"Someone talked to me about his pessimism regarding the future of Arab nationalism. I told him that I was optimistic, because the ideas of Nasser are still alive. Nasser was one of the greatest people of Arab history. To say the least, I am a Nasserist, ever since I was a young soldier"

Hugo Chávez

A bit awkward for Tommeh, Douglas Murray, Nial Ferguson, etc.

They're just the sort of non-Muslim immigrants they've spent nearly 20 years telling us we should welcome, since they add to the glorious diversity of the multicultural paradise they all so admire.

Rotherham rapists who groomed and attacked vulnerable teenage girls they called 'fresh meat' are jailed for total of nearly 40 years

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14463989/Rotherham-rapists-groomed-teen-girls-jailed.html

I remember I had a dinner once with Jean-Marie Le Pen, the former leader of the French Front National, about 20 years ago. And when I was on the fringe of the Right-wing of the Conservative Party at that time and attended a group the day after half the people in the audience booed and half of them cheered. I think UKIP is the same. There are people in UKIP who can be detached and broken away, who want something slightly harder, something more robust, because UKIP’s MEPs are meaningless. The only time they get in the media after they’re elected is if one of them is found out to be corrupt or engaged in benefit fraud like Ashley Mote and is dragged off. That’s the only time the media notices them. They’re led by a Powell-lite, Farage, but how much does he really talk about those sorts of issues?

Jonathan Bowden

National Socialism, like Hitler’s brand or even Mussolini’s Italian Fascism, can only be reimagined or rehabilitated after a movement has secured absolute power. Attempting this while operating as a populist movement is a strategic misstep — it’s terrible optics and ultimately self-defeating. You risk being outlawed, isolated, and bogged down by the kind of unhinged followers who spout genocidal rhetoric. That sort of thing attracts the wrong crowd — people who do real damage — and it sabotages a nationalist movement’s chances of success. This is where a group like Patriot Front in the U.S. gets it right, focusing on discipline and presentation, while figures like Mason or Rockwell floundered. Sure, nationalist movements that blend organicism and socialism might be generic fascism or a type of National Socialism, but they shouldn’t be tethered to Hitlerism. We’ve got our own cultures, traditions, myths, and conditions to draw from — unique symbols and contexts that don’t need to mimic the past. Real change, the kind that rewrites history for the better, only comes after victory. I’ll toss my own thoughts into the mix on Substack as well.

https://t.iss.one/keith_woods/6053

Mixed feelings but Keith makes a point

We can have like a generic Third Position based on our cultures like PF but it can be transformed into a more radical form later

"Tomorrow Europe might no longer be European, and even black, as there are millions who want to come in. We don't know what will happen, what will be the reaction of the white and Christian Europeans faced with this influx of starving and ignorant Africans. We don't know if Europe will remain an advanced and united continent or if it will be destroyed, as happened with the barbarian invasions."

Muammar Gaddafi