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@bennyjohnson
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This is one of the greatest beaches I've ever heard in my entire life. The revival of Europe and the European man is upon us. Here we go. The beauty and strength of European civilization are unrivaled in human history. For five centuries we have stride the world, spreading faith, knowledge, and order to its furthest reaches. Driven by an insatiable appetite, but truth and power in equal measure, the world-conquering spirit of European man imprinted itself across every continent on earth and dominated every field of human endeavor. In the cathedrals of France, the castles of Germany, the art of Italy, the philosophy of Greece, the music of Austria, the governing traditions of England, the vast dominion of Canada and the military might of America, the glory of that spirit is made flesh. Yet, in the sterile malaise of the 21st century, it is as though the burden of that inheritance has become too much for us to bear. Our nation is not an idea, but a living being made of flesh and blood. It is, in its essence, a family composed of the living, the dead, and yet to be born, descended from common ancestors and heirs to a common inheritance, a history, a religion, a land, a language, and a law. Out of this crucible is born a distinctive national culture, which in a healthy nation acquires ever greater richness and texture as each generation receives it and habits it and passes it onto the next. In other words, a nation is a people, and if you lose the people, the nation ceases to be. If these trends are allowed to reach their ultimate conclusion, it will mean the death of European civilization altogether. As such, the first principle of the right in the 2030s must be to reassert ancestry and inheritance as the foundations of both individual, European national identities and our collective civilisation identity. After all, across the nations of European civilisation, we face many of the same existential challenges. Demographic replacement, the erosion of inherited culture, the atomisation of our societies, and ultimately the same foe. A self-serving ruling class increasingly hostile to the very notion of historic peoplehood itself. Our nations must stand shoulder to shoulder and meet these challenges as a united European front.