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Inspiring Trip to Eastern Europe
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| Hello, I'm Jared Taylor with American Renaissance. | |
| I just got back from an inspiring trip to Eastern Europe. | |
| I was invited to help celebrate the 101st anniversaries of the re-establishment of Lithuania and Estonia as independent nations at the end of the First World War. | |
| In both countries, I spoke at identitarian conferences put on by nationalists who are serious about keeping their countries exactly as they are. | |
| Unquestionably European. | |
| I also took part in torchlight marches. | |
| It is deeply moving to march with men and women who love their countries and understand the threats they face. | |
| In Lithuania, the identitarian group Kryptis held an international conference the day before Independence Day. | |
| This was the first such conference ever held in Lithuania. | |
| The country hasn't needed conferences like that because it's overwhelmingly white. | |
| I saw only one non-white person the whole time I was there. | |
| But wide-awake Lithuanians know they have to fight immigration before it begins. | |
| And that's why here I am telling them what they already know. | |
| Don't make the mistakes we did. | |
| The next day was the torchlight march. | |
| These are increasingly popular expressions of European nationalism. | |
| And the usual loonies say that they are Nazi, fascist, etc. | |
| Well, this was only the second torchlight march for Lithuania, and last year there were only 300 people. | |
| This year the organizers handed out 1,400 torches, and there were plenty of people marching without them. | |
| Kryptis was delighted with the turnout. | |
| Here is dramatic footage taken at the head of the march. | |
| It is thrilling to march with men and women, young and old, singing patriotic songs and chanting the name of their country, Lietuva, Lietuva. | |
| I learned one phrase in Lithuanian, Teguvoya Lietuva, which means Long Live Lithuania. | |
| Lithuanians were delighted to hear that from an American. | |
| The next week, I was in Estonia, which has a stronger nationalist movement. | |
| I spoke at the third conference organized by Blue Awakening, which is the youth group of the Conservative People's Party of Estonia. | |
| You can find all the conference talks on YouTube if you search for the word Ethnofutur and the Roman numeral 3. Here is a clip from my talk. | |
| So, if Estonia wishes to be Estonian, | |
| My country will oppose you. | |
| If you wish to commit suicide, my country will hand you all the poisons you need and encourage you to drink them. | |
| One speaker was Ruben Kellopp, who gave an excellent talk at the 2016 American Renaissance Conference. | |
| And he's running for the Estonian Parliament as a candidate for the Conservative People's Party. | |
| And he has a good chance of winning. | |
| He told me that having spoken at an AMRAN conference is no obstacle to his political career. | |
| Their conference was at a first-class hotel, and there were no demonstrators. | |
| The next day was the torchlight parade, the sixth organized by the Conservative People's Party. | |
| Most estimates put the marchers at 8,000, well up from the 5,000 last year. | |
| Here's a clip from the start of the march. | |
| Flags flying. | |
| Marchers singing. | |
| The banner reads Esti Est, which means for Estonia. | |
| The banner reads Est, which means for Estonia. | |
| As it wound through the streets, the march seemed interminable. | |
| ACS! ACS! | |
| ACS! ACS! | |
| The evening ended in Freedom Square. | |
| Freedom Square. | |
| The march wound by a ragged band of counter-demonstrators. | |
| Their signs were in Lithuanian, but I couldn't make out one word, all right. | |
| Racism. Yes, even in Estonia, there are goofballs who think it's racist for Europeans to have countries of their own. | |
| And for now, Lithuanians and Estonians have their own countries, and they are gems. | |
| The old town of Vilnius is almost like a movie set. | |
| It couldn't be more charming and quaint. | |
| The same is true for Tallinn. | |
| You can imagine Hansel and Gretel feeling right at home. | |
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Race Against Time
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| And wherever you look, white people, men and women alike, slim, handsome, well-dressed. | |
| And Estonia has a government that seems to understand that Estonia must remain Estonian. | |
| Imagine living in a country where an Amran conference speaker is in a competitive race for parliament with the backing of a mainstream party. | |
| The Lithuanian government has a few squishes who think modernity means swallowing the European Union's poisons. | |
| But the Baltic countries, all of Eastern Europe really, has a good chance of staying European. | |
| It's truly a race against time. | |
| Forty-five years of Soviet rule kept these countries poor, but it also spared them from the equality uber alis mentality that is destroying the West. | |
| Will Eastern Europe be seduced by the glitz and tinsel of the West and get a pat on the head from Angela Merkel when it lets in swarms of Muslims? | |
| Or can it leave a continent to their grandchildren that their grandparents would recognize and be proud of? | |