Do not go gentle into that good night. But kill sixty unarmed invaders having shown the will and the intent to bring harm to your nation and people, and you will be considered a monster, dragged through the streets, ridiculed, attacked, your character assassinated in every way it can be and finally tried in court and imprisoned for the rest of your life. These same children will one day become teens, then adults, voting against the wishes of our people, practicing the cultural and religious practices of the invaders, taking our peoples lands, work, houses and even attacking and killing our children. Brazil with all its racial diversity is completely fractured as a nation, where people can not get along and separate and self segregate whenever possible. WHY DON ’ T I DO SOMETHING? Didn ’ t your attack just result in the vilification of ethno-nationalists/racial autonomists? The Truth that they are left, alone, an individual in a society worshiping the cult of the individual, to respond against an influx of outsiders from all corners of the world. Why did you choose New Zealand as a place to attack? No. I have read the writings of Dylan Roof and many others, but only really took true inspiration from Knight Justiciar Breivik. Because they are the same issue, the environment is being destroyed by over population, we Europeans are one of the groups that are not over populating the world.

Why were we allowing these soldiers deaths to be in vain? This is an attack on the very french people themselves and is a strategy designed to destroy national, cultural, linguistic and ethnic unity. To ensure that the peoples of the world remain true to their traditions and faiths and do not become watered down and corrupted by the influence of outsiders. You can not expect others do take the risks for you, nor should you wish for others to labour for you, if you are unwilling. Brazil with all its racial diversity is completely fractured as a nation, where people can not get along and separate and self segregate whenever possible. I know, because I have been there.