Racialization in Public Discourse: On ‘Whiteness’ and European Identity
People of European descent currently make up about 14% of the world population, though this is expected to drop to 7% due to global growth. Only 2% of the total population is naturally blond, making it one of the rarest physical traits. Who is the minority here?
In contemporary public debates, it has become nearly impossible to identify certain forms of extreme rhetoric without being immediately assigned to an ideological camp. The substance of the warning becomes secondary to the presumed position of the messenger. This piece does not originate from partisanship, but from a principled concern: the normalization of language that calls for the dehumanization or elimination of groups of people, regardless of which group is targeted. The repetition of such statements has demonstrable psychological effects and therefore warrants critical attention.
The dynamic that emerges here is comparable to moral conflicts in other domains, such as the debate surrounding veganism. The vegan interprets intensive animal farming through an ethical framework in which the animal is a moral subject that suffers and must be liberated. The meat‑eater, by contrast, approaches the same system from a utilitarian or traditional framework in which the animal is primarily an economic object. An action that is a moral necessity for one is experienced by the other as an attack on a familiar system. Not because the intentions are wrong, but because the underlying moral reference frameworks differ fundamentally.
A similar collision occurs when one points to extreme rhetoric in societal discussions. Where one person perceives a dangerous shift in public discourse, another interprets the same warning as an implicit accusation or political attack. As a result, the individual who highlights the phenomenon is often sanctioned more harshly than the extreme statements themselves. This piece is written from the first perspective: the analysis of a psychological and societal risk, not the identification of an enemy.
Slavery has existed in many civilizations. In parts of the Islamic world it endured for centuries — significantly longer than transatlantic slavery - and in some predominantly Islamic countries the problem persists to this day. Yet responsibility and blame are almost exclusively placed on the white man, who is constantly expected to justify himself and kneel.
Liberals emphasize that you cannot hold all Muslims accountable for Islamic attacks, yet at the same time they regard all white people as collectively guilty of slavery in the past. According to them, whites have no right to South Africa, even after four centuries, and no right to America, even after five centuries. By contrast, a migrant from the Third World who arrived in Europe yesterday is immediately considered just as European as the original Europeans — and anyone who disagrees is branded a 'racist'.
And then there is the concept of 'diversity'. Advertisements and campaigns in the West are full of it, but don't expect to see the same in countries like China or Congo. Diversity seems to be directed mainly at the white man, whose identity is increasingly questioned and even erased.
For thousands of years, Western Civilization endured assaults from the Vandals, Goths, Turks, Arabs, Vikings, Huns, and Mongols. Yet today, the white man faces a different kind of siege — one aimed not at his lands but at his very identity. Decades of relentless attacks have left him unable to defend himself without being branded a racist. And in this new battlefield, the consequences are not chains or swords, but the loss of livelihood, public defamation, and ridicule.
The Deadly Power of Repeated Extreme Statements: A Psychological Warning
When a phrase like "we must exterminate white people" is repeated over and over, it may seem symbolic or harmless. But repetition itself is the psychological weapon. People are highly susceptible to cognitive availability: what is heard frequently tends to be perceived as true or urgent, regardless of context. Our brains recognize patterns and repetition as signals of importance.
Repetition creates mental anchoring. Each repetition intensifies emotional charge, triggers fear or anger, and weakens critical thinking. The complexity of nuance, context, and counterarguments gradually fades from awareness. What remains is a powerful, simple mantra that gets echoed automatically in reactions.
This phenomenon mirrors propaganda: it reduces a complex reality to a black-and-white narrative with a clear enemy. Psychologically, it activates groupthink and conformity: those who question or seek nuance are ignored or excluded. This creates an echo chamber of extremism that manipulates individuals almost like a reflex.
The danger is not theoretical. Extreme repeated statements about exterminating a group — in this case, white people — form a microcosm of genocidal rhetoric. They normalize the idea that erasing another being is a legitimate option. If such messages are adopted uncritically, they can foster social acceptance of violence and destruction.
The lesson is harsh: repetition is manipulation. It stirs emotion, undermines rational thought, and can psychologically prepare people for actions they would normally abhor. Critical distance, contextual analysis, and awareness of cognitive biases are not optional — they are life-saving.
The following statements are examples of extreme rhetoric that — regardless of context or intent — can psychologically contribute to the normalization of violence:
"We have to exterminate white people off the face of this planet to solve the problem." – Kamau Kambon
"You white people are on an endangered list. And unlike, say, the bald eagle or some exotic species of muskrat, you are not worth saving. In forty years or so, maybe fewer, there won't be any more white people around — and that's a good thing." – Tim Wise
"The goal of abolishing the white race is on its face so desirable that some may find it hard to believe that it could incur any opposition other than from committed white supremacists... Keep bashing the dead white males, and the live ones, and the females too, until the social construct known as 'the white race' is destroyed." – Noel Ignatiev
"A thousand non-Jewish lives are not worth a single Jewish fingernail." – Dov Lior
"The white race is the cancer of human history." – Susan Sontag
Whenever extreme statements like "exterminate the white race" are criticized, appeals to context often follow: it was symbolic, academic, or merely provocative. But repetition does not make such statements less dangerous — quite the opposite. The more explicit and frequent they become, the more they detach from their original context and take on a life of their own.
