Appalachia maxxing

A heritage month is only needed if you have nothing to celebrate during American holidays. This is a self own. And intentionally during the most sacred American holiday.

Governing by “sob story” exceptions means there are no laws. You simply have rules that apply until someone tells a sad enough story. Mainstream media understands this well.

“Assimilation poses a health hazard.” The script is written. Assimilation was never the goal. If reshaping the public square to accommodate newcomers wasn’t obvious enough, they’re now telling you outright. They have no intention of assimilating. They expect to conquer.

Brother vs Brother in Appalachia. My 3rd gg George W Green captained Co. B, 14th Kentucky Infantry (Union). Survived the war, briefly a POW. His brother, Andrew J. Green, served in Co. K, 5th Kentucky Infantry (CSA). Died in a skirmish against KY Union home guards.

Great grandfathers: 11 union soldiers (OH / KY / WV) 4 confederate soldiers (KY / VA)

Restore Britain is the answer. Who has the answer to USA? Vote Red on November 3 and primary every last pro-immigration neocon in 2028. Your life & freedom depends on it.

My family has been in America since the original English settlements at Jamestown and Plymouth, including ancestors who arrived aboard the Mayflower. People today are quick to reduce our ancestors to an idea, an abstraction of American history. But these were real men, with names, families, convictions, and sacrifices. Here’s what one of those lives looked like. 29 of my great-grandfathers fought in the American Revolution. Just one, my 5th great-grandfather, Captain John Craig, served in the Continental Army from 1775 to 1783. Here is his documented service record, including battles, campaigns, and encampments. Hendricks’ Company, Col. William Thompson’s Pennsylvania Rifle Battalion (later 2nd Continental Regiment and 2nd Pennsylvania Battalion): 1775 Boston/Cambridge Campaign: April 1775–March 1776 Ploughed Hill, Massachusetts: August 27 Invasion of Canada: September 15–December 31 Battle of Quebec: December 31 1776 Battle of Trois-Rivières: June 8 Fort Ticonderoga Garrison: July 18, 1776–January 24, 1777 1777 3rd Pennsylvania Regiment, First Lieutenant: February 15 Dorsey’s Company, Col. Stephen Moylan’s 4th Continental Light Dragoons (later 4th Legionary Corps): 1777 Joined 4th Continental Light Dragoons: March 22 Head of Elk: August 25 Battle of Brandywine: September 11 Battle of Germantown: October 4 Whitemarsh Encampment: November 2–December 10 Valley Forge: December 19, 1777–June 19, 1778 1778 Battle of Monmouth: June 28 Connecticut Encampment: November 1778–April 1779 Promoted to Captain: December 22 1779 Battle of Norwalk, Connecticut: July 11 Second Connecticut Encampment: November 1779–April 1780 1780 Bergen Heights Blockhouse Action: July 21 Lancaster Encampment: November 1780–July 10, 1781 1781 4th Legionary Corps: January Southern Campaign: May 15, 1781–December 14, 1782 Siege of Yorktown: October 6–17 1782 Georgia Campaign: January–July 1783 Honorably discharged: June 11 He entered the war as a private in 1775, earned his commission, rose through the ranks to captain, and served until the closing months of the Continental Army. Eight years of service, from New England to Canada, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, and Georgia. He wasn’t an idea. He was a man who endured the hardships of the Revolution and helped secure the independence we inherited. And that’s just one of my 29 Revolutionary War ancestors.

GM. Some American Indian album art this fine morning. No blackpilling today. “If our missions were made for the will of the Holy, then surely His will says this mission won’t fall. Every man’s fight starts with believin’.”

When someone asks, “What’s the big deal with immigration from Arab countries or Haiti? They’re only X% of the population,” set every other issue aside and focus on November. Have you seen how close our elections are? A voting bloc representing just half a percent of the electorate can decide a close election. It doesn’t take millions of voters to fundamentally alter a nation’s politics. Demographics matter. I see this as the political equivalent of Democrats packing the Supreme Court, except instead of changing the composition of the court, they’re changing the composition of the electorate itself. Far more consequential, and in my view, far more perverse.

We aren’t responsible for people who enter our country illegally, especially after warnings to self deport and offers of financial assistance. Our compassion should go first to Americans struggling to afford life amid rampant inflation and the costs of illegal immigration.

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You don’t have to endorse history to believe it deserves preservation. The arsonists (Marxists) would rather destroy what they don’t like than allow future generations to learn from it.

🚨 Child rapists will be put to DEATH BY BRAZEN BULL under OSA party.

I know this is hard to rewire, but anti-immigration isn’t racist. It’s standing up for American citizens of every race and creed. What is anti-American is imposing inflation, suppressed wages and lost opportunity on citizens while weaponizing compassion to build a voting bloc.

I’ll bite on the claim that earlier immigrants assimilated, so today is no different. Pretend Catholics vs. Protestants and English vs. German speakers were comparable to today. Were schools hanging flags from 50 nations, declaring “diversity is our strength,” while government immediately enrolled newcomers in generous welfare programs? Or were newcomers expected to assimilate, rather than America adapting to them? Today people sneer at anyone who even questions assimilation. In fact, we increasingly encourage newcomers not to assimilate, instead reshaping public life to accommodate their cultural differences. And for those invoking history, have you actually studied it? German businesses were attacked, their language driven from schools. Irish Catholics faced violent nativist mobs and burned churches. Assimilation wasn’t some effortless celebration of multiculturalism. It took generations, conflict and enormous social pressure. This below is the destruction of America.