Andrew Anglin of Total Fascism joins Carolyn to discuss the pros and cons of European nationalism – just how nationalistic individual European nations can or should be. While Pan-European identity is a good thing, it has been used to weaken national identity. Also touched upon:  American White Nationalism and the challenges that it faces in this large, diverse country–very similar to pan-European nationalism. Some highlights:

• The Alliance for European National Movements (AENM) was formed in 2009 in Budapest with the intention to form a European political party;
• While it’s a rocky road, good-old-fashioned nationalism seems on the upswing;
• Jobbik in Hungary and Golden Dawn in Greece are the most watched and most admired nationalist parties;
• British Nationalist Paul Weston and his new Liberty GB party avoids the Jewish Problem;

Image: An example of what a truly national group looks like, in this case fair-skinned people with rosy complexions, but it could also be olive-skinned dark-haired people who look happy and comfortable together.

Carolyn does what she’s good at: Criticism of high-profile members of our “truth community,” some of whom are known as “pro-White” or “White identity” and some who are not.  This is so difficult to put into words, it’s best to go straight to the bullets:

• The question of leadership comes up, and along with that – money;
• Disappointment with David Duke and Ingrid Zundel for their association with Jeff Rense, Gordon Duff and others;
• ‘Gordo’ Duff’s attempts to get representatives from all sides, including revisionists like Zundel and White nationalists like Duke, on his “internationalist” VT website;
• Questioning Duke’s radio program on Dec. 13 treating Duff as a great friend;
• Ingrid Zundel’s admission of spending hundreds of thousands of dollars, several times over, in legal fees for Ernst – saying they can raise any amount they want;
• Internationalist vs nationalists: never the twain shall meet;
• Nationalism is always antisemitic and about racial purity – can’t be otherwise.

Phone call from Ray in Texas on nationalism.

Pictured at right: David Duke on cover of Time Magazine, May 9, 2005.