“She was born and raised in Cuba….which makes her an IMMIGRANT! See: self-loathing.”

Not really. Her full name is Virginia Deane Abernethy (no Hispanic name) and she went to a British school when her family lived in Argentina. So probably she was born in Cuba to ex-pats from either the UK or US. And remember that she is in a white rule group, not an anti-immigrant group.

This is important to remember because although most white rule groups are also anti-immigrant, 9 times out of 10, they aren’t against ethnic white (Europeans) emigrating to North America. Just those who aren’t the same colour as they are, like most Mexicans that try to cross the border, who are either Indios or Mestizos. I’ll bet an ethnic European Mexican citizen with good English skills could easily pass in one of their groups, too.

And in addition, Difluoroethene is correct about DNA. Some of these white racists could find out that, no matter how lily-white they appear, they may have African or Asian genes in them. I’d love to see the looks on their faces if any of them ever found that out!

Bill Johnson and Virginia Abernethy are the 21st century versions of Ferdinand and Isabella. Just goes to show you that old-fashioned racism never dies.

I agree that the goals and aims of groups like this should be publicized but I don’t know how successful it will be, because in general, people are pretty apathetic. How many Americans even vote?

A quick question for Heidi, I agree with you that the above mentioned “environmental” organizations are more nativists than ecological, but are there organizations in your opinion that advocate for population reduction and oppose immigration that are not greenwashing but genuine environmentalists and which are they? Or is any advocacy of population reduction, to include bio-regionalism (opposes all immigration) racist by result if not intent?

The “- that is, white people…” is added, but given the A3P’s propaganda it is clear who they see as the “rightful owners”.

@LaTrice is either incorrect or she is not being truthful. As a matter of fact, I couldn’t find the term “White rule” !?

Can someone direct me to this information?

See: self-loathing.

Unfortunately, when a professor is tenured it means that he/she _cannot_ be fired, except in cases of severe misconduct (and apparently, being a racist or an anti-Semite is not considered severe enough). Other examples of professors with similar views include Kevin MacDonald, Satoshi Kanazawa, J. Philippe Rushton, and Arthur Butz. There really needs to be some sort of tenure reform to solve this problem, because it greatly harms the image of the universities involved.

A3P if run by cowards. I tried asking them some tough questions(the toughest being, “Who is white”?), and in one case they actually changed my post, and when I complained they just deleted one of them so that it appeared that their guy “won” the debate. They weren’t about to be humiliated on their own front page apparently. Of course this was satisfying because I know how frustrated these people get when they can’t win arguments.

So far they haven’t been able to get full ballot access in any state. But, they did get enough signatures to get a guy named Harry Bertram on the ballot for this year’s governor’s race in West Virginia.

One thing particularly worrisome about this group is that they seem to be very good at using coded language to appeal to voters who might initially be turned off by the idea of a racist party. The group’s name (“American Third Position”), while a reference to a form of fascism, it is also a relatively obscure reference that few Americans would “get”. Most people who hear the name probably will assume it’s a moderate or centrist group, and be more favorably inclined toward it based on the name alone. As this article mentions, their use of the term “banksters” is another example of this practice.

They’re essentially trying to appeal to widely disparate groups including “tea party” conservatives, moderate centrists, liberal-leaning environmentalists, and libertarians. They do this by using language that appeals to the concerns of all of these groups while couching their own racism in vague euphemisms. This is a particularly scary strategy because if enough people in the aforementioned political persuasions manage to get duped by the A3P’s pablum, we could end up with a racist getting into an elected office. That’s why I think the media needs to give these guys more coverage and expose these guys for who they really are and what they really believe. The best way to defeat a vampire is to drag it out into the sunlight, and the same holds true for the A3P. Most people would avoid voting for the A3P if they knew how bigoted it really is.

They should DNA test themselves. I bet they find too much chlorine in their own gene pools.

No, that would be the indigenious people who were here long before “white people”