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“The Washington regime’s leading internal thesis-which has not changed since 1933-is that Americans must be “tolerant” of the alien elements (which now number roughly 50% of the population), since, after all, these aliens are “brothers.” “Brotherhood” is glorified on all public occasions, by all…” quote by Francis Parker Yockey
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““The Washington regime’s leading internal thesis-which has not changed since 1933-is that Americans must be “tolerant” of the alien elements (which now number roughly 50% of the population), since, after all, these aliens are “brothers.” “Brotherhood” is glorified on all public occasions, by all public officials, is taught in the schools and preached in the churches, which have been coordinated into the master-plan of the Culturally-alien Washington regime. Newspapers, books, magazines, radio, television, films-all vomit forth the same “Brotherhood.” The “Brotherhood” propaganda is a ghastly caricature of the Christian idea of the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of Man, but there is no religious intent to the propaganda. Its sole purpose is to destroy whatever exclusiveness, national feelings, or racial instincts may still remain in the American population after twenty years of national leprosy. The result of the “tolerance” and “brotherhood” campaign is that the alien enjoys a superior position in America-he can demand to be “tolerated.” The American can demand nothing. The tragic fact is that the attenuation of the national instincts has proceeded so far that one cannot envisage how a Nationalist Revolution would be even possible in America.””

Francis Parker Yockey

About This Quote

Source Essay: “The Cultural Decline of the West” (unpublished manuscript, 1940s)

The passage argues that enforced tolerance and forced brotherhood dilute national identity, leading to cultural decay and loss of patriotic sentiment.

In simple terms: Forced tolerance erodes national identity.

Key Takeaway

Guard cultural identity against imposed uniformity.

Themes

nationalism identity political propaganda social cohesion cultural decay

Mood

critical skeptical

Type

political philosophical

When to use this quote

  • political discourse
  • immigration debates
  • education curricula
  • media analysis

Key Concepts

authoritarianism mass media influence identity politics

Questions to Reflect On

  • Is uniformity more valuable than diversity?
  • How can societies balance tolerance with cultural preservation?
A Different Perspective

The critique may overlook genuine benefits of diversity and mutual respect.

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