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Manifesto of the European Liberation Front, 1999
By Troy Southgate
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THE NEED FOR PAN-EUROPEAN COLLABORATION
No-one in their right mind would question the fact that -
particularly at this key stage in
history - each European nation requires a movement committed to the
struggle for National Freedom and Social Justice. However, given that many
Revolutionary Nationalist organisations can be rather parochial in their
attitudes towards forming healthy working relationships with those groups
outside of their own borders, the spirit of pan-European unity has often
proved difficult to foment. This issue has certainly not been helped by the
narrow-minded pettiness of the Zionist media, which, whilst being fully
aware of the immense contribution that international co-operation has made
to its own agenda, has
constantly sought to encourage hostility and division between the various
tribes and cultures of our
European Motherland. The English have been attacked for being ‘arrogant’,
the French denigrated
as ‘Frogs’, and the Germans labelled as potential dictators who harbour a
secret desire to ‘take over the world’.
Unfortunately, these ridiculous stereotypical images are often
embraced by those who claim to support the cause of Nationalism. But this
variety of Nationalism, however, is not based upon a love of our own
peoples and a respect for others, but is reliant upon a mindless hatred of
anything even remotely perceived to be ‘foreign’. Such negativity has
always proven to be the arch-enemy of all those who truly care about the
plight of Europe, and by encouraging those who revel in such trivial
behaviour our adversaries are ensuring that the final curtain quickly
begins to descend upon the stage of our
traditional heritage and culture. In the words of Francis Parker Yockey
(whose vision for Europe will be discussed in due course): “English,
German, French, Italian, Spanish - these are now mere place-names and
linguistic variations. Like all of the other rich products of our great
Culture, they will continue, but they are no longer political terms. Local
cultures in Europe may be as diversified as they wish, and they will enjoy
a perfect autonomy in the European imperium, now that the oppression of
vertical nationalism is dead. Anyone who seeks to perpetuate petty-statism
or old-fashioned nationalism is the inner enemy of Europe. He is playing
the game of the extra-European forces; he is dividing Europe and committing
treason. Treason now has only one meaning to Europe: it means serving any
other force than Europe. There is only one treason now, treason to Europe.
The nations are dead, for Europe is born.”
Earlier we mentioned that the Zionists have benefitted from
international collaboration. In fact the Zionists are well known for their
cosmopolitan perspective upon life, not least because those who rally to
this nefarious cause have no organic roots of their own. But perhaps we in
the vanguard of European salvation can learn from these people? ‘But these
people are internationalists’, I hear you cry,
‘they are prepared to sacrifice all in the name of globalisation’. Of
course, but think how successful we National Revolutionaries could be if we
learnt to work together and unite beneath an inter-national banner of our
own? That banner is the European Liberation Front (ELF), and if you too are
concerned about Europe then you must become part of it.
- THE ELF: PART OF A LIVING TRADITION
The very suggestion that the various National Revolutionary
groups of the East and West should come together to form a pan-European
front against Zionism, Capitalism and the New World Order is certainly
not a new concept. On the contrary, the European Liberation Front
(ELF) is not the result of an idle fantasy but part of an organic,
living tradition. In the past, this tradition has been chiefly propagated
by men such as Francis Parker Yockey, Otto Strasser and Jean Thiriat.
In 1949 Yockey published a document entitled The Proclamation of
London of the European Liberation Front, a brief summary of the most
crucial ideas which had already been presented in his 600-page volume
Imperium. These ideas dealt with key historical issues such as The Unity of
Western Culture, The Age of Materialism, Class War, Social Degeneration,
and The Destruction of the Political Unity of Europe. Yockey’s vision of a
unified Continent was brimming with sheer energy and perception, and he
often made reference to the sinister role of the outsider; symbolised by
those mysterious extra-European forces which had long conspired to decimate
and undermine the solidarity once enjoyed by the various branches of
Western Man. Amidst the disillusioned aftermath of the Second World War,
men like Yockey were hurriedly waking up to the fact that Europe was now
dominated by a secret cabal of materialist gangsters who sought to plunder
our historic land mass for its own ends. In Yockey’s own words, these
conspirators saw Europe “as a source of booty for extra-European forces;
Europe as
a reservoir of man-power for the disposition of the American generalate;
Europe as a loan-market for the New York financier; Europe as a
beggar-colony watching for crumbs from the table of rich America; Europe as
an historical sight for visiting colonials, a place where once there were
great happenings; Europe as a museum, a mausoleum; Europe as a moribund
collection of petty-states and squabbling
peoples; Europe as an economic mad-house where every tiny unit is against
each other; Europe as a
backward population waiting for re-education by the American world-clown
and the sadistic Jew; Europe, as a laboratory for gigantic social
experiments by Moscow and for the genocide experimentation of New York and
Tel Aviv; Europe as a Black Mass of scaffold-trials, backward-looking
persecution, treason, terror, despair and suicide.”
