
Originally Posted by
Varg Vikernes
There are no homogenous countries. The racial differences between for example different (ethnic «Norwegian») individuals in Norway are often much bigger than with some of these individuals and similar individuals from other «nations». In fact I can almost always even just by looking at a «Norwegian» tell where he is from in Norway – and I can also just by looking at them tell that I have often more in common genetically with men from other «nations» than I do with many of these so-called «Norwegians».
And let me make this perfectly clear; «Norwegian» is a cultural definition and a language (in the Germanic language group), but it is [/I]not[/I] a racial definition. The same applies to «German», «Dutch», «Swedish» and so forth.
My race is my nation, and this race is identified by its beauty, fair skin, blue eyes and blonde hair. Passports matter no whit, and I'de rather marry a beautiful, blonde and blue-eyed woman from Russia, Slovakia, Poland, Lithuania or from anywhere else than pick a bride amongst «Nachgedunkelte Schrumpfgermanen» from Germany or any other «Germanic» country.
Class-mixing is also wrong.
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