"I am not ashamed to say I believed in National Socialism. I still wear the Iron Cross with diamonds Hitler gave me. Many Germans feel guilty about the war. But they don't explain the real guilt we share — That we lost.”
― Hanna Reitsch
The 1950’s are demonized because they represent a great period for White Americans and the potential for the country.
The White birth rate is high. Household income is high enough, where only the man has to work. The schools in the local areas are still led by Christian values. Adultery and promiscuity are still considered immoral. Divorce largely doesn’t happen. We have strong men and feminine women and a strong national identity.
Today is like the Jewish version of the 1950s. Nobody can afford anything. The Wife makes more money at an HR office job whereas the White guy is replaced by a Mexican under the table, construction worker and told he is lazy. The public Square is full of ideas of White replacement, transgenderism and homosexuality. We have weak men and women with penises, and if you’re lucky you’re district attorney is a gay fat black lady who knows how to read.
A perfect encapsulation of Jewish America.
When you actually listen to the words Adolf Hitler spoke, you quickly realize how much of a sick fucking joke every modern world "leader" actually is in comparison..
If Henry Ford could see how it went from the 40 hour work week in 1926, to the 80 hour work week of today (both husband and wife work) where we still can’t afford anything, he would have to admire at the Jews work…
If Henry Ford could see how it went from the 40 hour work week in 1926, to the 80 hour work week of today (both husband and wife work) where we still can’t afford anything, he would have to admire at the Jews work…
The fact that kids learn nothing about Jewish Bolsheviks killing 20m+ White people in gruesome unworldly ways but everything about 274,000 jewish people dying in "gas chambers" should you just how fucked up schools are.
They're indoctrination camps.
How freaking cute! 🤍
Why would anybody, ever, want to miss out on this?
Being a parent is the most amazing thing you can ever do.
It is literally what you are made for.