*We, however, understand our brothers and sisters.
We know why they run, why they don’t want to have anything more to do with this world, with your world.

So we say to you:
Come to us, brothers and sisters! In this life there are still battles to fight and struggles to win. We need your desire for action and your passion in order to defeat our parents.
Let’s end their reign of terror together. Let’s join each other in entering into a new era. Let’s build a new world
together. A world in which no one needs to run anymore.

A world in which there will be genuine values and true friendship. A world of community and solidarity. Come to
us, brothers and sisters. Join us in the struggle against the ’68ers. Defend yourself with all your strength. Join us
to reclaim our inheritance, our country, and our identity.

Come back, brothers and sisters! For we all belong together.
We are all generation identity.*

**Chapter 30 - Generation Identity by Markus Willinger**

Better than Chaplin's speech in the "Great Dictator" by many orders of magnitude.

Agreed!

https://www.amren.com/features/2017/01/young-black-man-became-race-realist/

I’ve thought of this as well. Nice to see these thoughts in print

What book is this?

Pretty sure it's from Rules for Radicals.

No. Definitely not. Don't think it's Taylor (White Identity, the next book). Maybe u just haven't gotten to this part...

@Jacob @Nemets wutchyall readin'?

@Mick Medieval Russia 980-1584

@Mick The White Nationalist Manifesto

https://www.counter-currents.com/2018/12/against-escapism/

- C.S. Lewis, *Mere Christianity*

Only a real progressive is willing to acknowledge when it’s time to turn around and retrace our steps

Russian courtship

@Nemets What made you pick up this book in particular? I'm trying to dig into European history on the whole but it's hard to know what's worth reading and what's not.

if it's 600+ pages and the 1 star reviews on amazon aren't about formatting errors or freudianism it's usually at least half decent @Mick

@Nemets Yikes. Guess so. What do you think of the book so far?

How is it written? Is it tough to read, meaning, maybe a little dry?

I'm enjoying it, but it is pretty academic

Ok with academic, that can be written in a way to keep you reading imo.

I'm very inexperienced with Russia, does it get into what it means to be Russian wrt ethnicity?

I'm only 7% into it so far - but a lot of it is past the arrival of ryurik

I don't know if ethnic conflict was later, obviously soviet era

was a big deal

oh, ok.

I've always been curious about the history of the various groups that fell under Russian influence

how those groups formed, how they interacted with Russian influence and power, etc.

Ryurik?

Viking?