"We must have a foreign policy which is based only on the long-term interests of our race, not on the interest of other races or on economic considerations or anything else"
- George Lincoln Rockwell
About this Quote
This quote by George Lincoln Rockwell suggests that the foreign policy of a country should be based exclusively on the long-term interests of its own race, and not on the interests of other races or on economic considerations. This indicates that the country must prioritize its own interests over those of other countries, and ought to not be swayed by financial incentives or other external aspects. This quote shows a nationalist sentiment, and suggests that a country needs to prioritize its own interests over those of other countries. It likewise indicates that a nation needs to not be affected by economic factors to consider or other external aspects when making decisions about its foreign policy. This quote reflects a belief that a nation need to be self-interested and prioritize its own interests over those of other countries.
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