Gods of War: How to impress other Races: Important Lessons from Rhodesia & German East Africa

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Published on Nov 29, 2024
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How do other races see us? Here is a lesson that only a handful of Whites would learn in the period of a century or two. This is something you will never read about or hear about. This has to do with the psychology of other races, especially Blacks, versus Whites. When they look at us, what do they see? Do they ever respect us? If so, under what conditions? This is a jam-packed video with lots of lessons from Rhodesia and Germans. Forget everything Liberals told you.

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