I've thought about it for a while now and I was wondering if you consider white Americans an ethnicity? When the USA was founded, people like Thomas Paine wanted America to be a country of various European peoples under the banner of liberty. Considering that a lot of white Americans have an amalgam of various European ethnicities, I would say it is safe to say that a lot of white Americans can be considered a separate ethnic identity other then German, English, and so forth. I wanted to hear what other white nationalists think about the idea. We must remember that even the various European nationalities are not pure in an ethnic sense because what is French? The French gene pool is a combination of Latin, Celtic and Germanic(Frankish) ancestry, the English gene pool is mostly Germanic(Anglo-Saxon), but with Celtic, Latin/Roman and Viking admixture, the same in Italy, Spain and all throughout Europe. The different ancient European tribes got around and mixed together and overtime became what we now recognize as French, English, Italian etc... I don't see America as being any different.    Over time the various European immigrant groups have generally blended together quite succesfully and formed a new White identity, nationality and hybrid ethnicity, that of the American. Generally the longer your family has been in America the more ethnically mixed you have become or in other words..the more American. There are still pockets of America in the mid west that are mostly Germanic, and ethnic communities in some of the big east coast cities that are mostly Irish or Italian or what not, but generally....Americans are a mixed bag, most Americans are a combination of several different European nationalities, the most common usually being Irish, German, English, Scottish and Italian, etc... I call this American.