Indeed a sad story that seems all too common these days. I'm always amazed when I go back home to the US to visit just how many people are oblivious to what is going on right under their noses. Either the MSM has rendered them incapable of seeing it or they don't want to see it for themselves. Perhaps they are driven by some higher notion of social justice that prevents them from observing and assessing the situation for what it is.    One of the great things about living abroad in a country that is not under direct ZOG control is that I meet quite a few other whites and I suppose that you could call us a diaspora of sorts. It's refreshing to see that when away from the watchful eye of big brother (and also free of any penalties for speaking our mind or standing or ground, as well as sympathetic feelings from our hosts) that the majority of whites that I meet know the score and correctly and unapologetically identify the threats the white race currently faces.    Without fear of retribution or civil penalty it seems that most whites, irrespective of country of origin are willing to discuss the threat that blacks and 3rd worlders post to our continued existence. They almost never use the qualifying statement I'm not racists or anything, but... either and just say it how it is. When I'm back at home in the States, most of those that are willing to comment on the black or mexican problem almost always qualify their feelings with this statement. I usually cut them off once they say this by telling them then we probably don't have a chance now, do we?    Although I feel a bit hypocritical commenting on these things while I'm living far away from the problems, I do see how much has changed each time I come back, and I'm truly grateful for the opportunity living abroad has afforded me to meet many wonderful white folks from the UK, continental Europe, Australia, NZ, SA, Canada, etc and when I talk to them and know that they are aware of what we face that we indeed have hope. I'd like to think of our time here as time spent regrouping and operating away from ZOG in the hopes of making a difference one day.