California – the New Nazi Germany

I have spent nearly my entire life in California; I have learned, through slow and painful experience and observation, that it is not that West Asiatic sliver, but California, that is the epicenter of modern Jewish depravity, and the lowest and best representation of all falsehood, all evil.

One may be led to wonder, “If this is the case, why have I never been told of it? I have often heard of the New York Jews, and I have heard of the Israeli Jews; but I have never heard of the California Jews.” You have never heard of it, not because it is false, but as it is true it has never been revealed to you. The Jews do not want Humanity to know such things; and it is because of what I have just described, that nothing has been said or mentioned of the things I have said.

A Jewish dictator from the 1930s once uttered, “What good fortune for governments that the people do not think.” This was sound logic, but terribly twisted sense. As perverted and Jewish as this bully was, he was at least correct – correct in the most objective and demoralized meaning. And the Jewish politicians and leaders follow exactly this aphorism today; and it may perhaps be seen more strongly in California than anywhere else.

Many of you shall think, “How ridiculous of you! How can California, the bastion of liberalism, diversity, and progressivism, be Nazi? That’s like calling the leopard spotless.” I thought it, too. Yet I distinctly remember the words of my high school history teacher, that more neo-Nazis walked this state than any other. This remarkable fact was lodged in my brain since then. It was only recently that I realized its significance; and for those truly Jew-aware who know the real nature of the Nazis, reality conforms with the expected.

I was gradually filled with understanding, and the more I observed, the more clear the connection became. Indeed, a thousand of the most flagrant and failing ideas and ideologies – whether it was socialism, or feminism, or “transgenderism”, or “sexual freedoms”, or “racial equality”, or tattoos, or the filthy language – seemed in a most extraordinary way, somehow or another, and by and large, “made in California”. But above all, I had discovered the most extraordinary of paradoxes: that the epitome of evil and deception that we call Nazi had made a modern citadel, and it was California.