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Originally Posted by OneEnglishNorman

IMHO what is possible is perhaps a breakaway small nation such as Cornwall or Brittany, seeking to protect their people from outsiders, both European and non-European. So such a policy would not be explicitly racist.

I think it would be a good solution, but I would add that we should also encourage 'localism' and regional identity (in general, the putting down of roots) as expression of a European specificity against urban multicultural centers. Especially in big countries like France or England.

Originally Posted by Mynydd

Their only chance would be if their economies were so poor that it wouldn't make them attractive to immigrants.

Here are the limits of the capitalist system for our survival.

Originally Posted by Mynydd

Besides, most of the so-called nationalist parties in those regions are in reality about language nationalism, not ethnic. In other words, they would consider a Senegalese who spoke their language as one of them.

Yes, it's the problem of such movements - as in Brittany, where many (young) independentists are rather leftists.
Hopefully, other parties exist (like “Adsav!” for Breizh), and they are on the good side.

Originally Posted by Mynydd

The only hope for countries like Belgium or The Netherlands comes from Europe. On their own, there is no possible reversing to their situation.

What do you mean by Europe ?

Originally Posted by Mynydd

When you see, for example, a European people identifying themselves with the non Europeans who live in their own country, in front of other Europeans, you know that things have arrived to a level beyond critical.

In such a case where the situation is critical (like in France) priorities must surely be changed for nationalists.

The thing is what direction should we take ? Alliance with 'separatist' non-Europeans or a sort of national-communitarianism ?

Do you think that, for exemple, the idea of Identitarians are adapted for our context ?
I think yes, in a certain extent, but the problem is that they are often not "politically realist" enough and they don't attract enough people. This problem of "eternel minority" for nationalist parties should be resolved one day or another. And this is also a problem of diffusion of our ideas in that liberal society. So, that’s a more complexe question than we might think.