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VDARE.com does not endorse political candidates, but (full disclosure) I personally maxed out to Neil Kumar, who is challenging the Walmart-supported GOP incumbent Rep. Steve Womack in Arkansas’ 3rd Congressional district. I have even given him advice, which he almost invariably ignores. I support Kumar for the same reason I maxed out to the heroic Lauren Witzke in her 2020 Delaware Senate race: both explicitly raised the issue of an immigration moratorium. And Kumar, despite being boycotted by Big Tech and the useless Arkansas GOP, has actually succeeded in getting his opponent on the record on the moratorium issue. The result was a devastating insight into brain-dead corporate/ country club GOP orthodoxy. This tree is rotten and it must fall.

Kumar achieved this feat in a candidate interview in the Arkansas Democrat Gazette [Candidates in 3rd District GOP primary split on Jan. 6 Capitol riot, key issues, May 9, 2022]. (Womack voted for Pelosi’s January 6 witch-hunt—notwithstanding which the Trump machine in its dismaying way has not endorsed Kumar).

Candidates in 3rd District GOP primary split on Jan. 6 Capitol riot, key issues https://t.co/bfwnHAIMfK

— NWA Democrat-Gazette (@nwademgaz) May 9, 2022

Kumar’s position

MILENIO: 140 (!) "White Supremacist" Groups Operate On Border. Source: FBI, $PLC

Mexico’s Milenio recently reported that 140 American “white supremacist” groups are operating on the U.S.-Mexican border [Operan 140 grupos supremacistas en la frontera sur de EU (“140 Supremacist Groups Operate on the Southern Border of the United States”), by Laura Sanchez Ley, May 18, 2022]. We can view that claim with some skepticism given the sources: the FBI, and, wouldn’t you know it, the $PLC.

The piece is the typically alarmist Treason Lobby propaganda we see in the U.S. Leftist Mainstream Media:

Throughout the length of the Mexico-U.S. border, both private and government organizations have detected the activity of around 140 supremacist and hate groups, among whom are anti-immigrant and neo-Nazi groups.

As always, definitions are important. To find 140 groups, the newspaper had to cast an awfully wide net. “Anti-immigrant” means “people who don’t want Open Borders,” who are always lumped in with “neo-Nazis.”

And wouldn’t you know it, “extremist ideology is not limited to speech,” Milenio’s intrepid reporter found:

From 2019 to today, more than 1,000 crimes have been committed against the Hispanic community, as occurred this weekend in the United States.

Of course, the mass shooting in Buffalo was grist for the mill, too:

This Saturday [May 14], Payton S. Gendron, an 18-year old supremacist, killed ten persons in a Buffalo, New York supermarket, using the rationale that whites are being replaced by persons of other races. Sunday [May 15] there was another shooting in a Presbyterian church in California, which left one dead and four wounded.

(Left unsaid: that California shooting was an incipient Immigrant Mass Murder—a Chinese immigrant attacking Taiwanese.)

Yet in addition to concocting a connection between the Buffalo shooting and the border, the piece—complete with an $PLC map—dishonestly claims that immigration patriot groups “operate on the southern border” and are akin to “neo-Nazis” who promote violence:

Among the groups located in border states are Californians for Population Stabilization, who have openly declared in favor of the ‘stabilization’ of the population, and American Border Patrol, whose mission is to impede the entry of more immigrants.

No one was surprised that Leftists from President Biden down to the governor of New York demanded the eradication of “Hate Speech” after the terrible mass shooting in Buffalo, New York. The rhetoric urging censorship is bad enough. But mandating policies that actually attack free speech is even worse [‘White supremacy is a poison,’ Biden says as he calls for ending Hate Speech and curbing guns, by Robert J. McCarthy, Buffalo News, May 17, 2022]. Yet the shooting itself, of course, is not driving the crackdown push. Rather, Leftists fear that mainstream Republican and conservative lawmakers—and, more threateningly, voters—are Noticing the Great Replacement. Demographic change is essential to the Democrats’ political mission, but they don’t want the Historic American Nation to know they are pushing the change. Thus, Leftists call the Great Replacement a “white nationalist conspiracy theory” to silence discussion…unless, of course, those discussing the replacement think it’s a good thing. But that tactic is failing. Millions of Americans and their leaders are openly discussing the obvious.

Anyone vaguely familiar with the America’s demographics, including Leftists, know that the Great Replacement is far from a conspiracy theory. It simply posits that the Ruling Class of the West is electing a new people through mass immigration, a fact VDARE.com has long pointed out. In 50 or so years, America has gone from 87 percent to 57 percent white. Here’s why: insane immigration policies, anti-white immigration legislation—most notably the Hart-Celler immigration bill in 1965—the 1986 Amnesty, and today, simply opening the borders to millions of Third World illegal aliens. Democrats themselves admit the truth. They’re trying to brown the country.

Leftists would have you believe the change is akin to changing seasons; no one is really responsible for the Camp-of-the-Saints invasion this country is suffering. “Migrants” looking for a better life just showed up. To suggest otherwise is a dangerous conspiracy theory.

So now the Democrats and their Leftist Mainstream Media Information Ministry are linking the shooting in Buffalo to that “conspiracy theory” in general, and to Fox News’s Tucker Carlson in particular. The host of the No. 1 cable news show talks about it regularly