Immigration Jihad Isn't a Conspiracy Theory. It's a Conspiracy! It's History!

By Rich Kozlovich 

Don't delude  yourself into believing immigration to America won't change America.  It did in the past, it's doing it now, and it will do it in the future.  In the past the changes weren't as dramatic as we're seeing now because most of the immigrants came from cultures based on Judaic/Christian principles, and America was universally considered a Christian nation, albeit, without a national religion.   The left has been working to destroy the Judaic/Christian ethic  since the French Revolution.  Obama did his best to bringing about that change as much as possible, and the Biden administration went all out on it. 

Lars Møller posted this article, Barbarians at the Gate saying:

The fact that migrants, whatever their origin, single out the West as the destination of their perilous journey is due to the expectation of prosperity rather than admiration of Western values. Of course, they are indifferent to the exhortations of the Gospels, the critical thinking of the Enlightenment, and freedom of speech. Inadvertently, they are the invaders and spearhead colonizers of our time, driven by basic motives such as envy and greed. What “infidels” have in the West, they also want for themselves........While the Visigoths and Franks fought for everything they held dear when they were attacked by the Moors, the French of today have already given up the fight for freedom and resigned themselves to a self-inflicted destiny as dhimmis. 

In Germany the North African crime rate "for rape is up 169% and Murder up 110% in 4 years", and, Muammar Gaddafi, the epitome of a sly, capricious tyrant" stated:

 Europe, the ancient stronghold of Christianity (and the refuge for Christians persecuted in the Middle East and Africa), would eventually be conquered by Muslims, though thanks to baby carriages rather than tanks......We have fifty million Muslims in Europe. There are signs that Allah will grant Islam victory in Europe.....

In the late 1800's Otto Von Bismarck stated Europe isn't a country.  Unlike the United States, which shares a mostly same culture and language, Europe is a geographical designation, all speaking different languages with different foundational social paradigms, many times within the same countries.   Europe is currently made up of 44 countries, those countries have history, a history of reckless values heedless of the consequences of those actions.   Nations that were small and yet were in control of empires, are now third rate countries, in a second rate continent with histories of mutual hate and loathing.  

Europe is doomed. It now seems clear we're seeing the beginning of an uprising in the ethnic European populations. The elitists in power intend to destroy that via police/military actions. 

The result?

There are two options. There will be civil war on a massive scale all over Europe, or Europe will be consumed by Islam, and then the violence will never end, and these globalists who've embraced this will find they're not in control as they hoped to be.  Once Pandora's box is opened, and civil unrest is unleashed, it can't be totally closed.....ever.

No matter what course is taken, Europe as we know it is doomed, demographically, culturally, socially, and economically. Their historical end cycle is now, and all end cycles result in massive economic downturns and violence.  What will emerge when the new cycle begins is hard to predict, but I'm betting what ever emerges will not bring Europe back out of the pit they've dug themselves into.

Also, I'm currently reading Tony Judt's book, Postwar, A History of Europe Since 1945. While this was written in 2006, it's just as insightful now as it was then. I recommend it, as the patterns play out over and over again, and his book demonstrates that.

The Greatest Cover-Up in Human History

Ben Shapiro Mar 01, 2023 

First, it was supposedly a conspiracy theory.

Then, it was banned.

Finally, it was true.

The so-called "lab leak" theory of the origins of COVID-19 -- the theory that COVID-19 originated in at the Wuhan Institute of Virology and then was unintentionally loosed -- was always the most probable explanation for the outbreak of the deadly virus. After all, as Jon Stewart correctly joked in 2021, "'Oh, my God, there's a novel respiratory coronavirus overtaking Wuhan, China. What do we do?' 'Oh, you know who we could ask? The Wuhan novel respiratory coronavirus lab.' The disease is the same name as the lab. That's just a little too weird, don't you think?"

But for well over a year, it was considered verboten to mention the lab leak theory. When Senator Tom Cotton, R-Ark., posited the possibility of a lab leak in February 2020, he was roundly mocked by the media. The New York Times headlined, "Senator Tom Cotton Repeats Fringe Theory of Coronavirus Origins." Scientific American headlined -- in March 2022! -- "The Lab-Leak Hypothesis Made It Harder for Scientists to Seek the Truth." Facebook actively quashed attempts to disseminate the theory; Dr. Anthony Fauci went on national television and downplayed the theory...........To Read More....

