[Breogan]

Originally Posted by Mynydd

Nordic supremacism, as a matter of fact, had its origins among Anglo-Saxons and it was later ideologized by Germans.

I suppose you are talking about Chamberlain and his nazi fellows. Nazism importated the idea from Britain.
It's curious, as you say, how this matter was born in UK and not in Scandinavia, being this place more nordic than Britain. I wonder if this is related to the earlier alliance between Britain and Jewish-masonry, since Disraeli times, or even earlier, if you prefer, with Cromwell...
Brits took the jewish concept of "chosen people" according to their jewish country-fellows teachings.
Being the chosen people by God; of course the rest of people would be just goyim, even not human.

Originally Posted by Mynydd

So, if Germans prefer to ally with their Anglo-American cousins, deceptioning as it may be, they have the right to do so but they have no right whatsoever to make up for their own insecurity by attacking Europeans through deception.

I think this is influence of American way of life, even on these matters. The situation in Britain described above was copied later on USA since May-Flower times. The "chosen people" got their promised land and so on.

Originally Posted by Mynydd

Just remember that being Nordic Scandinavian is not strictly about having blonded hair.

I know, I know; one needs more things to be nordic since a physical anthropological point of view.
And then it comes the genotipe considerations, cultural,...