I found the following review of this book to be particularly helpful. It could have been written by our very own Don or Thrashen, honestly.
In the book _Civil War II: The Coming Breakup of America_ (1997), Thomas Chittum takes a view of America showing the United States sliding towards its imminent doom. Chittum contrasts the role of empires and nations, showing how nations are based on a common heritage, language, and ethnic identity, while empires are diverse and thus subject to failure. With the recent second War in Iraq, we can see how by over-reaching itself the American empire has become severely weakened.
Chittum shows how gang warfare in which we see rival ethnic gangs operating more and more as states within the state erupts into violence. Chittum sees imminent ethnically based riots (and we certainly have witnessed them before such as the L.A. riots where Korean shop-keepers and black thugs engaged in open battle, or the recent events following Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans). Chittum shows a government that has become weaker and weaker and will ultimately have to resort to military force within its own borders effectively creating a police state to quell civil resistance.
Chittum explains how the super-rich and transnational elite will attempt to avoid this by simply changing location. All the while multi-national corporations rape the system and outsource American jobs, avoid taxation by re-locating, and American sovereignty is increasingly given up to transnational bodies like the UN, the IMF, and NAFTA.
Chittum also explains how the elite use illegal immigration and how illegal immigration is both harmful to the country and American jobs but will ultimately lead to further race riots and conflicts. Chittum further shows how gangs and drug lords will take over the American southwest as an increasingly larger Hispanic presence causes a white flight to the suburbs and towards the mountain regions. Further, Chittum explains how racist affirmative action programs and the politically correct elite idiots who support them undermine any ethnic identity for the white race, while all other races engage in identity politics to further themselves.
Chittum also explains how faced with mounting pressures the federal government will crack down on dissenters, attempt to abolish the First and Second Ammendments, and round up all firearms. Chittum also explains how police forces and the military are becoming more and more corrupt with ethnic rivalries developing within their own ranks. Further, Chittum considers the events of Waco and Ruby Ridge, showing the federal government's standoff with those who oppose the system.
Chittum considers the rise of the militia movement and the growth of ethnically based militias as indicating a further sign that the state is in grave peril. Finally, Chittum shows how the white race is being increasingly weakened by such programs and changing demographic trends showing that ethnic warfare is right around the corner. To demonstrate this, Chittum examines the case of ethnically diverse Europe, showing how Europe itself is on the brink of crisis with various ethnic enclaves engaging in civil war. History is showing Chittum to be largely correct, although some of the details of his prophecy may not be.
In recent times, we have witnessed the further Balkanization of the United States, increasing ethnic rivalry, the growth of secessionist movements, and further white decline. The recent election to the presidency of Barak Obama serves to only further cement these indications. It may be easy to dismiss Chittum as a survivalist nut, a right-wing extremist, or a pro-white racist, but this is far too simple. Indeed, we are witnessing some of these very events unfold as America continues to decline and break apart at the seams. Recently in 2008, the Russian analyst Igor Panarin showed that with a declining U.S. dollar, out of control foreign debt, and increasing Balkanization of the United States as rival ethnic groups vie for power, there will be an imminent break-up of the U.S. into five distinct ethnically based regions.
It has been effectively shown that the chasm developing over ethnic, cultural, and political differences is so great that it cannot be bridged. For more on these same issues, one need only consult the works of Pat Buchanan to show that more mainstream figures are taking such dire predictions seriously.
