Pan-Europeanism and the American Movement

Not there.

If anyone has any delusions that the old American "movement" has any genuine pan-Europeanism, this should be a helpful curative.

It does not exist.  It has never been tried.  One can not say whether or not pan-Europeanism is a viable meme for American racial nationalism because it has never been tried.  Every "movement" leader or thinker in the USA is or was a Nordicist of one type or another.

It's time for something new.

An Anti-Amnesty Analysis

Insightful analysis.

Read here.

Testing for Israel

Interesting

Read here.

Well, well.  In theory, a good idea.  It's the hypocrisy that is staggering.  A White nation instituting "testing" for immigration would be slammed - particularly by Jews - as "racist" and "Nazi" and world opinion would come down on them like a ton of bricks.   Internet trolls who hysterically label me an as advocate of "testing" likely will be silent about a real-world example of "testing" in action (note: I've never advocated "testing" as a prerequisite of living in a White ethnostate. I believe ancestral ethnic heritage shown by genealogy should be sufficient, although I encourage "testing" for self-enlightenment and to provide information about relative genetic kinship).

Cognitive Cheaters

Law-abiding high-IQ Chinese...cheating on exams.

Is anyone surprised?

Italian-American Assimilation, 4/12/13

VDARE article.

Read here.  Note that in contrary to the ignorant Mangan, the reality of a specifically Southern Italian migration to the USA during the "Great Wave" is explicitly cited.

Also of relevance, emphasis added:

The first Italian-American to be elected to Congress was Anthony Caminetti, the native born son of a Sicilian immigrant. Caminetti was elected to the US House of Representatives from the state of California in the 1890's. However, his largest impact on national policy came when he was named Commissioner General of Immigration by President Woodrow Wilson in 1913. 

Caminetti implemented an “America First” migration program that would impact policy for decades. He believed in the maintenance of America's historic demographic majority and strongly campaigned against immigration from Asia. 

Against immigration from Asia?  For shame!  What would the HBDers think?