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From USA Today, big news in the ongoing Flight from White as more opportunists lobby to get out from under the burden of being considered officially white in contemporary America: As well as affirmative action privileges, such as in government contracting and low interest loans. Think of how much inconvenience Syrian immigrant Tony Rezko had...

Private school mom says:
October 1, 2016 at 9:46 pm GMT • 100 Words
I just want to cry.

Where can I go to raise my 2 young white sons?

I have a dream that my two little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character?

Instead I’m trapped in a surreal nightmare that gets worse daily.

Can someone tell me what country my family can move to and how to go about it? I’m serious. I need ideas.

• Replies: @SPMoore8
I believe the proper MLK quote is: "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their plagiarized dissertations."
, @BenKenobi
Such a country does not exist... yet.

I am confident that the energy released by the political fission of balkanization will be harnessed and channeled into creating that country.

This Alt-Right Thing Of Ours will evolve into the organization that harnesses that energy.

Trump, win or lose, is only the beginning. Our genie is out of the bottle.
, @Oleaginous Outrager
I'm afraid your options are mostly limited to Eastern Europe (Poland, Hungary, maybe a few others) right now. Western Europe is in a worst state than the US right now. The rest of the world, well, where is there to even consider?
, @Anon
Venezuela is ripe to get thrown over. A hell of a lot easier than secession against the USG. Change their names to Washington and Bolivar and let it rip.
, @Anon
Uruguay is practically all white. I don't know what structures are in place to make sure it stays that way. Switzerland is ideal, but very hard to get citizenship.
, @Marty T
Well, Australia and New Zealand? Iceland? Ireland?

I think you should stay here...there are still ten or so states that are overwhelmingly white and many of them are fairly cheap to live in. What do you think of Iowa?
, @eah
I assume you are sincere (and not wealthy) -- unfortunately, I don't have concrete advice for you -- generally, it is possible for Americans to get permission to work abroad, and this can lead to permanent residence after some time -- while a big step, perhaps you or your husband can try to somehow relocate internationally -- also, believe it or not, many parts of America still look and feel much as they did before the immigration and diversity madness really got going -- the fate of white children is perhaps what bothers me most about this whole mess -- I think they will hate us for what we allowed to happen to the country -- lastly, while it may not be of any immediate comfort, I will say this: what is going on today is simply not sustainable -- and if something cannot go on forever, it won't -- rest assured of that.
, @Another Canadian
Madam, you're a Deplorable, even worse a Diversity Dodger. As Americans, that's not who we are. We recommend you follow in the footsteps of your forefathers the Draft Dodgers, the pitiful Shawnee and the defeated United Empire Loyalists and self-deport to Canada, you know, that frozen tundra across the river from Detroit. We hope you enjoy hockey, poutine and a 76-cent dollar.
, @SFG
The irony is that poor countries are easier to get into than rich countries. You could try Uruguay--Spanish isn't *that* hard to learn. There's Argentina, but the economic cycles seem pretty dangerous. Some of the Eastern European countries are pretty pale, but would still consider you a 'foreigner' because you're not actually from there, plus Slavic languages are harder to pick up since they have neither Germanic nor Romance roots in common with English.

Perhaps Canada, Australia, or New Zealand? My understanding is if you're young and employable Canada will let you stay for a few years (with no benefits!) working and then you can apply for citizenship. Plus, it's almost the same country, and remains 80% white, though the leftiness may get on you. Australia is 90% white, and a lot of the rest is Chinese; also, they seem pretty determined not to let refugees in. ;) People also tend to forget the place exists, which is a huge plus for global diversity pushes. So if you can actually get a visa, it might not be a bad bet.

Does anybody know anything about getting a job, etc. in any of these?
, @ben tillman

Can someone tell me what country my family can move to and how to go about it? I’m serious. I need ideas.

It's the same everywhere. Stay and fight where you at least know the terrain.
, @dr kill
Argentina, definitely. I love it there. I believe it to be about where the USA was 100 years ago. There's a lot to be said for a life lived at a slower pace.
, @Bill Jones
I've seen decent things said about Uraguay.

https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/uy.html

88% white looks like a decent start.
, @Dr. X

Can someone tell me what country my family can move to and how to go about it? I’m serious. I need ideas.

Poland, Serbia, and Russia are all very pro-white. No affirmative action bullshit there. Both Poland and Serbia have had white street demonstrations/riots against Muslim immigration and gay marriage.
, @Man
This is such a sad comment.

But I laughed out loud when I got to this part, because it's Cuckservativism 101:

I have a dream that my two little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character?

