Constantin von Hoffmeister drags Madison Grant’s ghost through an America strung out on opioids, gutted by globalist capitalism, and numbed into erasure as White replacement through mass immigration shatters its Nordic backbone.
This is an excerpt from Constantin von Hoffmeister’s MULTIPOLARITY! (Arktos, 2025).
The American lawyer and conservationist Madison Grant (1865–1937), in his book The Passing of the Great Race, provided a stark analysis of the perilous trends threatening the racial and cultural foundations of America. He emphasized that the strength of the nation was rooted in its “Nordic backbone,” the lineage and values of its original settlers. Today, that foundation is increasingly undermined, as demographic shifts accelerate the erosion of the racial stock Grant saw as essential to the nation’s identity and vitality. His dire warning is more valid now than ever: “These immigrants adopt the language of the native American [= White American], they wear his clothes, they steal his name and they are beginning to take his women, but they seldom adopt his religion or understand his ideals and while he is being elbowed out of his own home the American looks calmly abroad and urges on others the suicidal ethics which are exterminating his own race.” For Grant, this process is not simply a matter of cultural assimilation. It is an existential threat, a betrayal of the ancestral heritage that had built and defined the American nation.
