POOR WHITES

White Slavery in America .

My neighbour, Jim, works long hours and gets paid about £7 ($8) per hour.

His wife has three jobs and gets paid the same per hour.

'Poor whites' tend to work hard.



Simon Kuper, in the Financial Times, recently wrote about the people who are poor, white and no longer forgotten.

Kuper is wrong.

The poor whites are still being forgotten.


The False Flag attack in Berlin has been blamed on ISIS, which is run by Mossad and its friends. CNN was able to report live from the attack even before the German media.

Kuper makes the mistake of thinking that, in the USA, it was the 'poor whites' who got Trump elected.

In fact, "primary exit polls revealed that Trump voters were, in fact, more affluent than most Americans."

Dangerous idiots.

The people who voted for Trump were the supporters of authoritarianism (eg. racists, militarists, zenophobes, Nazis etc.)

Dangerous idiots.



The elite promote racism, terror and vote rigging in order to get elitists like Trump elected.

In the 2016 presidential election, Clinton won 48% of the votes.

Trump won 45% of the votes.

United States presidential election, 2016.

It was rigged.

2016 US ELECTION RIGGED AGAINST DEMOCRATS.

The 'Deep State' aims to keep the elites, eg the Trump Gang, in power.

Kuper writes of 'the poor' he recently studied in the UK:

"They lacked decent public transport, childcare, elder care and mental-health care (a particular issue for the poor).

"They distrusted the police.

"They had 'zero-hours contracts' or did agency work, with no guaranteed salary.

"In weeks when they earned little, they had to fill in complicated forms at the benefits office, and hope for help.

"Some didn't send their children to university because they couldn't afford the living expenses."

How The Elites Are Using "Divide and Rule"

It has been noted that the white working class has a lot in common with the non white working class.

"They are mostly poor, they suffer discrimination because of the way they look and dress and their voices are seldom heard."

Poor, white and no longer forgotten.

Why are 'the poor' not united?

The elite follow a policy of 'divide and rule'.


Trump has always been an insider with close links to the top people.

The elite, people like Trump, treat the poor with contempt.

According to Simon Kuper:

"The white working classes are mocked.

"They are called ...'white trash' in the US...

"TV shows make fun of supposedly lazy, half-witted, track-suited scroungers."

A well nourished Sudanese man steals maize from a starving child during a food distribution at a feeding center in Sudan in 1998. Photo by Tom Stoddart.

Simon Kuper sees 'the good' in the poor.

"Instead of the state, these people have community.

"They look after each other's kids and grannies.

"A bus driver and his wife in Manchester ... care for their 96-year-old neighbour."

Donald Trump did not help his brother's family..

According to Richard Eskow:

"Trump was always a Trojan horse for the 0.01 percent.

"And now he's forming a government of, by, and for the very elites he campaigned against."

How Trump, Grifter for the Elite, Grabbed Government for the 0.01.

Donald Trump is the classic bully.

The bully achieves power by:

1. Seducing gullible people.

2. Conning gullible people.

3. Intimidating those who have seen the truth.

WHITE RAGE

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The USA is a divided nation - divided by race and by class.

And this suits the rich elite.

The elite's policy is 'Divide and Rule'.



1. Politicians need the votes of the poor, even if they despise the poor.

Thomas Jefferson referred to the poor as 'rubbish.'

'White Trash' in America -  Nancy Isenberg

Benjamin Franklin referred to Pennsylvania's poor as 'the refuse of America'.

George Washington and Thomas Jefferson both believed that the 'lower class of people' were fit only to be foot soldiers in the war of independence.

 America's white backlash - Edward Luce

Bagley Cartoon.

2. America has its elite - its feudal lords and robber barons.

It has also had its indentured servants.

Indentured servants paid for their passage to America by working for an employer for a fixed term of years.

About half of the white immigrants to the American colonies in the 17th and 18th centuries were indentured.

3. The American elite generally sees the poor whites as being permanently inferior and backward, like Blacks, or American Indians.

'White Trash' in America -  Nancy Isenberg



4. For a member of the elite to be elected as President, he, or she, has to pretent to love the poor whites, or poor Blacks.

Nancy Isenberg writes that Donald Trump is obsessed with pedigree.

Trump prefers people to be 'White' and of European origin.

He mixes with the elite of New York.

But he needs the votes of white trash to get elected.



5. Only 5% of southern whites owned slaves.

They were the rich elite who got the poor people to fight in defence of slavery.

 America's white backlash - Edward Luce



6. Lyndon Baines Johnson said:

"If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best coloured man, he won't notice you're picking his pockets.

"Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you."

 America's white backlash - Edward Luce



7. Professor Carol Anderson, author of White Rage, believes that the spirit of the Ku Klux Klan lives on.

She refers to the southern backlash that began when the civil war ended in 1865.

After 1865, the freed slaves were still treated like slaves.



8. Tamara Draut, author of Sleeping Giant, refers to 'the working class'.

44% of Americans define themselves as working-class.

It is the working class who require permission from their bosses to take a bathroom break.

At a Coca-Cola warehouse in Atlanta, there is "a modern-day plantation-style environment".

 America's white backlash - Edward Luce



9. Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of Uncle Tom's Cabin, "depicted Whites as a degenerate class, prone to crime, immorality and ignorance."

Many poor Whites depict Blacks as being a degenerate class, prone to crime, immorality and ignorance.

10. The rich elite are happy to see that the poor are divided and easy to rule.

We need people like Clinton and Trump to keep us safe.

Webster Tarpley asks why so many people support Trump:

"How could Wall Street City Slickers dupe Southern, Western, and rural evangelicals into voting for a party platform pledged to sacrifice the interests of the poor country folk in the name of the Mammon-worshippers of lower Manhattan?"

The answer is the Strategy of tension

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