The Homicide of a Society or Culture

In recent times, controversies surrounding freedom of speech and ethnic identity have been making headlines across Europe and the United States.

In Germany, Marie-Therese Kaiser was convicted for questioning immigrant-invader rape statistics, a move that has sparked debates about the limits of free speech. Meanwhile, in the Netherlands, Raisa Blommestijn and Eva Vlaardingerbroek, both young lawyers, are facing prosecution for advocating for an ethnically Dutch nation. Their critics, often described as the Dutch political establishment, argue that their views are racist and inciting hatred.

Across the Atlantic, the destruction of white people in the United States is a contentious issue. Critics claim that this is being achieved through the establishment and control of groups of intellectuals, media, celebrities, and government officials. The ruling elites have also solidified their control by establishing organizations that lay down the correct line, excluding dissenters from public opinion.

The EU tyrants and President Biden have been vocal about their goal to destroy the diversity of white ethnic nations. However, the concept of diversity in today's world often means "sameness," with no country's population corresponding to its ethnicity. This has led to concerns about the erasure of Western peoples, with their physical presence on earth at risk.

In the US, the issue of immigration has led to a divide, with some politicians advocating for immigrant-invaders who have violated US borders to join the military. This stance has been met with resistance from military families, making it difficult for the services to meet recruitment goals.

The Aspen Institute, a prominent elite organization funded by several US federal agencies, has been at the centre of several controversies. Internal memos indicate they wish to keep the resignation of noted Soviet dissident Garry Kasparov secret to maintain their credibility. Kasparov resigned from the Institute's "Commission on Information Disorder" due to its similarities to Soviet mind control efforts. The Institute is also perceived as a greater threat to the American people than Russia, China, and Iran combined.

The physical presence of Western peoples is not just under threat, but their voice is also being silenced. In the case of Raisa Blommestijn, she was prosecuted for calling public attention to a fact, as acknowledging the consequences of open borders is considered racist. Similarly, Eva Vlaardingerbroek is advocating for white Europeans to resist the replacement of ethnic nationalities in their countries.

As the world grapples with these issues, the question of democracy's success comes into focus. The Western world's democracy is considered a failure, with representative government unable to represent the ethnic citizens of the countries. This has led to a growing disillusionment with the political system and a call for change.