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Everything we have seen since desegregation indicates the futility of multiracialism. Desegregation has not created the harmonious mixing of the races in freedom and equality. It has simply robbed whites of the ability to legally protect their living spaces from the incursions of other races. When these incursions occur, there is racial tension and conflict, which terminates only when whites flee and the neighborhood becomes predominantly black, or Mexican, or Asian. Those whites who remain are slowly destroyed by miscegenation or outright murder—both forms of genocide. Racial warfare will end only when groups separate from one another, or when the groups self-destruct due to miscegenation, or one group exterminates the others, or one group dominates and segregates itself from the others.

In every transaction between a partial man and an impartial man, the impartial man is at a disadvantage. When the impartial man has a benefit to confer, the partial man appeals to the other’s impartiality and often walks off with the prize. But when the impartial man needs something from the partial man, his appeals to impartiality fall on deaf ears. As social interactions multiply, so do the partial man’s advantages at the expense of the impartial man. (The essence of the Jewish strategy of dominance is to practice ruthless partiality while urging their victims to be free of prejudice and partiality.)

Once the impartial man has nothing left to bargain with, once he has been reduced to powerlessness and penury, to what will he appeal to preserve his life and freedom? Impartiality? Universal notions of freedom and justice and rights? These are just pleading words unless one has the power to force others to respect them. But the impartial man has bargained all his power away. Pleading alone will not prevent him from being reduced to a slave or a corpse, and that is what we whites will become unless we start taking our own side, and quickly.

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There are indeed no universals that have value related to anything of inherent quality.

And it is quite obvious to all but the most willfully deluded that there is no universal morality or expectation.

This is a hard truth for many Christians to admit because much of their theology is wrapped up in the belief that all men are "created in God's image" (whatever that means, anyway).

But reality is the great dividing line. You'll either stay on the side of sanity (excepting what is real) or you will cross over to the side of delusions (creating your own "real" and it's morality on a moment by moment preference).

Those who speak of common humanity and universal morality have blatantly rejected the truth, and as such much concoct endlessly multiplying layers of falsehoods to compliment their ever changing idea of "real".

To those who would protest, "but we all bleed red", I would remind that so do rats and monkeys.




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