Thomas W. Chittum

Thomas W. Chittum is an author,[1] military analyst[2] and former mercenary from New Jersey.[3] He served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War.[4] He fought in the Rhodesian War and the Croatian War of Independence.[5] Chittum predicts that the United States will soon face Balkanization[6] and a second Civil War based on racial conflicts.[7] He also says that he plans to move to upstate New York because it would likely still be a Caucasian-controlled area after the American Southwest effectively becomes part of Mexico due to immigration by 2020.[8] Chittum was a speaker at the "First Annual Conference on Racial Separatism" organized in 1998 by Jeff Anderson which also featured Jared Taylor, Robert Brock, and Don Black; amongst other items, the conference speculated about looming world and race wars, had the since-dead Willis Carto suggesting that America use funds that would otherwise go to Israel to re-settle African-Americans in new lives on the African subcontinent, and Brock stating that Carto's plan would lead Africa putting a man on the moon within 3 years and showed that white and black nationalists had to be racists in order to keep their identities intact.[9]

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  1. ↑ Party crashers White nationalists, Patrick Buchanan and election 2000 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (Little Rock, AR) August 6, 2000
  2. ↑ EVENT: A DISSIDENT'S VIEW ON THE PRESIDENT'S RACE FNS DAYBOOK DECEMBER 19, 1997
  3. ↑ No trespassing in the land of the free; Demographics: A backlash against nonwhite immigrants is likely to get worse as the economy weakens. The Baltimore Sun January 14, 2001
  4. ↑ Focus: Race and population: The last days of a white world: We are near a global watershed not- a time when white people will not be in the majority in the developed world, Britain included. Anthony Browne reports The Observer September 3, 2000
  5. ↑ The Battle of 'Georgiafornia', SPLC Intelligence Report
  6. ↑ No trespassing in the land of the free; Demographics: A backlash against nonwhite immigrants is likely to get worse as the economy weakens. The Baltimore Sun January 14, 2001
  7. ↑ Arguments, ambulance Courier News (Bridgewater, NJ) October 18, 2000
  8. ↑ Apocalypse Now. No, Really. Now! The New York Times December 27, 1998
  9. ↑ Minutes of the First Annual Conference on Racial Separatism, by "Ken P.", October 1998

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