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The purpose of the Homeland Institute is to explore the negative effects of globalization and multiculturalism on historic homelands and to propose workable and humane alternatives. https://homelandinstitute.org/
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The Great Replacement is not a conspiracy theory, it is official policy


Our poll from September this year found that while most white Republicans had not heard of the GR, most of them agreed once it was succinctly explained


It will be interesting to repeat this poll in 2024

https://x.com/RepMTG/status/1740115210571014385?s=20
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Forwarded from David Zsutty
This X poll asks:

Ronald Reagan said "You can live in Germany, Turkey, or Japan, but you can't become a German, a Turk, or a Japanese. But anyone, from any corner of the earth, can come live in America and become an American.” Do you agree?

Absolutely not! Let's spread this poll around for maximum participation. I'm interested in what the results will be.
https://fixupx.com/YCFederation/status/1741086574454919303?s=20
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Forwarded from Pox Populi
Always amusing to see people— sometimes neocons, sometimes liberal progressives—praise Singapore as a rich and prosperous multiethnic society.

They fail to take into account that Singapore was built and held together thanks to pure machismo and authoritarianism. Lee Kuan Yew said ‘there is no other way to rule a Chinese society’.

Speaking of a Chinese society, LKY also implemented strict policy to maintain the Chinese majority. This included slamming the door to refugees.

So according to the Singapore Simps, the key to creating a rich and prosperous country is to have a cold and calloused attitude towards ‘refugees’, intervene in immigration policy in order to ensure the majority status of a particular ethnic group, and rule with—not an iron fist but as LKY put it—a set of knuckle-dusters.

They undermine the point they think they’re making.
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⚡️ NATIONAL DIVORCE: New Poll Shows 32% of Republicans Agree!

Is it time to talk about secession? NN Director Ryan Augustine Sánchez sat down with David Zsutty to discuss the shocking findings of a new poll conducted by the Homeland Institute.

Video premieres at 1800 PST.

🎥WATCH HERE: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ccW17T2LNgI

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The Homeland Institute’s poll found relatively low support for National Divorce among respondents. While there are undoubtedly many factors behind this low support, an inability to envision creative solutions might be one of them.

We are therefore launching a series of case studies called New Nations, in which we will envision in concrete terms what several states or collections of states would look like as their own independent nations. We hope this will spark creative thinking and dispel arguments that secession is impractical.

Here is our first case study, The Republic of Texas:

https://homelandinstitute.org/2024/01/new-nations-the-republic-of-texas/
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Forwarded from Red-State Secession
After National Divorce, only 35% of Dems & 23% of Libs in the Deep South (La, MS, AL, SC) say they'd stay

But more than 1/4 of blue-state Trump voters would move into red states, they say

22% of Dems & 14% of libs say they're not sure.

The above combines "liberals" and "very liberals" into one number. Considered separately, 26% of "liberals" and only 14% of "very liberals" would stay in the red states of the Deep South.

In a federation of red states, each state could have its own social policy, or groups of states could form a region within the federation to coordinate policy.

This would not be delegated to the central government.

Learn more at my website! The TNM needs your help this month!

A National Divorce gives people 2 options instead of 1: they can choose which country is preferable to them

This sorting is so advantageous that govs would probably defray relocation expenses

It reduces ethnic & ideological tensions
https://redstatesecession.org/partisanship-and-divisiveness-are-not-the-problem/
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Forwarded from Keith Woods
🇮🇪 November: Councillor calls for the shooting of Irish people who attended anti-immigration riot

🇮🇪 December: Councillor criticises government's mass-immigration agenda

Guess which one had their home raided?


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Forwarded from IrelandCritiqued (Critiqued Ireland)
Homogenous Dublin Ireland in 2003 Vs Diverse Dublin Ireland in 2024
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Forwarded from David Zsutty
Dr. Greg Johnson’s take is more salient than ever. If the Palestinians are humans with rights, then what Israel is doing is genocide. If the Palestinians are “human animals” worthy of mass displacement as some Zionists claim, then they’re too dangerous to import to the West.

Not one more taxpayer dollar to Israel and not one refugee from Gaza is the only sensible America First policy position. No more “Bomb the third world, import the third world.”

https://t.me/BellumActaNews/113131
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Speaking of which, a report on our latest poll about non-interventionism is forthcoming. Stay tuned!
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Attention!

In light of recent events, are you interested in knowing if citizens think the current Middle Easy conflict will escalate, and if there would be opposition to a draft?

Then stay tuned! The report on our latest poll will cover these issues and more, and will drop not latter than tomorrow afternoon.
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Forwarded from Keith Woods
It's a popular trend for leftist academics to deconstruct nationalism by pointing to it's recency. They point to examples of empires past to show that multiculturalism has been the norm for most of history. Rome is especially popular in this regard.

But what does Rome actually tell us about race, ethnicity and politics? Was there a "Roman nationalism" modern academics have overlooked? This question is the topic of my latest Substack:

https://keithwoodspub.substack.com/p/ethnopolitics-in-the-roman-empire
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