If this blog title sounds like a twist on an old Sci-Fi movie, it is! I have finally moved from the New York City Metro area (aka The land that Multiculturalism Overran) to a small city in semi-rural eastern Indiana, and what an amazing change it is!
I had lived almost all of my 50+ years in the New York City area, and the change is just stunning! I have gone from a city that is about 40% White, 30% Hispanic, 20% Black, and 10% Asian/other to a small city that is about 85% white, 10% black and 5% other. You really have to make such a move yourself to understand it, it's as if I not only moved physically, but also stepped into an H.G. Wells style Time Machine and stepped back to around 1975!
It really is amazing to go out anywhere in public and not hear Spanish or any other language but English spoken, and I've been here about two months. At my old address I would hear Spanish within seconds of entering any public place! Everybody, both the whites and the blacks are also much better behaved here than in New York. I really find it hard to put into words what it's like. If anyone who considers themselves a "Racial Conservative" and is still living in a multiracial part of America, I would say to you to stop being a modern day Jonah trying to survive in the belly of the multicultural whale and MOVE OUT NOW! It will give you such a positive lift to your psyche you won't regret it.
The only negative part I've noticed is that the Whites here are still rather naive about the profound changes sweeping much of the country racially, as they are living in an area where time has basically stood still, and take for granted the local demographics. It makes it harder for them to understand that being conservative (and it is a strongly conservative area) can also mean being a racial conservative without being ashamed of it.
Sometimes it feels like I've stepped into a movie that you might see on Turner Classics, except it's real and in color. This is more than just nostalgia, believe me. So again, if you are fed up with the changes that the 1965 Immigration Act, Liberalism and Multiculturalism have wrought in your city or town, and can't see it ever stopping, vote with your feet and move away! Yes, I know this just buys you some time, it doesn't solve the problem itself, but it's worth it in terms of your personal piece of mind.
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Glad you have found a place which is relatively free from the problems that always attend ''diversity''.
I live in such a town but it seems things are on the verge of changing.
Over at my blog we've discussed this topic before: which areas are still relatively unscathed? And is moving the answer? For a lot of people, moving may be the best choice.
-VA
Thanks, VA, and I'm glad to see you are blogging/writing again. I have all but stopped as I found it much harder to put thoughts into words on a regular basis as I thought it would be.
I see from the Vdare website that Chuck Baldwin, the 2008 Constitution Party presidential candidate (who I voted for) has moved with his large family from Florida to Montana for similar reasons. (Although his are more Tea-Party/States Rights oriented than cultural). Still, I think it's a good idea for like minded people to move to the same area for, at a minimum, moral support. It could lead to better things in the future. Andy K.
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