US Election 2020: A Lesson in Race, Demographics, Not “Fraud”
[Note: This site agrees with Mr. Kemp’s observations about the chnging demography of the U.S. However, we believe that the presidential election saw massive fraud and corruption and that Donald Trump was, in fact, elected President. — Paul Fromm]
As the Trump faction scrambles to lodge a barrage of dubious legal appeals against the outcome of the US Presidential election 2020, a sober assessment of the racial voting patterns—and American demographics—provides a much simpler reason for the election result: obvious racial demographics.
I would urge everyone to consider the following before jumping on the conspiracy bandwagon, which in this particular case, is being driven by the race-denying “conservatives.”
In 2020, the majority of under 18 year olds in America were nonwhite.
By 2027 — that, is, in six year’s time, the majority of under 29 year olds in America will be nonwhite.
What this means is that in 2020, the majority of under 23 year olds in America are nonwhite.
Exit polls have revealed what this meant in terms of racial turnout for the candidates.
(Bear in mind that the US Federal definition of “white” includes all Arabs, all Middle Easterners, and anyone else who is not “black,” “Latino,’ or “native American.’
42 % of whites voted for Biden
12% of blacks voted for Trump
27% of “Latino” voters voted for Trump.
In a nutshell, Biden won the election through a combination of white liberals (a minority of the white vote) and massive nonwhite support.
This also explains why the results from the major metropolitan areas (Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Raleigh etc) most often mentioned in the “fraud” conspiracy theories, went overwhelmingly for Biden.
There was no doubt some cheating (have you ever seen an election without some?) but it is highly doubtful that this was of such a large scale as to influence millions of votes.
These fraud conspiracy theories all ignore the reality of race and its effect upon society, and indeed, civilization itself. In that way, they are even dangerous in themselves.
It was, quite frankly, surprising that Trump won in 2016, and would have been doubly surprising if he had won in 2020.
Furthermore, it is also clear that if the Republican Party had not lost in 2020, they would most certainly have lost in 2024.
This leads on to the inevitable question: What now for white Americans?
Firstly, It is clear that democracy, or elections, offers no hope of salvation for white America. The Third World invasion is now so complete, that it is impossible to win elections, even with the majority of the white vote, as 2020 has demonstrated.
Given this fact, what does the future hold for white Americans? There are essentially two paths:
1. Just let things slide so that whites become a minority in the country they founded. This will lead to America becoming a large South Africa, which contains a shrinking white minority, hated and despised because they still are the only ones who can create wealth and progress; blamed for all nonwhite failures to achieve; and subjected to ever-increasing nonwhite violent criminality as the have-nots seize what little the whites have left.
Or
2. Whites can congregate in an area (geographical consolidation), form a majority in those areas, and steadily push towards secession as the US collapses into Third World status.
Orania in South Africa provides a perfect parallel. If whites trapped in South Africa do not start congregating in Orania and de facto seize possession of the Northern Cape to the western seaboard, they will be ultimately be exterminated. It is as simple as that.
Similarly, if white Americans do not physically congregate and de facto seize possession of a state or states in America, they too will be ultimately be exterminated. It is as simple as that.
This is the ultimate law of nature: those who form the majority population in a territory, determine the nature of the civilization in that region.
Anything else, such as conspiracy theories about “cheating” or “betrayal” are meaningless diversionary nonsense, and distract from a clear understanding of the racial factor as the ultimate determinant of history.