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Noelia Castillo – the embodiment of Europe

Noelia Castillo was a Spanish girl whose life looked like the life of an average young European: it is a hopeless, senseless, and purposeless life. At best, it consists in garnering pleasure, absent which it becomes pointless. The life of the young European has been negatively affected by the fragmentation of her core family, the pleasure seeking attitude, and an absolute lack of higher ideas apart from some substitutes thereof, of which we’ll talk later. Young white Europeans do not believe in God anymore, young white Europeans do not believe in patriotism, young white Europeans do not believe in anything. Nay, some of them believe in climate change (caused by human beings) and of course some of them believe in globalism, in gender transition and all that that clap-trap. Males have become effeminate, so much effeminate that they do not know what sex they are, and even if they know, then they tend to behave like women or girls. European education has eradicated anything manly about them. It does not fare much better with girls or women. The sex roles have been inverted upside down and inside out. In many cases the sex roles have been swapped, all of which contributes to the general psychological and social debacle, of which later.

Before committing suicide – which is politely referred to as assisted suicide – Noelia Castillo admitted that she had been sexually abused by her boyfriend, and then twice gang-raped on two occasions in a night club, which events she did not report to the police. All of which prompted her to bring her life to an end.

Why didn’t she report such incidents to the police? The answer is very simple. She knew that if she reported the incidents to the authorities, nothing ever would be done. If the rapists were not white, then of course they would be acquitted of any crime. We know that all too well. Worse, being acquitted of blame by the court of law, the rapists, knowing full well that they enjoyed full impunity under European laws, would seek revenge on Noelia Castillo. They would have avenged themselves on her, and again the authorities would not have done anything to punish them.

Noelia Castillo’s psyche will have been in shambles. Being separated and relatively worse off, her parents could not take good care of her. They themselves were helpless in this world, which is why Noelia Castillo certainly did not feel secure. As she herself had said prior to her assisted suicide, that she always felt alone, and she had always perceived the world around her as dark.

One can venture to say that that’s precisely how the world around is perceived by very many young and – for that matter – old Europeans. They feel alienated. They feel that the authorities are against them. They feel that they can do nothing about their fate. How many times have we heard about incidents in which immigrants perpetrated heinous crimes and the authorities did nothing or next to nothing about it? So, naturally, people feel isolated, people feel powerless, people feel left of their own devices, people feel atomized.

Noelia Castillo was left to her own devices not only by her parents, but also by the state and society. Since she was sexually abused, she had lived in a trauma. She was diagnosed with both obsessive and compulsive disorder as well as borderline personality disorder. It is a good question to ask whether she was born with those disorders or whether her psyche developed them as life turned out to be too difficult to cope with. Be it as it may, prior to requesting assisted suicide Noelia Castillo had attempted to take her life jumping from the 5th floor. To make sure that she would die instantly, she had also applied an overdose of cocaine or other medication. Yet, the suicide attempt had not been successful. She had hurt herself badly and as a result of this fall she was doomed to suffer chronic pain for the rest of her life. And that is certainly the primary reason why she wanted to apply for assisted suicide. Life became even more unbearable than it had been prior to the event.

And the European Court of Human Rights Granted her permission to commit suicide, against the appeals filed by her father. But we should long have been accustomed to the fact that the European authorities – legal or otherwise – will always act against the will of the parents. Such is the current trend and the Western world to propagate, encourage and ultimately enforce euthanasia and assisted suicide. Noelia Castillo’s case only reflects – like in a mirror – what is happening to the white race, to the Western world. The white race and the Western world are dying by means of assisted suicide.

The white civilization is dying not in that it is being conquered by someone, not in that it has grown old: the white man’s civilization is dying because it has no purpose, because it does not believe in anything of importance, because it has replaced true faith with a faith in climate change and the rainbow sexuality and globalism – precisely the things that cannot enliven the human spirit.

Compare Europe’s fates with Noelia Castillo’s fate, Europe’s decision-making with Noelia Castillo’s decision; compare Noelia Castillo’s stamina or rather the lack thereof with the stamina of people (including children!) who lived through difficult times, who lived through the world wars, or during revolutions, or deep economic crises. They generally wanted to survive and in order to survive they wanted to fight or at least to resist the unfavourable circumstances as best they could. Very many children and adolescents were crammed into the barracks of concentration camps and they did not give up; rather, they wanted to do anything to preserve their lives and to live to the end of the war, and to start families and make careers thereafter despite all the preceding unfavourable circumstances.

Generally people would have been raised in such a way as to be able to withstand the hardships, as to develop a tough, strong, combatant, and defiant personality. What would an average girl or woman have done a few decades ago having been raped? Such a woman or such a girl – apart from being traumatised – would have liked to avenge herself, or – to be precise – to have a male relative take revenge in her name. Such a woman or such a girl would have had a father and/or a brother (or brothers), and/or an uncle (or uncles) who would have avenged her. Such a girl or such a woman would have known that she had someone to resort to. Such a woman or such a girl would have been avenged and neither the law nor the authorities would have prevented the father or the brother or the uncle from taking revenge on the perpetrator of the rape.

That’s precisely how the girls from the Third World who have settled and live in Europe operate. They live in extended families where male members are obliged to fight for those families and protect their female members. Male relatives avenge themselves for any wrong that may have been done to the female members of their families. Such girls do not think about suicide – they think about being avenged and avenged they are.

