13) Concerning my second quote and your commentary, I will agree with you in part. The economy and declining birthrates are always the main concern for capitalism, but there is also a project to globalize Europe. I am well aware of Von Coundenhove-Calergi’s project of Pan-Europeanism and how it has been stretched too far, but my criticism does not come as a nationalist (like most), but as a regionalist/indigenist. His solution will be short-term and partial at best, but it will become a disaster in the long run. I don’t even like the idea of nation-states, but continentalism? Great Gods, no. On the other hand, if what you say is indeed accurate about the Swedish media, that’s a great shame. It’s the result of socialism and globalization at war with nascent Nordicism. They have no sense to see that extremes cannot be used to address extremes, because extremity will only go on. The BBC and European Union crusading against nationalism is not a problem, but replacing it with cosmopolitanism is a serious mistake, the consequences of which I cannot foresee. On the other hand, I don’t care at all for the “whites” in Canada, because it is native land. All my concern in the New World is the natives and their rights. I find the idea of conflating between Europe and its colonies in this respect rather repugnant, to tell you the truth. Some people like Molyneux and Jared Taylor talk as if they are so self-righteous and enlightened, but it isn’t difficult to see a superiority complex in their arguments. Well, I hope we polytheists at least can be wiser and even advocate for indigenism as a universal concept. I’ll certainly do my part here, and far more when I have the means & freedom. May our Gods aid, inspire and protect us.