NC Renegades

Milwaukee is the latest in a long list of US cities facing a rapid retail exodus in minority neighborhoods and once again the blame is being placed on the companies in question rather than the behavior of the residents as they protests the rising tide of “food deserts”.

At the beginning of July, city officials mounted a public outcry after Cincinnati-based Kroger Co. announced the decision to close at least five Pick ‘n Save supermarket locations, including one in Milwaukee’s Metcalfe Park neighborhood. 

Angry residents presented a number of far-left arguments and solutions, including finding ways to force companies to keep stores open and “boycotting” the stores (which are closing anyway).  They also suggested recruiting help from the “Party Of Socialism And Liberation” (PSL) as a means to put pressure on exiting businesses.  Their motto?  “For the planet to live, capitalism must end”.

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I have to wonder about the level of intelligence of people who are threatening to boycott stores that are closing. It is taboo to discuss the intelligence quotient of other races. I could make a cogent argument that mass migration is a means for governments to “dumb down” their subjects. Times may be changing as RetardFinder on X has a wide following.

Was the bioengineered SARS-COV2 also a means to this end?

Grok: COVID-19 can impact mental capacities in some infected individuals, primarily through mechanisms like inflammation, reduced oxygen supply to the brain, and psychological stress. Studies indicate that a subset of patients, particularly those with severe cases or long COVID, experience cognitive impairments such as memory deficits, difficulty concentrating, and executive function challenges—often referred to as “brain fog.” For example, a 2021 study in The Lancet found that 38% of hospitalized COVID-19 patients reported cognitive issues six months post-infection, with severity correlating with worse outcomes. Neurological effects may stem from the virus’s ability to cause systemic inflammation or, in rare cases, directly affect the central nervous system.

There is evidence that fluoridated water also lowers IQ. Throw in a failed educational system and Western countries have lowered the IQ of their people. What do you suppose their reasoning is?

There is no political solution for America and the rest of the West. Trump had a chance to be transparent, to stop the wars, to lock up the criminals. He had an opportunity to defeat the deep-state, the FED, and the MIC, but has apparently joined them. He has failed. Our entire government is owned by a foreign power (Israel), we are no longer a Republic (our ‘representatives’ do not represent us) or a democracy (the system is rigged). Congress is obviously populated by criminals and traitors. North America and Europe have been invaded by savage cultural destroyers at the behest of our rulers.

Economic collapse, defeat in war, or slavery are what we now face. Until or unless Heritage Americans face enough pain and suffering to stand up and fight, there will be no course correction. I see no point in continuing to engage in either sharing or posting articles and information since the folks reading them have already either made up their minds or simply don’t care.

I’m done. Voting, posting, caring. I’ll hunker down, look after me and mine, raise cattle, enjoy the gifts the Creator has bestowed while I may.

“God is great, beer is good, people are crazy.” … greedy, envious, and depraved.

Burn it all …

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While there is much truth in the above graphic, the fact is that the political elite do not represent the American people.

Don’t you think it’s time for The New York Times to stop using the cliché “baseless” when referring to allegations — now, actually, official accusations— of the seditious conspiracy to run President Trump out of office after the 2016 election? Of all the fake “journalistic” blurts emanating from this bastion of degenerate sell-outs, “baseless” is the fakest, as if the word printed in a headline were so magically potent, the sheer assertion of it can make all your problems just — poof! — go away.

It’s the thought process of wicked children who fail to develop a sense of true or false, right or wrong, who grow into adults specially licensed, by some new perversion of the social contract, to get away with anything. And those wicked children have become America’s managerial class, the elite who are supposed to do your thinking for you op-ed style, the credentialed experts, such as Tony Fauci, “economist” Paul Krugman, DEI avatar and NPR honcho Katherine Maher, Harvard law prof Lawrence Tribe. . . the list is interminable, but you get the picture.

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David DeGerolamo

Why are we funding a proxy war against Russia? Ask most politicians and they will lie. We overthrew Ukraine’s government, installed a puppet dictator and called it Democracy. How many hundreds of thousands of people have to die to rape a nation’s resources, launder money and continue a pathway to WWIII?