Why are Boomers so unaware of reality? Why is it so insanely difficult for them to see the truth about things like race or the current state of the economy? I often think about this. One major thing that sets us apart from the Boomer generation is that most of us here on Telegram grew up with the internet. If we hadn’t had the internet for most of our lives, maybe we’d be more like the Boomers, just mindlessly absorbing whatever was on the Telmudvision. I’m inclined to think so. Obviously, there are other factors, like our countries just getting rapidly less White and less affordable over the past couple decades, but I think having had an alternative to television and the MSM (via the internet) was a critical factor.

Another reason why I think about this so often is because there are people around here that think we would be better off had we not had the internet. But I beg to differ. I remember what life was like before most people had internet access, back in the 90s. Maybe a few things were better, but people really couldn’t as readily learn about the rest of the world or inform each other in political forums. Most everyone was much less inclined to critically think about or question anything they saw on the TV or read in the news. Back then, official mainstream sources really had the final say for everyone.

Without the internet, I think the majority of the younger generations (Millennials and Zoomers) would be more Boomerish.

It really is a masks-off moment for immigration-loving leftists when the immigrants coming in are White people.

This is another reason why I generally support White immigration. It forces leftists to flip on immigration and reveal their anti-White intentions.

White South Africans are not the "new kind of refugee". Together with Ukrainians, they are the only true refugees that deserve compassion and should be accepted in Western countries.
https://t.me/hapaperspective/19695

🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇳⚡️- Brent Scher, Editor in Chief of Ben Shapiro's Daily Wire, is celebrating the entire University of Texas at Austin student section being indian immigrants saying "This is exactly what we want them to do."

Another masks off moment.

September 11th….

Never forget what firemen said on that day, and what the US Govt and Media have tried to erase….9/11

@Nationalist13

Texas was founded as a white republic in opposition to Mexican Aztec despotism. The deeds of heroes at the Alamo, San Jacinto, and Palo Alto were some of the most glorious on the North American continent. That is why white Texans have a pride in their state so strong that it borders on nationalism. Sadly, their patriotism has been co-opted by a cynical political class into globalism with cowboy hats and pickup trucks. Consider the University of Texas. It only admits 10% of its out of state applicants. That admin rate climbs to 35% for Texans. By state law, 90% of UT's admission spots must go to Texas residents. However, "Texas residents" include the denizens of the growing hindoo colonies of Frisco, Plano, Austin, etc. By this law, Steve from Arkansas has less legitimate connection to Texas than Garglepreet from Gujarat. This is the end result of civic nationalism: rewarding racial strangers over your own white brethren to the point where your institutions become unrecognizable.

' A war of extermination is raging in Texas—a war of barbarism and of despotic principles, waged by the mongrel Spanish-Indian and Negro race, against civilization and the Anglo-American race.
For fifteen years I have been laboring like a slave to Americanize Texas—to form a nucleus around which my native countrymen could collect and grow into a solid body that would forever be a barrier of safety to the southwestern frontier.'

— Stephen F. Austin, 1836

' As surely as to-morrow’s sun will rise and pursue its bright course along the firmament of heaven, so certain, it appears to my mind, must the Anglo-Saxon race pervade the whole southern extremity of this vast continent, and the people whom God has placed here in this land, spread, prevail, and pervade throughout the whole rich empire of this great hemisphere ... there is an instinct in the American people which impels them onward, which will lead them to pervade this continent. ... as their birth-right. '

— Sam Houston, 1848

On The spirit of Texas.

I’m glad to see Matt Forney making a comeback with these epic Twitter posts. This one is about boomers. Definitely worth a read.

https://x.com/mattforney/status/2099963742049972413?s=20

This sums up how I feel about AI.

The CIA and Israel have had chemical engineers from MIT and Princeton spending 15 years in laboratories trying to come up with ways to poison Xi Jinping to death and some guy whose name is literally like Armpit Diarrhea managed to do it just with butter chicken.

It do be like that, Mr. Carney. https://t.me/c/1268543941/12831