Ethno-Nationalism

ETHNO-NATIONALISM

Ethno-nationalism concepts are a very important part of uniting homogeneous communities, people of the same race but with varying cultural ideas (different beliefs and ethnicities). One of the greatest promoters of national homogeneity beyond Abraham Lincoln was Adolf Hitler. He should be remembered with respect for his racial homogeneity virtue even though he wasn't a devout Christian. To his detriment, his adversary Churchill seemed to be under the thumb of the NWO. However, Christians learn racial and cultural homogeneity from the Hebrews in their Old Testament from the commandments of Moses (Numbers 36:5-13). A Christian community must have guidelines to follow and so must other communities.

In order for various communities to become a homogeneous city or state, they must have a binding legal agreement and document. This seems to be part of Hitler's brilliant, former plan. Although socialism is a post-Marx invention, as well as modern-capitalism, any form of government that demands homogeneity is a racial and genetic preservation tool. Some may think our best option is to plea to the state or national government for a race reservation site or designated area to preserve our race. Nevertheless, note one of the 25 Points:

4. Only members of the nation may be citizens of the State. Only those of German blood, whatever be their creed, may be members of the nation. Accordingly, no Jew may be a member of the nation.

https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/NSDAP_25_points_manifesto

We don't have the opportunity for homogeneity as white nations did before WW II. We may wish, dream and be philosophers, group finance and build (the more we work together now gives a founding step for those behind us), but the chances of ever getting beyond ethnic communities is very slim now. Even if world war broke out, it may give a chance for separate parties to dominate and segregate themselves for a while, but never like before. Ethno-nationalism is probably a lost hope of the past. The gloomy, one-world-culture seems to be swallowing us slowly. Nevertheless, building from the inside, communities, and not depending on external leadership, seems to be a practical hope.