Context may explain, but it cannot neutralize. A statement that calls for extermination — of any group — loses its innocence once it becomes a repeated mantra. The power lies not only in the words, but in the rhythm with which they are spread. And it is that rhythm that shapes our psyche, not the footnotes behind it.
Killing white children
Imagine if white people where killing black children at this rate.
"Only White People Have Knives": Controversial Claims by Former German Green Youth Leader
In the video, Nietzard—a controversial Green Party member well known for triggering anger even within her own party—claims that knife controls in Berlin metro stations are targeting foreigners, who she argues are the wrong people.
Instead, she stated that White people should be the focus of these searches because Nazi publications are reportedly instructing readers to carry knives for self-defense.
Where was the media outrage?
'I want all the white people dead': Christmas Day hate crime stabbing in NYC injures two teens
Happened in 2023. Seen it worldwide in the media? Neither have we.
NEW YORK CITY (TND) — A Christmas Day stabbing that injured two teenagers at New York City's Grand Central Terminal is being investigated as a hate crime, police told The National Desk (TND) Wednesday. Hutcherson reportedly asked for a table at the same restaurant but said he wasn't going to order anything.
When he was told by staff he would have to wait, he reportedly began pointing at the girls and their family to argue they weren't eating anything.
He then yelled, "I want all the white people dead" and "I want to sit next to the crackers," according to the New York Post.
After the outburst, Hutcherson allegedly grabbed a knife and stabbed one girl in the thigh and the other in the back.
Nearby officers responded in "less than one minute" and arrested Hutcherson, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) told TND. The suspect reportedly has a history of mental health issues and 17 prior arrests, as well as previously being described as an "emotionally disturbed person" by police. source
Steven Hutcherson, 36, is facing felony counts of attempted murder, assault and criminal possession of a weapon for allegedly stabbing the two girls, aged 14 and 16. The girls, who were dining with their parents at a terminal restaurant, were taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
"I got that white girl" caught on camera
"I got that white girl. I got her blood all over the train"- audio
2025 - A video showing the murder of 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on public transport in Charlotte, North Carolina, has sent shockwaves round the world. The girl even had a black lives matter poster in her room.
Iryna was brutally stabbed in August 2025 on a train in Charlotte, USA. She had fled the war and was working in a pizzeria. The attacker used racist remarks during the assault. Unlike the widespread media coverage of George Floyd — where no discrimination was involved and the officers were of various ethnicities — Zarutska's murder received little attention in the United States and worldwide.
It has also reignited debate over the widening ideological gulf in news reporting. The video shows Zarutska sitting alone, scrolling her phone, while behind her Decarlos Williams, a 35-year-old black man with a long history of arrest and diagnosed schizophrenia, rises to his feet and swings a knife toward her unsuspecting neck. Why is the media silent
Quote from Ken Blackwell:
"And let's be clear: had this been reversed—had a White man stabbed a minority refugee—the media would be running wall-to-wall coverage. Instead, there are no hashtags, no vigils on cable news, no politicians pounding podiums. Just silence."
On Tuesday a CNN panel with Van Jones criticized those who labeled the Iryna Zarutska attack as a racially motivated attack.Van Jones went on to say there was no proof suggesting Zarutska was targeted due to her being white.This did not stop Van Jones and the mainstream media to assert the George Floyd incident was racially motivated without any evidence. An incident where a black and an Asian officer were also involved.The attacker was surrounded by 5 other black people with Iryna Zarutska sitting in front of him the only white. But the psychopath only attacked her! Moreover, there are some reports of audio recordings indicating that the life long criminal bragged about getting "got" a white girl during the incident. - The Hodgetwins
Jesse Watters Exposes How DEI Policies Run the Court That Freed Iryna Zarutska's Killer
Jesse Watters revealed that the court responsible for releasing Iryna Zarutska's killer is deeply influenced by DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) policies. The lineup is striking: a magistrate who donated to Kamala Harris and holds no law degree, a clerk who openly calls herself a "DEI consultant" and a "racial equity organizer," and a judge celebrated as "DEI Champion of the Year." Judge Stokes does have experience selling chicken wings with her lesbian wife.
She no law degree, and in a complete conflict of interest... releases mentally ill people into a mental health facility that she co-owns.