Noelia Castillo’s attitude to life perfectly reflects Europe’s attitude to life: Europeans do not want to survive, Europeans want to fall victims to abuse and to make place for newcomers.

Noelia Castillo was born in 2000 and lived to be only 25. Her parents separated when she was 13. She would have swum with the flow, which meant that during her lifetime she would have sought purpose in frequenting night clubs. A broken family meant little or no support from her parents. A country where she lived – Spain – did not protect her nor did it give her life guidelines worth pursuing. What purpose can one have in a country where it is seriously debated whether chimpanzees should not be put on a par with human beings in light of law?

Facing which, it is no wonder that young people come to the conclusion that they should only enjoy themselves as best they can. Noelia Castillo must have fitted that paradigm. She suffered from the separation of her parents. She had a boyfriend and she frequented the nightclubs. That’s how young people across Europe kill time, (yes, that’s the word for it).

Living against the background of a failed family, being sexually abused, Noelia Castillo must also have suffered from a broken heart. Her broken heart encapsulated the broken heart of Europe, the broken heart of the white man’s civilisation. Noelia Castillo’s broken heart is the broken heart of the Western world. The Western world has no purpose other than globalism, climate change craziness, rainbow sexuality and the importation of people from other continents. Are these goals worth living for?

Such individual fates as that of Noelia Castillo illustrate the fate of whole societies and whole nations and even whole civilisations. Young Europeans – just like Noelia Castillo – do not want to fight. They do not want to survive. They do not want to take revenge for the wrong done to them: the only thing they want is the seek pleasure. If that cannot be achieved, they think of exiting this life. Pain is to be avoided, the combatant spirit is branded as something evil, persistence and stamina have not been taught to them.

Contrarily, young males from Africa and Asia flock to Europe. They, too, frequent nightclubs, but they frequent them as conquerors. With time they import their families, and they build tightly-knit, strong communities, and step by step they seize chunks of the host countries. They have a purpose: to survive, to dominate, to assert themselves. So much so that they know that they can do whatever they please. The authorities of the host countries are not going to punish them for anything. And although they still make up a minority in terms of numbers, their strong communities outpower the atomized white Europeans who are deprived of the protection of their states, of their governments, of their legal systems. The aliens want to assert themselves, while the members of the indigenous nations are told that they are redundant on Planet Earth. They have even been made to believe that they should make place for the newcomers and… for nature because they are parasites that destroy the environment. Young people like Noelia Castillo have soaked in all that. No wonder then that when they face hardship, they see no other way out than to bring their lives to an end.

That’s a sad plight. The European and by extension the American civilisations are suffering from a terminable disease. Funny to think that all this has been predicted by some great European minds. Consider Jean Raspail’s “The Camp of the Saints” or Michel Houellebecq’s “Submission”. We have all read such and similar novels, or at least we have heard about them, their plot, their message. We can all see that what they describe is becoming reality. And yet, nobody seems capable of doing anything about it. White Europeans and white Americans seem to be lulled into a kind of security because the changes are slow and because they somehow believe in the propaganda of a better world in the making.

The truth is, however, that white Europeans and white Americans have lost the biological instincts to fight, to want to survive, to want to dominate, and to want to prevail over others and against all odds. They have lost this basic biological instinct. Once you do not want to fight, you do not want to prevail, you do not want to dominate – you are doomed because the others will certainly want to fight, and prevail, and dominate. The others will wield the sword and turn you into a slave. We live in such a world that if you do not want to kill – you will be killed, if you do not want to survive – then you will die, if you do not want to prevail – then you will be subdued. It’s one or the other. Unfortunately, the white man and the white woman have chosen to annihilate themselves. The white man and the white woman – often childless, often single, living in atomized societies, intimidated by their own authorities – have lost purpose. As such, the white man and the white woman are on the verge of extinction. The process may take some time, of course, to come full circle. It will not happen overnight but happen it will. Sadly.

One more time, take a closer look at Noelia Castillo’s life. Look at her abandonment, her hopelessness, her victimhood embedded in a culture of rape and a culture of pleasure-seeking, and map it on the fate of European states, European nations, and – by extension – on the fate of the Americans and Canadians. Noelia Castillo is the picture of our future. We have become passive and submissive and resigned. The majority of us will be satisfied with a day-to-day life. Only a very few of us will think about stopping the process of sliding downwards the slippery slope, of reverting the process. These few will be severely thwarted (if not downright punished) in the attempt to save their civilisation by their own authorities. As a result, some of them may eventually request the European Court of Human Rights to be allowed to commit assisted suicide. Not in the literal sense of the word; rather, they will request the European Court of Human Rights to be allowed to undergo assisted suicide in terms of giving up on any opposition: they will stop fighting, they will rid themselves of any need for revenge for the wrongs done, they will abandon any ambition to prevail and dominate. They will even stop defending themselves. In a word, they will suppress the most basic biological instincts in themselves. And if you suppress your basic biological instincts of wanting to propagate your own kind, of wanting to survive, of wanting to dominate over others, then for all practical purposes you have committed suicide.

May Noelia Castillo rest in peace. Mat she serve as warning against apathy and lack of purpose – genuine purpose – against the lack of the will to survive, to dominate and propagate our own kind.

 

 

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