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The migration problem in countries such as the Netherlands can be summarized as follows: The state actively and aggressively imports hundreds of thousands of single male migrants annually who are then awarded permanent housing, welfare, and access to free medicine, if not also free driving lessons and free public transportation passes. The migrant men are then legally allowed to bring over many family members, on average at least three or four. At the same time, hard-working native men in relationships cannot get on the housing ladder and have to pay for everything themselves. This is a total collapse of the social contract between a people and its government. Either the state sees its people as the enemy, or the people start seeing the state as their enemy. In the long run, this could be considered an act of genocide against the native peoples, namely by systematically denying them housing and, therefore, denying them family formation. Indeed, West European people list housing shortages as the number one reason that they're not having children. The state then uses this as an argument to bring in more immigrants. It is a vicious cycle of national self-destruction.

The SPLC was dedicated to the eradication of white people from America and they were partnered with the US govt, local police, and every big tech and big finance company. You need to internalize this

Why do they become monsters around white women ? Liberals will see this and call it romance

The United States grew from dirty to the world's global superpower WITHOUT diversity. Diversity was NEVER a strength of the United States. Its a made up phrase.

Like most American Jewish kids, I went to a Jewish summer camp. It was a good time. Archery, canoeing, crafts, first kiss, some cultural stuff. I forget how many years I went. It was two or three summers in a row I think. One night, in the early morning hours, the camp councilors woke us up. They said it was an emergency and had us gather in the dining hall. One of the adult councilors told us that the Arabs had gotten a hydrogen bomb and destroyed Israel. Needless to say we were all freaked out. Some of the kids--the kids who had family in Israel--were wailing. Screaming things like "Noooo Auntie Rachel is dead!" But the councilors calmed us down, and we all stood in a circle and held hands and said prayers and sang some songs. And then... they told us (haha) Israel was not destroyed tonight BUT they reminded us that this was something that COULD happen and that's why we (as Jews) need to remain hyper vigilant about the people who hate us. Then they put us back to bed (goodnight kids!) Needless to say, this was pretty fucking traumatizing. And even today, when I see the words "Arab" and "nuclear" in the same sentence that anxiety comes roaring back--and it's immediately followed by anger and resentment over what they did to us. Because this is what brainwashing is. In the 1980s, when I was a kid at summer camp, no Arab state was even close to getting a bomb. And no Arab state is close now. Logically--from a rational standpoint--Israel was (and is) safe. But the point of waking us up in the middle of the night was to remove logic and rationality from the calculation and replace it with fear. They tried to break our little brains. And it probably worked on most of the kids. Now this was a hamfisted counterproductive way to go about things, because what the experience gave me was skepticism about the Zionist project (but that's another story). Many years later (as an adult) I meet a woman at a party. It turned out that she works for the same summer camp that I attended as a kid. I told her, Wow I went to that camp! She asked if I wanted to get involved (which meant "gibs money?") but I declined. Then I told her why. I told her the story about Israel getting nuked and how that was a fucked up thing to do to a bunch of kids. She turned white. Stark fucking white. And sheepishly mumbled (I'll never forget this), "We don't do 'experiential learning' anymore." Experiential Learning. It was the first time I'd heard that term. Quite the euphemism, isn't it? I'll take her at her word. Maybe, as she said, they don't do "Experiential Learning" anymore. They probably don't do it because they found something better. Because the zealots discovered the media hoax. How many brains were broken by a bunch of chuds carrying tiki torches in Charlottesville? Was it in the hundreds of millions? More? They took the Experiential Learning out of the dining hall and spread it to the entire world. Incredible stuff.