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Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

You can't go home again. You know that.

My family came legally to the US from Germany when I was 10 years old. I was immediately enrolled in a local (back then, only English-speaking) school with mostly Jewish students. I was petrified and constantly called a Nazi. The upside? I became a fluent, accent-free English speaker within six months. I doubt the same can be said for any of the proprietors or customers of the recent wave of immigrant shops in Annandale. I also doubt they care. As you wrote, learn Hindi, because they're not going to learn English. Assimilation has become as antiquated a concept as not shoplifting.

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I appreciate you sharing your own experience, Leara. Thanks!

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Oh yes, those Nazis were such bad people. They bombed cities into ruins. They sunk helpless passenger liners killing thousands of people... oh wait, it was the Allies that did that.

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As an outsider who, for a short time, lived in the Jewish neighborhood of Squirrel Hill (part of Shittsburgh PA), I experienced prejudice and ostracism like never before or since.

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Wow. Thanks for sharing that, Sedgwick.

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I don't know what the temperature of antisemitism is on this substack, although I do get the feeling it may be quite high. I should clarify that I am not an antisemite. I believe profoundly in live and let live. Ya wanna be a Zionist? A nutcake Muslim? A Bible-thumping Fundamentalist? A purple-wigged tranny? Have at it, folks — but please shut the eff up and just leave everybody alone.

It was definitely difficult to be a German immigrant in a sea of American Jews. I was ten years old and had no defense mechanisms. I think it's important to note that I learned to survive (by the grace of G*d) and that I learned much from my new Jewish "friends," whose families' achievements and cohesion far surpassed my own. Jews are clique-ish, as are many folks. In hindsight, I wish my blowing-it-all-up, immigrant parents had valued family and tribe more than they did.

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Always tricky reading temperatures of that type.

It may be tangentially possible though. I'm know I'm going 6 gorillion miles out on a limb here, but it may be that the temperature loosely correlates with the prevalence and success of activities engaged in by entities such as.....

Barbara Lerner Spectre?

I hope someone can explain live and let live to her. She seems not to have come to full appreciation of the concept.

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But fear not. Fortunately, my reading is coming in quite low.

Thankfully, Ms. Spectre seems to be just one isolated, ineffectual, inconsequential rando that speaks for no one, represents nothing and has enjoyed no success. Anywhere.

This is why this article of Mr. Jeffries article is such a fun piece of light comedy. He has such an imagination!

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That does sound rough. My kids are half-German and they get called Nazi's all the time.

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Leara, is it antisemitism or xenophobia? As you say, Jews are clique-ish and subject to being seen as “the other”.

A worthwhile story: My wife and I live in rural Mexico. She’s a dual-citizen, so my white tuchas end up in many places where I’m the only güero.

Yesterday, we went to a kid’s Rosary that was set-up by the local priest as an alternative to more pagan Day of the Dead activities. On the way over, my wife said, “The new priest doesn’t like gringos.”

On the way home, I asked her about it. “He thinks that gringos contaminate Mexican traditions.” I said, “There’s been talk lately about American Halloween gaining traction in Mexico.”

So that’s how it works. I’m “The Gringo”—the rough equivalent of “The Jew”. (It doesn’t help that Mr. Trump flirts with ill-advised military/economic action against Mexican cartels!) It feels sh*tty, but what can I do?

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No, youre not the jew; you havent moved there to be a parasite, to ruin their society with queer militantism, to steal their money, to promote interracial marriage to wipe out their society and you dont hate them with every fibre of your being. You are not there to do what the jew is there to do to White nations.

BUT...isnt it interesting that other races can hate us and exclude us and its ok, but we arent allowed to do the same?!?!? More work of the jew...

