1984ish 04 : A Fidgety Waiting by marcPoser
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Description
Soy just arrived at that new boarding school that accepted him as one of their students; the guide, who drove him there, had left him in the waiting room. Soon a student will take him into his assigned room. Sitting on an adult-sized chair, Soy find that the waiting time to be too long; he is becoming bored, fidgety and anxious.
Soy spent his life in a boarding teaching institution since kindergarten; he never had contact with his parents since. He has been told that the government takes care of all the white children who reach the age of 4 and beyond. He has been told that the gender of whites are dangerously problematic and he had an operation to resolve it in order for him to survive. This is why, even if he looks more like a boy than a girl, his gender is neutral, he should then wear a skirt as part of the school uniform, like every white student.
His intelligence has been evaluated last spring after his 9th birthday, he got an IQ result of 135. It has been decided to send him to a better school.
He has been told that, since it is a better school, discipline is more strict, there. Since the state is paying for his school fee, it is expected that he will have some duties to execute for the privilege of getting a better schooling. The few chosen white students, who have such privilege, must wear a discipline collar, because Whites are too argumentative; that disrupt other students. Such hardy collar, to be worn constantly on that campus, will remind the wearer to be more quiet and to listen.
There is a war against the Western Civilization since at least 1400 years, and from other foreign groups, since the Greek Civilization. War is not necessarily executed by physical means like with artillery, but most often by political, financial and psychological means, targeted mostly on the youth and children; these means have slower but more destructive and permanent effects of weakening our civilization. These latter insidious means were more methodically applied since about a century. These latter effects are visible by some, but not by most victims; they are totally clueless of what is happening to them. These victims then become new soldiers working for the enemy of the Western Civilization without noticing it; they act like remote-controlled zombies. They are easily and overly offended by the most insignificant comment or question about their cause or their actions; they react by most vile accusations, and they feel entitled to using violence. We have to be aware of that. Parents, be aware of what your children are learning in school; there is more indoctrination happening there that what you might think. Also, there are some basic knowledge and skills (ex. logical reasoning, phrase understanding, etc.), that are unique to our civilization, that are now, in many schools, no more part of the curriculum, because of "political correctness."
If you want to lose sleep forever, but to save your children, Google or view youTube from this another interesting list of search sentences. (See the previous posting, of the 1984ish series, for previous such lists)
Culture of Critique
Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars
Holodomor
NPC (the internet meme)
your right hand possesses
Bilderberg Group
Hate Speech Laws
Tom Quigging Report
geheimer staatsvertag
Martin Schulz

Comments (3)
outstanding pose and imaginative writing
What a story, it would almost be scary if it happened, excellent image
Une illustration réussie pour illustrer ces bouleversements de civilisation, qui arrivent insidieusement sans qu'on n'y prenne garde. Il y aurait des pages et des pages à écrire sur le sujet, et sur ce qui se passe en France et ailleurs. J'aime beaucoup la référence à l'oeuvre majeure de George Orwell, un 'roman' d'anticipation qui m'a ouvert les yeux depuis bien longtemps, tout est dit ou presque dans '1984'.