"When Brown was arrested again in January of this year, a Democrat judge — a known supporter of Kamala Harris — released this dangerous criminal without even requiring bail," Watters said.
He explained further that Ms. Stokes, the clerk involved, was not elected but nominated by the Mecklenburg County clerk, Alyssa Chin Gary, who on LinkedIn describes herself as both a clerk and a DEI consultant, with a stated life mission including racial reparations and equity work. Ms. Stokes was nominated by Judge Carla Archie, who in 2019 was named DEI Champion of the Year.
Watters asked the stark question: "Is this starting to make sense? Did a woman die because of DEI policies? This is a DEI court — they have blood on their hands. If the people in robes are on the same side as the criminals, that's a recipe for disaster."
He continued: "DEI died when Kamala lost. Releasing felons with dozens of prior arrests under the guise of social justice is not just reckless — it's a crime against the country." (source)
Chicago Train Attack: The Story of Bethany MaGee
In 2025, following the attack on Iryna… Bethany MaGee, 26, was set on fire aboard a Chicago Blue Line train by career criminal Lawrence Reed, who has over 70 prior arrests. Like Iryna Zarutska, she was a supporter of BLM. Not a single protest. Or worldwide media coverage.
The stabbing happened on the SAME Blue Line where, just two months ago in November, a woman (Bethany MaGee) was doused in gasoline and set on fire by a repeat offender with 72 prior arrests. She suffered burns over 60% of her body.
Every single human and animal will be held accountable for their actions.
Genesis 9:5 And surely your blood of your lives will I require; at the hand of every beast will I require it, and at the hand of man; at the hand of every man's brother will I require the life of man.
Mislabeling Crime: When Statistics Serve Politics
German Public Campaign Reverses the Roles: White People Made the Target Again
They're assaulted — and then blamed for it as well.
Germany has a problem with migrant men from developing countries harassing German women.
In response, the German government launched a public campaign warning about white women harassing vulnerable immigrants, some of whom also have prosthetics.
From Simplified Language to Abolishing Exams: Why Easing Standards Isn't the Answer
It becomes a problem when educational institutions or governments lower standards or simplify content in the name of inclusion, because this undermines the very purpose of learning and competence. Instead of supporting students or citizens in acquiring skills—such as learning a language or developing academic knowledge—the system is adjusted so that it becomes "easier" for everyone. This results in a group that does not become stronger, but instead remains dependent on simplified standards.
A current example is the University of Birmingham, which has proposed abolishing exams and essays because they supposedly "favor white privilege."
Instead of helping students perform better, the assessment itself is lowered. This is reminiscent of what I observed in 2023 at the Municipality of Rotterdam (Netherlands): rather than encouraging migrants to learn the Dutch language, they opted for highly simplified language ("Nijntje language") so that everyone could understand. In both cases, the problem is not addressed at its root—be it integration, knowledge, or skills—but the system is adjusted, leaving the group less capable in the long run.
It becomes a problem when educational institutions or governments lower standards or simplify content in the name of inclusion, because this undermines the very purpose of learning and competence.
Instead of supporting students or citizens in acquiring skills—such as learning a language or developing academic knowledge—the system is adjusted so that it becomes "easier" for everyone. This results in a group that does not become stronger, but instead remains dependent on simplified standards.
A current example is the University of Birmingham, which has proposed abolishing exams and essays because they supposedly "favor white privilege." Instead of helping students perform better, the assessment itself is lowered.
This is reminiscent of what I observed in 2023 at the Municipality of Rotterdam (Netherlands): rather than encouraging migrants to learn the Dutch language, they opted for highly simplified language ("Nijntje language") so that everyone could understand. In both cases, the problem is not addressed at its root—be it integration, knowledge, or skills—but the system is adjusted, leaving the group less capable in the long run.
Harvard Professor James Hankins Leaves After 40 Years, Criticizes University for "Woke" Culture
2025 - James Hankins, historian and professor who spent 40 years at Harvard University, is leaving the university and has voiced sharp criticism of the institution. In a recent essay, he accuses Harvard of fostering a culture focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion at the expense of academic merit.
According to Hankins, white male students are sometimes discouraged or even blocked from graduate admissions. He claims that academic excellence has been replaced by ideological conformity and that Western civilization is increasingly portrayed negatively. Traditional standards for hiring and research, he argues, have also been abandoned.
Harvard denies these allegations, stating that admissions are independent and merit-based. Critics remain skeptical of this response.
Hankins argues that reforming the university from within is no longer possible and warns that other elite universities in the United States may be following a similar path.
Read the 'Why I'm leaving Harvard' essay
Harvard dean Gregory Davis ..
Thousands Sign Petition To Have Cambridge University Professor Fired For Saying 'White Lives Don't Matter'
More than 17,500 people have signed a petition calling for Cambridge University to fire one of their lecturers for tweeting "White Lives Don't Matter."
