This July 4, remember and tell people, this land belongs to Whites and not Jews nor their non-White imported labor. We will take it back. Maybe not soon, but we will outlive our opposition and the thing called USA itself down into eternity.

As for the patch of dirt we call America, I can't dislodge my affection for it in spite of all that it's become. I like the green trees of the Great Lakes region, the humid summer and the wet winter. The dense soil and the damn bugs. The cornfields, the apple orchards, the grape vineyards. The homes, the old public courthouses, the university grounds. Lake Michigan, the steel mills, Chicago, Hog butcher, etc. City of Broad shoulders.

I had an ancestor who came to these shores from Ireland, and was a surgeon at Valley Forge. I had another ancestor who came from Greece, less than a hundred years before now, fought in the First War for his citizenship, had to kill Germans and be bled by them in the trenches of France as a price for that citizenship. He understood that war in the same sense we do, but it didnt stop him from pride in his service, which was all the more honorable for a gallant foe.

I had another ancestor who lost 3 brothers in the Civil War. Lucky he was too little or I might not be here!

I had other kin from Germany, Anabaptists, threw out for their pacifism. Here, they sought only to be peasants and keep their folk-ways intact. That worked fine until during the heat of the wars they decided it was better to assimilate to "Anglo Saxon" America. For all the good it did them.

So our folk have both worked the soil and soaked the soil with their blood. They came from far away and whatever else they have left us with, we still have their blood and stand on this soil. Blod und boden, blood and soil. July 4. Damned if I ever leave or give this up.