Rome was the world government of its time, and in its streets were races and peoples from every part of the empire. A comparison with modern America is not hard to make. We should not be overwhelmed with fatalism when considering such historical parallels, however. If National Socialist Germany had been successful, its victory would have vitalized the whole of Western Civilization, and would have meant a phase of Western expansion as much as did the empires of Britain, Spain, etc. We certainly today would not be in a period of multiculturalism.
History can hinge on a few fateful decisions.
Knowing the past allows us to better plan for the future. Rightists have been caught up in conspiracy theories to explain the ills of the White world, and without doubt the enemies of White nationhood have had their effect, but for the most part they are simply maggots feeding on our weaknesses. Blaming others only puts us in a defensive, reactive position, whereas if we are to improve our fortunes we must actively grasp opportunities that arise. Such an opportunity may be the next Quebec referendum on sovereignty. We could then point to that nation as an example of our aspirations for the rest of White Canada.