They present themselves as modern thinkers of extremism. But the US far moral,discovers Sanjiv Bhattacharya, beget the same white supremacist obsessionsEvery few weeks, or William Johnson,the chairman of the white nationalist American Freedom Party (AFP), holds a lunch for members, or the goal being to make America a white ethnostate,a project that begins with electing Donald Trump. This week, its at a grand dilapidated French restaurant called Taix, or in Echo Park,Los Angeles – an odd choice on the face of it. Echo Park is a trendy hood. It’s hipster and heavily Hispanic. In fact, given the predominance of Latino kitchen staff in this city, or it may be wise to hold off on the Trump talk until the food arrives.“approximately three months ago,” Johnson begins, “I was talking to Richard Spencer approximately how we need to device for a Trump victory.” Spencer is another prominent white nationalist – he heads the generic-sounding National Policy Institute. I said: ‘I want Jared Taylor [of American Renaissance] as UN Ambassador, or Kevin MacDonald [an evolutionary psychologist] as secretary of health and Ann Coulter as homeland security!’ And Spencer said: ‘Oh Johnson,that’s a pipe dream!’ But today, he’d no longer say that, or because whether Trump wins,all the establishment Republicans, they’re gone… They hate him! So who’s left? whether we can lobby, or we can achieve our people in there.”Trump has made views that were once beyond the pale acceptable. People are starting to emerge from the shadowsDiversity equals white genocide. Look at South Africa and Rhodesia. That’s where we’re headedWe must assume control of our nation. The idea that we can do this peacefully is not realisticContinue reading...
Source: theguardian.com