Next year, the United States of America will celebrate its 250th anniversary.

08:49:00 08.06.2025

Next year, the United States of America will celebrate its 250th anniversary. It will remember the day when white Europeans founded a new state, which became the most powerful country in the world. That was the beginning of America’s rise, but if we look at it objectively, we’ll see that America began to decline 60 years ago—in 1965—when, under the wave of the “Civil Rights” movement (which was spreading due to Jewish media), and with Jewish intervention, the “Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965” was passed by the 89th Congress of the United States and signed by the traitor President Lyndon B. Johnson. After the adoption of this law, in practice, not only America's, but all of Western Europe's gates were opened to the various dark races of the world, as a result of which the West's demographics became darker year by year, and its culture degenerated further. Of course, we can argue that the U.S. began to decline when it fought the wrong enemy in World War II (as legendary American General George Patton said), which resulted in an international Zionism emerging victorious—wearing the masks of both capitalism and communism—and without that, such a nation-destroying law would never have passed in any Western state. However, if we want to be more specific, we must point to the year 1965, because a nation begins to decline when the racial quality and moral character of its population begin to decline. And now it’s becoming increasingly clear that America’s best days are in the past, and the riots we’re seeing now in Los Angeles will only intensify and multiply, especially when the global economic collapse begins in the near future. So, fleeing from Armenia to America is by no means a solution. Tear up your green card and throw it in the trash, where it belongs. Follow: t.me/hosank