Thanks for accepting me.

[Forteers]

Hello, my name is Forteers, (a wordplay meant to be “for tears”), I’ve been racially aware since 15, got political around 18, went through my 4chan phase, and now in my late 20’s, I’m very interested in geopolitics, anthropology, genetics and the science behind races.
I was recommended this forum by my pal Dillon_C_Rau, I seek intelligent and respectful conversation on this forum, also plan on joining the NA in a near future.

[Will Williams]

Welcome, Forteers. Any friend of Dillon's is a friend of WB.

[Trenton]

Hello, my name is Forteers, (a wordplay meant to be “for tears”), I’ve been racially aware since 15, got political around 18, went through my 4chan phase, and now in my late 20’s, I’m very interested in geopolitics, anthropology, genetics and the science behind races.
I was recommended this forum by my pal Dillon_C_Rau, I seek intelligent and respectful conversation on this forum, also plan on joining the NA in a near future.

Good to meet you. What would you say made you racially aware at such a young age? I ask because I think if the Alliance could have some kind of unified theory of how and why young people become racially aware, it would give our already growing young adult membership a great boon towards recruiting their friends.

For the record, I first saw the truth about race at 16, mainly because of internet memes about the Jews actually, but only really became “racially conscious” at 18, when I began having conversations with other racialists, and thinking critically about what exactly non-Whites had contributed to mankind (very little at all), while Whites went from inventing the airplane to landing on the moon within the breadth of a long lifetime, for example.

[Forteers]

Good to meet you. What would you say made you racially aware at such a young age? I ask because I think if the Alliance could have some kind of unified theory of how and why young people become racially aware, it would give our already growing young adult membership a great boon towards recruiting their friends.

For the record, I first saw the truth about race at 16, mainly because of internet memes about the Jews actually, but only really became “racially conscious” at 18, when I began having conversations with other racialists, and thinking critically about what exactly non-Whites had contributed to mankind (very little at all), while Whites went from inventing the airplane to landing on the moon within the breadth of a long lifetime, for example.
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Well I had the luck to grow up in a pretty right leaning house, your usual stuff, not too extreme, but on the right track, I also grew up in a very small White town, there was your usual racism but again nothing extraordinary, around my teenage years my family had to move to the city because my dad’s job obliged so, there it felt like a complete different world, it wasn’t even that big, but the diversity is what made it disgusting to me.

At school you couldn’t even joke about minorities without fearing for repercussions, but I felt like everybody could joke and even insult White people and fear nothing.

After that I went through my mean and nasty racist phase, just spewing hate off, it got tiring at some point, thankfully that was the time Dylan Roof hit, I had a sort of revival when I read his manifesto, so I decided to dig deeper into it, and left 4chan for SF, learned how the holocaust might’ve been exaggerated, and who would benefit from it..

From there I just connected the dots, why were so many migrants coming to White countries and given welfare checks just for being migrants? Who was behind those policies? Who was giving them the money? You get the idea.

I think the most shocking thing to learn was how people of different races are different at birth,(and how I was never ever taught this) no socio-economic situation can fix them, they are genetical, and the horrible effects of miscegenation.

[Dillon_C_Rau]

Welcome, glad to see you here. Look forward to seeing you participate in our forum.

[Jim Mathias]

Welcome, Forteers. Be sure to read our forum's rules, they're brief and to the point.

It is also recommended to read What is the National Alliance? found here: https://www.natall.com/about/what-is-th ... -alliance/ in order to best understand us before you join. Understanding and agreeing with what we're about will make the commitment you make so much easier as you'll not be in any doubt as to what we are doing.