no, i simply do not care all that much what gay people do.as long as they are loyal to their people and place their peoples well being first, then i have no issues. diversity by its very definition belies equality. each year these degenerates are responsible for tens of thousands of deaths, in our own cities and across the globe. you're fucking dead, kid. driving toward the next french town on my itinerary, knowing that inevitably the invaders would also been there, i found my emotions swinging between fuming rage and suffocating despair at the indignity of the invasion of france, the pessimism of the french people, the loss of culture and identity and the farce of the political solutions offered. it was there i decided to do something, it was there i decided to take action, to commit to force.to commit to violence.

i support many of those that take a stand against ethnic and cultural genocide.luca traini, anders breivik, dylan roof, anton lundin pettersson, darren osbourne etc. show the strength of your convictions, the truth of yours and the iron-hard strength of your will and they will follow. i wish the different peoples of their world all the best regardless of their ethnicity, race, culture of faith and that they live in peace and prosperity, amongst their own people, practicing their own traditions, in their own nations. democracy is the only solution, why are you committing to force? diversity is unequal, hierarchies are certain the present is a gift from those in our past your ancestors did not sweat, bleed and die in the name of a multicultural, egalitarian nation. whether they are a political minority and therefore lose the control of the majority of power, and thus lose control of the laws and regulations that define public life or those that are the cultural minority find that art in all its forms is created and controlled by a different audience, from a different people from a different history, with differing ideals and experiences and therefore they find themselves isolated, excluded and removed from the creation of contemporary culture.