conservatism is dead, thank god. focusing on increasing the population of whites, or trying to gain economic wealth or military might, whilst already having met the requirement of numbers, wealth and military force needed is simply a stalling tactic, spoken and put forth by men too cowardly to do what is required. so no, i don ’ t believe so. it was there i decided to do something, it was there i decided to take action, to commit to force.to commit to violence. because they are the same issue, the environment is being destroyed by over population, we europeans are one of the groups that are not over populating the world. it will come in a great wave of popularity, in a great awakening of the european soul. ” -sir oswald mosley who is truly to blame? let the fire of our repentance raise up the holy war and the love of our brethren lead us into combat. ebba was partially deaf, unable to hear the attacker coming. but i believe it is a partisan action against an occupying force. the economic elites who line their pockets with the profit received from our own ethnic replacement. to ensure that the peoples of the world remain true to their traditions and faiths and do not become watered down and corrupted by the influence of outsiders.

simple, white, wooden crosses stretching from the fields beside the roadway, seemingly without end, into the horizon. it ’ s the birthrates. the enemies of our children are being born in our lands right now, even as you read this. the end result is a nation in gridlock, unable to respond to any great change, unable to commit to any great projects. depending on the definition, sure. broken families with soaring divorce rates, that ’ s if they even bother to get married at all.suicide rates climbing year by year, not just for adults, by even teens and children as well and the only time people seem to even notice is when one of their own idols commits the act (singers, sports stars, actors).

>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.