The Northwest Flag

The Northwest Tricolor was designed and first used in 1999 by the late Harold A. Covington, the founder and spokesman of the Northwest Front. The colors of the flag: Navy Blue, Pure White, and Emerald Green. It is a representation of the future Northwest Homeland.

The Tricolor represents a rallying cry to all White people, not just in North America, but the world over, regardless of ethnicity, religion, or creed. It means a united rebellion against all that is corrupting and damaging to our Race. A defiant symbol in the face of persecution and the worldwide threat of White Genocide at the hands of our enemies.

The Tricolor represents all those who seek to build a future in which the White Man shall once again have his own racial self-determination. It asks that whoever marches under it, put aside their differences, and subordinate their will to a struggle that will one day see their children free again.

The Tricolor is meant to be kept plain. Just the three bars, and nothing else.

To clumsily add various symbols to satisfy whatever political persuasion or creed one may have is an affront to the Movement and a disgrace to the legacy of the original pioneers of the Butler plan and the Northwest Imperative, whom collectively agreed to the commitment that the flag must stay and remain pure, true to the ideal of a universal movement of Blood, not Faith.

“The flag of the new Northwest Nation will become a symbol and a rallying point for the White Race worldwide. It must be posted, displayed, distributed, and publicized the world over until it becomes known as the modern day equivalent of the Confederate Battle Flag and the Swastika as a universally recognized symbol of White hope, courage, and determination in the face of racial death.” ~ The White Book: Northwest Front Party Manual, Chapter 1.7 (5^th edition, 2014)