The Worst and the Vilest

A battle for the U.S., perhaps a full blown war, is shaping up. If one reads enough history and especially military history, even the campaigns against the Indians, there is a moment when the facts all align in opposition and it’s clear that there are no means of resolving the deep-seated animosities other than surrender or complete annihilation of one side or the other. I believe that America is proportionally divided into those who generally believe in the virtues of the foundation of the country or that is was always conceived in evil. That is no little thing in a nation supposedly united.

I prefer a fight to the slavish recitation of lies, like “diversity is our strength.” When you’re attracting the best and the brightest that might be true, not when your incentivizing the worst and the vilest. It is at once a cynical debasement of the population on whom they have little pity when inflicting the sort of pain “the green new deal” and other grandiose liberal disasters are sure to produce, and an attempt at genocide of the white race through violence or breeding. Anyone who does not see this desire to eradicate whiteness across the world, not just the United States, is either blind or an idiot.

It’s not even that historical immigration patterns haven’t swept away one race or another, been conquered and dominated by one religion or another, at certain times of military imbalance, or a need to settle vast empty lands. It has never happened before to the military superior nations. That can only come out of internal corruption and deceit. The United States grew out of the normal that cycle and endured several more after its establishment, there were floods of people from Europe and Asia. This is different, this is a forced migration of people from one country into the Western democracies for the purpose of diversification, the goal, ironically, is homogenization of an African or Middle-Eastern nature and the absence of whiteness. What was wrong with the nations that are being overrun? It’s hard to see it as anything other than punishment for not willingly adopting the New World Order of global governance and selected leaders from the basket of those now occupying places like the UN, Davos or the Bohemian Grove.

The excuse for global government is an end to war, but war is not the most efficient or cost-effective means of population control, which the globalists insist is their purview, somehow gleaned from the stars or tea leaves, because a sense of “democracy” does not exist in their charter. They have the money, the positions and the jets, so they get to make the rules. If there is a fight left in the American people it should be against such notions of might makes right.

The United States government is most worried about their own people, labeling them terrorists for believing in, guess what? The founding of the United States government. If that doesn’t tell one that the nation has been overthrown already and they are being loyal to a governmental structure that no longer exists, I don’t know what will. If one will be honest, the only semblance of American life that remains is that of the control structures. Everything else, all of the democratic functions have been given to the bureaucrats. Nothing speaks to this more astutely than the way the elections are run (the only democratic part of American life). Instead of paper ballots and hand delivery to the ballot box, they are all now somewhat electronically tainted and the glaring evidence of elitist control is in the marked inefficiency of these elections. Since 2000, it seems that elections that are close or go the Democrat (globalist) direction are fraught with delays and extra secret counting rooms where view of their machinations are blocked or the monitors evacuated before the big ballot dumps occur. The Republican victories immediately attacked and vilified until they can be overcome.

To be honest, elections have always been a problem. As far back as one might want to look in American history, there have been those who understood that it is not whose votes that count, but rather who counts the votes. I recently read about an election to determine the county seat of a given area that took place in the early 1900s. It took three rounds before they settled on a permanent decision with midnight raids on the vying town’s offices and a stolen vault before it was done. At other times, corruption was so bad in oil and mining towns that whole county commissions and police forces had to be taken into custody by vigilantes or the National Guard.

We should now be able to agree that the national election process in America has broken down, that it needs the equivalent of mass arrests, perhaps even by the military. One possible solution is to elect Trump and have his DOJ tenaciously prosecute those who engage in election rigging, no matter how slight or inconsequential, but that relies on the broken system to correct the broken system and is unlikely to succeed.

My concerns about this are secondary to the idea that there will be some massive attack on the homeland that will set the nation ablaze. This might come from Russia or China through troops that have come over the porous southern border, or directly in the form of nuclear engagement. The understanding that one will be drafted into local militias required to secure the homeland from these alien (human) attacks is almost a given at present. All of our powerful law enforcement will fail its duty to defend the land, because they don’t have the will (again DEI) or manpower to do so.

DEI, as we saw during the assassination attempt of Donald Trump, is the means by which the attention is focused on everything except national defense. A nation so unconcerned by actual threats such as terrorism and more concerned with an individual’s acceptance of ludicrous lies means that it is already defunct and the degree to which it still functions is a testament of the people’s ability to be autonomous. The government, especially during the lack of leadership during the Biden Administration, has done nothing over the past several years than proclaim its own uselessness. Were it all to disintegrate tomorrow, the people themselves would, as always before, take care of their own personal needs as human beings. It would be ugly for a while, but it’s ugly now.

Our future is one that is sad and dismal, because of the two options available to the American people. It is either existence under total control through electronic means and a reduction of the population on a global and biblical scale or individual survival in the absence of modern notions of running water, sewer systems and grocery stores. The reestablishment of such only to be attributed to consolidated groups of local fighters. Later on, we might get some semblance of government back, if that’s seen as a desire, but more likely it will be seen as the cause of our distress. Our concern for foreign invasion from other nations will probably cease to be a concern, because once the United States is reduced to localized bands of fighters, it will bring down the economic status of enemy nations. Take the economic strength of America out of the global demand equation and the stabilizing nature of one of the world’s greatest militaries and smaller scale wars erupt across the globe.

China might appear to be a strong, independent nation, but it’s not. It’s dependence on the United States as a market for its goods and investments, the stability of its own political status dependent upon having the United States as a threat to validate the expenditures on their military and it is much more likely that when the United States devolves into a highly reduced threat, the war between Russia and China or a Chinese civil war is imminent.

China and other nations might be betting on winning the internal conflict with the Americans, now that we’ve allowed so many of their soldiers into our nation, but that also would seem to preclude the nuclear option while they still feel that conquer is possible. Who wants to rule over glowing radiation rather than plush fields and natural resources? How soon after China conquers the United States does a similar civil war erupt with the Islamists, or what’s left of them?

The only possible middling survival of America as it exists today is a recognition of the largest states that the United States Government is incapable or unwilling to defend the nation from these attacks and choose secession or a coalescing of them to defy the most dangerous aspects of a government determined on national suicide. In other words, the states have to forcefully defend the rights they maintain today, but prosecute them with a strident sense of purpose. The states are the rightful overseers of the federal, created by them for their protection, but if that protection is not foremost in the federal structure, then it is the states themselves who are capable of redesigning the federal duties or abolishing them all together. If I can see this, surely they must.

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