On one major point anti-whites are perfectly correct: As white genocide becomes more and more familiar, other questions will be raised.

It is forgotten now, but the hard line Soviets were right in the 1980s: Once discussion was allowed to start, the whole system would collapse.

As usual, no one but me noticed the pivotal moment in history. Gorbachev was visiting Estonia, and began to talk with the crowd on the street. He looked at one of the complainants and said, with a smile, “Would you like Estonia to SECEDE?”

I knew the look on his face very well. It was the look Northerners always had when they mentioned secession. It was the confidence that nobody wanted to seceded from the USSR.

“You complain about integration? Well, we COULD just kick you out of the Union!”

The American press had had a heyday on exactly the same theme. There were endless numbers of cartoons showing men in Confederate uniforms labeled “Ukraine” and Estonia” and so forth.

Secessions? It was a JOKE!

Only I seemed to remember that the Soviet Constitution, like the Canadian Constitution of 1867, specifically allowed secession!

What I saw that no one else seemed to notice was the look on Gorby’s face when the Estonian said, “YES!”

He looked exactly the way a Yankee would look if a Southerner relied “YES” to secession and then showed we could DO it.

It was a pivotal moment, and only I saw it.

Anti-whites shout that if we are allowed to question White Genocide, people will start questioning everything else the public has been forced to accept over two generations.

They are perfectly correct.

Like the Soviet Establishment before it, our present neo-Marxists rulers are in a balloon they think is a monolith.