Hatred of minorities or Love of country and kin?

Tobias Rathgen, the Hanau gunman, recording a short video that he posted online. He left behind a 24-page “script” detailing recollections of his life and his “racist, sexist” worldview, according to the media. It's been confiscated by authorities and we will probably never be allowed to see it, instead be fed quotes by the media, or possibly a radically condensed version after it's been carefully studied. This man should have mailed it to someone if he wanted it to be known.

By Carolyn Yeager

The recent “shooter” incident in Germany that resulted in 11 deaths is being predictably hyped for all it's worth as an indictment of “Right-wing” thinking. Equally, it is being used as a slamming blow against any revival of German identity and German pride. See how it is being covered on Deutsche Welle, Germany's national broadcaster.

The nine victims of Rathgen's planned rampage (the other two were himself and his mother, in their home) were all of foreign parentage, most not even citizens. Of what has been revealed at this writing, five of the nine were Turkish citizens, living and even running businesses geared to Turks in Germany. One each was from Bosnia-Herzegovina, Romania and Bulgaria. The ninth was a Roma woman who was shot and killed in an adjacent corner store, not in one of the two "hookah-smoking" bars where the others were shot.

When “innocent” people are killed, it is extremely dangerous to speak up on behalf of their killer. Yet there comes a time when the danger to a people is so great that, no matter what the circumstances, we must speak up for our own. As far as I have been able to learn, this German man, Tobias Rathgen, who at age 43 lived with his parents, was a psychologically troubled person. He seems to have been delusional and paranoid from a young age, but was able to conceal these tendencies from authorities who might have intervened. If he never got into any trouble, then he never raised any red flags in a country where German-blooded folk don't get much attention anyway. Just pay your taxes and keep quiet.

Rathgen's father has been identified as an unpopular figure in their neighborhood because of a tendency to complain about minor things like garbage cans and hedges, once even being accused of hiding his neighbor's trash cans. The mother and son were rarely seen, said neighbors. It appears he was part of a dysfunctional family, to say the least.

However, Tobias was a member of a shooting club where he practiced with his handguns, but no one there knew him well. He's not been tagged as a member of any political party. No friends have come forth, so far. So here is a person who was apparently intelligent enough not to give himself away for 40 years, while he incubated in his own ideas about the nation and city he was supposed to feel a part of. Conspiracy theorists and intelligence agencies are working to tie him to any larger movement they can, via the internet. And they will, in order to have a reason to shut it/them down. But in any honest process, one cannot easily get from his background as it's known to that he was a product of “far-right extremism.” He was more likely a product of a suppressed anti-German police state that cared little for people like him. How can you shut down a sensitive and non-compliant individual's reaction to such a repressive environment for Germans as Germany is? You can't, and still have something resembling a democracy.

Still, that is what they will try to do. All we're hearing so far is the usual cry to “do something … about the far right.” It's easy to direct the populace to blame “far right extremists”—even before the facts of the case are all gathered, let alone analyzed. There is no analysis worthy of the name allowed by the left. Justice minister Christine Lambrecht, a member of the Social Democrat party in Angela Merkel's coalition government, right away pointed to the “far-right” as the "greatest threat to our democracy," and said she would introduce new legislation against hate crimes. Foreign Minister Heiko Maas echoed the same sentiments, as did German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier. Both are also Social Democrat lefties.

Angela Merkel herself immediately came out to make a public statement that began: “Racism is a poison, hate is a poison, and this poison exists in our society and it's responsible for far too many crimes.” We know who she holds responsible. Thus the die is cast; there is no hope for coming together. The AfD is being blamed, with the face of Björn Hoecke shown when “extremism in Germany” is discussed on television. This is a global manifestation that is coordinated to the extent it can be, and definitely includes attacks on Donald Trump in the U.S., even though he is sure to win another term as president, barring some extreme illegality. Trump is becoming more aware all the time of the depths of this resistance, and every one of you reading here should too. Please stop being sidetracked by minor disturbances and face the fact that the Left rightfully fears losing to populism all the ground it has gained since its World War II victory, thus will pull no punches from here on. They are going all out, everywhere, to save their dominant position.

Why does “racism” exist?

To answer why racism divides society, it must be asked: Why the insistence on bringing different races together in the first place? It is not because of the need for their labor; that is a deception. Such people are mainly unable to succeed in the higher level jobs that first-world countries have need of. This is a no-brainer, and when first-worlders see through the charade and the lies, some become resentful of what's being done to their country, and to their own personal influence within it. If they have any spunk in them, they will! They become racists.

Germany, first in the line of attack because of its role in the world wars and it's economic strength, exhibits for us what will follow for the rest of us “first worlders.” And done with our help, which is what makes it even more appalling and hard to swallow. When we are not allowed to exercise our voice on these issues, some will find a way to take action in desperation or hopelessness, as we're seeing in the form of these sporadic multiple murders. History is replete with this lesson. Don't fall for the charge of "evil" when it comes to these perpetrators. Take that dumb-dumb word out of your vocabulary altogether.

First necessary thing: Do not say, write or repeat that “Racism" is bad, wrong, or "the problem” in any circumstance. You thereby reinforce their idea that “race has no meaning," usually accompanied with the deluded idea it's clever to use it against those who are using it against you--by calling them racist! Race difference is a reality that can be studied and not a bargaining chip with which to win cheap points.

Second necessary thing: People have a right to live in peace in their own historic areas, within their national boundaries, among their own cultural and racial kin, without being forced to accept thousands, even millions of “refugees” or “migrants” that are culturally foreign to them, and without it being described as “racist,” xenophobic, or hate-inspired when they won't. Along with this: Democracy must be clearly defined whenever it's discussed, and also what is a Republic. These terms are being trampled by the Left with the help of the world-wide far-left media that works to dumb-down the populace.

Third thing: None of us have to atone for the past with financial reparations, especially since fault is usually found on both sides. We should admit the mistakes of the past in order to help us to more intelligently move forward, which is called Historical Revisionism.

Get your head straight about these three things and VOTE accordingly to the best of your ability. It's understood that candidates don't always fall across clear lines. Dismiss most of the conspiracy theories that soon become passing fancies, but are used to distract us from keeping our attention on the above three things. You'll be happier and more productive.