Do you support a White (European) Ethnostate in USA?

[Anthony PV]

From an international communist to an ethnic nationalist: Petros Agapetos's evolution on TA

[Teutone]

There are certainly many Northern European like J Ketch that would never accept living with a and quoting his own words, "greasy, arrogant, hot tempered, wog Italian."

I am sure there are a lot people like this out there.

Yea this forum user will for sure dictate who will be allowed in a real life scenario, great point.

[JohnSmith]

Yea this forum user will for sure dictate who will be allowed in a real life scenario, great point.

Who knows. It would not work because there are plenty of people that also think like him. I am sure they would divide the white nationalist.

[Mingle]

The town's leaders insist that Orania is misunderstood. "We are not against black people. We are for ourselves," is their message.

By "ourselves", he's referring to Afrikaners.

However, black people cannot live here.

These aren't the town's leader words but the journalist's. Blacks are a tiny minority of Orania's population but they do live there. If Black people can't live there, then they wouldn't be 0.90% of the town's population.

Earlier I said I don't consider it an ethnostate, but now I think I may have been mistaken somewhat. Ethnicity and race aren't the same thing. In this context, the ethnicity is "Afrikaner" not "White". If the town exists to preserve the Afrikaner ethnicity over there, then it is somewhat of a mini-ethnostate, but not a race-based state like the people in this thread are talking about.

[Teutone]

Who knows. It would not work because there are plenty of people that also think like him. I am sure they would divide the white nationalist.

You know something that doesnt work for sure and we witness it daily? Multi-racial societies.

[coolfrenchguy]

From an international communist to an ethnic nationalist: Petros Agapetos's evolution on TA

it will be not the first time
this scumbag of jacques doriot,and socialists while the french occupation
Jacques Doriot (French: [ʒak dɔʁjo]; 26 September 1898 – 22 February 1945) was a French politician prior to and during World War II. He began as a communist but then turned fascist.


Early life and politics

Doriot moved to Saint Denis, near Paris, at an early age and became a labourer. In 1916, in the midst of World War I, he became a committed socialist, but his political activity was halted by his joining the French Army in 1917. Participating in active combat during World War I, Doriot was captured by enemy troops and remained a prisoner of war until 1918. For his wartime service, Doriot was awarded the Croix de guerre.
After being released, he returned to France and in 1920 joined the French Communist Party (PCF), quickly rising through the party - within a few years, he had become one of the PCF major leaders. In 1922 he became a member of the Presidium of the Executive Committee of the Comintern, and a year later was made Secretary of the French Federation of Young Communists. In 1923, Doriot was arrested for violently protesting French occupation of the Ruhr Area. He was released a year later, upon being elected to the French Chamber of Deputies (the Third Republic equivalent of the National Assembly) by the people of Saint Denis.
Fascism

In 1931, Doriot was elected mayor of Saint Denis. Around this time, he came to advocate a Popular Front alliance between the Communists and other French socialist parties with whom Doriot sympathized on a number of issues. Although this would soon become official Communist Party policy, at the time it was seen as heretical and Doriot was expelled from the Communist Party in 1934.^[1]
Still a member of the Chamber of Deputies, Doriot struck back at the Communists who had renounced him: now bitter towards the Comintern, his views turned to embrace the French nation, evolving into a 'national' socialism—as opposed to the socialism of the Third International. By now embodying fascist more than socialist ideals, Doriot founded the ultra-nationalist Parti Populaire Français (PPF) in 1936. Doriot and his supporters were vocal advocates of France becoming organized along the lines of Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany and were bitter opponents of Socialist Premier Léon Blum and his Popular Front coalition.
Collaboration

When France went to war with Germany in 1939, Doriot became a staunch pro-German and supported Germany's occupation of northern France in 1940. Doriot resided in collaborationist Vichy France for a time, but he eventually found that it was not nearly as Fascist as he had hoped it would be and moved to occupied Paris, where he espoused pro-German and anti-communist propaganda on Radio Paris. In 1941, he and fellow fascist collaborator Marcel Déat founded the Légion des Volontaires Français (LVF), a French unit of the Wehrmacht.
Doriot fought with the LVF and saw active duty on the Eastern Front when Germany invaded the Soviet Union in June 1941 and was awarded the Iron Cross in 1943. In his absence leadership of the PPF officially passed to a directorate, although real power came to lie with Maurice-Yvan Sicard.^[2] In December 1944, Doriot travelled to Germany and made contact with the former members of the Vichy regime and other collaborators who had gathered together in the Sigmaringen enclave. Doriot's PPF struggled to assume a leadership role within the French expatriate community, basing itself in Mainau and setting up its own radio station, Radio-Patrie, at Bad Mergentheim and publishing its own paper Le Petit Parisien.^[3] The PPF was also involved in conducting intelligence and sabotage activities by supplying some volunteers whom the Germans dropped by parachute into liberated France.^[4] He was killed on 22 February 1945 while traveling from Mainau to Sigmaringen when his car was strafed by Allied fighter planes. He was buried in Mengen.^[5]

[JohnSmith]

You know something that doesnt work for sure and we witness it daily? Multi-racial societies.

