Salutations

**Dmitri** · 12-26-2012, 01:59 AM

Greetings to all; I'm a Russian living in Ottawa, Canada -- the name is Dmitri Balitsky -- and it's great to have stumbled upon this forum where more European comrades seek to preserve our heritage and speak of it, especially in such interesting times.

I mainly came here to have more political and philosophical contacts, as I'm a non-Hitlerian National Socialist and supportive of a Slavic Union. However, I'll be looking forward to participating in other boards as well.

I may not have the time to post on this forum very often, but I'll try to remain active.

Oh and I speak Russian, although I'm more comfortable speaking English.

**Dmitri** · 12-26-2012, 02:07 AM

I don't know about your rules for double-posting, but if only these 603 lurkers were to register: (76 members and 603 guests and 14 Spiders).

Quite interesting to see the proportion of actual posters to lurkers on here, though.

**~~Sikeliot~~** · 12-26-2012, 02:11 AM

Welcome

**Dmitri** · 12-26-2012, 02:21 AM

Originally Posted by Sikeliot

Welcome

Damn, you have a lot of posts. Do you welcome every newcomer?

**exceeder** · 12-26-2012, 02:41 AM

Welcome to the forums Dmitri! A russian... or pan-slavic national socialist in Canada? You've certainly picked an interesting country to reside in given your political values, hehe.

Anyway I hope you enjoy it here!

What made you decide to join if I may ask?

**Dmitri** · 12-26-2012, 02:52 AM

Originally Posted by exceeder

Welcome to the forums Dmitri! A russian... or pan-slavic national socialist in Canada? You've certainly picked an interesting country to reside in given your political values, hehe.

Anyway I hope you enjoy it here!

What made you decide to join if I may ask?

Well I didn't decide to immigrate here; my parents did, as I was six years old at the time. But yeah, Canada has fallen into liberal degeneracy when it comes to moral and traditional values, and I would seek to help reverse that.

As for joining, I found it to be an interesting forum in which I can find many contacts with European ancestry -- and the more posters, the merrier. In addition, I would love to learn more about the various European cultures and its overall psyche, especially as I live in Canada and don't have as much contact with our kinsmen as a fellow individual would in Europe. 'Knowledge is power,' as people say.