Contrast this bleak and desolate image with the Europe of former
times, a Europe blessed
by the spiritual and cultural achievements of the Celts, Vikings, Suevi,
Goths, Romans, Greeks, Anglo-Saxons, Vandals, Bretons and others. The only
way to preserve the organic identity of Europe was - and still is - to
promulgate an atmosphere of unity and co-operation. These essentially
civilised and necessary measures must undoubtedly be taken if we are to
repel our liberal-democratic adversaries and drive them back beyond our
frontiers. Thus, when Yockey created the very first European Liberation
Front he made it absolutely clear that The Proclamation of London was
designed to act as a fully-fledged ‘Declaration of War’.
Another great figure who shared Yockey’s dream of pan-European
collaboration was Otto Strasser. In the aftermath of a war in which he had
become the supreme enemy of the Gestapo after resigning from the NSDAP in
1930 in protest at Adolf Hitler’s capitulation to Big Business, the exiled
Strasser was finally granted permission to leave Canada and return to his
beloved German homeland in
1955. Consequently, just one year later he established the Deutsche Soziale
Union [German Social
Union] and unveiled an innovative pan-European programme not dissimilar to
that published by Yockey just seven years earlier. The new Party declared
itself ‘independent of Wall Street and the Kremlin’ and
produced a journal entitled Deutsche Freiheit. In typical fashion, however,
Strasser was cruelly derided in the liberal-democratic press for being
Hitler’s former comrade-in-arms and his obituary in the London
Times of August 29, 1974 suggests that as far as the DSU was concerned,
Strasser’s ‘Nazi past
hindered its progress. His claim of a return to political respectability
was somewhat suspect’. Given the nature of this literary pillar of the
Zionist Establishment, it would appear that Strasser was a worthy
opponent of these notorious extra-European forces.
The third personality in the development of Continental unity was
Jean Thiriat, a Belgium who became a committed opponent of the American Way
of Life and the threat it has increasingly posed to European civilisation.
He had this to say about the encroaching struggle between Europe and the
USA: “We shall be our own rulers in our home. Friendly or serious relations
are possible, as long as we take our destiny in our own hands. For the
United states, the real unification of Europe would be a disaster, because
an enormous competitor would appear.”
It is clear that Yockey, Strasser and Thiriat shared one vision and
one aim: that of European liberation.
- OUR AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
The affiliates of the European Liberation Front each have
their own specific agenda, but we are agreed on the following minimalist
programme:
- EUROPEAN UNITY
Whilst we fully accept that countries such as Italy,
Spain, France etc. each have their own unique heritage and tradition, we
also believe that Europe has a common destiny and that her
peoples are strengthened and complimented by the historical and cultural
ties which exist between our
respective nations. In this respect we support a policy of European unity.
- RACE AND CULTURE
Multi-racial societies are destroying the race, culture
and traditions of all European peoples and we call for the re-establishment
of mono-racial homelands in Europe.
- ZIONISM
We support the struggle to liberate Palestine from the shackles
of International Zionism and
oppose the political and economic imperialism of Zionism throughout the
world.
- PROPERTY AND ECONOMY
The ownership of home, farms and factories should
be as widely
distributed as possible by means of economic autonomy and
self-determination.
- THE ENVIRONMENT
We believe that man and nature must live in harmony, not
conflict. Therefore the materialist forces responsible for the destruction
of the environment - namely Capitalism and Marxism - must be eradicated.
Ruralism must also take precedence over the current trend towards urbanism.
- REVOLUTION
These changes can only spring from a National Revolution.
This must begin in the hearts of individuals and spread by their example to
involve whole communities in revolutionary structures such as alternative
councils and schools, neighbourhood patrols and self-help groups. Once we
cease to depend on the institutions of the Old Order it will be swept
aside.
- THE STRUCTURE OF THE ELF
At its official inauguration in Paris on September 19th,
1998, the European Liberation Front decided to meet in various parts
of the Continent on a six-monthly basis. Each group agreed to exchange
ideas and resources, as well as to publish regular reports on the
developments within the ELF itself and both encourage and develop
relations with those groups outside Europe. Such contacts are categorised
within the Liaison Committee for Revolutionary Nationalism (LCRN).
ELF or LCRN affiliates can either send delegates to the meetings
in person or, at the very least, make a contribution by sending
a prepared statement or list of recommendations.
EUROPEAN LIBERATION FRONT
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