Here’s a Novel Idea: A REAL United Nations
Posted by Bob on August 31, 2004 at 10:56 pm
Filed Under Musings about Life
I think we might want to form an informal “REAL United Nations.” This starts with understanding what a NATION is. The so-called United Nations is a meeting of political units, not of nations. The cultuurgemeenschap ( I was posting on a Dutch language board) is a nation, no matter whether it is politically united or not. Poland was a nation when it was territorially divided into pieces of Russia and Prusssia. Ireland was a nation when it was occupied by Britain and considered an integral part of Great Britain politically.
A “nation” is not a political unit. A nation is a living culture
The cultuurgemeenschap is a nation. The South is a nation. Most of the members of United Nations are just old administrative units of European empires that were made into political units. To call them “Nations” is a bad joke.
In Africa, the real nations are the tribes, each of which contains millions of members. But the African “nations” who sit in the so-called “United Nations” are bastard mixes of different tribes whose borders split up the real tribes, the real African nations, because the British and the French and the Belgians set them up that way.
The unity of the white race might be made up of a REAL United Nations.
And we would have a lot of allies in this endeavor who are not white.
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Nice article and great idea. However states have the power since they have the money. They don’t care about splitting up nations in different states so long as they collect taxes.
Joe,
Bob did not claim that this would be immediately embraced by the reigning politicos, only that it was right.
All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed; second, it is violently opposed; and third, it is accepted as self-evident.
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