Women Have Ruled Over Them

Isaiah 3:12 - As for my people, their oppressors have stripped them, and women have ruled over them. O' my people, they that call thee blessed, the same deceive thee, and destroy the way of thy steps.

June 30th’s Supreme Court ruling in favor of birthright citizenship was another in a long line of proofs why women do not belong anywhere near politics, religion, or leadership (outside of the home) in general. Women have a natural maternal and protective nature. It’s biological for them to be “mama bears.”

Unfortunately, it can also stem to children who aren’t their own. Justice Amy Coney Barrett, a Trump 1.0 SCOTUS appointee, adoptive mother of two Haitians, and “Charismatic” Catholic, sided with the three liberal justices, Ketanji “Understood the Assignment” Brown Jackson (gay) , Sonia Sotomayor (her parents are from Puerto Rico, which we still own for whatever reason), and Elena Kagan (“early life” checks out), in an egregious ruling to continue allowing people who don’t belong in the US to come here, pop out a child, and then be allowed to stay by way of this child now being considered a US citizen.

These are known as “anchor babies” and the practice of a non-citizen coming to the US and having a child is known as “birth tourism.” For more on birth tourism, I highly recommend the below article from the White Papers Policy Institute.

Birth Tourism: A History

How did we get here?

Well, as much foresight as our Founding Fathers had, they didn’t foresee the situation we find ourselves in today regarding citizenship. How could they? It’s almost like they built this nation to be for a specific set of people and not “a nation of ideas.”

The idea of birthright citizenship, jus soli, has deep roots in English common law. This carried over in the colonies and through the birth of our nation, though the laws varied by state. Pre-1868, blacks, including freed slaves, were unable to attain citizenship based on Dred Scott v. Sandford. Following the Civil War, Congress passed the Civil Rights Act of 1866 (full text here), overriding President Johnson’s veto, to affirm birthright citizenship for those born in the US. This was then ratified and added to our constitution in the 14th Amendment on July 9, 1868. Its Citizenship Clause states:

“All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.”

The primary focus of the amendment was to secure citizenship for former slaves and their descendants after the war, but its text was obviously too broad. Congressional debates showed intent to include children of immigrants (”even of aliens”), with narrow exceptions for children of foreign diplomats, invading armies, or, at the time, Native American tribes not fully subject to the US. In 1898, the Supreme Court explicitly stated that a child born in the US to non-citizen Chinese immigrant parents, who were ineligible for naturalization under the Chinese Exclusion Act, was still a US citizen under the 14th Amendment in United States v. Wong Kim Ark. This cemented our fate to allow children of non-citizens regardless of parental immigration status or race.

Among the many injustices committed during the era of “Reconstruction” and post-”Reconstruction,” this is high on the list and we are seeing its ramifications play out to this day.

When America was founded as a nation, it was for free White men of good moral character. This was codified in the Naturalization Act of 1792. From the moment of our inception, this land was never meant to be Israel

Zangwill’s “Melting Pot” (full text here) or an “idea.”

America was and is neither. It is a nation of blood and soil. It doesn’t matter what Ben Shapiro, Ilhan Omar, Vivek Ramaswamy, or any of these people who don’t belong here say. Americans are White people. We do have a unique cultural identity. These people try and reduce our heritage to “ideas” so that they can continue to demographically replace us while pushing a judaized, neoliberal-washed reeducation to make us forget the foundation the Founders built this nation upon.

There are Heritage Americans whose families have been here for generations, like my own who came here in the 1700s, and there are those of European descent who have emigrated and assimilated throughout our 250 year history such as the Irish, Italians, and Germans. They were not judeo-Christians. They were not building a nation of ideas. They built this nation upon an explicitly Christian framework for themselves and their posterity.

We are their posterity. We, the White Europeans who conquered this land and built it from the ground up from sea to shining sea, are the inheritors of their legacy. The somalis committing their “learing center” fraud aren’t. The border hoppers coming here to pop out a kid aren’t. The “elite human capital” street-defecators from india aren’t.

And they never will be.

The Supreme Court’s ruling was an act of treason against the posterity the Founders spoke of and it was because we gave women the power to do it. That statement isn’t meant to set off some incel rant about how all women are bad, etc., etc. That’s gay.

Women are great and every man should strive to find one to start a family with, but they aren’t leaders.

Biologically, Biblically, and historically, they just aren’t. The 19th amendment was a mistake and the feminist movement was a travesty for society. Women are most beneficial to society and most attractive to men when they are feminine. That’s the whole point. It has been known for all of time that women are biologically meant to be mothers and to lead the household while the man is working to provide. Motherhood is the most important job, both societally and spiritually, a woman can have, not some corporate HR job that she’ll get fired from because of AI or the aforementioned street-defecators. Working in HR is just adult babysitting anyway.

At a very base level, all of these problems are due to the concerted effort in the West to de-feminize women, destroy the nuclear family, and lead us further into disorder through pornography, materialism, and a plethora of other means. Those movements spawned the sexual revolution, the (real) holocaust of abortion, and the insufferable “girl boss.” But, I digress; I have articles about those coming out.

This disease has spread to every corner. It spreads to religious leadership, boy’s and men’s groups (i.e., the organization formerly known as the Boy Scouts), education, and, obviously, politics. We can’t have nice things, much less our own country, because it would make women upset. Well, I’m sorry, girlie, but we are going to have to do mean things to take our country back.

If we want the West, in general, or the US, specifically, to continue, we have to end this suicidal empathy. I have seen too many instances of our people sacrifice materially or die for those who wouldn’t urinate on them if they were on fire. We have reached such levels of disorder that women will defend an immigrant rapist’s “right” to be here and then the next week be a victim of one. These cultures flooding into our country are fundamentally incompatible with us and they always will be. They refuse to assimilate because they don’t want to. They can’t. Instead, they’ll do everything possible to make our home like the one they left.

This is what the Supreme Court legalized yesterday. This is what we are fighting against. This is the existential fight of our generation. If we want the US, or the West, to continue, we must return to Christ and rebuild the foundation our forefathers laid for us. Remigration is the baseline of where we start.

As I called for in my last article, and will continue to in future ones, we must unite and organize. Our enemies on the other side are doing it and they’re winning all over the country. We must set aside our differences and, most importantly, our pride so that we can come together and stop this. We can literally just do things if we’d start here. Not everyone can or will be uncle Adolf, George Washington, or [insert your favorite Western hero here]. That’s okay. What’s infinitely more important is that we work together. We can flesh out everything else after we’ve defeated our enemies. As it stands, we are doing their job for them. They don’t have to work too hard against us because we are destroying ourselves from within.

Join an organization. Start one. Get involved in your local GOP party and be the change from within (hint: many are doing this). Anything other than sit and watch as our home is stolen from us and don’t blackpill. Nothing worth fighting for is ever easy. America has lost its revolutionary spirit. It’s time to get it back. While we breathe, there is hope.

By God, we’ll have our home again!