Statement of Principles
Below is a summary of the national CofCC’s principals with paranthetical commentary from the NorCal CofCC, indicating nuances. For a full exposition, go the the CofCC national website.
(1) We believe the United States is a Christian country.
(2) We believe the United States is a European country and that Americans are part of the European people. (comment: It was a European country. It’s cultural foundations were and in many ways continue to be European. Yet, it is a shadow of what it was. Though we only enjoy a residue of our past and still mariginally possess the privilege of Christ’s covenant, the truth of America’s distinct, european-christian roots remains constantly under attack. What might be called “white identity” has been declared a ’social construct’– merely an illusion. This is a genocidal and dishonest position since it denies our fundamental right to exist. Are we at a post-racialist crossroads? Is our best tactic now to fight for freedom of association and the right to exist?)
(3) The United States is a sovereign and independent nation.
(4) The United States is a constitutional republic.
(5) We believe in States’ Rights, the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, and the Bill of Rights.
(6) The traditional family is the basic unit of human society.
(7) Private property and free enterprise are the foundations of our economy.
(8) Cultural, national, and racial integrity. (comment: As the honorable Mr. Duke has said, ‘We cannot deprive others what we want for ourselves’. Cultural and ethnic integrity are natural rights that all people possess and ought to be tolerated. However, America’s growing diversity complicates early and mid-century ”Anglo-Saxon Americanism”. America has changed, and today white people ought to demand fair and representative inclusion into multicultural dialogue and pedagogy. Instead, we are scapegoated. See our bay area friends, European American Issues Forum, for more ideas on this subject. We avoid vulgar racism.)
(9) A Strong National Defense.
(10) America First Foreign Policy.
(11) America First Trade Policy.
(12) Traditional Education under Local Control.
(13) Strong and Just Law Enforcement.
(14) Protection of the Environment and Natural Heritage.
