While coloreds continue to make up stories of attack and rape, young white girls are slaughtered. This is a growing story, but it shows the absolute and determined ignorance of white parents and white society. We are under attack.
I suppose this story resonates with me because I have nieces that are in the same age range. And they live in an area populated by coloreds.
I like to think that government policy changes will alter the dynamic, but that is not enough. Policy is more than the words and actions of politicians. Policy is your personal action and reaction to the world. Too many parents have bad family policy. They do not teach their kids the fundamental truths and rules that Derbyshire wrote about (and caused his banishment from National Review).
Autumn Pasquale was murdered by two colored thugs and her body thrown into a dumpster. She was riding a bike. Her parents, and society, convinced her that colored thugs were not a threat. Electing a black president supposedly promised to end this racial division. Anyone with half a mind knew this would not occur. Instead, the coloreds are more entitled. They feel the world owes them, and they strike for any reason. Don’t you dare attack their emotions and actions, however reprehensible – because they are… poor? Less intelligent? Aggressive? Products of “disparate impact”!? Or, they don’t belong here?
Autumn before the fall
- Obama’s son?
White parents are so afraid of being called racist that they will allow their children to be murdered and raped. Autumn was twelve years old! She needed parents to tell her that you don’t talk or socialize with coloreds. But, her parents did not do that. They lost their daughter because they rejected the fundamental and obvious truth of race realism. They did that because they accepted this dogma of blank slate humanity. They know better, but they rejected the truth. Tragically, they have paid the consequence.
It makes me angry, but this is the social and political policy we follow. Reject the truth established for centuries, and invite our destruction. It seems that our society no longer cares about themselves and their bloodlines. Instead of being individuals, we care about status. As Pat Buchanan wrote, we are a suicidal nation.
People normally celebrate their past and ancestors. I was in a small Italian town last year, and the masses came out to celebrate some holiday. Everyone was there – parents, children, grandparents, etc… They took the time to celebrate their people. They had a parade on cobblestone streets at midnight. Everyone was involved. It was a beautiful demonstration of blood, family and history. This demonstration is offensive in a multicultural society.
How do we solve this? How do we get our pride back? How do we teach our children our history, our values, and our ideas of civic and religious duty? The schools are against us. Society is against us. Fortunately, we have truth and history on our side. But, in a society that rejects truth for invented passion, we are left on the sidelines.
In previous posts I have mentioned that politics is local. That is a fundamental truth. We need to get off the sidelines. I had a career in the military. While I was working there, people of like mind found themselves called to each other. I am now in the private sector, and while I work with a very diversified group, people of common mind find each other.
It is easy to feel overwhelmed. It is easy to accept the false narrative forced on us. But, when we accept the pressure, we lose ourselves. Reject the pressure. Other people want to reject the pressure, but they feel alone and isolated. I don’t believe we are a minority, we just don’t know how to communicate effectively.
How do we change this? We get involved. Local politics are important, but personal relationships are important, too. Your family is important. Your neighbors are important. We make the break from society at the most necessary level – the individual in a common community. We change the community by allowing the community to understand and realize we are basically the same, and we have a common enemy. We accomplish this by engaging our families and neighbors and friends.
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