There are people that would go much further than that. I am afraid so. There are plenty of Northern Europeans here that would nothing to do with any Southern European whatsoever. J Ketch would gladly wave goodbye to his Italian neighbor when the death squad comes for them. I also could see Finish Swede doing nothing when the death squad comes to take away her Iberian neighbor. These people could never live in a white ethnostate they want something much worse. This why it just would never work. I used to be on Skadi years ago. I am sure you know the view of people on there. They would never support such a thing as white ethnostate. They want something much worse and whites are terribly divided.

[Teutone]

it will be not the first time
this scumbag of jacques doriot,and socialists while the french occupation
Jacques Doriot (French: [ʒak dɔʁjo]; 26 September 1898 – 22 February 1945) was a French politician prior to and during World War II. He began as a communist but then turned fascist.


Early life and politics

Doriot moved to Saint Denis, near Paris, at an early age and became a labourer. In 1916, in the midst of World War I, he became a committed socialist, but his political activity was halted by his joining the French Army in 1917. Participating in active combat during World War I, Doriot was captured by enemy troops and remained a prisoner of war until 1918. For his wartime service, Doriot was awarded the Croix de guerre.
After being released, he returned to France and in 1920 joined the French Communist Party (PCF), quickly rising through the party - within a few years, he had become one of the PCF major leaders. In 1922 he became a member of the Presidium of the Executive Committee of the Comintern, and a year later was made Secretary of the French Federation of Young Communists. In 1923, Doriot was arrested for violently protesting French occupation of the Ruhr Area. He was released a year later, upon being elected to the French Chamber of Deputies (the Third Republic equivalent of the National Assembly) by the people of Saint Denis.
Fascism

In 1931, Doriot was elected mayor of Saint Denis. Around this time, he came to advocate a Popular Front alliance between the Communists and other French socialist parties with whom Doriot sympathized on a number of issues. Although this would soon become official Communist Party policy, at the time it was seen as heretical and Doriot was expelled from the Communist Party in 1934.^[1]
Still a member of the Chamber of Deputies, Doriot struck back at the Communists who had renounced him: now bitter towards the Comintern, his views turned to embrace the French nation, evolving into a 'national' socialism—as opposed to the socialism of the Third International. By now embodying fascist more than socialist ideals, Doriot founded the ultra-nationalist Parti Populaire Français (PPF) in 1936. Doriot and his supporters were vocal advocates of France becoming organized along the lines of Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany and were bitter opponents of Socialist Premier Léon Blum and his Popular Front coalition.
Collaboration

When France went to war with Germany in 1939, Doriot became a staunch pro-German and supported Germany's occupation of northern France in 1940. Doriot resided in collaborationist Vichy France for a time, but he eventually found that it was not nearly as Fascist as he had hoped it would be and moved to occupied Paris, where he espoused pro-German and anti-communist propaganda on Radio Paris. In 1941, he and fellow fascist collaborator Marcel Déat founded the Légion des Volontaires Français (LVF), a French unit of the Wehrmacht.
Doriot fought with the LVF and saw active duty on the Eastern Front when Germany invaded the Soviet Union in June 1941 and was awarded the Iron Cross in 1943. In his absence leadership of the PPF officially passed to a directorate, although real power came to lie with Maurice-Yvan Sicard.^[2] In December 1944, Doriot travelled to Germany and made contact with the former members of the Vichy regime and other collaborators who had gathered together in the Sigmaringen enclave. Doriot's PPF struggled to assume a leadership role within the French expatriate community, basing itself in Mainau and setting up its own radio station, Radio-Patrie, at Bad Mergentheim and publishing its own paper Le Petit Parisien.^[3] The PPF was also involved in conducting intelligence and sabotage activities by supplying some volunteers whom the Germans dropped by parachute into liberated France.^[4] He was killed on 22 February 1945 while traveling from Mainau to Sigmaringen when his car was strafed by Allied fighter planes. He was buried in Mengen.^[5]

Is your custodian aware of your access to the internet?

[Teutone]

There are people that would go much further than that. I am afraid so. There are plenty of Northern Europeans here that would nothing to do with any Southern European whatsoever. J Ketch would gladly wave goodbye to his Italian neighbor when the death squad comes for them. I also could see Finish Swede doing nothing when the death squad comes to take away her Iberian neighbor. These people could never live in a white ethnostate they want something much worse. This why it just would never work. I used to be on Skadi years ago. I am sure you know the view of people on there. They would never support such a thing as white ethnostate. They want something much worse and whites are terribly divided.

Sorry john, you speak about some things that dont exist in real life.

[JohnSmith]

Sorry john, you speak about some things that dont exist in real life.

I just think in real life people are afraid of expressing their true color on the internet where no one can see their face they are more willing to express this. Do not be fooled my friend they are out there.