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Great job with the posters!!

The one with the blender and the one showing the countries are very attractive to look at. Good colour.

I think the one with God and the Devil could be used in a number of posters, I like the idea there.

Thanks for the posters, I will copy and use some of them in emails.

My only negative comment would be that I would NEVER put any NAZI or swaztika symbolism in the posters for 2 reasons:

1. It is illegal in some European countries.
2. I gives an association with Nazism that will turn off people to the MESSAGE. Nazism is old news, focus on the new–white genocide.

I would strongly encourage you to avoid that!!! Please!!!

Thanks again.

It worked because it juxtaposed a ‘new’ Hitler who left his old ways, with the fact that these new ways are doing exactly what Hitler originally wanted.

It doesn’t try to make Hitler into something positive or part of the pro-white side.

That is the very fine line the Anti-racist Hitler tread. The revulsion most people feel for Hitler is now shown to be perfectly consistent with what they thought was good.

I liked Anti-racist Hilter, but note that the movie did NOT suggest HIlter was great!!!! It was silent on the issue.

But when you put a poster up with Nazi symbols its VERY easy for people to confuse those symbols between what you are against and who YOU are.

SEe a Nazi symbol and people think—this message brings what the Nazi’s brought.

Better to avoid that, and push the message without the interference.

Let me speak from my own example:

I am as pro-white and concerned about my race and society as anyone could be, and have been since I realized in high school in the 1990’s what ‘multiculturalism’ would lead to.

But I can;t stand the Nazi pro-whites as I believe they are shooting themselves in the foot BIG TIME. BEing pro-white has NOTHING to do with HITLER.

IF it does then what is Western civilization for the past 3000+ years????

So I say, avoid that NAzi symbolism. IT might feel good to use, but the audience will only see Nazi posters.

No… The swastika isn’t good. Nazi imagery is unwelcome.

J.P.O.

When you see the symbol, that’s what people think of–Nazi’s.

That certain, and not productive.

Doesn’t matter whether your for or against it, that’s what will be in people’s mind.

And that’s bad for sure.

If the enemy has put in billions of dollars to demonize the Nazis… and I have the opportunity to use that momentum and turn it into a double edged sword against the enemy, then I take that opportunity.

If you don’t want to take that opportunity, then don’t take it. I’m done with this issue.

@Linux:

God almighty, that Diversity Death Star is a killer.

You’re a f*ck!n genius!

I just got some more great ideas for some posters. I was thinking we could design this with more of a psychological warfare purpose against Anti-Whites. One of the things the British did in WW2 to demoralize the SS, was to fabricate prophecies of Germany’s inevitable defeat. I was thinking we could do something similar using a Book of Revelations theme, where one of our posters shows an edited picture of Jesus with the blade of a broad sword coming out of his mouth, that reads, “diversity is a genocidal scam to extinguish White People.” It fits, because many Christian alternative researchers have interpreted the passage to mean that Jesus will speak a divisive truth that will shatter the prevailing social order. We have everything to gain, and nothing to lose by appealing to people’s deepest beliefs. We must be absolutely ruthless with our propaganda.

Also, a poster showing a trojan horse representing White Genocide/Diversity would be great. And maybe another one showing dinosaurs as people, with one of them saying to the other, “Genocide by forced assimilation? You don’t really believe that crazy conspiracy theory do you?”

These will be heavy hitting… 😀

Edited after receiving some feedback.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/189736351/Newspaper-clipping