Dr. Priyamvada Gopal, now a full-time professor of colonial and postcolonial literature and theory at Cambridge University, tweeted Monday: "I'll say it again. White Lives Don't Matter. As white lives." Gopal has also tweeted a call to "abolish whiteness."
After the petition was launched, Gopal tweeted that she stood by her original tweets, despite Twitter deleting one of them. She also said on Twitter that she had been the target of harassment and that "the hate mails & threats are coming in non-stop." Cambridge University said it defends the rights of professors to express lawful opinions in a tweet June 24. "The University defends the right of its academics to express their lawful opinions which other might fight controversial," the tweet said. Cambridge University's tweet did not directly mention Gopal. source
Coca-Cola slammed for diversity training that urged workers to be 'less white'
In February 2021, Coca‑Cola faced backlash after reports surfaced about an internal diversity training program that allegedly encouraged employees to be "less white." The training materials, which were linked to an online course, suggested that being "less white" meant being less arrogant, defensive, and certain, and more humble and open to understanding others.
Critics argued that the phrasing was offensive and racially divisive, sparking widespread controversy on social media and in the press. Coca‑Cola later clarified that the course was not company‑wide training but part of a third‑party program available to employees, and the company distanced itself from the specific language used.
Anti-White Racism? Coca-Cola Allegedly Rejects Highly Experienced Applicant Before He Applies Again Under a Fake 'Ethnic Name' and Receives an Interview
Nov, 2025 (source, thegatewaypundit.com) One of the world's most valuable brands has reportedly been caught discriminating against white individuals, according to an explosive report.
Prominent conservative activist Chaya Raichik, who operates the X handle Libs of TikTok, on Sunday obtained a series of texts from a white man named 'David' who said he had his application rejected by Coca-Cola the next day, despite having two decades' worth of related experience. "An individual named 'David' sent in a job application to @CocaCola, citing 20 YEARS of experience in the industry," Raichik wrote. "His application was REJECTED the next day."
However, an interesting turn of events occurred when "David" later submitted another application using a more "black-sounding" name and reported significantly fewer years of work experience. "He then sent in another application, just changing his name to "DeShawn," and reduced his work experience to only 5 years," Raichik noted.
"His application under "DeShawn" was ACCEPTED, and he was given an opportunity to do an interview." Coca-Cola responded to the texts, claiming "the accusation is untrue as the fake applicants' qualifications were otherwise not identical."
However, Raichik notes that the company's response exacerbates the issue because the fake applicant had less experience than the real one but was still offered an interview anyway. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon responded to Raichik's report with an 'eyes' emoji, signaling a possible investigation might be on the horizon.
Dei posters outside men's restrooms ate Arizona state university are instructing men to be 'allies' by giving special race-based treatment to minorities in order to combat 'privilege' and 'reduce bias'.
Who Is Allowed to Reproduce?
When Western citizens are told that having children is irresponsible, while immigration is praised as the solution to low birth rates, the issue is no longer about climate or sustainability.
It is about a selective moral judgment regarding who is expected to reproduce and who is not.
Telling one's own population to stop having children while simultaneously importing millions to replace them is not climate policy.
It is demographic engineering - selectively applied and morally framed.
Who is responsible for this?
The voter.
The Shift from Justice to Bias
What we are seeing here is a troubling development where individual innocence is no longer the starting point. In the U.S. state of Washington, the burden of proof in court cases has effectively been reversed: those perceived as "advantaged" must now prove that unconscious bias played no role. Simultaneously, innocent expressions of pride in one's own heritage and ancestry are being branded as hate symbols by organizations like the ADL.
The result is a system where individual intent is made subordinate to political frameworks and historical interpretations. Where normal family pride is a right for one person, it becomes a suspicious act for another. This creates a clear double standard where identity no longer connects people, but is instead used as a tool for legal and social condemnation.
Love for your heritage is seen as hate by the ADL
IT HAS BECOME increasingly popular to speak of racial and ethnic diversity as a civic strength. From multicultural festivals to pronouncements from political leaders, the message is the same: our differences make us stronger.
But a massive new study, based on detailed interviews of nearly 30,000 people across America, has concluded just the opposite. Harvard political scientist Robert Putnam -- famous for "Bowling Alone," his 2000 book on declining civic engagement -- has found that
the greater the diversity in a community, the fewer people vote and the less they volunteer, the less they give to charity and work on community projects.
In the most diverse communities, neighbors trust one another about half as much as they do in the most homogenous settings. The study, the largest ever on civic engagement in America, found that virtually all measures of civic health are lower in more diverse settings.
