[Menydh]

Some months ago I started contacting different people with a proposal to move towards a similar plan of associationism, and on similar grounds. I had been playing with this idea in my mind for a very long time. A number of items have already been discussed and the legal details are currently being studied by an advisor. Unfortunately we only count with very limited financial and human resources, and there is a reasonable limit where you can hurry someone who is doing a work for free.

Perhaps the most noticeable difference of this initiative with the one exposed in the article is that it was not suggested by any American. And among other things this means that it is not intended to compromise its objectives for the defense of the interests of a non indigenous European people. Notice the quick mentioning of Bat Ye'or and Eurabia, by the article's author.

However, after considering different alternatives, both legal and structural, the no few pros and cons on the ones and on the others, a number of strategical positioning, and more, I've also had to rise a question: Europe who?

Or rather, who in Europe can we count on with who we can trust that they will they be true to this project and will not jeopardize it for whatever purposes.

Other related question have followed to that one. And the truth is that, if you analyze country after country with a little experience on what is to be expected from the elements of each and every country, you have to come to the conclusion that your best chances are much reduced.

Unless you are prepared to deal with a bunch of retards craving to make a statement about the texture of blond hair, the arctic origins of ancient Civilizations, or to prostute any effort for the preservation of native peoples and cultures to broadcast the allegations of supremacy of the the social pariahs of some far away continents.

Not to mention the risk of the indigenous identities ending up presented as lunacies.

Deal with it. Depressing as it is.


p.s. some of you might remember that I mentioned it in private, and coincidentially I pointed to the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples as an idea (which, by the way, it is no bouding).