This is a fascinating article and I want to read that Albion’s Seed book now. That said, I think theres a missing factor that even if there was the intention to found an Anglo Saxon Protestant nation, the decision to import large numbers of Africans to work the plantations means that America was *in fact* a mixed nation of WASPs and African Americans from the beginning, and I’m not sure that can be ignored in favour of the intention of the original English settlers — after all, the original intention for America was to be under the control of the British Crown!
Interesting. I am sympathetic. For you Americans of Anglo-Celtic descent, the 'Great Replacement' has already happened.
I guess my question is, how does one proceed from here? Both Anglo-Celts and Ellis Islanders are now lumped into the category of 'White', and Hispanics will probably be included in time.
Are there enough people of purely Anglo-Celtic heritage to form a coherent bloc? Many of the WASPs were and are ultra-liberals who willingly signed onto the multiracial project, many of them in New England who loathed their Southern WASP brothers to the degree they sided with every other group against them.
To form a bloc like this, big sacrifices will need to be made that will inconvenience coalition building and alienate potential allies.
Can Nick Fuentes be classed as a Heritage American? What about Catholics generally, given they are overwhelmingly the bedrock of the modern paleoconservative and national conservative movement? These questions need to be answered.
Really, the only cohesive movement of 'Heritage Americans' was the Southern identity, who put up a fight to defend traditional America but who were outnumbered.
Perhaps the best solution is a currently still possible ethno-nationalist Britain, and we invite our WASP American cousins to 'come home'.
Sounds like an expression of preference rather than one of fact. The existence of all of those influences have been there since the very beginning. So any development and application of European culture across the states simply could not have evolved in a vacuum.
American as a nation refers to a people with select inherited characteristics; if you’re speaking geographically, “American” means anyone from Alaska to Patagonia.
This is a fascinating article and I want to read that Albion’s Seed book now. That said, I think theres a missing factor that even if there was the intention to found an Anglo Saxon Protestant nation, the decision to import large numbers of Africans to work the plantations means that America was *in fact* a mixed nation of WASPs and African Americans from the beginning, and I’m not sure that can be ignored in favour of the intention of the original English settlers — after all, the original intention for America was to be under the control of the British Crown!
Interesting. I am sympathetic. For you Americans of Anglo-Celtic descent, the 'Great Replacement' has already happened.
I guess my question is, how does one proceed from here? Both Anglo-Celts and Ellis Islanders are now lumped into the category of 'White', and Hispanics will probably be included in time.
Are there enough people of purely Anglo-Celtic heritage to form a coherent bloc? Many of the WASPs were and are ultra-liberals who willingly signed onto the multiracial project, many of them in New England who loathed their Southern WASP brothers to the degree they sided with every other group against them.
To form a bloc like this, big sacrifices will need to be made that will inconvenience coalition building and alienate potential allies.
Can Nick Fuentes be classed as a Heritage American? What about Catholics generally, given they are overwhelmingly the bedrock of the modern paleoconservative and national conservative movement? These questions need to be answered.
Really, the only cohesive movement of 'Heritage Americans' was the Southern identity, who put up a fight to defend traditional America but who were outnumbered.
Perhaps the best solution is a currently still possible ethno-nationalist Britain, and we invite our WASP American cousins to 'come home'.
American identity is at least part European, part Native, part Negro, part Mexican.
American identity, as far as it’s American, is all European. The extent to which it is the other three, it becomes less American.
Sounds like an expression of preference rather than one of fact. The existence of all of those influences have been there since the very beginning. So any development and application of European culture across the states simply could not have evolved in a vacuum.
American as a nation refers to a people with select inherited characteristics; if you’re speaking geographically, “American” means anyone from Alaska to Patagonia.