Insight from Dmitry Orlov on collapse in the US impacting white communities

[belmont]

https://kunstler.com/podcast/kunstlerca ... try-orlov/

Orlov didn't talk about whites directly, although Kunstler mentioned having watched many movies from the 1930s during Covid months and lamented the loss of morality and "ethnic stability" and "personal presentation in public."

Orlov mentioned that the way things are proceeding in the U.S., people are headed for being stranded within foot and bicycle range, communities isolated. The culture of each area would be based on the ethnicity of the area. He believed insular communities would have what it takes to survive.

[brwn]

I have read this myself. I guess it’s only logical. I grew up in a small community. People married within. No one moved out
In the early 20th century, the area became home to a large number of steel mills. A large number of Polish immigrants came to Hegewisch to work in the steel mills. This hegewish became a polish community.

Btw polish neighbors were rescued from a
Concentration camp.

[Deleted User 146629]

https://kunstler.com/podcast/kunstlerca ... try-orlov/

Orlov didn't talk about whites directly, although Kunstler mentioned having watched many movies from the 1930s during Covid months and lamented the loss of morality and "ethnic stability" and "personal presentation in public."

Orlov mentioned that the way things are proceeding in the U.S., people are headed for being stranded within foot and bicycle range, communities isolated. The culture of each area would be based on the ethnicity of the area. He believed insular communities would have what it takes to survive.

I'm more pessimistic, the US probably won't collapse until whites are exterminated, we'll run the machine that kills us and once we're all dead no one will run it. Unless you're in Appalachia or the Rockies, then you might make it. Elsewhere whites will either keep degenerating to the point they can hardly be called people, or the FBI and diversity hordes will go door to door to wipe them out.

[Deleted User 146629]

I have read this myself. I guess it’s only logical. I grew up in a small community. People married within. No one moved out
In the early 20th century, the area became home to a large number of steel mills. A large number of Polish immigrants came to Hegewisch to work in the steel mills. This hegewish became a polish community.

Btw polish neighbors were rescued from a
Concentration camp.

Can you be rescued from somewhere where there was no danger? Unless you count allied bombing runs. And being Polish they probably weren't even in a camp. More sources if you want, I just grabbed the first one I found.
https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct- ... story.html