Clear Topics

What are we? Well, if you are asking me a question, I will answer you. Here it is: we are this country and it is nothing without us, nothing at all.... And in spite of all this, we are poor, it is true; we are indigent, that’s true; we are miserable, that’s true too. But, brother, do you know why? Because of our ignorance: we do not yet know that we are a force, a unified force—all of us, the peasants, the Negroes of the plains and of the mountains put together. One day, we will have understood this fact, and we will rise from one end of the country to another, and we will form the general assembly of the masters of the dew, the great coumbite of the workers of the earth to clear away misery and plant a new life.
—Jacques Roumain (1907–1945)

The lunatic is the man who lives in a small world but thinks it is a large one; he is the man who lives in a tenth of the truth, and thinks it is the whole. The madman cannot conceive any cosmos outside a certain tale or conspiracy or vision. Hence the more clearly we see the world divided into Saxons and non-Saxons, into our splendid selves and the rest, the more certain we may be that we are slowly and quietly going mad. The more plain and satisfying our state appears, the more we may know that we are living in an unreal world. For the real world is not satisfying. The more clear become the colours and facts of Anglo-Saxon superiority, the more surely we may know we are in a dream.
—Gilbert Keith Chesterton (1874–1936)

Seems fairly clear that you fix a breed by LIMITING the amount of alien infiltration. You make a race by homogeneity and by avoiding INbreeding.... No argument has ever been sprouted against it. You like it in dogs and horses.
—Ezra Pound (1885–1972)