Organizations such as the SPLC and ADL often accuse pro-white organizations of harboring openly hateful people, anti-Semites and lunatics. Unfortunately, this often turns out to be true. If a pro-white person, of healthy demeanor, wishes to join other pro-whites as an organization, he will discover that neo-Nazis* are also pro-white and also wish to attach themselves to these organizations.
What is one to do when he is privy to important truths – but the vast majority of other people who recognize those truths are social pariahs? Should he avoid all contact with any of them? If he takes this path, then he will be lonely indeed. He will find himself on a small rowboat in rough seas with no land in sight and all other boats and ships inhabited by the enemy. He will find that his avoidance of them will do him little good; he will still be considered an extremist and lumped in with the rest. If he chooses to avail himself of the networks built by those pariahs, then he will be lumped together with them in the eyes of the rest of humanity and his associations with them will be brought up over and over again as proof of his hate and ignorance.
Being pro-white is an unpopular position to take and, the way things are going, it will remain so for quite some time. But it is wrong to give up. To continue the fight, we need organizations to represent us and those organizations need to represent a wide range of attitudes. Some need to be geared toward suit-and-tie intellectuals while others need to be geared toward thuggish intimidation – depending on what is necessary at the time. A suit-and-tie intellectual is not very useful to whites who need physical protection from non-white thugs who are out to get him; the law is of little use in such cases. Send a group of tough street fighters and the situation might be diffused as the aggressors realize they picked the wrong fight. But it would not be appropriate to send the same street fighters, dressed to intimidate, to a public protest or to an interview with the media. Some organizations are more orientated toward racial science, while others would focus more on social issues.
An organizations might blend various approaches into one. But there is one attitude that some pro-white organizations should take care to be clean of: hatred toward people based entirely on what they were born as. It is one thing to have a distaste for blacks in general, but quite another to declare that one hates all blacks. Many, in the pro-white movement, hate Jews – some hate all Jews, regardless of affiliation. There is a reason the wider public disdains such hatred: it is stupid and wrong. By planting themselves in practically all pro-white organizations, these haters succeed in giving anti-white hate groups such as the SPLC ammunition to paint all pro-whites with the same brush. Thus, in a sense, there is not enough diversity in the pro-white movement.
What we need is an organization that promotes the interests of whites and has no connection, whatsoever, to neo-Nazi groups, the KKK or any other group that is associated with hate (even if that association, in the eyes of the public, is based on ignorance). Such a clean organization can then publicly boast that it opposes racial/ethnic hatred and that it is a strictly positive organization. Of course, it would still be accused of being “racist” but it would be a lot easier for this organization to win converts. The leaders of this organization would be very careful who they let in; anybody with past connections to “hateful groups” (I wish I had a better term) would have to go through a cleansing process of some sort and make public pronouncements that his motivation is to help people. Not to hurt them. There would be actual membership and dues would be paid. There have been some organizations that approximate what I am talking about – such as the EAIF, which unfortunately does not appear to have much recent activity.
Of course, for those pro-whites who disagree with the above conditions and philosophy, there are plenty of other groups they can join. While in Charlotte, some of us discussed founding such a group but, for the moment, it is only an idea. We have a name and, possibly, even a logo – but I shall not divulge any of this yet.
*There is always a problem with labels. When I say “neo-Nazi”, I mean somebody who hates all Jews and is not averse to violence. I fully realize that there might be some who call themselves “neo-Nazis” who do not fit this description and there might be others who do, but call themselves something else.
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