“Ours is the faith that promises victory if only we are fanatical enough.” -Adolf Hitler

One of the most common criticisms levied at us by detractors is our unabashed use of the Swastika. One common point they make is that the Swastika (whether the reason be that it’s too “intimidating” or that it’s a German symbol and not an American one) is something White Americans would never get behind. You can ascertain a couple of characteristics about people within the Movement who espouse this kind of view:

“Christ is the genius of love and as such the most diametric antipole to Jewry, which is the incarnation of hate. … Christ was the first anti-Jewish opponent of stature. … The Jew is the lie that became flesh. He nailed Christ to the cross, and thus for the first time in history nailed the eternal truth to the cross.” – Joseph Goebbels.

Maxim 5: Be kind and gentle to women, children, and poets. Do not be violent to the common folk.

Stanza 43. To a friend should a man be a friend, and to the friend of a friend as well; But never should a man be friends with a friend’s enemy.

My Religious beliefs inform my political beliefs and thus my convictions are cemented in the Virtues of my faith.
We ought to express our Spiritual selves in a positive manner. In the manner set forth for us by our Ancestors, for whom religious expression was of great importance.

The Socialism of the Right

If the average person even violates his postwar programming to stop for a second and ponder this question, the only answer that floods into his mind is the “socialism” of Marxist economics.
Now, we know nothing could be further from the truth, and we may be successful in explaining that the socialism of the Right, National Socialism, has nothing to do with economics but more with an individual’s relationship to the Nation: his duties and obligations, as well as expectations. But, this might not succeed in breaching the brain/propaganda barrier of Hollywood and holocaust fantasy. Perhaps this analogy will.