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“I do not intend to rescue that race . . . I would like to put it in a position where it is unable to propagate the evil . . .”

Napoleon Bonaparte was the Colossus of the Nineteenth, a reputation he could only attain through thoughtful action. Napoleon reformed every inch of society, led battles unprecedented, and made decisions highly critiqued.

Of such decisions, in religious and racialist circles alike, a most contentious move was the enfranchisement of Jews. Albeit misguided, it did work in big ways. This wasn't a one-way street, Napoleon had statesman Louis Molé probe the activity of the Jewish community, and he took to dismantling the money system in which they were engrained.

Compare to today, in effect, with Trump. DTJ has been the loudest voice against Evil, e.g. his crusade against Fake News, the Deep State, Uniparty, and the way he frustrates the System. Tapping into men like Elon, Kennedy, he has a means to begin “reducing the evil” better than before, an effort we can then inherit and improve.
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