It is absolutely astounding how we have fallen this far as a collective society in America. It was always there, coming towards us slowly, but actually arriving at our low destination seems surreal. Once vibrant cities are desolate and destroyed areas of illegals and niggers, infested with crime and degeneracy.
This is all usury, jew-led pogroms against Whites and their culture, and the fall of the West.
Listen to this one if you haven't https://poal.co/s/Audiobooks/640504/f8fba803-67dc-4d9a-bd52-d2db22b0250a
I did, It's 5.30h long, not 4... it gives a bird eye view of the situation, long term, wraps your mind in the context, depicts a pretty realistic picture and offers interesting perspectives, clues also
It's robot voice but it passes and I'm not a fan of robot voices to begin with, but it's already a lot better than a lot of lame human voices I've heard over the years
The only dimension of the conflict that isn't covered enough IMO, is the general chaos, it's not going to be as ordained as the narrator might lead you to believe, blacks for instance are going to off each others on a scale never seen before IMO since nobody's going to stop them even one bit and most ethnic groups are going to suffer from the same internal power struggles to varying degrees of course, a case of the more things change the more they stay the same, pretty much
This also needs to be put in perspective with the audiobook above https://archive.is/UiC1I to give a sens of the chaos and potential unintended consequences that are almost guaranteed to mechanically emerge out of it
The next 20 years are going to be a hell of a ride
The next 20 years are going to be a hell of a ride
This.. My only - ONLY - regret in having kids. What they will be forced to go through will be hell, and that fucking sucks. Thanks for the links! I am also almost through the stickied post about "A Goyims Guide to History" which is absolutely fascinating.
"A Goyims Guide to History" is a must watch
It leaves you with 2 identitarian perspectives in the end, that are both true while at the same time apparently opposed on the surface while they're in fact complementary; the strictly religious and the strictly racial/biological perspective, with "what's identity" in america as background... Pretty interesting.
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