🇺🇸 Is America heading towards a National Divorce? 62% of Americans, think so, according to a poll by the Homeland Institute.

The Institute's Exec. Director, David Zsutty joins SITREP! tonight to discuss their findings.

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You’re not resisting when you’re in lockstep with the regime. The Great Replacement is official state policy.

https://t.me/markacollett/11352

Not content with a five star hotel, they want a compensation claim on top.

In 2013, 13 percent of schoolchildren in Germany were from a migrant background. In primary schools, that is now 38 percent!
The great replacement is NOT a conspiracy theory.

In Italy, foreign minors now commit more crimes than native Italians. This despite foreign minors making up only 8% of the total minor population of Italy.

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The Great Replacement is not a conspiracy theory, it is official policy- and one which you pay for.

https://fixupx.com/vdare/status/1736812124838801644?s=20

It's almost as if it is being done by design...

Homeland Institute Director David Zsutty responds to Ilya Somin's criticisms of the idea of national divorce in America as put forward in Christopher Zurn's book, Splitsville USA. https://counter-currents.com/2023/12/ilya-somins-review-of-splitsville-usa-a-rebuttal/

66.3% of Democrat respondents think that there is a political candidate or party which is too dangerous to be allowed to take power, even if they are lawfully elected.

Almost two thirds of all respondents at 65.2% think that there either currently is, or will be within ten years, a candidate too dangerous to take power even if they are lawfully elected.

In our recent poll, 57.4% of all respondents said they think that more divides Americans than unites us.

That number jumped to 72.7% among respondents age 18-29.

Originally posted on Counter Currents, Executive Director David Zsutty responds to Ilya Somin's criticisms of the idea of national divorce in America as put forward in Christopher Zurn's book, Splitsville USA

https://homelandinstitute.org/2023/12/ilya-somins-review-of-splitsville-usa-a-rebuttal/

🇪🇺📝 The #EUMigrationPact explained:

"Hi Latvia, this is Brussels. A German NGO just smuggled these 10 Africans to Lampedusa."

"Uhm...ok?"

"You need to take them."

"Well, I don't want to."

"Ok, that'll be 200.000 euros."

Few people feel that any level of government cares about their interests, with the federal government being the most unpopular.

Only 19.5% of all respondents, 8.6% of Republicans, and 36.3% of Democrats at least somewhat agreed that the federal government cares about their interests.

Even fewer Democrats feel that the federal government cares about their interests to some degree at 36.3% in comparison to Democrats who feel that the federal government does not care about their interests at 45.3%. The federal government has a severe crisis of legitimacy when even “the party of big government” doesn’t like big government.

Our poll found that most white Republicans at least slightly agreed with the Great Replacement theory once it was succinctly explained to them

We will conduct a follow up poll in the future to track how the public mind evolves on this issue

The vast majority of white Republicans feel that the changing demographics of America pose some level of threat to white Americans and their culture and values

Going forward, addressing the concerns of this key constituency is necessary for any serious GOP candidate

A recent poll found that for a political candidate, the charge of “woke” is almost twice as powerful as the charge of “racism” among white Republican voters.

A GOP candidate who goes woke may find himself broke at the ballot box.