"The extent of the effect is shocking," says Scott Page, a University of Michigan political scientist. Read more
Study links physical strength with political leaning: stronger men favor right, weaker men lean left
May, 2013 - Strong men more likely to have right-wing views, study reveals
GOT upper body strength? Chances are you're more likely to vote conservatively compared to physically weaker men. MEN with strong upper body strength are more likely to vote conservatively while physically weaker males have a greater tendency towards left-leaning views.
And stronger men are more likely to protect their resources while weaker males favour more socialist views such as wealth distribution, researchers claim. Psychological scientists Michael Bang Petersen of Denmark's Aarhus University, and Daniel Sznycer of the University of California, say political motivations may have evolutionary links to physical strength.
The scientists say men's upper body strength predicts and influences their political opinions and this link reflects
psychological traits that evolved in response to our early ancestral environments and continue to influence behaviour today. "While many think of politics as a modern phenomenon, it has - in a sense - always been with our species," they say.
In early days, distribution of resources was achieved through a show of strength as opposed to judicial processes.
With this theory in mind, the scientists set about to prove that upper body strength - seen as a symbol of protecting resources - would predict men's opinions about wealth distribution.
Measuring bicep size and socio-economic status, researchers collected data from hundreds of men from the US, Denmark and Argentina which all have different welfare systems.
They found that irrespective of where the men came from, those with strong upper body strength were less likely to support a welfare system.
"Our results demonstrate that physically weak males are more reluctant than physically strong males to assert their self-interest - just as if disputes over national policies were a matter of direct physical confrontation among small numbers of individuals, rather than abstract electoral dynamics among millions," they say. source
White privilege?
Black privilege
Bashing whites is extremely popular; it is allowed, accepted, and even encouraged.
To hear the racist Mehreen Faruqi speak, click on the image or here
In a video on social media, Dr. Gail Ferguson at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities "Culture and Family Life Lab" claims there is a whiteness pandemic behind the racist pandemic:"
We posit that there is a whiteness pandemic behind the racism pandemic, and that this begins in the family system where young children are socialized into the culture of whiteness within white families. Our first recommendation is to remember that the whiteness pandemic is a pandemic.
Um, if you were born and raised in the United States, especially in a white family, then you've been raised in the pandemic and you can play a role in halting and reversing this pandemic. We have two specific recommendations to that end. The first is for white parents to invest time in their own racial identity development through, um, joining an organization like Showing Up for Racial Justice or your local community." Source: X
Integration Is Not the Other Way Around
"Dutch sociologist Maurice Crul, writing in de Volkskrant, argues that people without a migration background need to integrate."
No. Not one person should feel bad about the color of their skin. This is stirring up white hatred.
As a Korean immigrant, I witnessed the entire administrative state, corporate America, and academia spend all of 2020-2022 lecturing whites they are inextricably evil and they need to apologize for being white.And now they're trying to act like it never happened. The gaslighting is insane. - Kangmin Lee
In a new interview promoting her fashion book "The Look," Michelle Obama claims she avoided wearing braids or natural hair because she didn't have time to "explain it to the world." She says she had to "conform to white beauty standards" while serving as First Lady. More bashing whites from her here
You keep talking about how "hard" it is to be Black in America and how white people are supposedly holding you down — meanwhile:
You became the first Black First Lady in American history.
You were a well-paid lawyer before that.
You received multi-million-dollar book deals.
You and your husband walked away with a $60 million Netflix deal despite zero experience in film.
You and Barack left the White House richer than you entered.
You own multiple multi-million-dollar homes — including oceanfront mansions. Your family's net worth is over $100 million.
All of this happened in the same America you claim is "unfair" and "holding you back."
Instead of fear-mongering and discouraging Black Americans, maybe try showing some gratitude for the country that made you one of the most privileged people on the planet — and start inspiring Black people instead of convincing them they're powerless.
Because if America was really as bad as you say, Michelle, you wouldn't be living the American Dream at the very top of it.
Polarizing Language
It is striking how selective we are in our language. "Middle-aged white men" are readily labeled as a group, criticized, and held responsible for systems and structures. Comparable generalizations about other groups are—rightly—considered stigmatizing and unacceptable. This double standard is not only intellectually inconsistent, but also polarizing. Anyone who takes inclusion seriously should stop framing identities as the problem and instead focus on behavior, power, and policy—regardless of who exercises them.
The New Segregation? How Oregon Uses Tax Dollars for Programs Excluding White Citizens
2026 - The City of Eugene, Oregon, is using taxpayer dollars to fund a "BIPOC Water" program only for "BIPOC youth," to experience water activities and get lifeguard certification.
No Whites allowed.
Tax dollars are being spent on anti-White discrimination.
BIPOC stands for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. "People of Color" is a broad umbrella term for people who are not classified as white. Therefore, BIPOC explicitly does not include white people.
