Third world ideologies such as Muammar al-Gaddafi's Green Book, North Korea's Juche, and Arab nationalism are seen as sources of non-white racial nationalist resistance in the developing world, and viewed as kindred spirits to white nationalist movements in the developed West. One key difference from other white nationalists is that, while many of them tend to take a patriotic stance and romanticize European imperialism, Third Positionists instead embrace a third-worldist view of foreign policy, viewing Western imperialism and neo-colonialism as agents of multiculturalism and multiracialism (or, for those given to overt antisemitism, of Zionism) that allow non-white cultural influences to creep into white Western nations from the colonies, and vice-versa. Third Positionism is, essentially, nothing more than ethno-nationalism with an economically leftist and/or countercultural spin.

This is dubious and gives far too much importance to this fringe movement, and far too little to the Non-Aligned Movement. The name refers to their claim that they have an ideology that is beyond both capitalism and socialism and represents a third pole in international politics distinct from, and in opposition to, the U.S. Third Positionism is a peculiar subspecies of political wingnut movements which attempt to mix neo-Nazism, antisemitism, and far-right ultra- nationalism with whatever economic and social issues of the left they want to throw into their toxic stew, including anything from neo-paganism, feminism, animal rights, and radical environmentalism, all the way over to old-left ideologies such as anarchism and Marxism, and sometimes trying to bring back nearly-forgotten archaic economic ideas such as Distributism and Social Credit. Whatever is credible should be sourced, and what is not should be removed. Please research the article's assertions. This page contains too many unsourced statements and needs to be improved.

Not to be confused with third way politics.

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