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White Holidays
by M.X. Rienzi
Peoples of European descent celebrate many holidays. For example: Christmas and Easter, New
Year's, in America -- Thanksgiving and the Fourth of July, and in Europe -- a variety of
national and ethnic-specific holidays.
There is certainly nothing wrong with any of these holidays; they are part of our history
and our culture. But we should note that Christmas and Easter are celebrated by all
Christians, not just Euros; thus, they are not specific to our race. The same goes for New
Year's, Thanksgiving and July 4th -- all of these are holidays which are not specifically
White. On the other hand, the national/ethnic holidays of Europe, while great and focused
on a particular group, do not reach out to all Euros.
What we need are holidays which have the following characteristics: they are for our people
only; they can be celebrated by all of our people; they teach important messages to our
people -- especially our young people -- about who we are, where we have been, and where we
are going.
Other groups have such holidays. The Jews are noted for theirs, events which help forge a
spirit of Jewish solidarity, typically by celebrating the Jewish triumph over "oppressors"
(i.e., those who caught on). Blacks have Kwanzaa. The more than one billion Chinese
(hundreds of millions more Chinese than there are total Euros!) have their own holidays
also. But we, as a race, have none.
There are many events worthy of a historical holiday. You may have some ideas yourself. We
will add more. But, we need to start somewhere. So, here we propose to, as a start, that
all Whites should celebrate Thermopylae and Chalons. Here's a brief summary of these
important battles:
Thermopylae was where a small group of Greeks fought a Persian horde containing numberless
thousands of Asiatics and Africans in order to save the West. The Spartans fought to the
death to allow the other Greeks time to organize a better defense. Ultimately, the West won,
and allowed a new civilization -- our civilization -- to be born. If not for the brave
defense at Thermopylae, Europe might have been conquered by Asia, and our future would have
been nothing but despair and stagnation.
At Chalons, once again Asia, this time in the form of Attila and his Huns, tried to conquer
Europe. Here Goths and Romans -- Germans and Latins, North and South -- came together to
save the West from the Other. Once again, the spirit of the West prevailed.
Learn from these holidays. Celebrate them! Teach your friends and families, especially the
children, about them!
Let your spirits soar with the accomplishments of our forebears, accomplishments that we
ourselves need to live up to!
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