Caribbean Project: On The Rim of the Caribbean

May 25, 2013 Hunter Wallace American South, Americanism, British West Indies, Caribbean Project, Diversity, Dixie, Georgia, History, Negroes, Race Realism, Race Relations, Racism 57

Georgia

I can’t wait to get my new book: On the Rim of the Caribbean: Colonial Georgia and the British Atlantic World.

Note: Georgia was one of the least enthusiastic colonies about joining the American Revolution. If memory serves, Georgia even rejoined the British Empire during the conflict, and one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence from Georgia was a Connecticut Yankee.

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7 Comments

  1. It’s better to be on top.

    No, Denise; it’s essential to be apart–apart from non-whites.

    Your American bourgeois mentality is quite conventional, as is your rejection of our classical model of civilisation.

    Well, we can’t all be as aristocratic as you, can we, Palmetto?

    The mentality you just described is precisely what many anti-Southern propagandists prior to the war used to whip up anti-Southern sentiments.

    What mentality have I described (by which I’ll assume you mean “expressed”)? I asked you a question. Try answering it, white man.

  4. Oddly enough, I agree with the Confederates here about the American Revolution, but for different reasons. If we had stayed with the British Empire, I believe that various conditions would have allowed abolition to still happen pretty quickly. Look how much things have changed in terms of civil rights. The ruling elite can change things very quickly when the right circumstances occur, and if the appropriate potential rebel leaders decide not to start violence, the elite can get away with a lot. That’s what’s currently happening to the white nationalist movement, which has a lot of intelligent people but they mostly just sit around on the Internet, except for Brevik.
    Mosin, keep standing up against fascism and slavery.

  5. Music break; a Gregorian Chant album recorded in France in 1930. Nothing gets us closer to the spirit of old pre-enlightenment Europe than this.

  6. I oppose revolution because I oppose violence in most circumstances. Now that the elite in power is anti-white, that means I oppose any pro-white revolution.
    As a recent comment said, it is better to be on top, and that means going along with the Jewish agenda.

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