That kind of meritocratic individualism is precisely what the Northwestern European-North American world has far too much of. Ethnic collectivism is the only game in town.
, @Thea
Abandoning ship & seding territory is what got us trapped in the muck(see Detroit, Califirnia...)

To answer your question, Americans are despised worldwide. Uruguay might be nice but those recommending Argentina haven't been there. The parks of Buenos Aires are squatter camps, personal retirement accounts were confiscated under Kirchher and they have an influx of Paraguayans & Bolivians.

The Russian government might pay you to settle in Siberia as they try to fend off Chinese incursions into the Jewush Oblast. But you will be treated as an outsider.
, @Anonymous
Singapore is pretty good option, if you get along with Asians and Asian culture. Nearly everyone there knows English. It's also high GDP, very low crime, etc. They do have some pretty strict laws and punishment, but unless you're the hell-raising sort (and based on your handle and comments, I'd take that as a no), then you'd be fine there. Housing costs can be steep like any big city, and it's pretty hot there year 'round, but they do a good job of keeping trees along sidewalks for shade, and businesses have a reputation for keeping their A/C on high.
There can be a bit of ethnic favoritism in day-to-day life among the natives, but if you are used to life in a multi-ethnic US, this is refreshingly mild, like having to deal with the occasional slight bump when you're used to being pummeled mercilessly day in an day out.
In terms of governmental policy, they don't have this affirmative action discrimination. There's very little in the way of welfare statism as well. It's really refreshing to see job advertisements that don't end with "Minorities are strongly encouraged to apply", "EOE/AA" etc., and to know applicants getting evaluated based on abilities, not on 'progressive stack' position.
It's sad with all of the achievements of Western civilization and all of the great cities and countries we've built, that we might find more solace and better treatment in a foreign land, but such is the way it is these days. Of course, Singapore was largely built upon Western society the way it was before this liberal infestation, so it can feel more like home than the current West.

American Pravda: The KKK and Mass Racial Killings

Ron Unz • September 19, 2016 • 534 Comments • Reply

Over the last few decades, I doubt that any American political organization has received greater negative attention in our national news and entertainment media than the Ku Klux Klan, or KKK. For example, although white activist David Duke left that group over 35 years ago, the media still often identifies him as one of its...

Private school mom says:
September 25, 2016 at 9:16 pm GMT • 200 Words
@Randal

So under this particular victimological standard, the 15 victims of the KKK over the two decades from 1950 more reasonably justify the massive attention they have received.

A rather tightly restricted usage of "reasonably justify", I think.

A pattern of blatant dishonesty that is too large and continues for too long

This better covers the aberrant victimological standard to which you referred earlier. It is pretty clear that there are reasons for this remarkably consistent pattern of exaggerating white on black crime and suppressing news of black on white, and even black on black, crime. It's not an accident that powerful groups in the societies of the US sphere have adopted this practice and either co-opted or coerced the media wholesale into the ongoing manipulation of politics and society.

On a whole range of issues, certainly including racial ones, the American media may be fast approaching the point of possessing negative credibility, with increasing numbers of people tending to assume that the facts may be exactly opposite to what the media claims.

But this only applies, so far at least, to a cynical, sharper minority and to those (many of them in the powerless underclass) who have really felt the sharp edge of reality, having been in the wrong place at the wrong time or been unable to escape it (in the case of the aforementioned underclass). I fear there will be a lot of too nice, mostly middle and working class children who will fall badly foul of the harsh reality that their schools and news and opinion sources will not have prepared them for.

Those who have allowed the currency of journalistic integrity to become totally debased have only themselves to blame when they discover it is no longer accepted by the general public.

I get the impression it's a long time since there was even any pretence in journalistic circles of trying (even if the result is inevitably ultimately imperfect by definition) to present unbiased information, rather than a "narrative" based upon the journalist's understanding of underlying rights and wrongs.

Another fascinating piece, overall, thanks.
“I fear there will be a lot of too nice, mostly middle and working class children who will fall badly foul of the harsh reality that their schools and news and opinion sources will not have prepared them for”
Look up poor 17 yr old Lily Burk, whose insulated upbringing coupled with SJW parents led to her being murdered by a black ex-con whom she was trying to help. Cameras show her at 2 ATMs getting cash for him and riding in the passenger seat while he drove her car. She even called her parents for advice on how to get cash with her credit card while she was with this guy. I’m sure she had the opportunity to escape or ask for help at one of the public ATMs, but I doubt she even realized she was in danger at that point. After all, I’m sure she was taught that poor black people just need a helping hand.