Denver ol' boy don't think I haven't thought about it.
The best policy is certainly to get out of southern california, normally a desert, and turn off the lights and the welfare checks.
I'm a native of California and I do think the nondesert parts of it are worth keeping and fighting for.
And, apparently others think so too,
www.saveourstate.org
Oh, I read an Edward Abbey book over the weekend, Desert Solitaire, yep he makes comments that would get him attacked by the PC Police now.
Now, let's get back to some of the fine points of the BNP. They state in their strongly worded release that the new age will be one of nationalism not internationalism. That's a very important point. States were originally ethno-states, and will become so again. When you have huge multinational corporations running things, you want people to be as uniform as possible. Deracinated. Interchangeable parts of the machine.
However, international corporations and the governments they run are so clumsy down at the scale of individual humans, that what you end up with is a racial caste system. They say they're setting up a meritocracy, but frankly I think meritocracies scare the hell out of the rulers, that means they and their kids will have to compete with the brightest of the whole population. Much better to make sure they only have to compete with their prep-school buddies. And what better way to ensure no one else threatens them than by taking the smartest kids, generally whites, and setting things up so they have the least opportunities to go to college, get good jobs, etc? This shit is really going on - I have met many, many, many people who are guilty of the sin of being white, and wanted to become dentists or engineers or something. That's very much frowned upon in the US. Instead, import some engineers and doctors etc from some 3rd world cesspool who will have their loyalties, but certainly not to what's continually drummed into them, those evil white people.
These corporations are huge, brutal, machines. They chew up and spit out people, resources, ecosystems.
Now, are the BNP Fascist? Consider the definition of fascism - huge corporations and government united as one, Musso's original Corporatism. No, the BNP are not that, they're Folkish. They dare to say that the British Isles, lands too damp, cold, and sniffly for anyone else over history, ought to be the living space for the British people. Let's see, didn't a thug named Mandela get a Nobel prize or something for saying his land ought to be the home of his people and everyone else get out?
A real Folkish group isn't any more "fascist" in controlling an individual's life than the Amish social structure is in controlling their people. They live under very tight social control, but that's the culture of that Folk. No one goes around calling them "Fascist".
To live again sustainably, we're going to have to have a lot of "Fascist" rules to live by. Signs of greed and individual profit motive will have to be stamped out, like they are in all sustainable societies. The future isn't going to be a libertarian greedfest, or Farnam's Freehold. The future is folkish.