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Suicidal Empathy in Rhodesia. This is Judith Todd. She had the luck to be born in one of the wealthiest and most secure countries at the time. But she chose to make it a life's mission to destroy it. She was advocating for the destruction of Rhodesia and the majority rule of the black population, claiming that this would bring prosperity and democracy. During the Bush wars, she was openly sympathizing with Marxist guerrillas and terrorists. The government did not punish her and just put her under supervision. After Rhodesia fell and Mugabe raised to power, she celebrated. Then Mugabe started a brutal genocidal civil war and turned Rhodesia into the kleptocracy of Zimbabwe. Again, Judith started criticizing the government, but this time it did not work out well. She was arrested, beaten, and raped by a black militant. Then she stripped her of her Zimbabwean citizenship and had to flee to South Africa. Don't be like Judith. Don't destroy the foundation of your security and wealth.

Suicidal Empathy in Rhodesia II Lillian Margaret Burton and her husband Robert were part of the liberal opposition to Rhodesia. They were advocating for dismantling their own nation and sided with African nationalists. On 8 May 1960, a 39-year-old housewife, was driving near Ndola with her two young daughters, Debbie, aged 12, and Rosemary, aged 4. A mob of African nationalists stopped her car, smashed the windows with stones, poured gasoline over her and her daughters, and set them on fire. When Margaret exited, the mob laughed at her and beat her with sticks and stones. She died in the hospital. Her husband used the death of his wife to call for unity and criticize racial hatred. Four of the murderers who were hanged after trial became heroes of the African nationalist movement. White self-hatred and liberal universalism have existed for decades and always have been the downfall of demographic security, wealth, and survival. Don't be like Lillian and Robert. Don't destroy the future of your children for liberal delusions.

CNN News Report on the Bilderberg Group

" 1878-1945 when Bulgaria was an independent state. "

Olympiastadt Berlin (1937) Olympic City Berlin (1937)

"Kill the Boer" now considered a so-called "myth", is a phrase literally written on the walls in this archival footage from the Journeyman Pictures documentary Children of the Revolution, filmed in neo-Bolshevik Soweto, South Africa, in 1990, during the last years of apartheid.

—"The reddest of the Reds"

The Revolutionary Lancer "Down with everything!! Long live Trotsky!" White Army (Anti-Bolshevik) propaganda, printed around 1919 in Kharkiv (Charkow) by the artist Włodzimierz Kuhn

Satan und Kommunismus: Eine quasijüdische Geschichte des Marxismus-Leninismus Oliver Janich, Tilman Knechtel, Wolfgang Eggert & Charles Fleischhauer in einer Sendung. Gemeinsam besprechen wir die satanischen Wurzeln des Kommunismus. Von der messianisch jüdischen Sekte der Frankisten und der Kabbala, über die Französische Revolution und den Verbindungen zu Rothschild und Co.

American anti-communist poster stamp issued in 1955. It was produced to raise funds and awareness for Russian anti-communist émigrés and political opposition groups living in exile.

The forgotten volunteers: White Russians who fought against Bolshevism in the Spanish Civil War

NOVA's pro-White communities across the country hosted social gatherings and work days from Virginia to Pennsylvania, Arizona and Illinois. Contact us to get involved if you're ready to find your local pro-White community. NOVAnow.org/contact

In December 1994, physician Robert Willner publicly accused Dr. Anthony Fauci and other health officials of "genocide" during a press conference.

The Committee for the Liberation of the Peoples of Russia (KLR) served as a political center for the Russian Liberation Movement. It was established during World War II under the leadership of General Andrey Vlasov and was officially allied with Germany.

Members of the Polish National Socialist Party (Polish: Polska Partia Narodowo-Socjalistyczna). The party was founded in 1934 by lawyer and ideologist of Polish nationalism, Władysław Obrembski. The party published a magazine called "Swastika." The Polish National Socialist Party was banned in 1937, only after the death of Marshal Józef Piłsudski.

On 2 August 1982, the South African 32 Battalion and 1 Para Battalion attacked a SWAPO training base in Angola, eliminating 144 communist guerrillas at the cost of one soldier from 32 Battalion.