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Many people in the pro-White dissident movement worry that the situation is now or will soon be “too far gone” to reverse. Not only do we disagree because to give in would be to betray our children, but because there are examples within living memory of a people retaking their homeland and demographically recovering in a manner which was both peaceful and rapid.

In 1959 after three decades of state policy implemented by the largely Jewish run government of the Soviet Union the native people of Kazakhstan, the Kazakhs, became a minority in their own country. Not only did their share of the population fall to just 30% in their own homeland, but their fertility rate had collapsed and over 1.5 million of their fellow Kazakhs had died in the forced relocation to collective farms or fled the country to avoid such a fate. Things were dire.

On the opposing side of the state enforced demographic battle was a new White majority, 58.6% of the country's population in that same 1959 census. This coalition of Russians, Ukrainians, Germans and Poles had been deliberately relocated by the Soviet government, often against the will of the individual Whites. Neither the new White inhabitants nor the Kazakhs were happy with the arrangement.

Kazakhs would retain minority status in their own country for another 40 some years. In 1989 the native population of Kazakhs, helped by a decent fertility rate, had recovered to 39.7% of the overall population, but the new White majority retained its status, retaining a demographic majority just above 50% and with higher absolute numbers than ever.

Two years after the 1989 census, in 1991, the Soviet Union would finally collapse, ushering in a period of great struggle for the post-Soviet states, Kazakhstan included. The fertility rate for the White and Kazakh populations alike crashed, the economy contracted and widespread social disarray gripped the country, a situation many of us might recognize as familiar to our current predicament, but things had changed in a significant way. The Kazakh people regained control of their country

Within the decade the newly formed explicitly pro-Kazakh government asserted its ethnic identity, restoring language, culture, tradition and pride to a people who had suffered without any form of political representation for almost a century.

By 1999 the Kazakh people had become a majority in their own country again at 53.5% of the population, very similar to the 57.8% the White majority in America currently holds.

In the face of this new explicitly pro-Kazakh government the vast majority of Whites in Kazakhstan opted to return to their own ethnic homelands, often with the assistance of both the Kazakh government and the governments of their home countries.

Today, 23 years after the Kazakhs regained majority status in their country, they are thriving. They worked hard to overcome the crash in their fertility rate and to facilitate the relocation of racial foreigners, and today, in 2022, Kazakhs make up 70%+ of the population in their homeland.

Whites are not a minority in any of our homelands yet, and the neoliberal Jewish order under which we all live is currently imploding before us. If the Kazakhs could recover in just 23 years, think what we could do in our own countries in a decade with our race’s immense knowledge, wealth and capacity for change.

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