2026, Oregon again - Advocacy group Parents Defending Education has filed a complaint against Portland Public Schools regarding a new disciplinary policy. This policy requires schools to consider factors such as race and gender identity when dealing with student discipline. It also includes mandates for maintaining specific quotas for minority, transgender, and nonbinary staff members. The group argues that these practices are discriminatory and has requested a federal investigation into potential violations of civil rights laws.
The Smithsonian is an influential American museum and research institution. In 2020, an infographic circulated online that was attributed to the Smithsonian, about so-called "aspects of white culture" (such as punctuality, individualism, and rationality).
When Data Becomes Unreliable, Solutions Disappear
Increasingly, there are signs that official statistics are being adjusted, simplified, or made less transparent. When categories are merged or relabeled, data loses its value as a tool for understanding problems and addressing them effectively.
Once facts are no longer clear or verifiable, meaningful policy becomes impossible. Unreliable data prevents us from identifying problems — let alone solving them.
Barbara Lerner Spectre: Jews play a "leading role" in promoting multiculturalism in Europe
I think there is a resurgence of anti-Semitism because at this point in time Europe has not yet learned how to be multicultural. And I think we are going to be part of the throes of that transformation, which must take place. Europe is not going to be the monolithic societies they once were in the last century. Jews are going to be at the centre of that. It's a huge transformation for Europe to make. They are now going into a multicultural mode and Jews will be resented because of our leading role. But without that leading role and without that transformation, Europe will not survive.
Meanwhile in Israel
White people, and I count myself among them, will become a minority and will probably go extinct." - Andrew Gold
Distinguishing Judaism from Zionism: A Former Zionist's Perspective
"I searched the Internet, but all websites with Rabbi Rabbinovich speech have been 'cleaned up' or blocked (I assume by the Zionists, as usual). Since I remember hearing from my grandfather about this speech already in the fifties, I decided to contact my Rabbi. He searched his favourite website https://abbc.com/ and found the full article. I am enclosing here the full speech by Rabbi Rabbinovich (Rabinovich) - by Rose Rabbinovich
Excerpt from the speech:
"Forbid the Whites to mate with Whites. The White Women must cohabit with members of the dark races, the White Men with black women. Thus the White Race will disappear, for the mixing of the dark with the White means the end of the White Man, and our most dangerous enemy will become only a memory.
We shall embark upon an era of ten thousand years of peace and plenty, the Pax Judaica, and our race will rule undisputed over the world. Our superior intelligence will easily enable us to retain mastery over a world of dark peoples." - Rabbi Rabbinovich
See the email and speech here: Full Speech Of Rabbi Rabbinovitch Found
Rose Rabbinovich presents herself as a former Zionist Jewish woman living in Melbourne, Australia.
In this text, she writes to an alternative media publisher to promote and defend an alleged speech and the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, which she treats as authentic. She argues that Zionism secretly controls Jews and non‑Jews, claims that mainstream Jewish communities are deliberately kept uninformed, and portrays Zionism as a corrupting or even satanic force within Judaism.
The piece is framed as a warning to the world and encourages the distribution of the Protocols, asserting that global conflict will follow if the "Zionist agenda" is not exposed.
Overwhelming evidence. And yet people are still being insulted, labeled Nazis and anti-Semites for reporting what they hear and see. Click on the images below to listen.
Recorded Rape Statistics in England, Wales, and Sweden
In England and Wales, approximately 71,600 rapes were recorded in the year ending March 2025. In Sweden, around 10,167 rapes were reported in 2024. These figures are based on police records and do not include unreported cases, the numbers of which are likely much higher.
According to recent data from the Metropolitan Police, one rape is recorded in London every 54 minutes. In reality, the actual figure—when accounting for unreported crimes—is significantly higher. In India, this occurs as often as every 15 minutes.
A conspiracy theory, they said.
It turns out to be a 177-page UN report dated 21 March 2000.
unpd-egm_200010_un_2001_replacementmigration.pdf
And here we go again: another video giving a platform to people who think it's fashionable to attack white people and their culture. This trend has become so normalized that it's treated like entertainment. We keep amplifying voices that thrive on division, resentment, and guilt.
And let's be honest: part of the problem starts at home. Many parents don't teach their children basic awareness, responsibility, or critical thinking anymore. Look at the recent tragedy in Switzerland, where teenagers stood filming a fire instead of running for safety. That kind of reaction doesn't come out of nowhere — it reflects what they do and don't learn at home.
Meanwhile, schools seem more focused on identity debates than on actually educating children.
Remarkable that all these countries decided to permit this at the same time, almost as if it had been coordinated.
