more deserving of life? it is spoken like a mantra and repeated ad infinitum “ diversity is our greatest strength, diversity is our greatest strength, diversity is our greatest strength… ”. i want your neck under my boot. stability and comfort are the enemies of revolutionary change. it is not just a matter of our prosperity, but the very survival of our people. -invictis by william ernest henley there is only one victory, but many defeats. it was not suddenly bred, it will not swiftly abate, through the chilled years ahead, when time shall count from the date that the saxon began to hate. there is no traditionalism without environmentalism kill high profile enemies there are well known enemies of our nations, enemies of our race that freely walk through our societies, heads held high, believing themselves untouchable. why don ’ t i do something? a vote for a radical candidate that opposes your values and incites agitation or anxiety in your own people works far more in your favour than a vote for a milquetoast political candidate that has no ability or wish to enact radical change. men of the west must be men once more.

the going will be tough and many of us will die. taxation is theft in a traitorous system section iv in conclusion out of the night that covers me, black as the pit from pole to pole, i thank whatever gods may be for my unconquerable soul. all possibility of expression and belief was open to be taught, discussed and spoken. perhaps you could tap out, lay down, lick the boots of your occupiers and pray they will let you be comfortable, if only for a little while. states hate other states, the electoral college is under attack at every turn and the races are at each others throats. 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.