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Enough to demoralize those men and women who considered themselves good law-abiding citizens; in other words, almost the entire population.

— Jean Raspail The Camp of the Saints (1973)

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Dio possessed a belligerent intellect that thrived on springs of racial hatred barely below the surface, and far more intense than anyone imagined.

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To threaten the West with a bloodless invasion!

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At Central Park the black tide is rising. Twenty-three floors in a single hour.

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The brainwashing will last for a hundred years. A thousand.

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nothing on earth now could stem the power of weakness triumphant.

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