Do your best, but understand that your best only matters if it succeeds. Otherwise, who the fuck cares. In the end it's a numbers game. Can you get more than your opposition in the finite timeframe we now know we have. Our primary threat matrix includes three considerations - interrelated but nonetheless distinct. 1. Hispanic Mass migration. 2. Sematic control of our governing structures. 3. Planned collapse of economy - already in motion. I wrote this below to help a normie begin to see what we are looking at. It is worded as such and was written off the cuff, so forgive any minor errors you encounter. From the founding of this nation, until roughly the year 2000, the United States of America was a European country that, once established and sufficiently modernized, relied upon strict immigration controls including strongly merit based policies for individuals seeking immigration. The immigration Act of 1965, which didn't enact until 1968 mandated an end to previous immigration recruitment norms and shifted our national focus to third world and developing nations. In from 1776-1965, America was demographically roughly 90% European, 8% Sub-Saharan African, <2% Hispanic. Officially, excluding illegal migration, refugee claims, and children of these groups, since 1965 the European population has fallen to 63%, the Sub-Saharan African population has risen slightly to 10% and the Hispanic population has risen to 27% These numbers exclude the non-political estimates and include all persons currently residing in the United States which place the various demographics closer to this: European 52%, Sub-Saharan African, 8%, and Hispanic 40%. This is not a referendum on race as we are uncritically forced to endure every day, in every emotional onslaught proffered by the media - new or traditional. This is a statement regarding the nature of culture and how it informs the identity of a society. In real numbers, since 1965, European population numbers have increased about 35 Million, Sub-Saharan African by 15 Million, and Hispanic by almost 135 Million - in just over 50 years. With current birth rate trends continuing to express as expected, Hispanics are reproducing 8:1 against Europeans nationwide. In Texas, according the the Austin Statesman, the number is 20:1. Currently aged 16 and under, White Europeans now formally constitute less than 50% of the population of the United States, and their percentage share is dropping rapidly. Note that this generation will obtain the right to vote in only two years. This is not a value judgement, this represents a transformative shift in the defining character of the United States of America. The conclusion is foregone. America is no longer a European nation and is actively transforming into a third world country - in every measurable way. As I have said, the values, ethics, mores, and formal philosophy of the cultural identity we rely on for justifying current and future actions is predicated upon a view of America that is no longer true. Europe and South and Central America do not share a history of governing principles, they do not share views on the nature of the individual and the State. They do not share an history of political affinity or experiential social governance. They do not share views on Justice, the nature of Freedom, the nature of economy, personal responsibility versus collective need, or the critical distinction between collectivism and free association. Thus, for good or ill, the identity of the United States will reflect the dominant population of it's inhabitants. This is the nature of the human experience, but no nation in recorded history has experienced a population replacement as violent as this and survived. We are not the same nation that fought two world wars, we are not the same people, and we do not share the same values that carried us through the great depression. We are different. Because we have grown so recklessly, so forcefully, and spent so indiscriminately, Now, fully 66% of all dollars spent by the Federal government go to entitlement spending. Using numbers as old as 2015, there were fully 2.48 full time benefit recipients per full time private sector tax payer. The United States holds an active debt of roughly 29 Trillion dollars, which according to non-political economists, has been mathematically unpayable for almost 10 Trillion dollars. By some estimates, the United States owes a greater 260 Trillion dollars in what are called 'unfunded liabilities'. These unfunded liabilities are the economic realities of decades of ill considered social programs, primary due to Social Security obligations incurred by diverting those funds to... You guessed it... Financial assistance arising from unchecked migration. It's not that any one group is good, bad, or other. It's that we have become so collectively uneducated that knowledge offends and facts enrage. We have, for purely political purposes, imported an entire population that votes - with something like 87% certainty - for one political party over the other. I'm not writing about should, or oughts, or looking for reasons, or creating narratives about how things might be different IF, or parroting some party orthodoxy about the nature of the social contract. The Democrats now represent belligerent Communist ideology, no matter the cost. The Republicans are little different but I struggle to identify what - if anything - most of them represent if not personal greed and ambition. Indeed George W. Bush is all for a complete mass migration replacement of the population of this country... He just said it maybe two weeks ago. Trump wasn't opposed to the concept either, he just wanted it constrained to a couple million per year. So, why is migration salient? Why does it matter? I've tried to outline why above but really in the end it's because we should be half the size that we are today. If we were, we would have by some estimates roughly 90% less formalized debt. I can only imagine what we could have done with decades of investment in our citizenry, in our infrastructure, in our national social governance. But we will never know and what we have instead is an emergent war between those who think we need a theocratic government and those who think the United States is responsible for all the evil the world has ever known. Either way, we've thrown all economic reality under the bus and what comes next will be the greatest economic experiment ever devised... Namely, can fact-free, utopian, Modern Monetary Policy be agreed upon by enough nations that we can pretend our way out of global insolvency? All signs point to no.