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| Genocide ----"the systematic killing of, or a program of action intended to destroy, a whole national or ethnic group. "Blenders"
is the name I've given to what others call multiculturalism or the One
World Order. I chose this word because I believe it more correctly characterizes
what those who push the concept have in mind. Multiculturalism sounds
as though there are a bunch of different cultures in a society that are
each separate and distinct--a series of China Towns and Little Italys,
for example. One World Order seems to have taken on meanings of an economic
or political fusion of all the different nations of the Earth--a grand
version of NAFTA, perhaps. Blenders, on the other hand, indicates that
those pushing for multiculturalism and One World
Order are really trying to blend all races, nations and religions into
what I've called the Tan Everyman--the universal
human model. |
Much of the mainstream media pushes Blending the way cigarette companies push their products. In fact, when future historians write of this epoch they will no doubt discuss what is probably the most massive propaganda campaign in history as the Blenders work 24 hours a day to make self-genocide acceptable to distinct peoples around the world. The Los Angeles Times ran a story back on August 25, 1999 which gives ample examples of what the Blenders are doing to convince people to commit genocide on themselves. In a gushy front page story "Learning to Look Beyond Race," we see smiling people of different races dancing with each other in the city of Walnut, located in northern Los Angeles County. In
the story, readers are told that "Walnut's young people, seeing friends
rather than skin color, may represent America's future." We are then
told that Walnut "went from predominantly white to two-thirds Asian,
black or Latino in a generation," and is now "among the most
diverse (cities) in America." And a little further in the story we
read "Today, members of Walnut's white old
guard find themselves proud grandparents of children of partly Asian,
Latino and black heritage." Gush, gush.
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We also read that back when the population was changing a white woman started a 50 member Anglo-American Club as an alternative to the many ethnic clubs that were forming in the city and how one black woman who was convinced that "the club was a cover for a racist, whites-only group, not a bastion of ethnic pride, tried to force the issue by asking if she would be eligible to join. An Anglo member replied that 'she didn't see why on Earth' the woman would want to--and word of the exchange spread all over town." Soon, many white people in the town "express(ed) their outrage," over the comments by the white woman and the club fizzled." Gush, gush. ![]() The
article goes on and on in that vein. It's all about racial blending
Then when you turn to section E1 of the TIMES you see "What
Religious Diversity Sounds Like," which is an article about various
churches and other sites opening their doors to music of various faiths
during a festival. This article pushes religions blending. Also
on page E4 is a photo of black Soprano Denyce Graves in a semi-romantic
clutch with white tenor Placido Domingo as the two
prepare to perform "Samson et Dalila," at L.A. Opera's premiere
next month. |
Examples
of Blending propaganda and psychological conditioning could go on and
on, and it's not just the Los Angeles Times that is pushing this concept.
Check your own newspapers where you live and you'll see the same
thing, or go to the movies or watch TV. Blending is being pushed in thousands
of ways both subtle and gross. If
you think such propaganda doesn't work, then you're not aware of how easy
it is to persuade people to do things via such propaganda. The entire
advertising industry is based on being able to convince you to buy
things with words and images that seep into your subconscious
mind. All things good are associated with the product, say, cigarettes,
and your subconscious mind then makes you buy a pack based on the image.
You may deny that that's what motivated you to make your purchase and
you may be honest in your denial--at least in a conscious sense--but your
subconscious has told you that you want to be like
those beautiful and slim (if you're a woman) or cool or with it, or ruggedly
handsome (if you're male) people smiling on that billboard and smoking
a particular brand of cigarette. |
Herein, lies another problem because the Word of God has been given so many different translations that people are confused and can find just about anything they want by church shopping. The answer to this dilemma, if one is religiously inclined, is to find a church that relies on older non-Blender translations of the Bible and other religious books. What did God really demand? You need to find that out, and you won't find that in Blender churches which change to suit the changing fashions of every age. What about different religions? If God supposedly gave His truths to various religions, why do the modern adherents believe that they can modify these truths to be more acceptable to other religions? Is God real or is He just an invention of humans to justify compelling people to act in certain ways? If He's real, and if He said something back in history then chances are He meant it for all times. Suppose you're not religiously disposed, how can you know what is right and wrong? You need to look at true science and learn about genetics, evolution and other matters about how nature works to improve a species. Why are there different races to begin with? Are the different races only different in "minor" things such as skin colors or are there many more differences, and are these differences important? What does evolution really mean for man? What would a higher evolved human look and act like? Will such a being be able to run faster and have sharper teeth or will he have more of those things of the brain that have now put him above all other animals? Should humans breed for brute strength or stronger minds? If
you answer, both, then you fail to see the engineering problem that exists
in making a human. If you give him more of this you have to short him
out on something else in order to fit him into a viable package. Nature
or even God, if you prefer, must work with natural laws in creating everything.
On another level; no matter what race they belong to, people
should be insulted that they're being manipulated by the Blenders into
being consumers of the genocide of their particular genotypes. Those who are in the most danger of immediate genocide are white people. This is so because white people are a very tiny 10% minority on this planet. Fully 90% of all humans are non-white. Blacks
are also in danger of disappearing from the face of the Earth with such
Blending. If you plot out human populations
based on, say, skin color, you'll find that most cluster in
the center while the whitest and the blackest are out on the legs of what
will be a standard Bell Curve. It is these extremes that are in the most danger of genocide via blending. # # # |