“Q: What is the greatest challenge facing the United States?”– No way to choose

–“Q: What is the greatest challenge facing the United States?”–

No way to choose one. So here is a top ten list:

1) Immigration, particularly from the developing world has dropped our IQ from 100 to 97 and shortly 95, creating a second-world country with a second-world economy.

2) Immigrant cities and individual irresponsibility vs established suburbs and territories with individual responsibility creating massive political division largely because of the voting habits of single, childless women who always and everywhere destroy the distribution of votes.

3) Woke (race Marxism) as a white-hatred ideology, as the excuse to undermining our civilization just as the left planned by the “march of destruction thru the institutions of cultural production.” And yes it was done on purpose. And yes we know who funded it.

4) The effect of it and women on the decline in education. And our failure to fire them all as we did air traffic controllers, close the Department of education and restore the obligation of educators to produce graduates capable of entering the workforce as literate arithmetic and sufficiently technologically competent to provide self-sustaining employment.

5) The family court system, feminists and the destruction of the family, and the sex trade and the destruction of dating, mating, and marriage.

6) the suppression of IQ testing mandating expensive degrees that have no material influence on capability, yet create debt and delay marriage and reproduction.

7) The continued sacrifice of our laboring and working classes to immigration that suppresses their wages, and overseas trade that offshores their jobs.

8) The slow repatriation of industry offshored since the seventies.

9) Our folly at not ‘finishing the job’ with Russia, China and Iran, and as such not fully ending the age of empires, combined with letting Europe free ride on our payment for the world system of finance, transport and trade, so that they can have social programs and spending that has led to population collapse, and inabilty to defend themselves, produce energy themselves, and defend necessary resources and trade themselves. Meanwhile virtue signaling to the states that we don’t have the programs they can’t afford without our strategic subsidies.

10) The failure to preserve our common law prohibition on reputation destruction cancelling, deplatforming, and interference in employment or business, without liability.

That’s just the top ten off the top of my head.

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