White Women’s Organisations in Australia and other Countries – White women need to meet & interact with each other

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[I thought I'd share this with people. A European lady who is one of my supporters, is happily married in Australia and she has a growing family. She asked me whether there are women's organisations she could join. So I thought I'd put this out there for any feedback from folks. Jan]

She wrote:

About women’s groups:

I suppose they are most useful if they are local so that we can physically meet, bring along our children, banana cake baked the night before and a craft project – that’s the most wholesome interaction I can imagine. Even though I do not want to underestimate the power of the internet groups for exchanging ideas, there are but a few women who are interested in something so abstract. Their role in life is quite practical and immediate. So a group online where to simply exchange ideas won’t work as well for us. On the other hand, a women’s group online could share creative ideas, practical tips and encouragement and if that all is carried by pro-white ethos it can be very useful. I also think women’s groups have to be nonpolitical – you just cannot have small children and risk going to jail at the same time.

As much as I’ve looked around, men seem to be, again, the natural leaders and their women follow. I did share a post about the Adelaide Advertiser front page news about the Australian Motherhood group on your Last Rhodesian chat long ago now (I included it in the attachments of this email too).

I looked up that group on Telegram. This is certainly an example of families of NSN activist men, their wives, children, parents, coming together and forming a community: they seem to come together to celebrate the expecting mothers and their soon-to-be-born white babies, Solstices and New Year but also hold playgroups, put together a recipe book and got it printed, etc, etc. Beautiful example

I’ll keep thinking about it and maybe organise something one day here in our area… I’m thinking of a European Heritage Day every month with other mums (families) where we can have a picnic, sing songs, tell stories, learn a dance and organise some social play with the children, learn something useful about our history…

My friend (who we gave the Myth of German Villainy book to and has been enjoying it) asked me the other day about the Song and Dance Fests that the Baltic countries have held as a continuous tradition since the end of 19th century (our first one was in 1869). I explained to him how it’s held every 4 years (and Youth only Fests on alternating 2 years), what it feels like to be part of that, how the groups prepare and coordinate the singing and dancing, how it is amazing to be there with all these white people (tens of thousands of them, young and old, standing under one arch to sing) and recreate "our thing"… My friend then said that he is jealous that he doesn’t have such traditions here in Australia. Well, that’s true. If I think about what it would turn into if you replaced half of them with blacks… that makes me appreciate this tradition even more.

But it’s the matter of coming together and doing it. That’s what I meant when I thought of holding European Heritage Day for us here where I live. It can be so much fun and it would carry the White ethos on, it will make ourselves and our children to be proud to be who they are and doing so we will honour our ancestors as well as strengthen the generations to come. That is certainly what women can be busy organising for the white community.