To be honest, the idea that there's going to be a ***Hurrah!*** moment of siezing power and then all the non-Whites will be killed or deported or whatever is pretty fanciful. I feel like that's his main critique. I've spoken about this before, but it's more about getting the community-based territory of the nation, and then putting that into local government, and then leveraging that into broader approaches. Whether it's a political party gaining right to govern in Congress, or a mass movement of families and communities leaving the large cities and shunning the modern way of life (Not communes, though).
You're likely going to end up looking at an Aparthied style situation, either brought on by freedom of association or federal loss of legitimacy, can't say what the percentages will be, but you'll get to a certain state of agressive civic nationalism in the sense that you're going to need something that works in the transitory phase until demographic balance is achieved, which will take a couple generations conservatively.
