The nationalist manifesto

Trump, Brexit, Le Pen, Orbán, Salvini: white identity politics is on the rise. While the entire political establishment, from right to left, supports globalism, a wave of nationalism is sweeping across Europe and has put Donald Trump in the White House.

I The nationalist manifesto Greg Johnson defends the ultimate form of white identity politics: white nationalism, i.e. a nationalism that defends the right of all white people to self-determination.

Multiculturalism is a social experiment that international elites have managed to impose on unwilling nations, a social experiment that has failed. Diversity is not a strength, but a source of exclusion, hatred and violence. But even those problems pale in the face of the fact that white peoples in all their homelands are now moving along the road to biological extinction - unless there is a revolutionary political change.

Nationalists aim to end multiculturalism and instead rebuild the unifying indigenous culture, turn the flow of non-white immigration into emigration, and turn the negative demographic trend of their own people back into a positive one. Nationalists strive for all peoples of the world to have the right to self-determination in their own homelands.

Written with magnificent simplicity and clarity, it offers The nationalist manifesto an appealing moral position for white nationalism, presenting it as a logical extension of a policy to enable the conservation of endangered animal species, but this time for the human species. The Manifesto also explains fundamental nationalist ideas and patiently refutes common misconceptions and objections to nationalism. The author describes in broad terms the principles of nationalism and also explains how nationalists can gain control of their respective homelands. With The nationalist manifesto Greg Johnson proves once again that he is a master at presenting ideas that are diametrically opposed to those of the ruling establishment as both reasonable and appealing.

The nationalist manifesto is recommended reading for anyone who wants to understand both the origins and objectives of the growing resistance to globalism, multiculturalism and liberal democracy.