Looking at the genetic record, all of the non African peoples are descended from a couple of thousand individuals. These individuals would more than likely be considered type A personalities today. They were curious enough and daring enough to leave all they had known behind and venture out into the great uncharted world. They cut the apron strings to Mother Africa for the trek into the great unknown. Many of their descendants didn't make it, they were killed either by the foreign climates or by the predators which lurked in the new lands in which they settled. This reduced and molded the genetic pool even further. In order to successfully adapt to their new habitats, intelligence and imagination had to be used to its fullest, those not able to cut the mustard so to speak, died early in life. This process went on unabated for over a thousand generations. As the centuries went by, small groups would set out and settle in distant parts of the globe. Loosing all contact with others . These are the main driving forces behind evolution, separation and isolation. It is through this process that new traits can arise and become concentrated within a given population. Given enough time these small isolated communities will arise into entirely new subspecies and species.

I'm just not interested in preserving the social and mental traits of the European peoples, but their physical traits as well. To put it simply, I like fair skin, blue and green eyes, and soft straight hair that comes in a rainbow of colors. I like thin lips and pointed noses. Is this so wrong? Am I to be condemned for finding my genetic heritage beautiful and wanting to see it preserved and passed on to generations yet to come? I'm not calling for the extermination of anyone, I just don't wish to see the extinction of my people either. The Children of Europe have the right to exist too, yet without the preservation of our habitat and gene pool we can not.