>"A state authority is entitled to demand respect and protection only when it meets the interests of a people, or at least does not harm them. There can be no such thing as state authority as an end in itself, for, if there were, every tyranny in this world would be unassailable and sacred. If, by the instrument of governmental power, a nationality is led toward its destruction, then rebellion is not only the right of every member of such a people - it is his duty".

>"In general it should not be forgotten that the highest aim of human existence is not the preservation of a state, let alone a government, but the preservation of the species. And if the species itself is in danger of being oppressed or utterly eliminated, the question of legality is reduced to a subordinate role. Then, even if the methods of the ruling power are alleged to be legal a thousand times over, nonetheless the oppressed people's instinct of self-preservation remains the loftiest justification of their struggle with every weapon. "

The Leader

ᛉ 1889 - ᛦ 1945

We genuinely live in a bad timeline lads.

>>509706737
I'd like to think he believed what I do; in a racial supremacist movement for each and every race. Whites should exalt their race, blacks should exalt their race...Chinese, Japanese, Korean - each race should be improving itself and striving towards perfection. Racial consciousness for each and every peoples. Imagine the world we could have...