why you should risk nothing whilst others risk all? this isn ’ t an issue that is being faced solely by our own people, but many peoples across the world. if they are not of our people, but live in our lands, they must be removed. was the attack “ racist ” in origin? it may upset many, but the truth of the matter is these people are directly responsible for the current invasion and sacking of europe and their treachery has damaged european prospects greatly. western culture is trivialized, pulped and blended into a smear of meaningless nothing, with the only tenets and beliefs seemingly held to are the myth of the individual, the value of work (productivity for the benefit of your capitalist owners) and the sovereignty of private property (to ensure none of us get grand ideas of taking the unearned wealth of our owners). 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. history is the history of power. with risk comes possibilities, with possibilites comes chance for victory destabilization and accelerationism: tactics for victory true change and the change we need to enact only arises in the great crucible of crisis. not if you know what i know and want for what we want. yes.

we attack as soon as possible, we attack with force and we achieve stability and play defense as the boomers pass, not during their passing, not after. the global and corporate ran press controls them, the education system (long since fallen to the long march through the institutions committed 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. striking quickly and then exfiltrating from the area of attack was the plan, to avoid the responders of the state and to avoid a situation where i was forced to harm them. no one can give an answer. conservatism is dead. live or die, know i did it all for you; my friends, my family, my people, my culture, my race.

>a path focusing on nature and respect for the environment, traditions, families, workers rights and personal and racial responsibilities.