Remigration - our European vision

🟥 We will make the vision of Remigration mainstream & then a political reality. It all starts on the streets. Join us in Gent on the 27th of march.

-Where: Flanders, Gent, Woodrow Wilsonplein
-When: 27.3.,20:00

- All infos: https://www.group-telegram.com/nsvnationaal/371

"Down with the State under all its manifestations and incarnations. (…) For us who are morituri of individualism, it gives us nothing more than, because of the present darkness and the gloomy tomorrow, the absurd religion, but always consoling, of anarchy!"

— Benito Mussolini

This was anarchy and it had very powerful kings

Don't ignore politics.

The overall 'cause' of immigration and its related problems can be summarized in two words:

International Finance.

The Brotherhood, political party in Ukraine

The Brotherhood (Ukrainian: Братство, romanized: Bratstvo) is a Ukrainian National-Anarchist and Christian Anarchist political party led by Dmytro Korchynsky. The party represents itself: "Party of Jesus Christ, National Christian Network - a revolutionary Christian community". Its' paramilitary wing is the 'Volunteer Hundred of Jesus Christ'.

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Anarcho-National Bolshevism, shortened to Anarcho-Nazbol, is an anarchist, culturally far-right, economically far-left ideology combining the cultural and economic values of National Bolshevism with collectivist anarchist and Anarcho-Communist views on the state and and how their society should function. It believes in an ethnically and culturally homogenous commune with direct democracy and worker owned means of production with an emphasis on preserving the people and traditional lands of said commune.

It could be described as something similar to National Anarchism, but far more economically left to the point of being communist, rejecting Mutualism.

Richard Hunt, editor

Richard Hunt was a green anarchist activist, and editor of various environmentalist magazines, such as Green Anarchist and Alternative Green. He also contributed to early editions of Green Line. He was widely criticised in the anarchist community for his sympathies for nationalism, and wrote an editorial for Green Anarchist expressing patriotic support for British soldiers serving in the 1991 Gulf War in Iraq. Richard Hunt continued to have political disputes with the other editors of Green Anarchist, and shortly afterwards left the editorial collective to form his own magazine, entitled Alternative Green, of which he edited the first thirty-one issues and to which he contributed articles.

Read his articles

On Anarcho-Monarchism
By W. J. Whitman

Extract;

"Representative “democracy” is the worst form of government. Classical medievalist monarchy is clearly superior to modern “democracy.” I am an anarcho-monarchist. I am an
anarchist insofar as I believe that anarchism (i.e. government through voluntary associations and
interactions) is the best possible system and the ideal to which we ought to strive; yet I am a
monarchist insofar as I hold that monarchy is the best form of statist government. I would prefer
no state whatsoever; but if we must have states, then let them all be hereditary monarchies like
those of medieval times."

Welf Herfurth

Welf Herfurth is a german National Anarchist. He stands for Anti-Globalisation, self-determination and preserving culture. Welf Herfurth inspired famous National Anarchist Southgate and even inspired Tomislav Sunic. He published a book about himself in english and spanish. He is also close to Keith Preston.

Government is failure

North and South Korea don’t have much in common today, after decades spent in very different political and economic systems.

However, there is one thing both sides of the DMZ have inherited: the concept of minjok, a word that translates as “people” but can refer, more broadly, to both the Korean nation and the Korean race. As such, it’s common on both sides of the Korean Peninsula to say that there is only one Korean nation, one that was divided against the will of the minjok, and that unification is inevitable.

Another commonality: the two Koreas both got the term from an early 20th-century liberal-turned-anarchist who would be appalled at how the two nations have used his idea since.

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