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I did ADL meme posts before but the most sh*t I have gotten was from my last middle east meme collection post e.g. if you don't support Israel 1000% of the time, you get into trouble 🤣:

WW3steria: Best Middle East Memes

Don’t even think about asking why you antisemite, American foreign policy summed up, self-defense vs. terrorism, just defending themselves (by attacking 4 countries at once) & more Middle East memes!

https://covidsteria.substack.com/p/ww3steria-best-middle-east-memes

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Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

DAMN, DONALD (my dad’s name)!You wrote an outstanding commentary describing exactly how I feel! When I’ve driven through my hometown (3rd generation) of San Francisco-I refuse to go to SF for any reason-it breaks my heart!

If my parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents saw SF now, they would surely sob.

EVERYTHING that made SF wonderful, comforting, nostalgic, no longer exists, especially the Italian, Irish neighborhoods…so sad.

On a side note, I was an employee of SF for 23 years, and I was fired (forced to retire years early) for non-CONvid compliance.

They gave me my walking papers in Chinese (kidding)!

Thank you for validating my sentiments Donald!

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I appreciate the kind words, Renee. Thank you!

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/ joking.

the fact sheet for my jabs was in Chinese. Fortunately my jabber, like all the rest, did not show it to me first, so I was not at a loss, and did not have to learn Chinese to know it was safe and effective, my Pakistani doctor told me so, or I think that is what he said, so I was not disadvantaged by that.

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Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

..."But it’s been bombed out. By our own leaders."...I go through similar episodes when I see my 97 year old father still living in the house I was raised in just outside the Detroit city limits. He has lived there 70 years. The neighborhood has changed by leaps and bounds with a few old establishments still alive, I guess.

But government has led us into the abyss as it attempts to destroy the US or the thought of it. I imagine that it is worse in the east and not quite as bad in the middle. Forget the wasted coast on the left. As I get older, in a way passing on won't be so bad since I am considered to be a piece of garbage by my vaunted leaders. They are the scum of the earth.

There is really nothing to be done about my children and grandkids. They will either fight back against this tyranny or not.

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Wow. 97, and 70 years in the same house? And in Detroit? Talk about hollowed out cities. I appreciate you sharing that, Crixcyon. Thanks!

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Yep, the Pentagon could not have done a better job destroying small town America even if they had built a million B-52s and deployed them.

(They are of course bombing us with ChemTrails.)

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Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

Your sense of loss would be felt by anyone from any tribe around the globe if their society was flooded by other people and what they knew was erased. If Singapore was suddenly faced with a majority Indian population, it wouldn't go down well with the Chinese nor if Uganda became majority Chinese, even if the Chinese brought a lot of good restaurants, would the Ugandans start chanting how diversity is now their greatest strength.

But then, those countries aren't governed by an alien tribe that hates them and feels safer when there is no majority tribe outside of their own. So, our religious police, the ADL, states that whites wanting to stay a majority is white supremacy but it is OK for Jews to want to be a majority in Israel.

Alas, no other tribe except whites would embrace having their country and descendants' futures taken from them. The more white an area is, the more whites embrace the great replacement while calling it racist to say we are being replaced. Besides, immigrants bring new restaurants with them, don't they, bigot?

Throughout history two of the main purposes of governments were to stop invasions and keep the people safe. Now our government encourages and facilitates the invasion while cracking down on bigots who don't like the resulting crime.

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Yes, this is exclusively a White issue, Al. No other race would be so self loathing and unaware of just how dangerous is it to follow the narrative of such evil forces. Thanks.

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Don, where do you think does American self-loathing come from? It certainly has been hammered into us Germans but Americans have never been put under that kind of psychological pressure, I believe.

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Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

There's a YouTube channel that celebrates white European culture and history called Asha Logos. You might enjoy it. What's wrong with celebrating white European culture?! Our ancestors achieved some pretty astonishing things in terms of high culture. There are forces who would erase that cultural memory. Don't let it happen!

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"But then, those countries aren't governed by an alien tribe that hates them and feels safer when there is no majority tribe outside of their own. So, our religious police, the ADL, states that whites wanting to stay a majority is white supremacy but it is OK for Jews to want to be a majority in Israel."

A profound and obvious truth.

