A few comments on the WCAP project, because I know for many of you it came out of nowhere. First, the response was explosive. Been wading through hundreds of DMs, contact emails, and donations. This tells me something: Americans need this. The time is ripe for a project that is ready to counteract a half century of systemic, institutional, academic, and corporate discrimination against Americans of European descent. Secondly, because of the overwhelming response, we are quickly coordinating a structure to communicate and integrate as many people as possible to help make this an effective organization. We did receive some donations, and as we receive more, our vision is to mobilize these resources into effective action items to actually make a difference and take a step in the direction of actual activism. So if you reached out, we WILL (and probably already have) contact you. Thirdly, I want to do this faithfully, with a spirit of nobility and a recognition that we not only represent our people that are living, but of those who came before us and those yet to come. Our fathers built a civilization that we are tremendously blessed to have inherited; but it must be fought for. It must be fought for because our duty is to act as a collective conduit that transfers this inheritance to our posterity. We have honorable fathers, and we should fight for our rights and our livelihoods in that same spirit. Finally, it's important to stress that it is love for our people—increasingly a minority, and increasingly dispossessed of our lands and nations—that animates all our efforts. We are not primarily motivated by hatred of the other, but by love of our people and their way of life. We believe strongly in the words of John Jay, who had "taken notice that Providence has been pleased to give this one connected country to one united people--a people descended from the same ancestors, speaking the same language, professing the same religion, attached to the same principles of government, very similar in their manners and customs." It is for this that we enter a new era of advocacy in an epoch that has sought at every level to liquidate our people. Much, much more to come. Do not hesitate to reach out. This is going to happen. It's inevitable.

I have another announcement to make here. A couple weeks ago, I published a list of civil advocacy groups (things like the NAACP and the ADL) dedicated to the representation of various groups: blacks, Jews, muslims, Indians, latinos, and Whites. The funny (or disturbing) thing I was pointing out was that there was none for Whites. Zero. There are no groups dedicated to voicing the interests of Whites. This doesn’t make sense if you believe things like Civil Rights law, corporate non-discrimination initiatives, and higher education diversity drives are all about equality and colorblindness. This does make sense, however, if you know what is actually happening in the West: the dispossession of White people from their native lands. But I want to change that. The question is: are we allowed to advance our own rights, our own well-being, and apply to ourselves all the legion of legal precedence and civil doctrines that have for decades only served those outside the historic American ethnic core? Well, why not? To this end, I have joined as Executive Director in a new organization which has recently been approved as a 501(c)4 civil advocacy group. It is called the White Civil Advocacy Project (WCAP) We are currently working to develop our team of volunteers, donors, and action items which will roll out over the next few weeks and months. You’ll hear more from me on this soon, but in the meantime, please like the X account below, and see the vision document we have assembled to give a taste of what’s to come.