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In today's terms, racism is a binary issue: either you're for racism, and are "evil" and probably a terrorist, or you're against it, and you're "good" in the political parlance of the loudest voices heard today. (Not every voice agrees with these voices, and some of the most eminent thinkers of our society finds them laughable, but these are the voices who have bought the largest printing presses.)

Looking at this critically, one sees that racism is natural and part of any healthy society's plan of action. Second, it becomes apparent that those whose agenda is limited to racism are just as much enemies of the Indo-European race as those who wish to deny racism altogether. This occurs because to embrace a single issue is to effectively deny all other issues and thus, to prevent positive leadership toward Traditional societies.

As long as one bribes the voters with a single issue, they forget about everything else - including the need for any plan to be composed of related elements. Our "plans" in liberal democracies consist of pacifying the single-issue voters of many stripes while doing nothing too far off the beaten path. As a result, there is no leadership, but plenty of talk about who's getting the pro-life vote, the black vote, the corporate vote, etc.

Racism is controversial because it assaults the nature of liberal democracy, generally practiced as societies in which members are defined politically, and not by heritage, and because it shatters the myth of equality and therefore, the idea that society should shape itself around the individual and use money to limit that freedom. Racism speaks of a bigger, bolder society, in which leadership decisions are made for the best of the society regardless of which "voting bloc" it offends.

It is part of a larger philosophy, one which strips away two of the major failings of our time: the corruption of all aspects of society by profit motive, and the collapse of our traditional social systems, leaving a meaningless void in which money is the only power or sense of community one can have. This is a disease with many roots, and espousing one clearly positive idea alone - whether environmentalism, racism or eugenics - only addresses part of the problem.

Our society has rotted from within, and it must be resurrected with all of its values intact, not just a few. We should stand up for our heritage and shout down the catcalls of "racist," and we should smash all restraints on nature, and we should begin eugenic policies immediately, but not as separate agendas. They must occur as part of a whole agenda to restore philosophical, cultural and political sanity to our nations. Otherwise, we're just single issue voters like those who got us into this mess.