
Sam Francis’ “Revolution from the Middle” is a great book, but the title is not quite right.

Of course, the middle class will power the revolution when it comes. But they will not be the ones who start it.

For years, two particular White American types have been targeted: the White English elite, and the White English country folk.

It makes sense.

In a takeover of a nation, who do you eliminate? You eliminate the men who can organize a large resistance, and the men who love the front lines.

In other words, you eliminate the edges. You kill the cunning and daring of America: the foxes and the lions.

When these edges are eliminated, the soft middle remains. Friendly farmers and shopkeepers are the heart of America, and they just want to live a quiet life. These men can be controlled into doing what the new state wants.

The coming Civil War is this: the new elites versus the old. The foreign men of the empire will fight the American men of the nation.

The men who built the Republic, the mind and body of America, are some of the only free Europeans left in the world.

One day, the free-thinking men who face Asians and Jews at top universities will join forces with the free-wheelers who face blacks and Hispanics in their small towns.

Then, the revolution begins.