what does it seek to conserve? these situations are chaotic and virtually impossible to control, no matter the planning. the truth is that eventually people must face the fact that it wasn ’ t a damn thing to do with the economy.that it was the british people firing back at mass immigration, cultural displacement and globalism, and that ’ s a great and wonderful thing. those that find themselves born linguistically in the minority suffer daily, as the conversation of life excludes them, the mass media isolates them and businesses turn them away, as does the societies speech itself. i pulled my rental car over, and sat, staring at these crosses and contemplating how it was that despite these men and womens sacrifice, despite their bravery, we had still fallen so far.i broke into tears, sobbing alone in the car, staring at the crosses, at the forgotten dead. yes, the person that has influenced me above all was candace owens. i have read the writings of dylan roof and many others, but only really took true inspiration from knight justiciar breivik. a nation that venerates its ancestors, but lives for its offspring. every day we become fewer in number, we grow older, we grow weaker. in my mind a rainbow is only beautiful to due its variety of colours, mix the colours together and you destroy them all and they are gone forever and the end result is far from anything beautiful. the nation?

not in europe, not in the americas, not in australia or new zealand. how they are removed is irrelevant, peacefully, forcefully, happily, violently or diplomatically. radical, explosive action is the only desired, and required, response to an attempted genocide. this wealth and prosperity was paid for in the sweat and blood of your ancestors. to survive with our culture, but to lose our lands, to lose our future, is a defeat. why not me?

>destabilize, then take control.