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Nov 1·edited Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

Being from Gen X the only Hollywood movies I watch anymore were made in the 80s or earlier because the nostalgia they evoke is for some reason comforting to me. But at the same time the death of heritage America triggers moments of deep sorrow.

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I think the 90s was about the last decent decade, the last gasp of America 1.0, Kevin. I'm with you- watching those old shows and films does give you a warm feeling. Thanks.

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Nov 3·edited Nov 3Liked by Donald Jeffries

Some of you might be surprised to know that my students that were in the late 90s and the 2000s would express sorrow to me after watching old movies especially the traditional Christmas ones. They would tell me that watching the made them sad because they never knew a society like that with a stay at home mother and a loving father who took care of the family. Many of them have family lives that are totally shattered and splintered. They would ask me if I had such a home life where everybody sat around the dinner table and talked, etc., and I would tell them yes and they would say to me that I was very very lucky. So they feel the nostalgia too when forced to look at the evidence of the America of the past. They grieve that they never had the experience at all.

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That's interesting, JoJo. My kids were in the same basic generation. I think we were the only family of all we knew that sat down and ate dinner together every night. So many of them were already microwaving something themselves, ordering a pizza, etc. It does represent something special. Thanks!

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The Hellywood Movies depict an America that Never Was but might have been.

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and I must say, Hollywood got us to where we are now. (but I have reverted, mostly, to older movies. etc. I am enjoying The Penguin though ). jews make all the movies.

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Satanists make all the movies- the Joos are just their useful idiots. I do confess to every once and a while watching clips on JooToob, and even an old movie or two, but for the most part I limit myself to the latest updates from Jeff Berwick, (I know he is a shill), Max Igan (who I suspect is a shill), Steve Eisner, Anne Barnhardt, and Don Jeffries. They are always going to hit the main talking points. I recently listened to a presentation on the "World Wars" from James Perloff- great review.

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Nov 3Liked by Donald Jeffries

Thank you for informing me about James Perloff´s presentation. I´m always interested in learning more about the truth behind the World Wars, esp. since I´m German.

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James is great. He is one of the many fascinating guests I've had on my "I Protest" podcast, which live streams every Friday from 5-7 pm eastern on my YouTube channel, when it's not suspended, on my Twitter feed (https://x.com/DonJeffries) and on the American Unplugged channel at Rokfin. Thanks.

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Yes, I don't agree with James about everything, but he is bona fide and no shill. Of course, the biggest dose of truth about WW2 remains "The Greatest Story Never Told" if you can get past all the worship of the Austrian Painter, who was a Bankster Puppet and funded in part by Prescott Bush's organization. But the presentation certainly shows there were many noble men in the "Nazi Party". And their ultimate failure should give anybody supporting the Trumpenstein Project pause.

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Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

Your words are as poignant and punctuating as ever. I lament the loss of the wondrous energy of an America that once was. Thank you again and again for sharing your truth with us - it’s genuinely one of the highlights of my week.

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It means so much to me to hear your kind words, Amethyst. Thank you!

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Nov 1·edited Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

Donald, I'm praying for your family. You write of nostalgia better than anyone I have ever read. You took me back to that time. "Dine and dash"...I had forgotten about that. I knew young men who did that quite a bit...never did it myself...it was a guy thing. I saved green stamps for a projector so I could watch 16mm films from my local library (I loved old movies even as a kid) but when I finally realized I would never save enough stamps, I bought a bedside rug and a fancy trashcan. A few years later I did actually buy a projector for ten bucks at a school surplus auction.

My dad came to America in the fifties. He assimilated because he had no other choice. He went to the Norwegian store every couple of months to buy canned reindeer meatballs etc., went to his ethnic lodge every weekend for dancing, and never lost his heavy accent...but he started a business, and learned to do everything an American businessman would have to do. He read complicated books in English.

