[From "Ghana’s “Right of Abode”: Roadmap to Racial Peace?"]

The African state of Ghana’s “right of abode” law—which grants residence and citizenship to any person of black racial descent—is one of the clearest roadmaps to achieving world racial peace, the Project Nova Europa website has said.

The basis of Ghana’s law—that of encouraging races to congregate in areas where they will not be ruled over or be interfered with by other races—remains the best solution to racial conflict ever devised.

[...]

The racial basis of these laws attracts little controlled media attention because they are implemented by blacks and Jews respectively, but this alone is not a reason to reject them. In fact, a European state—or states—which adopted such a law might very well do so by pointing to the fact that Israel and Ghana already have such laws.

The principle of separation—and thereafter friendly cooperation—provides the only working model whereby racial conflict can be avoided.

Once each race has its own living space, conflict with others is removed as a factor. They will then have the ability to develop according to their own culture, traditions, needs, and wants—without the disharmony, instability, and clashes which mar all heterogeneous societies—and which can be seen playing out on the streets of America and Europe today.