Understanding the A3P Mission – Part 1

A3P Mission Statement

“The American Third Position exists to represent the political interests of White Americans.”

That’s the mission statement of the A3P, and, in 21st Century America, it’s a bold mission statement — one likely to be scrutinized by folks of every political persuasion. Without question, some might find it controversial. After all, White Americans aren’t supposed to have political representation. For them, even recognizing ethnic or cultural differences is socially prohibited,  and such violations of establishment code are often accompanied by severe penalty: attacks by the establishment media, harassment by the local authorities, expulsion from school, job loss, or social exclusion, at the very least. Pointing out glaringly obvious policies of racial discrimination against them, asking questions about their future as a nation and as a people, or pointing to the strong correlation that exists between an increasing population of aliens and increasing taxes, a breakdown of social cohesion, a deteriorating quality of life, loss of freedom and democracy, and a mass exodus of Whites from affected areas is met with similar hostility.

But the A3P is more than ready to take its lumps, and it’s more-than-eager to challenge a political orthodoxy that dissuades Whites from anything other than self-censorship. As a matter of preempting our political opponents, who will no doubt attempt to reposition us as something we’re not, let’s, now, carefully examine why the A3P’s mission is so vitally important.

Of Necessity

One glimpse at the Democratic party website serves as an adequate summary of the decades-long policy of anti-White discrimination that party has successfully institutionalized and codified into law.

The party specifically speaks to the unique interests of African Americans, Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders, Hispanics, and Native Americans. In this manner, it acknowledges the fact that peoples are different and that they have unique interests. A product of their unique genetic composition, shared history, and common goals, these peoples, no doubt, do have unique, ethnic interests. And such interests merit being acknowledged, at the very least.

However, scrolling down the list of peoples whose unique interests are to be addressed by the party, one finds that there is a rather large component of the American population missing. Not surprisingly, this missing people is the 200M or so Whites whose ancestors braved absolute uncertainty in carving out of a vast wilderness what would become one of the finest nations the world has ever known.

Really, it makes a good deal of sense that the Democratic party would elect to omit Whites from its list of folks to be represented in the political arena. After all, if Whites do not exist, they certainly cannot be discriminated against. Right? For the unconscionable, it’s a rather convenient way to bypass the sort of basic moral code that has been the foundation of Western Civilization since its earliest beginnings.

This worldview, of course, erects the necessary framework for the party’s efforts in further institutionalizing racism against Whites, redistributing jobs and wealth to what the media lumps together as “non-whites”. It isn’t that Whites are told they cannot apply for state-funded grants or jobs. It’s that they shouldn’t bother applying for such redistribution schemes because they’re not on the list of people who deserve to be represented. In the eyes of the Democrats, Whites do not exist as a people, and, accordingly, they do not have any particular interests that need representing – like the destruction of their country, for example.

When a political body refuses to even acknowledge the existence of a people – its unique culture, identity, and way of life – as it does with all others, it becomes necessary for that people to represent itself. Such is the case with the American Third Position.

When, in absolute hypocrisy and condescension, such a body of people says, “The Democratic Party is America’s last, best hope to bridge the divisions of class, race, region, religion, ethnicity and sexual orientation. We will succeed if we continue to govern by the same principles that have made America the greatest nation on earth — the principles of strength, inclusion and opportunity,” it becomes necessary to stand against it.

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