Like Jeb Bush, Democratic Vice Presidential nominee Tim Kaine has a phenotype that generates involuntary disgust among normal people. And, like Bush, Kaine is clearly possessed by a deep self-loathing and a hatred for the people to which he belongs. Hillary Clinton has just claimed that all criticism of America’s immigration disaster is inspired by Alt Right “racism,” so we feel free to mention the obvious truth: Kaine, and all immigration enthusiasm, is ultimately motivated by treason—to America; and to its Founding stock.

Kaine has been accused of essentially admitting in a recent speech that Democratic policies would be bad for white people, reportedly proclaiming, “We have to put ourselves in a place where we are the minority” [Kaine Slips: White People Need To Be Minority , by Edmund Kozak, Lifezette, August 12, 2016]. It’s interesting, and encouraging, that a mainstream conservative site  like Lifezette is  calling out Kaine’s frankly anti-white views. But the truth of Kaine’s comments is more complicated, and more dangerous.

Kaine didn’t actually call for whites to be a minority. Instead, drawing on his own experience as a missionary in Honduras, he said:

We’ve got to put ourselves in situations where we’re in the minority and come to understand a reality that’s different than the one that we just take for granted every day. We have to.

[Minority Report, by David Emery, Snopes, August 17, 2016]

Kaine called on whites not to be “walled off, separated, segregated on the other side of town and move with people like you.”

But why do whites “have to” undergo these experiences?

As we all know from the looney-Left “white privilege” meme, all whites are automatically to be considered racist. Because their “privileges” are invisible, they can’t help but offend or oppress nonwhites. Being put in situations where “we’re in the minority” is less an opportunity for whites to be educated than for nonwhites to shake them down.

Needless to say, exposure to “diversity” doesn’t create more functional communities. As Robert Putnam found, it leads to a collapse in social trust and civic engagement.

Indeed, escaping from “diversity” is the predominant drive in American life, as we work horrifying jobs and endure grueling commutes to make enough money to live in the kinds of safe communities our ancestors could take for granted.

But what Kaine is saying is that no one will be allowed to escape [Elysium, by Gregory Hood, Counter Currents, August 21, 2013].

For the managerial elite, this is a feature, not a bug. As social trust collapses, the opportunities for government meddling increase. Thus, forced diversity and mass immigration function as the Viagra of the State, a powerful support for growing government.

As the American Experiment in self-government enters its terminal phase, the Ruling Class now has a positive motivation to replace and degrade its own population. And the less self-reliant and productive the population, the better it serves the purposes of the Democratic Party.

Thus, Kaine’s comments are only the tip of the iceberg. The Democrats and their pets in the Main Stream Media have been remarkably frank in cheerleading the replacement of Americans.

For example, Josh Zeitz at Politico recently celebrated what he claims were the unintended consequences of the 1965 Hart-Celler Immigration Act, “perhaps… the most revolutionary act of the 1960s… the political consequences… have been astonishing.”

Zeitz concern-trolls about how the GOP could have appealed to nonwhites based on ideology:

The great tragedy of 2016 may well be the full transformation of the GOP from a mainstream political party into a smaller, rump organization dedicated to white retrenchment. That outcome was never foreordained, but rather the unfortunate product of a half-century of resistance to pluralism and demographic transformation.

[The 1965 Law That Gave The Republican Party Its Race Problem, by Josh Zeitz, Politico, August 20, 2016]

Similarly, Orange County, once the birthplace of the conservative movement, is also becoming just another outpost of the Third World and one-party Democratic rule because of changing demographics:

Orange County Republicans, like the party nationwide, shot themselves in the foot in the face of two demographic trends: fewer white voters and more young ones. In the 1990 census, 64% of Orange County was white, and 36% were people of color. Twenty years later, 44% of the county was white, and 56% were people of color.

Latinos are the county’s largest and fastest-growing demographic group. Incredibly, O.C. Republicans began alienating them long before Trump started talking about walls and mass deportations.

[Orange County is turning blue: Decades of support for anti-Latino policies have handed the GOP stronghold to Democrats, by Fred Smoller, Los Angeles Times, August 29, 2016]

But there are two glaring flaws in this Zeitz-Smoller thesis:

• Firstly, Republicans and Conservatism Inc. types have in fact fallen all over themselves trying to appeal to minorities based on ideology.

It’s not at all that there’s been a lack of “outreach”—it’s that Hispanics and most other nonwhites have no interest in limited government. Polls consistently show Hispanics support “big government” and more welfare programs. If the GOP truly wanted to win nonwhite support, it would have to abandon conservatism and libertarianism entirely.

• Secondly, Democrats also supported common sense enforcement of our immigration laws not so long ago.

Senator Barbara Boxer, a California Democrat, would be called a right-winger today because of the actions she supported in the past. Harry Reid used to oppose birthright citizenship because it was common sense. The Barbara Jordan Commission’s recommendations would have solved much of this problem before it became the disaster it is today.

And both Clintons used to sound like Donald Trump in acknowledging illegal immigration as a problem. President Bill Clinton in 1995 condemned “years of neglect” and demanded increased inspections to deny illegal immigrants jobs. As recently as 2006, Hillary Clinton was condemning the Mexican government for pushing illegal immigration north.

What changed? The Democrats now believe they must and can replace the existing population to secure their political future. We only have to look at their actions in the recent past to show they don’t really believe this is good for the country or for more American workers. It’s just good for them.

A recent video explaining the Alt Right features a clip of Vice President Joe Biden bragging about how great it is European-Americans will soon be a minority. “That’s not a bad thing,” he says. “That’s a source of our strength.”

This is only true if “our” is “us politicians.”

In the wake of Hillary Clinton’s speech against the Alternative Right, the Main Stream Media is piling on Donald Trump for allegedly allowing “white identity politics” into the mainstream. But, since the Democrats’ abandonment of the working class, “identity politics” is now the only thing driving the Democratic coalition. And it’s a form of identity politics specifically built upon hatred of the historic American nation—the European-American core that created the American polity.

In Jean Raspail’s novel The Camp of the Saints, now indisputably the most prophetic book of the twentieth century, one character is a Consul disgusted at the actions of his fellow Westerners seeking to flood Europe with the Third World. Dismissing their garbage morality, showy virtue-signaling and maudlin rhetoric, the Consul cuts to the heart of the issue:

“You know,” the Consul went on, “there’s a very old word that describes the kind of men you are. It’s ‘traitor.’ That’s all, you’re nothing new. There have been all kinds. We’ve had bishop traitors, knight traitors, general traitors, statesman traitors, scholar traitors, and just plain traitors. It’s a species the West abounds in, and it seems to get richer and richer the smaller it grows. Funny, you would think it should be the other way around. But the mind decays, the spirit warps. And the traitors keep coming.”

And so they do.

Ignorance is no longer an excuse about what is being done to America.

The politicians implementing this policy of dispossession against American whites can only be viewed as an occupying government.

Those who go along with it, especially Republicans, should be considered collaborators.

And the response to accusations of “racism” is the, entirely accurate, charge of treason.

James Kirkpatrick [Email him] is a Beltway veteran and a refugee from Conservatism Inc.