#12 Undercover Lover | 2013-01-09 02:21
I don't think so Jason. If anti-whites start saying "you don't speak for us" then we've already been in power for several years (maybe even several elections in several countries). It would only be in a society that's ASSUMED to be pro-white where anti-whites would feel the need to say "you don't speak for us."
I think they will continue trying to claim the establishment as theirs (by calling us "racists") right up till the point people start voting large chunks of them out of office. They'll probably try to switch to another word in those elections. Probably something like "discriminator."
Other racial groups will begin to stop using the anti-white family of words and switch to our family of words like pro-black, anti-black, etc... I think racial groups will begin to segregate themselves at that point.
Then some of the anti-whites will begin to shift in our direction while others start IDENTIFYING AS "anti-white."
The first group will start to openly condemn the second for being anti-white and start saying things like "I'm not anti-white but..." -- followed by something anti-whites like.
The second group will start feeling the need to rationalize their position like "mixed race people are better" and will purposefully choose non-white partners. They will be gone in a generation and will be remembered like people think of "Nazis" today; their own non-existence as proof of their genocidal plans.
The other option is that anti-whites start to get desperate and violent. Civil wars (that would be called unrest) would start popping up all over white countries, followed by wars everywhere else.
The only reason I think this is a possibility is because we are entering a racial era and it does seem like things are heating up over the gun issue in the U.S. Neither side seems to be backing down. There also seems to be a lot of people/political bodies arming themselves.
However I'm starting to think that's less and less likely as our message spreads. There wasn't a civil wars when the berlin wall came down. There wasn't a civil war when anti-whites imposed their terminology on us in the 60's. The side without a consistent message just backed down and gave in.
At least that's my understanding of what Bob is explaining to us.