White Revolution Florida
Attention Whites in Palm Beach County, FL.
by Jessica, WR Florida Deputy Governor
My name is Jessica and I’m 21 years old and I am currently the Florida Deputy Governor for White Revolution. I am married and awaiting my first child. I am a third generation Floridian. My grandfather was born in Pahokee in the 1930s and later moved to Lake Worth where he still lives with my grandmother. My father was born in the 60s in Lake Worth and I was born in the 80s in West Palm Beach.
I’ve had several generations before me call this state home as well. One of my ancestors (I believe my grandfathers uncle) was one of the team of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers who helped build the 20ft high dike on Lake Okeechobee after the great hurricane of 1928. I suppose he and his family settled in Florida. So my family has just a little over 80 years of calling Florida home.
You can say my family being around so long they’ve witnessed many changes in the State and general area since. My grandfather tells me about the good ole’ days when justice was justified and family values still meant something. I’m only 21 years old yet I’ve seen so much change in just my lifetime so far. In my lifetime I’ve seen crime rates sore, good people move away looking for a “better” place to live, Gays have made Lake Worth and schools recruiting grounds for their lifestyle, the educational system is horrible, and my people are turning to drugs, alcohol and degeneracy. What went so wrong to lead to this? Will it get better at all or will it continue to get worse?
My parents had a constant pattern of problems with the school board since my oldest brother started middle school and this pattern remained until my parents decided to pull my youngest brother (of my 4 siblings) out of school. The reason for the conflict were always related to racial conflict. Each of my siblings and my mother when she was a teen had racial problems when it come to public school. My father was more fortunate since my grandfather didn’t want his children schooling with blacks he sent them to a private school during the forced integration.
My mother recalls a lot of the race riots that occurred in Jacksonville, FL during the 70’s. She was spat on, assaulted, harassed, insulted, witnessed more violence then a teenage girl at anytime should ever endure or witness. Anyway my purpose in sharing these personal things is to say that given our values, beliefs, racial background the place many generations have called home will become a hostile environment for us and future generations. I will show other Whites living in Palm Beach County who read this why I hold a concern for my home and my people’s presence in the areas. I will do this with demographics and reason and detailing some experiences which aren’t unique to what my family had to go through, but what other parents in our local area also said they have faced. (more…)