"America is the fulfillment of United European identity"

No, not at all.

It's all a rather nihilistic vaccuum, tbh.

The only logical next step for whites in America is to unite under a united European identity

That's what most of the major nationalist groups are about

And it's true. Europa is a brotherhood. It should be united and see itself as a single race

But it's an identity that only makes sense under Christendom. Thats why I say its the natural next step

There is a white culture. If anyone denies that I stop taking that person seriouslt, just line I do not take seriously anyine whi says the sky is green

it reminds me of Maistre

same would apply for "white"

Europeans are barely Caucasian anymore. If anything more of them are mongrelized than Americans.

lol

just lol

ebin

I guess you're American ?

Yep. Family has been here since 1580. I guess your European. Don't worry your son inlaw will be named Mustafa

stop racebaiting

you're not in the position to do so

Bahaha Mkay

give us a call when you're back from the lamentation wall btw

>"America is the fulfillment of United European identity"
>No, not at all.
>It's all a rather nihilistic vaccuum, tbh
Or it is exactly the fulfillment and it's what happens when you mix cultures, even similar ones

@Deleted User nobody but presidents and evangelical Protestants goes to the wall

^

The American Federation aka “the Union” is no different than the EU

We need to exit the Union

There are many nations under Union occupation

The South/Dixie

The Pacific Northwest/Cascadia

The North aka Vinland

Has anyone read The Disunited States of America by Henry Turtledove?

It’s a fascinating book where the US never became a united country and each state became its own nation with vastly different cultures some of which would constantly eat with one another.

*war not eat

America is the result of an oligarchal secession lead by Freemasons and funded by the French.

@Byzas Latin’s still used in the western orthodox rite afaik

Indeed!

It’s a beautiful language. Liturgical languages are in general.

I agree

I almost converted via Western rite bit there was a Byzantine church a bit closer to home

Same, but I found a russian Orthodox Church that did the Liturgy in English and Slavonic that was much closer and I enjoy it.

My parish uses a little bit of Slavonic, mostly English though
serbs