Trump shares Elon Musk's post about White genocide, Elon asks "Where's the outrage?" and calls out the media, et al. for defending black violence.

Elon has a history of calling out anti-White bias, especially the ADL's White-hatred. As the talk shifts, a narrative tool I use and recommend when advocating for Whites is mentioning 'White Suppression', in some way; that is, active or passive behaviour and deeds which reduce White presence and interests.

Passive forms of White Suppression range from Asians claiming primary 'victim of diversity' status—when they are in fact a major culprit and largely support its functions like Affirmative Action, which benefits them—to 'Hispanics' and other browns trying to blame Jews for their own bad behaviour. The most active form comes from blacks and has big support from leftist Jews.

Trump's pressure on other nations to take seriously their own sovereignty and strength has gone beyond Europe and Canada, over to our greatest ally in the East, Japan. Japan has been constiutionally restricted from remilitarising since the end of WW2; Trump has implied he wishes to reverse that, saying Japan needs to be strong like America.

USCIS and DHS are expanding vetting of migrants, checking their social medias for questionable content such as anti-White or unAmerican sentiment; goes without saying that this is good and will help limit migration—foreigners are only here as a privilege, so is their access to 'free speech'.

After pushing a Continuing Resolution many, such as Thomas Massie, criticised as continuing to fund things Trump promised to cut, Trump simply cut the money from the deal like he said he would. A recurring case of those 'trust the plan' situations.

In 2021, Biden's HUD expanded loan and free housing to migrants. Four years later, Trump's HUD cuts them off and plans to scan the information to find and deport anyone that used it. What a difference an election can make, even if small.

Democrat Party is looking grim, positive news for America and Europe—Crony Republicans like the Bush, Romney, or McConnell camp are on their way out, leaving the GOP largely Trump-aligned, but the Gen X and Boomer Right will be aging out too.

For anyone understandably apprehensive of politics, this is a perfect time to have young Whites or otherwise likeminded people seek roles to secure the future of policy and sentiment after this administration is over.

However well this administration goes, three concerns that need answering will persist: the growing violence of the Left, the ascent of non-White Conservatives trying to take charge, and the progress of demographic displacement by birthrate and migration.

America's youngest generation is majority non-White, the worst culprit being 'hispanics'. Whites are the most right-wing, particularly Whites with deeper roots in America. Leftists reproduce less than Rightists, have worse mental health, and generally aren't as successful without help from the system. All this can be exploited at a local and federal level to reshape U.S. demographics; moreso when legal immigration is improved, reduced or paused.

Archbishop Elpidophoros of America presents President Trump with a Holy Cross:

"Through your leadership, you embody the values of our Christian faith and love for the Gospel. You remind me of the great Roman Emperor, Constantine the Great."

Constantine was famous for the spread of Christianity in Rome; the Emperor brought stability and wealth, made a stronger army and legal code that better served state interests. An interesting comparison.

Trump Admin recognises another European ethnicity, this time the Greeks, saying "Our Founding Fathers drew inspiration from Greek philosophers and statesmen to form the tenets of our new Republic, now enshrined in our Constitution."

Trump signs first of many orders regarding election integrity; this order requires citizenship proof, leverages state funding on voter-rule compliance, mandates verifiable paper ballots, enforces states directly share their information with the AG to monitor activity, and restricts vote counting that occurs after election day. This cuts back on fraud, limits the risk of migrant participation, and purges undesirable urban voters.