Is The Great Replacement Theory True? — Part I

I am going to post III short videos from three random sources in order to demonstrate that the idea of the Great Replacement theory is not some tin foil hat conspiracy theory.

For those of you who don’t know the Great Replacement theory is the theory that says there is an agenda that exists to sublimate and replace white people across the Globe (especially in their homelands in the West) with non-Caucasian third world people.

The truth that is not being told in this Great Replacement theory is that the underlying reason the Talmudists and non-Caucasian third worlders’ desire to rid themselves of white people is the hatred of the Talmudists and non-Caucasian third worlders of Jesus Christ. It is Jesus Christ who, by grace alone, has raised up the White man to spread Christian civilization. By destroying the White Man, the enemies of Christ fully expect to overthrow the Kingship of Jesus.

Of course, countless white grazers co-operate with this Great Replacement agenda, having been convinced that it is the loving and noble thing to do to support the elimination of their existence. Why, the love of Christ requires us to self-immolate as a people. The love of Christ requires us to sacrifice our children’s inheritance to the Christ-hater. Loving Christ means throwing ourselves and our descendants on the Bonfire of the racial vanity.

Here is part I

Anthony Bourdain: “In 70 years there will be no white people anymore” (bitchute.com)

Author: jetbrane

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  1. You may also want to check out a new video from Peter Hammond of Frontline Fellowship in South Africa. They’ve experienced this replacement somewhat ahead of us. I found most interesting that Capt. Demento (Biden’s) campaign slogan “Build Back Better” has its roots in Sabbateanism.

    1666 and the Sabbatean Roots of the New World Disorder

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