America's House Of Cards Must Crumble - "America Must Die So People Can Live"

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America Must Die – So That the People Can Live


 
When you live in a 200-year-old house, you would do well to give it a thorough inspection... Sometimes, you find signs of major and irreparable decay, and as painful as it may be, you must be prepared to tear the house down and start anew.

 America today is a 245-year-old house — a grand mansion with many rooms, situated on a wonderfully vast and glorious estate. From the outside, from a distance, it still looks nice: glitzy, glamorous, wealthy, powerful, exciting... When we rap on the walls, or get up in the ceiling, or crawl down to the foundations, we are shocked to find signs of widespread and irreparable decay. The main timbers supporting the building are rife with termites; the roof is leaking; the foundation is cracked, and all manner of vermin are running wild. In short, it is a horrible mess. We try to plaster over holes here and there, and slap on some new paint once in a while, but the rot inevitably shows through. By any reasonable accounting, the building is on the verge of collapse. It may come down on its own, or we can be proactive and take it down.. Any viable nation is not only an edifice; it is a living entity. It lives and breathes with the people in it. ...The house must come down; America must die — in order for a new house, a new nation, to arise.
 

 At the highest level, my inspection report finds two major, and related, areas of concern: (1) a false notion of human equality, and (2) misplaced faith in the doctrine of democracy. Further analysis shows that these two aspects have been ruthlessly and malevolently exploited by a potent Jewish lobby to maximize benefit to themselves. People are different in every way imaginable: skills, abilities, interests, intelligence, appearance, character... Science, anthropology, philosophy, and common sense all come to the same conclusion: human equality is a fallacy, and any political ideology based on that notion is doomed to failure. Nietzsche viewed the idea with greater contempt and wrote in more scathing terms. We find, especially in Beyond Good and Evil, a stunning repudiation of the concept. His elaborations on the “order of rank” among men, the “instinct for rank,” the “noble soul,” and the necessity for human greatness, pervade the work.
 

 It means the death of humanity. Where we do not ascend, we decline; this is Nietzsche’s basic outlook. Sadly, it conforms to the actual world in which we live today... Even the smallest steps in that direction — such as were taken by Hitler in his National Socialist Germany — would be such an improvement over the present day that any nation even attempting it would likely flourish spectacularly; and in fact, this is precisely what happened in Germany, beginning in 1933. The rest of the equality-obsessed, Jewish-inspired world was so aghast that they were compelled to drive the remaining industrial nations against Hitler and to destroy him... Today we have the belief, the faith, by all sides, “left” and “right” alike, that democracy is an unquestioned virtue, that it must be defended at all costs, and that it must be spread to the world, even at the point of a gun. Democracy wasn’t always a religion.
 

 Athenian democracy was a remarkable institution, and remarkably different than what passes for democracy today. To begin with, the population of the state constituted only some 300,000 people at its peak, which included many slaves and foreigners... Of this number, the only formal citizens were the adult native-born males, numbering perhaps 30,000, or just 10 per cent. of the population. These citizens — the demos, the people — were the formal basis of political power, rather than some ruling wealthy elite (also known as oligarchs or plutocrats)... For one, there were no elections; all leadership positions (apart from the military) were chosen by lot, at random, from among the citizens who had put forth their names. This included even the leader of the Assembly — the collected body of citizens — who was effectively the president of the nation, though without much formal power. ... no costly or corrupted election campaigns, fairness, transparency, and an equal involvement of all concerned... Plato had two main complaints against democracy: First, he asked, why should all the citizens get to vote on key decisions? Why are they all treated as equals, one vote per man? This is illogical and counterproductive. Even in Athens, they had their share of dunces, dimwits, and degenerates.
 

 California, with almost 40 million people, gets all of two senators. And every half-witted, uneducated ignoramus gets his or her vote — people who vastly outnumber the educated and the wise. Industrial democracy is rule by money: Those with the most money, and the will to spend it, rule. In America, we know who leads this race: the Jewish lobby, which contributes at least 50% if Democratic campaign funds... As I have noted elsewhere, Fox News and crew never explicitly mention Jews, and never criticize them in any way; Hannity in fact bends over backward to curry favor. Alex Jones never criticizes or outs Jews. American Renaissance won’t deal with the Jewish Question in a serious way. America is dying a slow and painful death.... Read more ...
 

America Must Die – So That the People Can Live
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