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ergo, by Breitbart's own definition, the central constituency of the alt-right, for which Breitbart is a platform, is white nationalists.

So while we cannot explicitly or conclusively say that Steve Bannon is a white nationalist, we can say beyond a doubt that he believes...

white nationalists need a greater platform in America. #StopPresidentBannon.

We also know that he sees the world as in a great conflict between an implicitly or explicitly white Judeo-Christian West and Islam.

source: Steve Bannon's 2014 speech to the Vatican: http://the-american-catholic.com/2016/11/18/remarks-of-stephen-bannon-at-a-conference-at-the-vatican/ …

So Steve Bannon is a man who believes white nationalists need a greater platform in American society...

and that America is locked in an irreconcilable struggle not with a few thousand evil terrorists, but with one billion members of a religion

in the struggle against this one billion human strong religion, he invokes the church militant---perhaps a metaphor, perhaps a call to arms.