Tom Cotton Vindicated After Lab Leak Report: ‘The Only Conspiracy Here Was Conspiracy of Silence Among the Left’ -  During an appearance on FNC’s “Hannity,” Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR), once criticized for a New York Times op-ed recommending an aggressive posture regarding China, reacted to a Wall Street Journal report that the Biden administration now acknowledges culpability for the COVID-19 pandemic. The Arkansas Republican said although he was accused of conspiracy-mongering, those on the left were the ones engaged in a “conspiracy of silence.”...........

 Did Wray Just Answer a Question About the Origin of COVID Honestly? - Although FBI Director Christopher Wray dodged his way through a Tuesday night interview with Fox News’ Brett Baier, he answered one question with remarkable clarity. Referencing Sunday’s report in The Wall Street Journal, Baier noted that the Energy Department had revised their assessment of the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic. Based on new intelligence, the agency now concludes with “low confidence” that the virus originated from an accidental laboratory leak at »

Surprise: More Right-Wing 'Conspiracies' and 'Misinformation' Being Confirmed by Factual Evidence

Guy Benson  February 27, 2023

Let's begin with the important point that dangerous misinformation and conspiracy theories are, in fact, real problems that seem to be gaining momentum in American politics.  The Left flatters itself by pretending this phenomenon is, more or less, the sole or overwhelming province of the Right, all while indulging or embracing their own falsehoods.  

But these things do exist, on both sides, and they really do threaten to warp our collective sense of reality by injecting poisonous forms of paranoia into our discourse and polity.  But here's what also erodes trust in institutions, and degrades the importance of truth, within American society: Partisans and ideologues, posing as neutral arbiters, arrogantly declaring ideas or allegations with which they disagree to be "misinformation" and "conspiracy theories" -- not just debatable or controversial, mind you, but factually wrong, and dangerously so.  This goes beyond dishonesty; it's irresponsible...........To Read More.....

Time to Give the Conspiracy Theorists a Break?

August 5, 2022 By Charlotte Cushman

How many times have you heard, "That sounds like a conspiracy theory to me"?  Was it because you asked if the virus was released from a lab in China?  Or did you question the safety and effectiveness of the "vaccines"?  Did you ask why doctors and nurses are not free to treat their patients according to their best judgment instead of government protocols?  Or maybe you asked about the decrease in energy, selling our oil to China, the problems with supply chains, government deficit spending, censorship on social media, inflation, food shortages, the rise in racism, the burning of our cities, our unprotected border, and the release of criminals.  Did you wonder why everything is getting worse?  Is there is a plan to destroy Western civilization?

Dismissing questions about the decline of our country as conspiracy theories is an attempt at intimidation in order to discourage people from further investigations into those questions.  Or even investigations into conspiracy theories themselves.  Maybe we should take a look at the possibility of conspiracies since the left seems so intent on invalidating them.

A conspiracy is a secret agreement between two or more people to perform together an illegal, wrongful, or subversive act.  A conspiracy can be a little plan or a big one, and it may or may not involve the government.  The claim has been made that conspiracies can't exist because it only takes one person to reveal the plan, and then everyone knows about it.  This isn't necessarily true.  For one thing, whistleblowers are often viewed as crack pots, and their message is frequently disparaged instead of investigated to determine if it is true.  Furthermore, the leaders of some perverse movements have stated their despicable goals outright, and their messages have been ignored.  So no matter whether there is a whistleblower or an outright admission of the plan, conspiracies are not necessarily taken seriously, so the plan can remain a secret right out in the open for all to see.

It just isn't true that conspiracies don't or can't exist.  There have been secret plans throughout history:...........Time to Give the Conspiracy Theorists a Break?

COVID, a series of accidents or a planned conspiracy?

October 15, 2021 By Peter Skurkiss

With the advent of the Wuhan virus in early 2020, the country has been severely disrupted, metaphorically turned upside down. We've gone from ubiquitous mask wearing to locking down the economy to the release of untested vaccines to now harsh vaccine mandates. And all though this torturous process, freedoms that were once taken for granted in the U.S. have been steadily chipped away. We've even witnessed the 2020 presidential election being stolen. by increasing mail-in voting, extended time for voting, and overriding state election laws by a number of governors and attorneys general. Containing the Wuhan virus was the pretext for this, and it made extensive cheating possible. 

Looking back at what has transpired, a question must be asked: Is this whole COVID mess the result of a series of random accidents and bad decision by those in authority? Or is it a subterfuge that has been planned out in advance? The latter point brings us to conspiracy theory territory............To Read More.....