OUR STATE

The state of Virginia is rich in history and its pioneering spirit has left a legacy for all of us. She has played a prominent leadership role throughout her existence, beginning with America’s early settlers in Jamestown.

In 1607, Jamestown was founded and became the first permanent English settlement. The colonists, of strong will and a determined spirit, worked the land and struggled for their existence. Famine and disease were rampant in the early days of the village, but the survivors endured and found new hope in the arrival of new settlers. Worse than suffering through nature’s ills, the proud European settlers fought valiantly against the savages who attacked incessantly. Within five years, Jamestown prospered and became the capital of Virginia in 1612.

The efforts and success of Europeans in Virginia's first colony were a pretext of great things to come. Virginia was a significant contributor in both Wars of Independence (Revolutionary and Northern Aggression - better known as the "Civil War"), leading others by example in her fighting spirit and commitment to resisting oppression and dispossession. Her shining example serves as a beacon of hope to those alive today. 

Virginia is home to many notable Founding Fathers like Washington and Jefferson and she has produced more presidents than any other state in the union. This historical legacy attracts many tourists, and those seeking to discover Virginia's European-American heritage each year.

Thomas Jefferson is considered the most famous of all Virginians. His hand penned the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution. As a visionary, his understanding of the need for living space prompted him to make the Louisiana Purchase. He commissioned two explorers, which lead to the Lewis and Clarke expedition, providing an inspirational and moving story for Virginians today. Monticello, Jefferson's home, displays his creative genius when observing much of the architecture that he designed. Jefferson's magnificent personal library convinces everyone of his thirst for knowledge.

It is the state flag, however, that reveals the heart and soul of past and present Virginians. Adorned with the colors of blue and white, the state seal serves as a warning to those who seek to oppress our people. The seal displays two soldiers; one slain in defeat, the other standing triumphantly in victory over tyranny. Beneath the dramatization is the slogan Sic Semper Tyrannis – “Thus always to Tyrants”. (Click the image of the flag to observe a detailed view of the state seal.)

Currently, Virginia is fighting in unison with other states for independence from tyranny. Governmental programs have created drastic demographic changes, an influx of Third World immigration and the outsourcing of jobs to overseas foreign labor markets. It is time for Virginians once again to rise and lead others by example through dedication and commitment. Her citizens are being called by their ancestors of the past to resist the invasion of her sacred soil and the dispossession of her people.

We in the National Alliance, America's foremost organization working for the interests of those of European heritage, are striving diligently in building strong healthy White communities. Our members are increasing and our resolve is firm.

Through public information and awareness campaigns, we are seeking to educate and enlighten our people. This is not an easy task when contrasted with the perversions and culture-destroying media propaganda citizens of Virginia witness each day.

Non-violent legal remedies and community building are the best solutions to this terrible dilemma. If we don’t act now, tomorrow will be too late. We hope that you will join us in what may very well be our greatest struggle yet.

A membership form can be found by following the link "Who we are" located at the top of this page. There, you will also find the philosophy and ideology of our organization.