I don't know, would it? It's all speculation at this point.fluxmaster wrote: ↑Fri Jan 12, 2024 8:52 amWhile splitting up the country along political or historical rather than racial lines would not be the solution to our problems, wouldn't it be a step in the right direction, as it would weaken the power of the federal government and make the idea of balkanization respectable and thus move the idea of a separate racial state from the realm of the absurd to the realm of the conceivable and thus possible? In addition, wouldn't a White enclave be less threatened by the government of a fledging newly independent state than it would be by the powerful U.S. government?Will Williams wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2024 11:53 pmI renewed my C-C paywall sub and caught this absurd article there today, . . .
Separation racially along the lines I offered here https://www.natall.com/about/what-is-th ... -alliance/ will be the ultimate test of our freedom to associate with whom we choose. We either have that freedom or we don't. I say we do and that we will fight for it if necessary.
The article I responded to clearly states this:
The Homeland Institute's "national divorce" idea is unworkable racially, especially in an already minority-White state like Texas. The article's claim is:The Homeland Institute is therefore launching a series of case studies called New Nations, in which we will envision in concrete terms what several states or collections of states would look like as their own independent nations.
Demographically, Texas is 39.8% non-Hispanic white, 40.2% Hispanic, 12.8% black, and 6.1% Asian
How many of those supposed 39.8% "non-Hispanic whites" in Texas are racially-mixed or bi-racial? Due to that missing stat I'd say that claim is flawed. The U.S. Border patrol is already more than 50% "Hispanic," or non-White -- not Spaniards.
Representing the National Alliance that already has been making its community-building concept
a reality on its own property in a virtually 100% White precinct, that is the plan I will promote. It may work in a certain county in west Texas, but the state of Texas is already lost territory.
According to the most recent ACS, "Hispanic whites" are lumped in with White Texans, saying the racial composition of Texas was https://worldpopulationreview.com/state ... population:
White: 64.33%
Black or African American: 12.13%
Two or more races: 10.92%
Other race: 7%
Asian: 5.03%
Greg Johnson, owner of Counter-Currents, and presumably head of the Homeland Institute, lives in San Francisco. Can he implement his national divorce from there in California, another state that has long been minority bon-White? Hardly? A handful of counties in northern California may secede from the rest of the state, but overall WikiJews tell us this:
According to the 2020 U.S. census, California's population was 34.7% Non-Hispanic White, 5.7% African American, 1.5% Native American, 16.1% Asian, 0.4% Pacific Islander, 13% Two or more races, and 39.4% Hispanic or Latino of any race.[33] Hispanics are the largest racial/ethnic group in California. Non-Hispanic Whites have decreased from about 76.3 – 78% of the state's population in 1970[34] to 36.6% in 2018.[32]
Most common ancestry in each county in 2000
2000!?! With Whites fleeing the sanctuary state of California in droves, how much more have their numbers been replaced by non-Whites since then?