The world is shaped by two great conflicts, brutal in their execution and sweeping in their scope. And in the Twenty-first
Century the United States, embodied in the American Folk, is the inevitable and the rightful preeminent power in the
world. That is why the Eastern Bloc of countries dissolved into chaos and kleptocracy. This means we got LOTS of power.
We need not ponder, as some would, whether the American Folk should exercise dominion. Otherwise, what is the point
of having it? Why bother being able to kill ‘most anything in your path, if you don’t intend to kill a fair number
of them? Why else would the North Koreans act as they are? Rather, the United States must look to see where its sway should
be applied, and North Korea deserves to be spanked. Not to mention Syria, Iran and France.
The Amerikanische Folk has its needs, and the most important is the one for Living Room. The American Folk requires Living
Room. Some say that the American Volk has been an expansionist Folk, but it must be remembered that history has driven the
innocent and compliant American Folk, against its collective will, back from its traditional and rightful lands into the restricted,
narrow and smothering space of the central North American Continent.
For, melting-pot that the American Folk is, it is without dispute that the American Folk is comprised of peoples who have
arrived on our shores, early and late, from every continent in the world. Even Antarctica. This is the American Folk. This
is the pride of America. Through these undoubted ties, we formerly enjoyed borders as far to the east as the western slopes
of the Caucasus, and as far to the west as the eastern slopes of the Caucasus. Is it just and fair now for us to be relegated
to the puny and sparse space which we now occupy, no more than a half of the Continent? Is it now right that we are confined
by mere historical accident to this mediocre and miserable corner which the rest of the world, in its meanness and avarice,
has allotted the proud American Folk? Is this the destiny of the American Folk, to be thus deprived of its rightful Living
Room?
Should the American folk be content with this stunted Living Room? Should the American folk be prohibited from the Living
Room which it so deserves, and which traditionally it enjoyed with a perfect right?
I say NO! Das I mean The American Folk Needs Living Room! And the best Living Room I have seen so far
is Iraq (then Iran, Syria, France and maybe Korea). Let the wars begin.
