[From "Considering the Consequences"]

The Fog of War is a documentary featuring Robert McNamara[…]Key bit of dialogue between him and Kennedy during the Cuban Missile Crisis:
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This sort of conversation clearly doesn’t happen around the tables of the malicious parasites who’ve consolidated a stranglehold on America[…]This character flaw has been noted and resented for millennia

Let’s take two of their initiatives and consider some consequences. First, waging an unrelenting campaign of vilification and demographic displacement against the peaceful and productive white majority that the country requires to function. Second, using dishonest propaganda to enrage blacks by convincing them that they’re being subjected to wanton murder at the hands of white people and law enforcement

An obvious consequence is that it becomes impossible to lull enough citizens into a sense of complacency[…]particularly after a senile man was installed as president through fraud

A second is that the black population has successfully been incited to rage
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A third is clear to us but not to them. More and more whites have become alienated
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It’s impossible to demobilize an army of anti-white crusaders who’ve spent their whole lives getting imbued with hate. They can’t reverse migration policies[…]Blacks are never going to suddenly believe that they’re misinformed
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The people who stole America never considered the consequences of this offensive because it was launched through malignant instincts and emotions. If Kennedy was one of them, we’d probably be mutants dwelling in an irradiated wasteland