Thirty years later when I married a Guatemalan I could contrast the difference. In my area, Guatemalans never have to learn English. They live parallel lives. The cheapskate businesses that employ them usually have another immigrant sycophant as department head...whose job is to keep all dissent at the bottom level...never to reach the management level. I have had the misfortune to work in some of these jobs, and I can assure you, a White person is treated like s*** in such a situation. Anyway, all these changes are also soon to be swept away. Chaos is coming...Rome is falling...the barbarians are at the gate

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I appreciate your kind words, as well as you sharing your own experiences, Kris. Thanks!

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Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

I remember picking up pop bottles on the side of the road as a kid and cashing them in at the grocery store for a nickel apiece. I would use that money to buy candy, soda, and comic books. I too would buy the 80 page comics for a quarter. The regular comics were also twelve cents when I started buying them and then went to fifteen cents. I think the Vietnam War was the start of increasing inflation along with the elimination of gold to back the dollar. I read everything that came into my hands, LOL.

The two towns I grew up in are in the same sad state now. Lots of signs in other languages along with the look of dilapidation and a sense of deep loss. The old movie theaters that I haunted as a kid have all been torn down. I felt more of a loss when they razed the one that my dad went to as a kid and that he took us to over the years.

Gone are the 7/11 stores where I used to buy my new comic books and electronic tubes to repair my old radio. I feel you, it is a real sense of loss to no longer see any of those places or friends and family who have long passed from this mortal coil.

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I'm sure many feel the same way I do, when they drive through their old neighborhoods, Landon. It leaves you feeling haunted. So much change, and not for the better. Thanks.

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Nov 2·edited Nov 2Liked by Donald Jeffries

Since this article was from a Northern view, the Drive-In theaters in the South are something we Southerners miss. It's the same cultural decay though.

Those old Drive-In theaters were replaced by stores and apartments long ago.

Northerners probably have no idea what it was like to go to a Drive-In theater or what they missed. LOL

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Actually, I live in northern Virginia, but our state was the cradle of the confederacy, Agent-86. We had drive-ins. I should have mentioned that. Bringing a date to the drive-in, watching (or not watching) some low budget horror or sci-fi film. Good times. Thanks!

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So glad to hear that they had Drive-Ins in northern VA too, and that you enjoyed them too!

It's hard to forget watching 'Soylent Green' or 'Omega Man' or 'Planet of the Apes' at a Drive-In! Even my dates enjoyed the movies more than me! LOL

I picked the good movies for sure!

I didn't mean to sound condescending about all 'Northerners', and I do know that VA was the cradle of the confederacy.

Any condescension was directed to those north of Richmond. LOL

And for the record, it really was the war of northern aggression, wasn't it?

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If humanity survives this, I believe we will return to more of a preindustrial lifestyle. Little House on the Prairie if that helps you feel better.

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You could buy vacuum tubes at a 7/11? That's news to me. Back in the day we used to have a local corner store called Pennsupreme. The other one was Turkey Hill. They did warfare against one another. Pennsupreme collapsed. Turkey Hill hit it big time. Some years ago I laughed when my aunt said they had a new ice cream, called Turkey Hill. I had been imbibing that from Childhood. (Hint, it was much better then!)

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Yes, 7/11 had a vacuum tube testing machine on site and the new tubes were stored below the tester. My mom had taken repair classes in the 30s and 40s and she taught me how to repair old radios. This was back in the 60s and 70s when 7/11 had those testers in the store. I think by about the mid or late 70s that they took the tester and the tubes out due to low demand.

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By the late '70's everybody either had television or a transistor radio. The big wooden sitter was a thing of the past.

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You just triggered a memory I have of the sixties. At Three Boys Supermarket, my little brother stuck his finger in one of those machines. He was shocked so badly that he collapsed to the floor. I can still see my dad racing to the back of the store carrying my limp brother. He survived. It's strange how these types of memories float to the surface with a little nudging.

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That must have been horrifying at the time.

Did you guys have a lot of laughs over that later?

Reminds me of the time that my older brother made homemade spears and decided to hunt me like they did in the book "Lord Of The Flies".

