[George Witzgall]

Christianity can never be a racial religion for Whites; egalitarianism and universality are at the core of Christianity, they are its raison d'être.

Christians latched onto a messianic outgrowth of Judaism and appropriated it for themselves, their justification being a firm belief that Yahweh, recast as Jesus, is for everyone ("there is no distinction between Jew and Greek").

Christianity is a "me too" religion that is all about inclusivity, it's impossible to turn it into a religion of exclusivity.

Unfortunately, Christianity severed our ancestors from their pagan roots, which is why those of us today who reject Christianity are left feeling rootless and adrift without a compass.

But one thing we still have from our ancestors is their blood, and this must be the foundation for a new generative ethos that rejects the Semitism of our age, that regrows our roots and serves as our new compass. The blood memory is still there in our peoples, and as long as this holds true, we can still save ourselves.