worker ownership of the means of production? leave no vipers nest unburnt don ’ t leave the cities, run towards the fight, not away run towards the cities, run towards the conflict, run towards the enemy, fleeing from the enemy is cowardice. they were an obvious, visible and large group of invaders, from a culture with higher fertility rates, higher social trust and strong, robust traditions that seek to occupy my peoples lands and ethnically replace my own people. no, i am not afraid of islam, only that, due to its high fertility rates, it will grow to replace other peoples and faiths. history is the history of power. how they are removed is irrelevant, peacefully, forcefully, happily, violently or diplomatically. by living in new zealand, weren ’ t you an immigrant yourself? do you consider it a terrorist attack? meanwhile the “ diverse ” nations across the world are scenes of endless social, political, religious and ethnic conflict. we must ensure the existence of our people, and a future for white children. 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.

incite conflict.place posters near public parks calling for sharia law, then in the next week place posters over such posters calling for the expulsion of all immigrants, repeat in every area of public life until the crisis arises. the enemies of our children are being born in our lands right now, even as you read this. its the cities where the struggle lies, its the cities where the invaders have massed, its the cities where the marxists have poisoned the institutions, its the cities where the traitorous media and corporations lie and its the cities where the anti-white politicians and the ngos make their homes. why attack muslims if all high fertility immigrants are the issue? i don ’ t, but i may have some. for example, actions such as voting for political candidates that radically change or challenge entrenched systems, radicalizing public discourse by both supporting, attacking, vilifying, radicalizing and exaggerating all societal conflicts and attacking or even assassinating weak or less radical leaders/influencers on either side of social conflicts.

>yes, and it seems we immigrants seem to bring a whole host of issues.