About

I am a father of 4 (2 boys, 2 girls) living in the southeastern United States.  My business partners and I own a small company which provides for a modest level of income and wealth.  I have come to realize that this is a great responsibility and seek to find ways to give my children both wealth and wisdom.

I am a Christian and my family are members of a small conservative Presbyterian congregation; while I entertain Darwinian reasoning, I reject atheistic materialism as a mechanism of ultimate origins.  I have post-millennial tendencies which cause me to believe there is more significance to this life than mere individual salvation and pietism.  I have tried to internalize my call as the trustee of my family’s capital, both monetary and otherwise.  My primary charge is the rearing of the current generation, but I hope to lay a foundation of planning and preparedness for future generations as well.

The name of this blog is my acknowledgment that I will likely never see the fifth generation of my descendants.  As my influence becomes more diffuse over time, I know their fate will ultimately be tied to that of our people, that most despised group that dare not speak its name: white Americans.  It is on this point that I am likely to generate disagreement with those who think our people can abdicate their commitment to their own children and live peacefully in a multicultural, multiracial utopia.  The history of the world this side of heaven knows no such peace and those who preach it are contrary to both common sense and observable reality.