[Oscar]

“The turning point for me was the media hysteria over the “It’s OK to be white” flyers around 2015. I was baffled:”

a good reminder that <i>their</i> polarization always results in <i>our</i> own (classical memetic rivalty as analyzed by René Girard).

Our problem is not polarization, our problem is (our) people believing in a third way.

[Alumnus]

Regarding the obvious non-whites, especially the most non-white ones. A few small steps when I was a young child. Afterwards, living in a very large city in the USA many years ago, itself constituted a very large step.

Regarding the Chosenites, I made some small steps when I was very young. I became familiar with their treatment by the education system and media in the US. Then, I critically read parts of the Old Testament and placed it in much Ancient History and Comparative Religion knowledge. Last, I became familiar with US foreign policy.

[AmericanWriter]

Learning about how Jews corrupt the nations they have settled in inevitably made me look more closely at my white roots.

[CrusaderCelt]

So odd that this question is asked on a dating site because in many ways, my gateway to White racial identity is tied to my last relationship. I guess I “discovered” the movement when I was laid off for Covid when I was like 29-30 – in hindsight, I’m not sure how it took me that long to wake up and smell the coffee. I was a cuckservative before all that started, but I guess I never found “that side of twitter” showcasing all of the black on White violence and whatnot. I grew up in Brampton Ontario and my city was completely taken over by Indians (in the 2016 census they were something like 46% of Brampton’s population).

When I was laid off for Covid, I started digging into some of those pizzagate qanon conspiracies but my digging continued to bring me past all that qanon stuff into WW2 and hollow hoax info/videos and then on White genocide, the colour of crime, race and IQ, etc.

Growing up in a place like Brampton, there is no sense of racial identity among White people. Of course, Whites generally associate with other Whites just because of the similar values and way of being, but they don’t attribute it to being White and they have no awareness that it’s because of their common racial traits. They’ll hang out with a brown or black person who dresses like them, or talks like them, or likes the same tv shows as them and say that person is exactly the same.

Personally, I dated brown girls just because there was way more of them than White ones. My experiences with one of them really started to open my eyes. First, her sister was married to a blue eyed polish man and their kids looked nothing like him or anyone in his family. Their younger one came out looking pretty white but he darkened after a couple months. Second, I took an ancestry dna test and that’s when I started developing my White cultural identity. I ran my results through mytrueancestry and was learning about all of the different ancient people groups that I descend from and my ex just didn’t understand it… and certain things she’d say, it was like she was putting me down (although I’d chalk it up to her simply being of poor pedigree and therefore not having any concept of pride in ancestors or culture).

So towards the tail end of this relationship I had developed a sense of racial (or at least cultural) identity and I had come to the unshakable conclusion that there is a concerted effort against White people… but the straw that broke the camel’s back was the difference in our reaction to these Covid lockdown protocols. Her, her family and her mixed race friend group were all more than eager to bend over and do what they were told by the government and media. I had a couple of her friends over a few times and we went to get drinks from the store on my street and buddy was like “I can’t go in because I don’t have a mask” and I was like “watch the pro” lol.

But my ex would get into arguments with me because I was going to lockdown protests, which I was noticing that in a place like Toronto where the population is less than 50% White, the lockdown protests were 95%+ White. THOUSANDS of people lining the streets of Toronto and most of them were White… you wouldn’t even think that many White people existed in Toronto. I got arrested at a farmer’s market in Brampton over not wearing a mask and broke up with her because I was roughed up and didn’t want to have the argument about it.

I came out of that relationship with the understanding that nonwhites are so concerned with status (because they’re outsiders) that they’ll go along with whatever bullshit; where we have more of a fighting spirit. At least, that was my rough understanding of it back then. At that time I was an odinist, but I’ve since become a Christian with the understanding that simply we are the only ones with a Godly spirit.

I left the city last year because they’re antiwhite hellholes full of purple haired troons and the jobs and careers there seem geared towards beating us down as a people. The differences between White and mixed communities are so vast and I feel a little bit robbed of the experience of growing up in a White community.

It’s been a wild ride for me over the last couple of years. I’ve gone from being an agnostic spiritualist, race mixing, conservative city boy working in the legal field to being a racialist Christian nationalist country boy framing houses in the country and I couldn’t be happier doing what I’m doing.

[DigitalWestern]

Well stated Jonathan, and thank you for the reply. The double standards regarding what is permissible for blacks vs. whites really are incredible. Blacks seem completely oblivious or indifferent to expressing racial bigotry towards others, while simultaneously interpreting every slight no matter how minor as proof of “racism” against them. They are instructed to behave like this by Zio-Marxist popular culture, i.e. multinational media corporations owned and operated by Jewish ethnocentrists.

