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Chairman of Romanian National Vanguard Spoke Very Intelligently with a Concerned Reader

Few days ago our chairman exchanged few mails with one of our readers, here are some very interesting parts of it:

Chairman: And what if today’s mistake is tomorrow’s new dominant species? Just because whites are at the top of the ladder today, does not mean that we can’t just be pushed aside by a superior race.
Reader: lf a higher race is threatened with extinction, are they doomed? Or can they survive by adapting?
Chairman: lf the white race was threatened by a reduced gene pool, less genes, less reproductive diversity, what adaptive measures could we take to ensure our survival?
Reader: We could mate a lot more.
Chairman: In biological terms, quantity is no substitute for quality.

German Chancellor Doubts French Leader’s Mediterranean Plan

German Chancellor Merkel was chummy with former French President Jacques Chirac
German Chancellor Angela Merkel expressed her skepticism about a proposal by French President Nicolas Sarkozy to create a Mediterranean Union of countries from Europe, the Middle East and North Africa.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said at a conference in Berlin on Wednesday, Dec. 5, that she had her doubts about Sarzoky’s suggestion because it could pose a threat to the European Union.
If such a separate group with access to EU funds were created, it could lead to “a corrosion of the EU in its core area,” she said, according to DPA news agency.
“This could release explosive powers in the EU that I would rather not witness,” the chancellor said.
Sarkozy unveiled his plan for a union of countries along the strategic Mediterranean rim before he was elected president in May.


Merkel has concerns about Sarkozy’s plans, although he is unlikely to worry too much.

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