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The end game of this has to simply be ethnic displacement followed by economic decline to the point where third world slums are next door to first world mansions.
It seems to be the end result of the global village. It can't end happily. Either the wealthy will be beseiged and live in fear like in south Africa, or live in fortified compounds like in Brazil.
I do not like the idea of my less fortunate racial kinsmen and countrymen suffering poverty to maintain an unjust anti-white system yet they seem uninterested in trying to avert it.
What Whites have to do is purchase their own territory, gradually move to safe or remote regions, keep breeding, keep moving, keep preaching and educating until sufficient of our people have their own land to establish their own state.
The size of the Isreali state should serve as an example


http://www.iris.org.il/sizemaps.htm


Its a sad fact we have lost control of our nations with no foreseeable way out in the short term. Its like the Boers should have prepared a state for themselves alone  way back in the 1950s and they would not be in the position they are now.

Seasons greetings all and merry West victory day!

Enjoy....

The Cannibal Warlords of Liberia (Full Length Documentary)

General Butt naked, general bin laden, general mosquito, general mosquito spray wtf.. europes future if it doesn't wake up!

Will have to check that out.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/you/article-2246460/Real-lives-Meet-crazy-sexy-cancer-survivor.html

Excerpt: Next Valentine's Day, it will be ten years since Kris first heard the words, 'You have cancer.' She is not cancer-free; her tumours remain, and she has annual scans to monitor their growth, or otherwise. Fortunately, her cancer, the specialists discovered, is the slow-growing rather than the aggressive sort.

But as the self-ascribed 'poster girl for cancer', Kris is a powerful advert for her own alternative approach – she is glowing and vital and looks at least a decade younger than her 41 years. 'I've not only been surviving, I've been thriving – with cancer,' she agrees. 'I actually feel better with the disease than I did without it.'

And inadvertently, through focusing first on her own holistic health, then on that of others, she has become a celebrity health guru, a 'wellness warrior', teaching better health for all by banishing the bacon and grabbing the juicer.

Her new book, Crazy Sexy Kitchen, is a perky, colourful collection of 150 recipes, including smoothies, salads and soups, all developed with her co-author, the chef Chad Sarno, plus personal anecdotes and explanations of her philosophy for eating and for life – her 'veggie manifesto'.
On a chilly November night in Manhattan's trendy Tribeca district, I witness the extent of Kris's fervent following. The cooking demonstration and meet-the-author event to promote the book – her fourth in the US, but the first to be published in the UK – is packed to the rafters with hundreds of polished post-work New Yorkers, keen to ask Kris questions about whether vegan diets are suitable while training for a marathon, and what meat-free, plant-friendly treats to cook for 'nonbelievers' this Christmas. In tight black jeans and spike-heeled boots, with her blonde hair in big, bouncy waves, Kris holds court with humour, warmth and inspiring enthusiasm. And the samples of dishes being handed around, and hungrily devoured – a crunchy kale salad, crostini with artichoke pesto and mushrooms, and a creamy, festive smoothie called For the Love of Nog – would satisfy even
the most finicky gourmand.