by Gaedhal
Let us take the problem of pornography. Pornography cannot be banned anywhere unless it is banned everywhere. To ban pornography, anywhere—and thus everywhere—would require global governance.
The beginnings of global systems of governance such as the UN and Interpol allow us to tackle the global problem that is the trafficking in child-abuse imagery on a global scale.
Ultimately, I am not a white nationalist, I am a white globalist: I want a white globalist imperium. However, that imperium would consist of self-governing vassal states. To the extent that these vassal states or client states do not cause any global problems, the Global Imperium would leave them alone. However, once a vassal state starts causing global problems, then the legions are sent in to subdue them.
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Editor’s 2 cents:
This is precisely what Adolf Hitler attempted. For having lost, look at the grotesque state Europe is in now. By the way, I fixed a few typos of my article about my visit to Europe this year, and the revised PDF can be read here (I’ll delete the now-obsolete PDF later today).
One reply on “Imperium”
I second your motion Gaedhal (although I would yearn for a Nordic global imperium, rather than merely white, much as I understand that as a position for the future’s future, so to speak – sorry if I’ve misinterpreted you, I wasn’t sure if the term was being used synonymously).
I have a brief question, having read your full article, if you have the time: why English, as opposed to, say, German? I know English is currently pretty much the global tongue, only I wondered, considering we are expecting a major multipolar (well, to a degree) population reduction in the not very distant future, why, say in aftermath, would it be necessary for the survivors?
I personally like the English language, as a native speaker myself (although I too consider it effeminate, long-winded and somewhat illogical as a tongue, as I think was raised on here a good while back) but I wondered if, for deepest Aryan cultural reasons, a return to Northern European language(s) for prime communicative speech might be more appropriate. I fear English has fallen to the insidious corruption of Americanism these days (not that the Normans helped it very much either). Of course, one could always learn it multilingually as a foreign language if they were interested, or wanted to review older documents.