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Why White Nationalism Has Become Obsolete by Brett Stevens on October 15, 2018 (edit) ​ When black metal failed, it died from lack of momentum, but not because it had nothing to say. Instead it died because it said everything so well that at the moment it had reached peak popularity, it wanted to retreat back into obscurity and recharge itself. Its ideas naturally led to something bigger, and the genre was not yet willing to go there. In the same way, the “populist” movement that combined pragmatic libertarianism with a sense of European identity as a bulwark against the encroaching third world died: it reached an apex by clearly identifying a problem and the beginnings of a solution, but then had spent itself, and has faded out as it tries to figure out what comes afterwards. Both genres succeeded beyond their wildest expectations, but had not dared to dream of what came after all of their wishes came true. They expressed forbidden ideas, made them app...

From noted African nationalist scholar Osiris Akkebala, a thoughtful analysis of the fundamental need of any group to be in control of its future and the values under which it lives: If You Are Not Talking About The Need For Afrika And Black Afrikans Liberation, You Are A Distraction To Black Afrikan People Chief Elder Osiris We Black people talk about a lot of things that has nothing to do with what we need to do to change the status of Afrika and Black Afrikans living condition. There is no benefit to having a romantic notion about Afrika and your Black self when you have no love for Afrika and your Black self, we talk a futile game playing to the will and wishes of white folks oligarchs, your enemy, Black Woman and Man!!! Many Black Afrikans hate the fact that our Chattel Enslavement is still a topic being mention today by  a few conscious Black Afrikans, the most of us act as if all is well with Afrika and the Black Afrikan today, we have now become a ...