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When I’m trying to gauge whether a person is a friend or an enemy, I usually ask him to describe to me his victory state — which is to say, what will the world look like when he has won and no longer has to engage in politics (or at least, that of the radical revolutionary kind)?
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You don’t have to go home, but you can’t stay here….
Personally, I’m glad that Israel exists. They’re over there, we’re over here, and everyone is happier that way. (If the country collapsed, they’d all show up on our doorsteps, of course.) The major problem is that their relatives abroad are playing their host nations for chumps. They need to knock it off.
I don’t think they can, even if they wanted to.
It’s a thorny problem, of course. However, I don’t think it’s hopeless. They simply need to get the proper motivation to behave themselves, one way or another.
The “State of Israel” was the worst British creation. It was a disgusting crime.
Britain facilitated the Satanic Zionist capture and colonization of the Arab land; a hundred years or so later her own highest offices are controlled by the likes of Sadiq Khan, Priti Patel, Sajid Javed, and Rishi Sunak, etc.
The Palestinians indeed did get a raw deal. Still, by far, the worst British creation ever, up to now and ever into eternity, is the Teletubbies.
I don’t disavow that Palestinians want their land back but woe to the conquered. I think what makes a lot of wignats butt hurt about Israel is that Jews won their land through Indo-European style campaigns of blood and iron. I’m sure a lot of people here won’t like to hear this, but I think white nationalism and Jewish nationalism (Zionism) are mirror images of each other.
Angst and perplexity shared.
“What the hell do we do with these people?”
AH was right in his planning. The only way is to subdue them by force and then send them collectively to live in a faraway place by and among themselves in an isolated and monitored state. It all boils down to whether or not the White people will be capable of getting it done.
I should also add that the kid under arrest in the heading picture really needs to lay off the soy. He makes Tevye the Milkman look like Rambo by comparison.
Well, I guess Tevye’s wish came true. He became a rich man (and got fat).
Great essay, Nick. You have arrived at that sublime state where ‘the Jewish Question’ reaches it’s final conceptual resting place. Either one believes in race or one does not. If one believes in race, eventually one comes upon the Jews and what they mean as a race with regard to our race (and all other races). Can we leave the vicious dog that has bitten us many, many times to wander free? Even with the promise of staying in their own back-yard? Is there any morality that transcends race that can make any promise between races meaningful in the absence of deterrence? When we put aside the notion of ‘universal rights’ and ‘universal morality’ along with ‘universal man’, we are left with what? Force and it’s analogs? I don’t think we have to answer these kinds of questions before we can actually see the horizon where we might have the power to act on our decisions. But I think it’s fair to say that every serious ‘race man’ is going arrive the point of asking Nick’s question: What do we do with these people?
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