I have learned several very important things from this experience.
Several years ago before his death, my grandfather pointed out to me
the futility of attempting to "save" these people. He pointed out to
me how absolutely no one would hate you more and attempt to tear you
down than the people you are attempting to reach out to. He was,
after all, shot and almost killed himself for his efforts. He was
lucky to have survived, only to live out the rest of his life
paralyzed in a wheelchair. I didn't listen to him at the time. But I
see the wisdom of the point he making now.

Why should you reach out to people that want to kill you? People
that despise you? People that hate you? People that want to
extirpate your culture root and branch? Because they are white? A
phenotype is not a community. A community is built upon common
values and traditions which are shared by the members of that
community. That is not what we had here at The Phora. And that is
why The Phora ultimately failed. It is a textbook example of how
race, while important, is not everything. Race alone is not enough.
It cannot even hold together an internet forum, much less an entire
society.

What is the saddest thing about the racialism today in your view?
No. For me, its no longer the fact that there are more Raelians than
White Nationalists. To me it is the fact that the fucking Jews have
more regard for the well being of myself and my neighbors than
millions of white people in this world. The Negro soldier in Iraq
today has more regard for his fellow citizens than Alex Linder or il
ragno does. I can get along better with the god damn Mexican at the
local gas station than many of the people in 'the movement' today.
What do I have in common with many of these people, aside from the
fact that I am white? Nothing really. What is the point of
associating with them? Are they ever going anywhere? No. They have
no sense of realism. They are not a movement. A movement seeks to
reach out to and attract newcomers. A club does not. It does not
have to. The entire point of a club (cult would be more accurate) is
to maintain its exclusiveness, to distance itself from others.

This is a fact that is not lost on the average citizen in our
country today. I mean, its not like you can tell people to go to
hell and then expect them to look kindly upon you. One of the most
ironic things about all of this is the tendency of movement types to
denigrate their contemporaries as lemmings. Yet these are the people
have no common sense whatsoever. The Negro crack addict who knocks
on your door at 1 AM in the morning to sell you stain remover is in
closer contact with reality than they are. After all, even he knows
not to insult the people to whom he is attempting to sell his
product.

Now you may be wondering why I spend so much of my time focusing on
these people. They are, after all, irrelevant. Is that not so? Very
true. But its their very irrelevancy to society at large that makes
them relevant to anyone trying to understand why racialism is such a
failure. Its not so much the people who are in power today that are
the problem as it is our own utter inability to do anything about
it. Why can't the racialist movement succeed?

Itz the Jews! Itz the Jews! Itz the Jews!

No. Its not the Jews. That is a cop out. No vast conspiracy is
necessary to explain this. Its the fact that most racialists (in
"the movement") have little in common with the people they are
attempting to reach out to. What is simply self evident to people
like myself, Sulla, Patrick or millions of other people is a
profound mystery to the madrussians and Zoroasters of the world.
Perhaps I can see this now as my "views have changed." Even I can
barely contain my disgust being around these people. If I am not
being accused of being an ADL plant one day, then I am Bill Buckley
or a spy for the Bilderbergers. Its always some lie, some fantasy.

Did you know that something close to 25% of white Americans already
hold racialist views? Yes. Its true. Here you have close to 1/4th of
our potential audience that has no contact whatsoever with "the
movement" today. A reasonable person would ask himself why "the
movement" cannot connect with these people AFTER FORTY SOMETHING
YEARS, NO LESS! What is it that puts them off?

I will use my own experience as a microcosm as I feel it is quite
generalizable. I come across this again and again. Its not the Jews
controlling our minds. Its the fact that we really don't want to
associate ourselves with the people in "the movement." These
movement types might very well be racialists. But they are all sorts
of other things that we are not. And they know this too. They go out
of their way to drive this home. Then they are absolutely astounded
when they are tuned out and subsequently ignored.

Alex Linder, wintermute, il ragno and every other demagogue within
"the movement" can "name the Jew" for the next fifty years until
they are either dead or blue in the face. But who is going to listen
to them? Very few. The ultras of the ultras will pay attention but
that's about it. They marginalize themselves because they are so
utterly repulsive to their audience.

Hitler was right. Fuck AmeriKwa. Down with democracy. Fuck
Christianity. Court historians are liars! Workers Of The World
Unite! Europe rules. No way out but through THE JEW!

^^ That is the essence of their platform. Needless to say, it
doesn't resonate with Americans, oops, AmeriKwans. That is the word
is it not? Now you can point to Duke. You can point to Taylor. You
can point to Buchanan. They are obviously not of that point of view.
But they are simply spokesmen. Such people are not representative of
the "racialist movement" at all. Its people like Alex Linder,
William Pierce, Billy Roper, and David Lane who are a much closer
reflection of the real "movement" at large.

Americans know this too. They know that the skinheads, the white
pride 14/88s, the gutter Nazis, the anti-intellectual bigots, the
hate addled rejects, the kooks, the nutcase conspiracy theorists,
the traitors, and the bottom feeders of society are the "mainstream"
in the racialist movement today. This is the stereotype that utterly
marginalizes us today. When I say I am a racialist most white
Americans would ASSUME a priori that I am one of these people,
someone like Martin Lindstedt or il ragno. That is a devastating
hole one has to dig oneself out of, especially in academic circles.
Most people won't even bother to try. That alone is enough to make
one bitterly resent such people. Having to endure them personally on
an almost everyday basis is even worse. It finally got to the point
where it was intolerable.

From what I gather, there are various conspiracy theories floating
around about why I closed The Phora. A reasonable person (and I
count you amongst them) could simply have asked before jumping to
all sorts of wild conclusions. That is what you had the courtesy to
do so I thought you deserved something of an explanation.