He managed to stick one of those spears into the top of my head. ; )

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Your comment made me laugh out loud...a rarity these days...thanks. That same brother later while "playing doctor" examined my sister by poking a sharp cedar stick so far up her ear that blood began pouring out... necessitating a trip to the doctor. It's a miracle that kid made it to adulthood. He drank poison twice, severely cut himself on broken glass, and somehow managed to pull himself out of a creek he was submerged in.

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just tell me he did not get the jab.

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side note: a pity you were not brought up with the savages. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=real+lord+of+the+flies

same with the real beach slut and jewish psychology movements (Boas, Mead)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOCYhmnx6o8

Margaret Mead and Samoa 1988 (no, the girls were not sluts, that was the typical 'every accusation is a confession that jews do)

then there is the real Robinson Crusoe

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=real+robinson+crusoe

but that was closer to the mark, except getting sick of society he decided to return to some desert Island.

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Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

I feel your pain, and then some. When I was young, back in the Spinning Vinyl Age-16, (yes, I am THAT old) 33 1/3. 45, and 78, to be exact- Southern Manheim Township in Lancaster County was cornfields and cows. The stockyards were by the railroad tracks. Civilization stopped at the Lancaster SHopping Center. The Lancaster Bible College was a bumpkin affair that ran a float parade from the local Presbyterian Church to the soccer field- it was the highlight of September. Good Dairy Barn served the Best Ice Cream On Earth- a Triple Dip Banana Float Sundae cost a whopping 39 Cents. The Fruitville Pike (I never really figured out where Fruitville was, if it ever existed) meandered between cows and corn.

Watt and Shand dominated the Downtown.

Today, Lancaster Bible College is a bloated Cardboard Community trying to pretend it is State College. Good's Dairy Barn is long gone. The Fruitville Pike has been straightened, expanded to six lanes, and looks like a suburb of Baltimore. Goods Dairy is long gone, replaced by a medical complex. Watt and Shand is now a gaudy hotel, while the rest of Downtown is Gov't subsidized hell, gov't buildings, courthouse annexes, and I-phone shops. And all the farms have been ploughed under, and the land is now covered with Target, WalMart, Home Depot, Lowes, and all the usual Big Box suspects.

I have been all over AMerica- the same thing has happened from Coast to Coast.

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Thanks for sharing your own experiences in your typically astute manner, WW.

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Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

Indeed. You can't even escape it when you travel to a so called third world country. Papa John's, KFC and Burger Kings everywhere. Globalization, new world order, ain't it grand!

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The "Third World Countries" are just Plantation spinoffs.

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Try to find someone who speaks English in any Middle Eastern country, and that reality will hit you really hard. The same for most LA countries too.

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Makes me glad that I haven't been home in almost forty years. From what I understand even the street signs are in foreign languages.

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Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

The pace of change is so fast and so complete that you don't even have to leave home to feel like the place where you grew up has been occupied and replaced. over the weekend.. It's not just the inevitable fact of change. It is the total completeness of it. You can be physically where you always were and where your ancestors have been for generations the proof of which is in the graveyards, and yet you look around and wonder "where are those people? Nobody around seems familiar? Maybe it's time to go because it no longer feels like home, even though I never left.

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Yes, and even more so in the past five years or so, Ray. The change has been accelerated to a warp speed, just like the magical vaccine. Thanks!

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All the while it is happening you're being told it's "enrichment"

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When my father was on his deathbed in the hospital dying from bone cancer, he told us, his three daughters, that he was sorry to leave us and our mother but that he was glad to be leaving this country because it wasn't his America anymore. I understood completely.

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Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

I remember listening to “right wing” talk show host Michael Savage forty years ago when I drove back and forth from Maine to graduate school in Vermont - it turns out he wasn’t crazy when he continually raged about the loss of “borders, language and culture” - he was right on the mark - he saw what was coming.

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For me, it was reading Larry Auster's book "The path to national suicide", in the early 1990s.

The exact same theme.

