A racist, white nationalist and supremacist, and very proud of it!

Self-explanatory

 

By Stanley Collymore

 

To start with, I’m most unapologetically an Empire loyalist,

an unrepentant, committed racist, a diehard xenophobe

and also an impenitent Islamophobe. Furthermore,

I’m also decisively of the unquestionable opinion

that Britain and all things European, including

those countless things that we’ve globally

and ingeniously stolen and consequently

rightfully maintain as our own, are exclusively and

must perpetually remain ours in perpetuity. For

as the great Winston Churchill, and our most

honourable and appropriately recognized

and revered first-rate Briton rightly

said, we whites are incontestably

a far superior and much more

dominant race than all the

other races collectively.

 

And, as such, are perfectly permitted to heartlessly

purloin and permanently retain what doesn’t

belong to us from anyone whom we care

to; something, in the centuries long

process of doing so, we’ve self-

evidently become quite practised experts and,

obviously too, self-confident protagonists

at being. So don’t you dare tell me: a

hardened white nationalist, white

supremacist, and an intrinsic

racist; as you arrogantly do

so against the setting of

your socialist bullshit,

that I abandon what

I fundamentally am

and thus become

like all the rest

of you inferior,

lowlife, non-

Caucasian,

so-called

human

beings.

 

© Stanley V. Collymore

13 August 2019.

 

 

Author’s Comments:

Inspiration no less from the words of of Winston Churchill: arch-racist, eugenicist, despiser of the so-called Plebeian class, genocider, colonialist, imperialist, instigator of the world’s first ever concentration camps in South Africa and World War II war criminal �" Dresden and Hamburg two notorious examples �" but unsurprisingly from a white British perspective voted most absurdly so as Britain’s most eminent human being. Although I personally question the last attribute.

 

Winston Churchill who stated in 1937:

“I do not admit for instance that a great wrong has been done to the Red Indians of America or the black people of Australia. I do not admit that a wrong has been done to these people by the fact that a stronger race, a higher-grade race, a more worldly-wise race to put it in that way has come in and taken their place.”