Bryan Caplan wrote You Have No Right to Your Culture: Essays on the Human Condition. He is a proponent of open borders: he is one of the most prominent advocates of freedom of migration and open borders. He views migration restrictions as a massive infringement on human liberty and sees "cultural preservation" (such as protecting a European or national identity) not as a noble pursuit, but rather as a form of forced stasis or "cultural stagnation".
Spain has begun the legalization of 500,000 undocumented migrants, granting them immediate work rights in a move intended to 'combat the rise of the far-right.'
These individuals are unlikely to prioritize cultural preservation; instead, they will likely vote based on their own interests and values. Generally, this translates to supporting the left before potentially shifting course later.
A notable example of controversial figures entering the political sphere is Shahid Butt. Sentenced to five years in prison in Yemen in 1999, he was part of a group accused of plotting attacks on British and Western targets, including the British consulate, a hotel, and a church. In 2026, he is set to run for the position of UK councillor.
2 feb 2026 UK (source Dailymail) The British countryside is in the midst of a diversity drive after a government-commissioned report found it was too 'white' and 'middle-class'.
Officials charged with managing some of the country's best known beauty spots have laid out a series of proposals aimed at attracting minorities.
The plans follow a review, ordered by the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra), which warned the countryside was seen as 'very much a white environment' and risked becoming 'irrelevant' in a multicultural society.
In the wake of the report, officials representing National Landscapes - including the Cotswolds and Chilterns - have now published a series of management plans that detail their proposals to attract more minority communities.
The Chiltern National Landscape will launch an outreach programme in Luton and High Wycombe targeted at Muslims.
One factor stopping ethnic minorities visiting was said to be 'anxiety over unleashed dogs'.
The Cotswolds National Landscape specifically mentioned the Defra-commissioned report and said it was now dedicated to changing its provision in an attempt to reach 'the widest demographic'. Read more
Donald Glover is right — I'm sick of white people canceling things on my behalf
I'm tired of being told to change my views by white people who think they'd make better Black men than me
On Tuesday, the always-perceptive Donald Glover tweeted that "we're getting boring stuff and not even experimental mistakes" in TV and film these days "because people are afraid of getting canceled". He added that, in order to avoid a social media uproar, people are afraid to make anything other than aesthetic changes in movies and other cultural output.
Dave Chapelle recently said something similar, claiming that artists and directors can no longer be creative because of lack of appreciation for comedy and opinion. For the record, I think they're both right, and I've said it before.
I once wrote that 30 Rock and NBC should have never deleted their more controversial TV episodes, including one where Jane Krakowski's character, Jenna, dresses in blackface. Almost as soon as I said it publicly, I started getting told by white people that I was wrong. These same white people then sent me advice on how I needed to change my ways of thinking, as if they could be a better Black man than I could. After that, I had to ask myself, "Will this article potentially, maybe, end my writing career?" before penning something which straightforwardly wrestled with whether "canceling" is always a good idea, just in case white social media warriors came after me.
The thing with canceling is that it makes white people feel like they're doing something useful. But the Black community never asked people to destroy or defund or edit media output which has graced our televisions and our movie theaters and libraries for decades. That isn't the root cause of discrimination against us. Often, it feels like the (usually white) powers-that-be preempt some sort of angry backlash from my community and act accordingly. Don't do that. We'll let society know, en masse, what really pisses us off.
Instead of making things easier or more respectful for Black folks, "canceling" has become a stereotype and a conversation about "we want" that we're being shut out of. It's a distraction and an easy straw man for right-wingers. Equality doesn't mean anticipating what a group might want at some point in the near future because you're afraid of a lawsuit or a demonstration in front of your building, and stifling creativity because of it. I don't need a trigger warning on an adaptation of Gone With The Wind. I need real change in society, and I want TV and film to be able to push boundaries and to make edgy comedy which sometimes makes people uncomfortable.
Robert Downey Jr's character in Tropic Thunder is an example of this: he appears in blackface throughout the film, but he is sending up the industry itself and the allowances it makes for white actors in pursuit of their own, blinkered, egocentric goals. That might not be to everyone's taste, but I see no reason for such movies to be banned or kicked off streaming platforms. They grapple with complex issues; whether they succeed or not should be up to an audience to decide. Yet, I'm not one of those people who hates "cancel culture" as a concept. In fact, I think a healthy bit of canceling and de-platforming can go a long way. Some people have the power to cause unimaginable harm with their words, and should be sanctioned by the businesses that facilitate the spread of their views accordingly. Donald Trump still has a voice, but it helps that it's no longer on the national stage or, indeed, on Twitter or Facebook. Others like him deserve every sanction they get. The question, as always, is about intent.
