A Single, Digestible Reckoning with the Quietest Conquest in History Our forefathers crossed an ocean in wooden ships, bled the British at Yorktown, and wrote a Constitution that began “We the People of the United States.” Two centuries later, their posterity is being replaced—one illegal entry, one H-1B visa, one chain petition, and one hospital …
The Ultimate Chain Starters Imagine a nation founded by men who crossed storm-tossed oceans in wooden ships, fought and died for the right to govern themselves, and wrote a Constitution that began with the words “We the People of the United States.” Now picture that same nation, two centuries later, granting full citizenship—passports, voting rights, …
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The Short Legal Definition – Today An Ethnic American is a white person of good moral character who has lived continuously in the United States for at least five years and can speak English. That is the 21st-century working definition, built directly on the wording of the Naturalization Act of 1790, adjusted only for the …
One visa isn’t just one person. It’s a seed that sprouts a family tree – and then a forest. That’s chain migration in a nutshell: a single entry point, legal or otherwise, that balloons into dozens of relatives over years or decades. For Ethnic Americans – those free white persons of good moral character, as …
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Fellow Ethnic Americans, We stand once more on the ramparts of our inheritance, descendants of those hardy souls who felled forests, tamed rivers, and forged a republic from the wilds—English yeomen, Scots-Irish frontiersmen, German craftsmen, and Irish laborers whose callused hands built cathedrals of steel and stone. Our bloodlines trace back to the Jamestown landings, …
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The Corporate Conquest: How White Collar “Legal” Visas are displacing our people in their own country Fellow Ethnic Americans—whether your family landed in Jamestown, came on the Mayflower, fought under Washington at Valley Forge, crossed the Atlantic fleeing famine in Ireland, built steel mills as Poles in Pittsburgh, farmed the Great Plains as Germans, arrived …
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Erasing Our Posterity one illegal at a time This piece runs very long, yet it barely scratches the surface of the illegal invasion and the endless grifts that sustain it—from elite master-plans to street-level scams that hollow out our republic. I’ve condensed what I can into a single article, pulling from parking-lot counts, leaked documents, …
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How Elite Universities, Foreign Students and Poisoned Textbooks Displaced the Posterity of 1790 Fellow Ethnic Americans—the free white persons of good character enshrined in the 1790 Naturalization Act, the explicit “Posterity” named in the Constitution’s Preamble. Greetings. A great Ethnic American on X named John Church (@JohnSmith75757) wrote: “Our military is about 2 million strong, …
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If you’ve ever wondered what the Preamble to the Constitution actually meant the day it was written, not the 2025 civics-class fairy tale, buckle up. 99 % of Americans have never read the document the Framers wrote 72 days later that tells you exactly who “We the People” includes. Spoiler: it’s not “everyone” Enter the Federalist …
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The Giant Sucking Sound That Hollowed Out Every American Town Fellow Ethnic Americans—the free white persons of good character enshrined in the 1790 Naturalization Act, the explicit “Posterity” named in the Constitution’s Preamble—do you remember being a kid in 1992, sitting cross-legged on the living-room carpet, watching Ross Perot on a giant tube TV? That …
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