[Jonathan]

Growing up i was taught never to be a racist, and i believed that all through my teens and into my mid-twenties. But always under the assumption, non-whites had to act the same way. However around 2017 i began to notice the double-standard in TV and movies. i realised that Blacks were allowed to say things that White people never would be able to say. One movie stood out for me in particular. Jumanji 2 (the new one), one of the Black characters said “I gotta stop hanging around white people”, that caused my resolve to crack but not break, the big break came in 2020 when: you guessed it…..When George Floyd died in police custody which caused the BLM riots in America which was scary enough. But what really alarmed me was that there was rioting in my own country, 3000 miles away from where the death took place! It was then I realised that something was very wrong. This proved to me that despite our best efforts to integrate them into our society. Black people hate us viciously and are looking for a fight. They use their colour as an excuse for their behaviour. And they know it. Then about a year later, I was walking around the Bluewater shopping centre, and I couldn’t help but notice these banners hanging all around, with slogans which read: “The importance of Black Britain”. It was at this point I started to get really concerned, because the banners weren’t about “equal Britain” or even “multicultural Britain” but Black Britain specifically. It was then I realized this was no simple protest for equality, or a simple message of black lives mattering (although they seem to matter less to their own people than to anyone else). Blacks don’t want to simply coexist in a multi-racial utopian existence with equality for all; This was revolution, on a global scale, meant to overthrow everything our people and country once was, all our history, all our culture, and the accomplishments that my ancestors fought (and died) to defend. They want to rule over us and are already making further plans to do so. These two events gave me the final push towards racial awareness, and I can say with absolute certainty i am completely pro-white.

[DigitalWestern]

@Benjamin Thank you for sharing! God’s blessings be upon you.

[Anonymous]

My awakening began in the wake of Trump’s election. It was my first time I was old enough to vote in a presidential election and I remember my family (as fairly run of the mill conservatives) were fairly engaged with the debates and campaigns. That little bit got me slightly interested in American politics and I remember debating and talking with lots of people online while I had downtime at work. The racial aspect mostly passed me by until Charlottesville. Until then I was for immigration reform because i wanted higher wages. However I began seeing people make more racial and nationalistic arguments and it was seeing how other reacted to them that began to place my racial identify in the forefront of my mind.

My nascent racial identity prompted me to push back against the civic nationalists and leftists every time I saw their arguments for what they were: antiwhite. Similar to you, I saw the “Its okay to be White” posters and if I was pro white before that I became vehemently radical in my support for my race. It was like I had been going though life half blind and suddenly I could see. I breezed though The Greatest Story Never Told and Europa: The Last Battle and it was like dominos, I couldn’t get enough and learned so much I felt like I was goin insane with just how much of my previous worldview was a complete and utter lie. The JQ, White demographic replacement, the weaponization of western institutions.

Thank you for sharing, and good luck with your blog!

[DigitalWestern]

In this thread we can share stories of how we found “the movement” — or, in other words, how our worldviews changed to being pro-white, whether privately or publicly. If you’ve always had a positive view of whites, or if you never felt any pronounced ethnomasochism, you can share your story here as well.

When I was growing up in a blue state, it was just the automatic assumption that ANY form of white identity was perhaps the lowest form of evil possible. The simple statement “I’m proud to be white” was associated with heartless murder, dumb hillbillies, inhuman Nazi psychopathy, slavery, poor completely innocent non-whites ruthlessly lynched by savage insane white demons, and so on. As a white kid, I learned very quickly that expressing any form of positive feelings about my own race was inexcusable. Racial pride for my kind had been stomped into dust long before I was born.

The turning point for me was the media hysteria over the “It’s OK to be white” flyers around 2015. I was baffled: the flyers didn’t denigrate any other race; they didn’t claim that whites were superior to any other race; so why were mainstream media outlets tripping over themselves to condemn this statement, literally that it’s okay to be born with white skin and to exist?

From there, the entire anti-white apparatus began to collapse in my mind, and many of the things I’d taken for granted – arguments which once held water – were no longer reasonable or even logically consistent when subjected to scrutiny. Nearly a decade later, it’s become more and more difficult to see what whites across the planet are subjected to as anything less than the early stages of a genocide, using the UN definition.

When you see how much we’re hated just for existing, it can feel pretty hopeless. Each of us are blamed for things we never did. People like me were taught to treat all people with respect and extend the olive branch, only to have that olive branch sharpened into a spear and thrust back into our chest by those to whom we offered compassion. And if we object to our mistreatment, we either get gaslit and told it’s all in our heads, or we just get mocked and dismissed.

We’re relegated to the dark corners of the internet, and we have to commiserate in the shadows while living under a regime that encourages all non-whites to champion their ethnic identity, while threatening us with banishment, unemployment, homelessness, prison, and worse for daring celebrate our own ancestry.

Anyways, although I digressed a bit at the end there, please feel free to share your own story of how you wound up here. Although sometimes it feels like we’re completely alone, I suspect there are many more of us than we realize, and it is comforting to know that there are others around the planet who see the deck stacked against us by this despicable system.

And for a shameless self-plug, a little while back I started a blog called Europhobia. The sole purpose of the blog is to document expressions of anti-white bigotry around the world, using their own words and articles, with little to no editorializing. We’re at the point where those who hate us can rationalize that saying “I hate white people” is not an expression of hatred, or that mistreating us or demonizing us because we’re white is not discriminatory, and if it is, we ‘deserve’ it. The URL is: https://europhobia.blog

Cheers to you, remain optimistic, have faith in yourself, trust yourself and love yourself, if you’re of the mindset have faith in God, and be strong.

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