based

A "White NATO" is my suggestion.

Mutual defense pact

I think for America it's a bit different from Europe because most people still understand French, German, etc are white ethnicities while people believe American can be anyone

So we need to promote European-American identity specifically here

@Lawrence of Eurabia Texas is good too.

@Clayton_H_ATX did you know the ethnostate is actually in Texas?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vwgwpUcxch4

Aren't public schools in Texas like 2/3 nonwhite? Really sad stuff

@Alex Kolchak - NY the part of Texas I’m from is very much Czech/German

@Alex Kolchak - NY little German speaking settlements actually exist in other states, like Washington, too

I just learned about that and it’s really cool

Hutterites speak a dialect of German

ya, Hutterites

we have a few colonies here

Czech museums in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and Yukon, OK.

@TMatthews you’re not wrong, but there a many pockets of distinctly European cultures.

and the name “Pennsylvania Dutch” comes from “deutsch” not “dutch”

I have an ancestor who came from Germany to Pennsylvania in the 1700s

also, there are some pockets of NC where people speak a version of 1700s British English with some Southern pronunciation mixed in

@Jacob What’s the town in central Washington that’s known for its German heritage? I was stationed in whidbey island WA for a few years

My area celebrates there German/Czech heritage very vocally. I never appreciated the environment until now.

Their*

Leavenworth

PA has a substantial number of Pennsylvania German speakers, but it's mostly just the Amish/Mennonites now. Used to be common with normal rural folks

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adelsverein

I'm not sure how much of that is genuine German heritage and how much of it is just due to being a tourist attraction

It's definitely a bit forced, not that that's a bad thing

It's a pretty cool town

Leavenworth, famous for the Thirty Mile Fire...

😔

Among other things, probably

no that's a different town

I just looked up where the fire was and it's pretty far north of Leavenworth

@Jacob I appreciated the place. Texas is very much known for its German populations though.

It seems like you're thinking of Winthrop, a wild west themed town

Oh. Hmmm. It was mentioned in Maclean's book. I think Fitzpatrick and the others stopped there on the way

Washington is truly a great place though. Minus Seattle

I like eastern Washington

eh, you'd have to minus a few other parts

Olympia

I like living in Eastern Washington