Richard McCulloch

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See also: Richard Sears McCulloch

Richard McCulloch (born 1949) is an American author and advocate for racial preservationism. He sees the Nordish race as particularly endangered and proposes racial separatism.

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[edit] Racial Theories

McCulloch defines race to be a genetic population of humans similar to the way a species is a subdivision of a genus in taxonomy. He does not consider Caucasoid to be a race but a "subspecies", since it is too broad to have any functional meaning. Real races he contends are limited to smaller populations. He further explains that these races were formed by genetic isolation among the populations who migrated out of Africa. He claims these races now have a distinct mental attributes and genetic attributes. [1]

The premise for Richard McCulloch's ideology is that two races inhabiting the same territory will eventually interbreed until either one of the races is assimilated into the other or they have integrated into one race thus either way causing a tragic loss in human diversity. He argues that racial mixing is ruinous to the evolution of races, because it destroys each races distinct racial character. This view comes from zoologists and Carleton S. Coon. It is on these grounds that McCulloch calls for the disintegration of the U.S. into independent, one-racial states in order to preserve racial diversity. He believes that the UN should issue a declaration in favor of the right for a racial group to secede from others, because he argues that the right to racial preservation is in fact a fundamental human right. He concludes the continued separation of races will eventually lead to speciation of the races, preventing them from mixing.[2]

In particularly McCulloch feels that his self-dubbed Nordish race is at risk of being assimilated into other races due to their declining numbers and the recessive genes upon which their racial traits are built.

According to McCulloch his views are not motivated by hate or animosity against anyone but a love of human diversity. He does however admit to harbouring a special aesthetic admiration for the Nordish race.

[edit] Associations

McCulloch rejects cooperation with anyone who identifies as a neo-nazi and avoids contacts with most other racial separatists feeling that most of them are too radical. Referring to the Turner Diaries, McCulloch said that it presents the situation as much more desperate than it really is and that it is likely and hopefully possible to avoid such a desperate scenario.

There was briefly a network in Sweden called Foreningen for Folkens Framtid (FFF) which was dedicated to spreading McCullochs ideas. There was however disagreements between Richard McCulloch and FFF because FFF wanted to transfer McCullochs idea of creating one-racial states to Sweden whereas he believed that the situation in Europe was different from that of the USA and thus required repatriation of immigrants rather than one-racial states. FFF gained some notoriety due to its activity in debates but was generally regarded as just another neo-nazi group.

[edit] Works

  • The Ideal and Destiny (1982)
  • Destiny of Angels (1986)
  • The Nordish Quest (1989)
  • The Racial Compact (1994)
    • All published by Towncourt Enterprises.

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[edit] References

  1. ^ McCulloch, Richard. The Racial Compact. Racial Diversity. 2004. August 13, 2006. <http://www.racialcompact.com/racialdiversity.html>.
  2. ^ McCulloch, Richard. The Racial Compact. Racial Diversity. 2004. August 13, 2006. <http://www.racialcompact.com/racialdiversity.html>.