I view the jewish problem as being 99% a racial issue. I get how the talmud is gross, but even if every jew became an atheist, it would not change the core of the issue.
The jews, as a small minority worldwide, evolved to be highly tribalistic and hostile to European races. Being vastly outnumbered, they thrive in diverse societies where no single ethnic group can unite against them because they lack a sufficient majority.
That is the entire jewish question to me. The wants of the jews are in direct opposition to what I want for my race. The religious stuff is just extra.
Chase Perault and his girlfriend were celebrating the Fourth of July in Hampton Beach, New Hampshire.
Around 1AM, as the couple approached Underwood Bridge on foot, they were accosted by a Black man who told them that if they tried to cross the bridge, they would die.
Assuming he was drunk, high, or crazy, the couple tried to ignore him, and proceeded along their route. That's when the Black man, later identified as active duty Navy sailor Tyshawn Cooper, opened fire on them, striking them both.
Chase's girlfriend suffered a gunshot wound to the arm, while Chase was shot once in the wrist and twice in the chest. Both White victims managed to survive. Chase's survival wasn't easy, though. He was placed in a medically induced coma and required seven pints of blood after both bullets to his chest barely missed his heart.
As it turns out, others had already reported an armed man threatening people in the area, but police had yet to respond. After the shooting, when police located Tyshawn Cooper, Cooper turned his gun on himself and took his own life.
Hampton Beach's population is 0.6% Black. Tyshawn Cooper was from South Carolina, but ended up in New Hampshire on Navy assignment.
The last shooting in Hampton prior to to Cooper's attempted double-murder was committed by another Black man (part Hispanic) one year earlier, when Divaris Ojani Ruiz - also not a local - shot three people in 2025.
Before this, the last shooting in Hampton occurred in 1974.
A little White coastal town in New Hampshire. 51 years without a shooting. Until Diversity™ came to town and made everyone a target.
It's been nearly a month since the attempted murders, and not one news agency has published Tyshawn Cooper's photograph.