"The Age of Innocence" is simply the Age of Whiteness -- any age of non-jew Whiteness. It could be tomorrow -- as well as yesteryear -- if we're strong enough and brave enough and clear seeing enough to make it so.

In a few weeks, I'll be 71. My childhood was in the 1940's and 1950's. Even though the coming dark bloody American jewish hell was blowing gradually in the wind towards us, almost none of us felt it -- or knew that we were beginning to feel it. And so, for many of us, most of us, the above photos show American life as it was for us too. We didn't know we were living in paradise -- relative paradise. I say "relative" because life is not supposed to be paradise -- and it never is. We're not here in this life to experience paradise. We're here to be tested. And we sure as hell are being tested now. Will we rise to the occasion? If I live another 20 or 30 years, I may well see the answer to that question -- because I don't think we have longer than that.

Looking back honestly, there were difficulties then too -- as there are in all times and places. But they were of a different genre, a non-genocidal genre -- they were just the normal difficulties and challenges of even a White life in a predominantly White nation. I scarcely saw a negro -- and never a mexican -- and I didn't know what a jew was. I was just trying to get to know myself -- and see what I could make of myself -- just trying to grow up into adulthood.

We thought it -- America, American life -- would always be the way it was -- and so we didn't think about it. We just lived our young lives, having as much fun as we could, falling in and out of love and into it again. We kids didn't think about what we really had, much less what we were subtly losing and what was subtly coming. We didn't and couldn't see the deceptive seeds of destruction and death the world's deceptive malevolent enemy was planting. We just didn't see it coming.