DEFINITIONS.
In politics
words tend to have different meanings over time and according to who is using
them. In these pages the words have the
following meanings.
Totalitarian.
A political system that controls every word and action of every
citizen. A system that punishes
deviation from its regulation very severely, often by execution. For example, Hitlerism and Stalinism.
Socialism.
A political system that recognises that every citizen is dependent on
his fellow citizens and they on him.
Communism.
A political system where all property is owned by the state.
Racial
Nationalism. A political system that promotes the happiness and health of its
citizens and will not allow citizens of other nations to settle in its
homeland.
Hitlerism.
A totalitarian form of Racial Nationalism.
Stalinism.
A totalitarian form of Communism.
Nation.
There are many definitions of a nation.
1. A nation is a group of people of the same
race and culture. This is “Racial Nationalism” and is the policy of the National
Party.
2. A nation is a group of people determined to be a nation. An example is Switzerland where there are three or four different cultures combined in a military alliance. (Die Eidgenossenschaft.)
3. The Irish
definition – like many Irishisms at first sight silly but on second thought
quite profound – “Either you are Irish or you are not!” In other words one Irishman can tell
another.
4. A nation is the largest grouping in which
the individual’s prosperity, health, happiness and future of his/her children
is maximised. (Too small, the nation is
weak, too large and the individual is forgotten.)
“We hold our land in trust from our
forefathers for our children and our childrens’s children.”
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