U.S. Civil War

[Cool Breeze]

Each year, hundreds of thousands suffer from crimes because we have not yet enacted repatriation of migrants. That’s why the younger generations’ moods are changing. We don’t want government by talk, we want government by action.

Do you actually see that happening? That would mean your leaders actually care about you.

Now you know why Hitler came around.

Anyone else feeling the dire need to fortify and prepare for the impending Reconquista?

Impending? LOL

[Guest]

Do you actually see that happening? That would mean your leaders actually care about you.

Now you know why Hitler came around.

Anyone else feeling the dire need to fortify and prepare for the impending Reconquista?

Impending? LOL

It was already "too late" for the American system in the 1990s, at least without drastic, draconian measures. Of course the drastic, draconian measures were never taken because Americans in general didn't want to (or didn't have the stomach for) doing what it would have taken to turn the tide back then. The Americans of today are not the Americans of 1776 or 1861, nor are they really the same stock. Those Americans grew up in a world of struggle, sacrifice, and a world where death was around every corner. Most people back then knew when to be serious and they would defend their honor to the death. There was a point in a man's life during those times when the talking stopped and the fighting began.

That America is long gone... it's dead. All that is left is to build something new among those of us of European descent. We must separate ourselves from a government and system that want us dead. This fact must be hammered home to every American, young or old, but particularly to the older generations who still are deluded into thinking we still run the show.