The Brutal Black-Pill Regarding the Reconquista
The unfortunate truth is that we are in a worse situation than that of the Iberians at the height of Muslim power in Spain and Portugal.
To put things into perspective; there are more North Africans in Spain today than during the Muslim occupation.
The Muslim conquest was a military one. It was a new military elite who took over the administration.
It was not a mass-migration of North Africans into Iberia (for reference, Spain only has around 2.5% NA DNA, and a Spanish person is genetically a lot closer to a Scandinavian than to a North African).
We have not been conquered militarily. Even so we are in a bad situation.
The most powerful country on earth with the world's most powerful military is the United States.
They have been invaded for the last few decades and they are soon 50% White.
Not a bullet has been fired to accomplish this transition. There has not been an invading army in the conventional sense.
So, to use the Reconquista as a parallel to our own situation is misleading.
It is better to look at Rome. It is more reasonable to look at how their elite imported slaves and squeezed out their middle-class.
Similarly, we have something akin to a class war; with the White middle-class and working-class being slowly but surely suffocated to death. The “elites” in the US want cheap labour, the “elites” in Europe want votes and the rush of moral superiority that comes with helping Third Worlders.
However, we want to frame it, we are at war – just not a conventional war.
We need to find the correct historical parallels to know more about our own predicament (our esteemed @romanhelmetguy often has valuable insights here).
To end on a positive note, White men across the world are more united than ever in terms of a shared story, destiny, and trajectory. This is why European unity is so important.
Moreover, we also have access to the “Fix Everything Easily Button” – meaning that our problems could be solved over night had we the political and institutional power to press the button.
People of my generation should be very careful when they're crowing about sending young men to war against Russia, Iran or whoever else.
Our lifetimes have been almost entirely peaceful - we have not had to watch an entire generation of young men marched off to fight and die in a foreign land.
We have been blessed with peace.
Yet some of the loudest voices demanding conscription or the dropping of bombs are men who will never be asked to fight. They have profited from that peace, lived comfortable lives from that peace.
It's very easy to be brave with somebody else's blood on the line.
There are circumstances in which our nation must fight, but our aim must be to give young men a reason to believe in that fight, to give them a Britain worth defending.
Because millions of young white men are looking at a system that hates them, that has made them strangers in their own towns, that has decimated their industry?
Why on earth would they bleed for that?
I agree.
Our establishment has spent years alienating young white men and now they suddenly remember their value when they need those lads to fight their wars.
Restore Britain's duty is to give these young men a country worth fighting for, certainly NOT another endless foreign war to die in.
BREAKING 🚨: MI5 have confirmed that a high profile “RIGHT WING” activist has been working for them under cover and they have even lied to multiple courts to try cover it up.
The high court ruled that it wouldn’t be in the public interest to bring contempt proceedings against MI5.
This individual was known to the MI5 as “Agent X”
The family of 18-year-old Henry Nowak, who was stabbed to death by Sikh attacker Vickrum Digwa in Southampton, England, has accused Hampshire Police of misleading them about his death, portraying him as the aggressor, and potentially protecting the force's reputation.
Digwa falsely claimed that Nowak had racially abused him, punched him, and knocked off his turban during the December 3 confrontation.
Instead of immediately helping the dying teenager, responding officers handcuffed and arrested him while he repeatedly pleaded, “I can't breathe” and “I've been stabbed.” He told officers at least nine times that he could not breathe.
His family says police initially assured them that officers had immediately administered first aid, only for them to discover later that Henry had been restrained before receiving assistance.
Hours after informing the family of his death, Hampshire Police published a statement describing two people as having been attacked by an unknown man, whom the family subsequently realized was Henry.
The family also reveals that officers questioned them about Henry's political views and their own immediately after informing them of his murder.
His father, Mark Nowak, said police repeatedly changed their account of what happened, leaving the family feeling “hoodwinked” and deceived. His stepmother, Katie Nowak, fears that decisions were made to protect the police rather than help the grieving family.
The family was not shown bodycam footage of Henry's final moments until the first day of Digwa's murder trial in May.
Digwa was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 21 years.
Hampshire Police Chief Constable Alexis Boon has now publicly admitted that the force failed Henry, apologizing for its conduct during his final moments.
The family will recount their ordeal in ITV's documentary Dear Henry: Our Fight for Justice, airing November 5.