We are a product of the general biological characteristics of our ancestors and the resulting collective impact of their values, instincts, and behaviour giving rise to the cultural, social and technological structure of our nation. If our ancestors were those who formed these events, conditions and structures then it is our culture, our society, our history, our accomplishment and our responsibility. The blood and bones of our ancestors are literally part of this landscape. We have shaped it and it has shaped us. Our race and ethnicity forms our people and from this arises our nation. In short; Race+Ethnicity= A People
Our people are bound by natural law (logos) just like everything else, and just like everything else our people must maintain themselves in a state consistent with the iron laws of nature or perish. We have a duty to our people because they are our extended family; Literally our people. To abandon this duty is to betray them and become subhuman. We inherit this duty, along with the results of their actions, from all our ancestors and pass it on to our descendants in turn.
If your ancestors do not partake in the river of our ancestry then you have no place here and no claim to our history and existence. You are not one of us and never will be. Perhaps you think a mixed race mongrel partakes of multiple lineage? No, they partake of non. The unique biological characteristics bequeathed to us by our people are not possessed by these abominations. Mongrels have no lineage, they have no people.
This is not optional, their is no choice in the matter. Its not a case of 'integrating' or learning 'values' its a matter of the foundation of values: what we are and were we have come from; Our People, The People.
A people are conquored when they loose the capacity to express their will and their nature. When this happens they will be replaced by those who can.
Weakness can no longer be tolerated, for our people to live we must embrace hardness, discipline and strength. Our future is monstrous hardship through which we find ourselves reborn greater and harder than ever before, or monstrous degradation and suffering through which we find extinction.
"For blood, soil and honor.
For faith and for race.
For the future of my children.
For the green graves of my sires."
Robert J Mathews
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