For those keyboard warriors who wait for someone to mess up as if it's some kind of sport, I would say: Stop thinking for communities you're not a part of, and stop trying to predict the future. Creativity is what makes us human. We've reached a disconnect between intent and reaction, and that can only be damaging. If you have to work hard to see the malice — and especially if you're seeing it on behalf of someone else — then I implore you, in the words of Gen Z, to take several seats. When Donald Glover thinks you've gone too far, you need to check yourself. - Alex Miller, New York - Wednesday 12 May 2021
Human Rights Commissioner Under Fire for Anti-White Remarks
Australia's controversial Race Discrimination Commissioner has confirmed that he believes White people cannot experience racism.
Giridharan Sivaraman, a far-left Indian immigrant who was appointed to his role at the Australian Human Rights Commission in March 2024 and collects a taxpayer-funded salary of $408,020, appeared in the Senate on Tuesday.
Every day we hear it: white people have "no culture," they are told by commentators like Jennifer Welch. A narrative repeated on screens, aimed at shaming pride in one's own heritage. But there is a simple truth she ignores: celebrating your own culture does not mean hating others.
Europe's artists, writers, inventors, and thinkers—Shakespeare, Dickens, Galileo, Braille—shaped the world with creativity and courage. Appreciating that legacy does not erase the value of Indian, African, or Asian contributions. You can love your own history and still respect everyone else.
Yet she paints it as hypocrisy if someone enjoys another culture's food or traditions. The real hypocrisy is claiming that admiration for your own civilization is a moral failing. Pride in what you inherit and build is not hate—it is human.
Meanwhile in South-Africa
29-5-2025 Anneline Kriel-Bacon reflects on the ongoing brutal murders of farmers in South Africa, six years after the violence began, and questions the absence of action from President Ramaphosa and other leaders. She recounts a powerful visit to the White Cross Monument near Polokwane, where thousands of white crosses memorialize farmers and their families who were brutally killed.
The ceremony was deeply emotional, with families planting crosses for their lost loved ones and mourning openly. Kriel-Bacon calls for farm murders to be treated as serious crimes and urges the government to stop politicians who incite violence against farmers and farm workers.
Read her article and see the photos here.
Violence Against White Farmers: What's Going On?
Some white farmers in South Africa have been brutally murdered. There are harrowing cases in which entire families have been attacked — sometimes involving torture or hate-filled language. These incidents are real and horrific.
South Africa has an extremely high murder rate overall: more than 20,000 murders per year, which amounts to roughly 60 per day.
Most victims are Black South Africans, often living in poor townships. Farm murders represent a small percentage of all killings, but they stand out due to their often violent nature and the isolation of many farms. South Africa continues to struggle with the legacies of apartheid: poverty, inequality, trauma, and a deeply violent society.
Many South Africans — Black, white, and everyone in between — are working hard together toward healing and justice.
"Makeba" is a song by Jain, released in 2015. It is a tribute to Miriam Makeba, a famous South African singer and activist known as "Mama Africa", who fought against apartheid in South Africa.
Apartheid (1948–1994) was a system of legalized racial segregation imposed by the white minority government in South Africa.
Africa: More Than Just a Stereotype
Many people around the world mistakenly think of Africa as a single country, but in reality, Africa is a vast continent made up of 54 diverse countries, including;
Algeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Central African Republic, Comoros, Republic of the Congo (Congo-Brazzaville), Democratic Republic of the Congo (Congo-Kinshasa), Djibouti, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Eswatini (formerly Swaziland), Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire), Cameroon, Cape Verde, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Morocco, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Uganda, Rwanda, São Tomé and Príncipe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Chad, Zambia, Zimbabwe.
There is a common misconception that everyone in Africa is poor. This is simply not true. Many Africans live prosperous and comfortable lives, often owning their own homes without mortgages or taxes - a lifestyle that, in some ways, can be better than what many experience in America. It's important to move beyond stereotypes and recognize the richness, complexity, and diversity of Africa and its people.
The danger of one-sided narratives
Imagine a white guy in Congo starting a 'diversity club' and complaining there are too many black people in power. Diversity seems to be one-way concept.
A multicultural society is unity in a shared identity.
Not separation, discrimination, and polarization.
In multicultural and liberal countries, where a diverse composition has been democratically chosen - such as Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium, the US, Germany, and the UK - every effort should be made to prevent polarization.
If diversity and inclusion are at the core of national identity, one must guard against the emergence of segregated worlds.
However, in current practice, a reverse inequality threatens to arise, where the original inhabitants increasingly feel marginalized.
Polarization arises when remembrance or attention to suffering is one-sided.
For example, if only the slavery of Africans is emphasized while the suffering of other groups is completely ignored, some people feel excluded or unrecognized. This can lead to resentment and an "us versus them" mentality.
In reality, slavery is a worldwide historical phenomenon: almost all peoples have been enslaved or have themselves held slaves—ranging from Europeans to Africans, Asians, and Arabs.
A fair and balanced approach helps to prevent division.