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in the early 1900s when all the eastern european jews came into America is the really where everything started to go to shit.

the 60's also desegregated the race i think. what a terrible era for Whites

Ted Kennedy pushed this, never forget what a traitor the obese lush was

The issues of America have come from many events, all of which were made possible by the ones preceding them.

There was a rejection of the rule against the migration, settlement, and citizenship of jews.

There was a rejection of having a king in america, which was proposed to have been George Washington, and would have followed to have an american monarchy which would have served the duty of preserving the spirit of the american nation's design (would have prevented the divergence from that national spirit).

There was a failure to invade canada and claim it for the union, tis was a misstep in many ways, it would have added the provinces and territories of canada to the american union and greatly improve the nation's ability to maintain it's resistance to the pressures of international banking.

Lincoln violated the founding documents by disrespecting the right of member states to freely secede from the union and found their own nations if they had so chosen, this set the standard for others to come along and simply ignore the concept upon which america was founded. Also the separation of the south from the north would have been a very good thing for the nation as a whole, the more divided a world the harder it would be for the bankers to control every part of it. This is why the jews are drawn to expansive empires like moths to flame.

Lincoln was assassinated before he could send away all the negroes and mulattoes to Liberia, one of the most important steps in his plans was prevented from being executed, as those who were truly behind the orchestration of his death saw to it that the negroes remained on american soil, remember this - that political assassinations are almost never about what the target has done, and almost always about what the target was about to do. Also that almost every assassination of this type is orchestrated by the international bankers and for their interests.

The great depression should have ben resolved by executing the jews who intentionally brought it about and profited immensely from doing so, with the passing of those government intervention measures (temporary ones which had henceforth became permanent fixtures of the government), their takeover was only partial, but it had led to the jews having a foothold to take more and more power, using their influence for more influence.

The violation of the separation of state and markets was a precedent that caused the cancer which america suffers from to this day.

There's just, so much to point a finger at.

LBJ lying at the signing of the 1965 immigration act

https://www.bitchute.com/video/v1J7L6QKS5dp/

Short of genocide we would have to segregate and give them some land to have at it for a while. I wonder how many generations until they revert back to the stone age. 0.4? It's going to take quite the overton window opening to get such things happening

Yeah but it's not like Whites were forced to integrate with the other races...

The politicians lied to the American public, assuring them the demographics of America wouldn't change much

The 15th and the 19th.

There's nothing we can do. Both the right and the left do everything in their power to be "not racist." Unless they are at least mostly forcibly removed and an immediate fertility program implemented for whites, then the kikes have won.

I'm not sure the vax is something we can recover from, depends on what's in it. But yeah, we were already in a pretty dire and steadily worsening situation.

Weren't you recently asking if guys here would date a woman who had nigger kids?

The 19th amendment begs to differ…

Best review of the '65 law is probably in this short book:

https://archive.org/details/colonyofworlduni00mcca

Essentially the floodgates were opened by accident. McCarthy was one of the co-sponsors of the bill and later came to regret that.