i mostly agree with sir oswald mosley ’ s views and consider myself an eco-fascist by nature. whether that is by encouraging and pushing increases to the minimum wage; furthering the unionization of workers; increasing the native birthrate and thereby reducing the need for the importation of labour; increasing the rights of workers; pushing for the increase in automation or advancement of industrial labour replacement or any other tactic that is available. it is far better to encourage radical, violent change regardless of its origins. rampant urbanization and industrialization, ever expanding cities and shrinking forests, a complete removal of man from nature, with the obvious results. break it ’ s back, anyway you can. but if you attempt to live in european lands, anywhere west of the bosphorus.we will kill you and drive you roaches from our lands. do not suffer under the delusion of a democratic victory, prepare for war, prepare for violence and prepare for risk, loss and struggle, as it is the only path to victory. the people who are to blame most are ourselves, european men. for the disgrace you have heaped upon the european people and the distress you have caused to european women, you will die. the truth of the political situation in europe was suddenly impossible to accept.my despair set in.my belief in a democratic solution vanished. the united states is in turmoil, more so that at any other time in history.

the storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your life. depending on the definition, sure. some are at different stages than others but all are feeling the pressure. diversity by its very definition belies equality. millions of people pouring across our borders, legally.invited by the state and corporate entities to replace the white people who have failed to reproduce, failed to create the cheap labour, new consumers and tax base that the corporations and states need to thrive. i worked for a short time before making some money investing in bitconnect, then used the money from the investment to travel.

>the only people that seemingly do not face such issues are those with strong traditions, gender norms, societal norms; the poor and the religious, usually a combination of all.