Corey J. Mahler — Comments

This being said, we need only one real agreement to work together politically:

Do you believe preserving the future of the White race is not only a worthy goal, but the only meaningful one, for, if we should fail at such preservation, then all else would be meaningless?

I continually consider being more ‘ecumenical’ for the sake of the political — I have even gone so far as to draft essays defending such a change in tactics —, but I think I will decline that option.

So long as so many of you will continue to be openly evil — and I include the pope-defending papists, the convertodox traitors, and every single man who denies Baptism to his children in that category —, I will continue to call you to repent, or at least to condemn your wickedness.

We may work together politically, for the political realm is a different animal, but we are not, ultimately, brothers, and we will eventually need to part ways.

The removal of the recitation of the Creeds from the low churches has been disastrous for Christendom and for the souls in those churches.

If every non-White were deported, the US would be a paradise inside of a year.

If every White man suddenly disappeared, the US would collapse inside of a year.

You can believe in Christ Jesus or you can believe in the ‘Holocaust’, but not both. As we have seen so clearly demonstrated, the belief in one will always inevitably preclude or destroy belief in the other.