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Borders, language, and culture. No one listened, and all have been decimated.

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Yes, The Savage Nation. He was a big hit out here on the left coast too. I think he had a studio in North Beach, SF in the 80s-90s.

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Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

Tremendous! Though about 12 years your junior, I ,too, lament the disintegration of the superior culture that we once thrived under. Having been a teenager throughout the 80's, I fondly remember tons of small businesses and Mom & Pop stores spread throughout the area. The greedy (and phony) hippies-turned-yuppies turned to international banking/ finance to extract the wealth from our family business owners. This conquering strategy, aided by the whores in DC, needed to flood the land with cheap labor and to undermine the cohesion of the white, middle class communities . Diabolical.

Unfortunately, many conservatives lack the backbone to argue against unneeded legal immigration. With few exceptions, the pundits bend over backwards denying the obvious Great Replacement Theory/ Fact. A few years back, one could find daily endorsements of this from the left all over the media landscape, but the cucked conservatives cowered in fear.....not much different than those on the "right" who threw the great Pat Buchanan under the bus .

Thanks Don

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Yes, conservatives are sorely lacking on any issue that touches race, Robert. They don't want to talk about the Great Replacement, which is behind all this. Thanks!

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Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

We are all victims of cultural engineering and mind control. I didn't start to get it until my 50's. 911 was my wake-up call. For others it was covid. Some will never get it. But I have learned that I still love them, even though they don't get it.

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This hit hard, I grew up just down the road in Richmond- spent a lot of time in NVa going to clubs, dances and dating - I went back last year- it is definitely “occupied territory” - a wonderful DEI experience…that would barely have you knowing that you are in America

I now live in Texas…we are safe for now…but it’s happening here

It sounds morbid, I’m in great health- but I genuinely hope I die before America is overrun without firing a single shot- and turns into a 3rd world county with a super-sized portion of “Democracy”

I figure we have maybe 10 years…

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That's a good way to put living in this area, Jason- a wonderful DEI experience. Thanks.

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Sometimes I feel like something happened to us that we didn’t even understand but a shift occurred, something mysterious somewhere and somebody meaningful was obviated or opted out and now Bedford Falls is Potterville. Worldwide.

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That's a great way to put it, Ridge. Pottersville has indeed won out over Bedford Falls. Thanks.

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Yes! That's exactly it. Bedford Falls is now Potterville. What happened to our George Bailey??

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Nov 1·edited Nov 2Liked by Donald Jeffries

Purposeful destruction of white America by the likes of politicians who hate the concept of America. 0bama comes to mind as the leading candidate in this new America 2.0. Why do 95% of all TV commercials now feature people that make up 13% of the population? Hmmmm---who could be behind that most recent change?

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And look at the packaging of various snack foods Etc at the grocery store and you will see that same 13% dominating in the pictures.

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Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

I can barely go into London any more. It breaks my heart. Like you I feel as if I come from another world and to see the same old buildings and know the history and to feel to invaded and betrayed and to see it totally and for ever lost to third worlders who care nothing for this soil, for our ancestors who built our country and to know that within 50 years we will be history as a people. English no more. Demographics is destiny.

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I think this is something that has happened in the Western world, Bettina. Where Whites were once the overwhelming majority of the population. I doubt that you'll find many Chinese, or Japanese, pining over the loss of their culture. Thanks.

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Nov 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

You, your culture and your history are being deliberately and systematically erased. As an American of mostly British Isles heritage I feel your pain, but it can't compare to what it must feel like for someone like you who was born and bred there for many, many generations. Your people toiled and suffered to create your nation, your national and cultural heritage, only to have it handed over to alien invaders by traitors from within. We are all in this fight together. This is class warfare, the oligarchs against the rest of us, and it is global!

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It is class warfare, Annette. But also a war against Whites, the Great Replacement. Thanks.

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I totally agree but I will say this. The oligarchs simply don't have the intelligence to strategize this well and this far in advance. I would say that they are being helped Along by very negative alien entity.

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