Will Trump say “White Genocide” before he says “white”?

Trump never mentions the group that elected him: whites.

Maybe because he dreams that universal love for Trump will hold the country together, or he hopes at least to stay in office, Trump has bowed to the anti-white rule that wags its finger at any direct mention of whites as a group.

Whites are unmentionable.

But whites are also this country’s favorite topic of discussion!

How can that contradiction be?

The way it’s done is as plain as a slap in the face, or would be, if not for our having been hypnotized to not notice it.

The transcendent evil of whiteness is hammered into us all day every day by the constant use of negative code words that are understood to refer to whites and to whites only.

For example, “racism” is the hottest topic of public discussion in the U.S., but any discussion of “racism” is understood to be a discussion about WHITES and WHITES ONLY.

They say they’re anti-racist. What they are is anti-white.

“Anti-racist” is a code word for anti-white

The r-word is used with frequency, vigor and effect only against whites. It provides justification for anti-white laws and policies that carry out White Genocide, and it keeps whites too doped up with self-hatred to oppose White Genocide.

White self-hatred is SICK!!! 

Anti-racist is a code word for anti-white

When a discussion is about “hate,” it’s understood that the discussion is about WHITES.

Anti-whites work hard to confine public reference to whites to negative code words like “racist” and “hate,” and to derogatory terms like “white supremacist” and “white privilege.” 

Terms that were once completely neutral, like “white people,” “whites,” or “white folk,” which could potentially be used even today to say positive things about whites, have been retuned by anti-whites to sound slightly boorish at best, and blatantly “racist” at worse. So politicians avoid those terms and no longer make simple statements like:

“I was elected mainly by white folk in my district who want their country to remain majority white and want their grand-children to be white. I intend to represent them.”

That statement uses the word “white” non-disparagingly three times. Treble racism. And since even the word “white” is almost a pejorative itself now, anyone who wants anything to remain white is ipso facto a contemptible “racist” and “hater.”

So in the U.S. today the white race cannot safely be mentioned publicly except to denigrate it, the President of the United States is hated as being a racist champion of whites even though he doesn’t dare even mention whites, and The Sleeping White Titan (#5)  is slowly stirring and saying enough of this anti-white genocidal crap!

President Trump, the next time you say, “I love the Mexican people,” please add, “I also love the good old American White people who elected  me.” That will strengthen American whites’ sense of identity, and may cause anti-whites’ hatred of whites to explode into a white-hot fury that will display their white-hating nature to everyone.

But President Trump, you will accomplish even more if you will just step up your White Genocide game —  you retweeted a twitter user with the handle “WhiteGenocideTM,” so why not just say, “I love the Mexican people, but I don’t want them to be used to commit White Genocide in our country.”

The results of your saying that will be interesting, Mr. President.

And if you think about it, either statement translates simply as, “It’s okay to be white.” Certainly no one will accuse you of “racism” for saying no more than that, eh?

So readers, what do you think? Can President Trump slow White Genocide more effectively by simply mentioning white people, or should he explicitly alert white people to White Genocide? 

Let the president know which option you prefer him to immediately take!

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