White Americans are all territorially locked into America only – What of Hitler, Europeans and Lebensraum?
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One thing I noticed about White Americans is that White Americans have so much territory that White Americans don’t think in terms of expanding territory. But Europeans, on the other hand, have a much higher population density and have far less resources. So America, Canada, Russia and Australia are Whites with too much land area and not enough people. But everyone forgets that most of our race lives in Europe and lacks many strategic things.
This American thinking also affects American military strategy. America, can’t think of expansion – like Hitler and Lebensraum. But Europeans were doing expansion really well 120+ years ago. There’s this concept that "Africa is for (Black) Africans" – and Asia for the Asians and all Whites need to remain locked in their little countries. Our ancestors would never have thought like this. There were German tribes and the Romans who even invaded and lived in North Africa. This notion that there can be no expansion for WHITES AS A RACE is pure hogwash and I’m sure Jews don’t want us to even dare to think of this. And Americans can’t think outside of the borders of America – yet, the Europeans were, and the Europeans, a century ago, physically controlled perhaps close to 70% or more of the Earth’s surface. NOTE: In Hitler’s 25 points he demanded colonies for Germany. Hitler was thinking like the Romans. Expansion is natural. Ben Klassen has raised this issue too.
Video & Audio: Gods of War: Confederates: Mind Games when White men are outnumbered
Today we look at deception and mind games in war. Our topic is the American Civil War, especially the Confederates who were outnumbered and outgunned. Unlike the Union, the Confederates lacked many things. But despite these serious disadvantages, the Confederates were amazingly creative, daring and brave.