The Vows of White Nationalism

A piece I was inspired to write one day last fall after rereading Kipling’s “The Law of the Jungle” from The Jungle Book.

These are the vows every White Nationalist holds

Deep in his heart as history unfolds.

Held firm because if they fly

From our hearts, our people die.

Our people for whom we fight

Because we love them, and they need our might.

The West is ours; to no one else does it belong

And no one can tell us this is wrong.

For it was built and defended by our father’s before

Us and now we must close the door.

Never fall for our enemies’ deceit,

Their lies created to bring our defeat.

Don’t be downtrodden, no matter their tyrannical laws,

To be so only helps our enemies’ cause.

We whites are brothers, between us avoid all war

And let’s forget all those wars that came before.

Old grudges no longer matter in this day and age,

Today together we have a new battle to wage.

Our enemies see us as one, they care not what between us divides,

So as one white race we must fight, not as divided sides.

Always remember we are more than our enemies’ prey

So let not this struggle consume every moment of day.

Fall in love white men and white women when shown

By Cupid’s arrow and have a love your own.

Build families with children precious and dear;

From our enemy’s lies, steer them clear.

Be faithful and protective of your homes

For it is where our people’s future roams.

Sing our songs and tell our tales,

From our heritage is where our future hails.

Live clean and wise and brave

And never by our enemies’ rules behave.

Live like white men and white women,

You know what this entails for then

We’ve won because our enemies hate by name

Those who refuse to play their game.

These are the White Nationalist vows;

Those rules, beliefs, and ways we now

Live by to ensure

Through this darkness our people endure.

But under all this is one thing

We White Nationalist above all sing

So that it our people will never hide

And that one thing is pride!

Kipling’s original work recited by the legendary Boris Karloff.