We get these questions a lot and of course the answer -- at least for me -- is always the same: This is a cultural and political movement dedicated to awakening White identity and in terms of politics it is a movement, ultimately, to carve out a space of our own.

So it doesn't really matter if you're SE Asian, Muslim or any other group we're very non-discriminating in that we want a place of our own away from all of you and God willing we will have it.

I find the question frustrating too in that I wonder if you've ever asked yourself -- let alone had a White person actually ask you -- what will happen to White people if the politics and culture you envision continue to gain hold? Ultimately I don't want White people thinking like this because it's an almost child like question and implies that the destiny of Whites is in the hands of others. I guess I'm trying to say that your destiny is your own to make don't ask me.