Folk and Nation: Ethnonationalism Explained by Arthur Kemp

This ideological handbook which explains in detail the concept of ethno-nationalism. The ideas contained therein can now be used as a manual to propagate the idea of ethnonationalism—among all peoples across the world.

Would an African who learned Mandarin and dressed in Oriental clothes become Chinese? Would an Englishman who learned Ngaanyatjarra and who dressed in animal skins become an Australian Aborigine? Would a Chinese person who learned Yoruba and dressed in African garb become a Nigerian? Would an African who learned Iroquoian and dressed in deerskin and wore a feather hat become a North American Indian?

The answer to all these questions is a resounding no. Only an idiot would even contemplate otherwise. Yet, the liberal elite would have the rest of the world believe that anyone—African, Asian, or anyone at all—can “become” European by simply dressing and speaking like them.