I wrote this for our local group. We've had trouble getting our local group members to join IE but I don't think that will be the case anymore after last weekend.
"I was in Charlottesville, the Spencer speech in Gainnesville, the Spencer speech in Auburn, the Lee monument protest here in New Orleans and many other events. At all of these I met people who I would become good friends with, brothers in the struggle. This past weekend at the first Identity Evropa national conference was, without question, the best event I've ever been to. The unity, comradery and brotherhood I felt among the largest gathering of identitarians the US has ever seen was like no other event. There were no NSM or TWP there to larp as brown shirts, there were no neo-confederates, no fascists, no white nationalists. We were all there united as identitarians under one banner.
Not only did we form friendships with our brothers in IE, but we became part of something much bigger than ourselves. The sense of purpose and honor that everyone exhibited at the conference was inspiring. The humility of our members and leaders was something foreign to me. I was used to being snubbed by Richard Spencer, ignored by Eli Mosley, talked down to by Evan McLaren. As soon as we arrived Patrick Casey walked up to us, shook our hands and introduced himself, and asked for our opinion on matters. Jared Taylor did the same when we ran into him.
