In the confusion following my most recent screwup, I briefly had an article here which stayed in only long enough for Genseric to post a single comment on it, which comment was lost in the confusion.

Generic pointed out that, from his EXPERIENCE, there might be certain weakness in our Diversity = White Genocide slogan. I may be misquoting him, but he feels that anti-whites are far more able to deal with that than our old approach.

I may be misquoting him. God knows that one impression we are all over is that Bob is always right.

But I have some of the same feeling.

I keep repeating that Diversity = White Genocide is NOT complete.

And, as so often happens in propaganda, an incomplete statement can be, repeat, CAN BE, more damaging than no statement at all.

Simply saying, “Diversity = White Genocide” reminds them of the old statement that “Integration will end the white race.”

Yes, it turns out we old segregationists were perfectly right about that, but that is not the way they react to it. In fact, they may be able to get the psychology of the discussion back to the days when segregationists were supposed to have said that simply because they opposed “Mixing THE races.”

It is vital that we get in The New Reality, that ONLY the white race is threatened.

We MUST include:
“Asia for the Asians
Africa for the Africans
White countries for everybody.”
Or some better version of the same statement.

If possible, when they say, “What is white?” we must actually SAY, “Defining white is no problem when you say: ‘Whites took America from the Indians.'”

We must actually SAY these things.

Too often I see a good start but no follow-up.

Yes, I know follow up is often blocked. Where the hell do you think I’ve been all these years?

But if that is the problem, why not say the WHOLE MINI-Mantra in the first place, complete with the Asia for Asians bit?

As Genseric says, one gets the feeling that anti-whites are too comfortable with Diversity = White Genocide ALONE.

Yes, this is a FEELING. Real propaganda is learned in practice and by FEEL.