Speaker 1: Is, And it gets back to what you're saying, if
America is to survive, I don't mean the American Republic
that's gone. The American Republic, the American constitutional pub is gone.
The question is will the American ethnos survive? Will the
American people, basically, you know, white Christian English speaking people,
as the core ethnos that makes the United States and
the United States still survive. I mean, you know, the
Russians like to talk about, oh, Russia, we have we
have a one hundred different nationalities blah blah blah blah, which
is true. But what makes in Russia is the fact
that there's an Orthodox Russian speaking core, which is the
nucleus of the state. In the same way that you know,
French speaking people are the nucleus of France, not Bretons,
not Basques, not Corsicans, not Alsatian French speaking people. So
you know, we've lost sight of that. If you ask
your typical American who you are, as I said, he'll
talk about constitution, democracy. He won't say, well, because I'm
ethnically an American. I'm an American. I'm nothing else but
an American. You know. Now some of them will say well,
because I'm white. They'll look look at just crude racial terms.
But you know, white race is not an ethnos. I mean,
it takes a language, religion, values, I mean, all those
things are a common descent, obviously, but all those other
factors are what make a nation a nation. Americans have
almost completely lost sight of that, and that's why I
don't think the future bodes well for US. I mean,
I'm actually, in some ways more optimistic about Europe than
I am about America, because at least in Italy, there
are Italians who know they're Italian. They're Germans who know
they're Germans, French who know they're French. Most Americans have
no idea who the hell we are.