservation of our own ideals and beliefs. why were we allowing the invaders to conquer us? i could no longer bring the sneer to my face, i could no longer turn my back on the violence. they may be able to discredit one small movement, from one nation. we must strive to create a nation worthy of our ancestors, that we give our people the very best lives, and nations that are worthy of them. didn ’ t your attack just result in the vilification of ethno-nationalists/racial autonomists?

you are not. a society of rampant nihilism, consumerism and individualism, where every individual is a competitor and the rights of the individual override all notions of responsibility. for many years i had been hearing and reading of the invasion of france by non-whites, many of these rumours and stories i believed to be exaggerations, created to push a political narrative. now let us bury it and move on to something of worth. this pakistani muslim invader now sits as representative for the people of london. it ’ s the birthrates.

>the second event was the 2017 french general election.