We aim to preserve the ethnocultural identity of Europe and the countries founded by Europeans through peaceful activism, political education, and community & cultural activities.
-Stop the Islamisation of our countries
-Against globalization
-Stop and reverse the Great Replacement of our people with non-Europeans
Education & Resources
Why We Fight by Guillaume Faye
What is Generation Identity?
A Declaration of War From the Youth of France
A Future For Europe
Video Channels
Identitarian View
The Golden One
Red Ice TV
Defend Europe
Identitarian Organizations to Support:
US: Identity Evropa
UK & Ireland: Generation Identity
Europe: Generation Identity
Official branches in France, Germany, Belgium, Austria, Italy, Czechia and Hungary
Rules
1) No calls for violence, Cultural Marxism, anti-White speech, porn/gore, degeneracy, chronic women blaming (MGTOW), racial epithets, links to other subverses or chronic black-pilling. This is NOT a National Socialist forum. Flagrant and/or repeat violations of the rules will result in a ban.
2) All posts & comments should be made with the intent of gaining the support of the silent majority of normal and decent Europeans and European Americans for the radical goals of stopping and reversing The Great Replacement, and implementing policies that promote the Remigration of non-Europeans from our homelands.
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[–] Naught405 0 points 5 points 5 points (+5|-0) ago
Every (political) war (ever)
Take for example Caesar's conquest of the Gauls. He went there to protect the Roman border from German encroachment into Gaul because the region had been internally destabilized. He actually went there because of the reasons discussed by the Triumverate. Primarily he was in debt and also wanted to glorify himself. Others wanted territory or part of the spoils, or political favors in the capital. He only ever made contact with the Germans a couple of times. Once he got an army and was in Gaul he basically used that status quo + any instability or revolt to stay there until Gaul was conquered. He also tricked the gauls into signing an early treaty that basically made them part of the empire, but which the Gauls thought meant paying tribute and nothing else. After that, he used the treaty to say he was just putting down rebellions (the rebellion being a never before united Gaul, 300 tribes or so).
[–] WD_Pelley ago
Damn, that is some shifty shit right there.
[–] Naught405 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
Politicians never change lol