Kenny Smith and Constantin von Hoffmeister discuss the Homeland Party in the UK, remigration, community politics, free speech in Europe, nationalist conferences, and more.
" What is a country? A country is what it stands for, when standing for something is most difficult; this is what we stand for: justice, truth, and the value of a single human being." (Judgment at Nuremberg, the movie) The story about your grandfather exemplifies this very well in that he stood up for independent thought and free speech at great personal sacrifice at a time it was very dangerous to do so.
Nationalism is born from the sovereignty of a people and its shared values and culture; most nation states in today's world lost any real sense of national sovereignty because of the failed leadership of globalist politicians following a globalist agenda; and, of course, because of the massive propaganda which was easy to spread because of the "collective stupidity" of the masses(Bonhoeffer); it is a matter of personal sovereignty or identity and the responsibility for the unique gift of life granted by our creator which form the basis for national identity (often forgotten but actually part of the US Constitution).
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" What is a country? A country is what it stands for, when standing for something is most difficult; this is what we stand for: justice, truth, and the value of a single human being." (Judgment at Nuremberg, the movie) The story about your grandfather exemplifies this very well in that he stood up for independent thought and free speech at great personal sacrifice at a time it was very dangerous to do so.
Nationalism is born from the sovereignty of a people and its shared values and culture; most nation states in today's world lost any real sense of national sovereignty because of the failed leadership of globalist politicians following a globalist agenda; and, of course, because of the massive propaganda which was easy to spread because of the "collective stupidity" of the masses(Bonhoeffer); it is a matter of personal sovereignty or identity and the responsibility for the unique gift of life granted by our creator which form the basis for national identity (often forgotten but actually part of the US Constitution).