Running for the important Texas railroad commissioner, Bo French set off a firestorm by venturing to point out that the home crowd for the Ohio St. at Texas looked more like Delhi than the Lone Star State. Like a young George Washington venturing into the Ohio Valley, French set off a heated discourse, even among Republicans in Texas who are quick to hold the door open for their own replacements.
The French
I heard UT graduation this year looked like this. I didn’t believe it. The problem is now obviously far worse than anyone imagined. – Bo French
Bo French called out what many Texans have been calling out. Areas like the Dallas metro are getting overrun by Indians, and French further highlighted that native Texans are being denied opportunities for enrollment at the prestigious UT Austin. Texas state law requires at least 90% of UT Austin freshmen to be Texas residents; however, the children of immigrants are included in this 90%, and colleges are notorious for pushing diversity.
Bo French’s post garnered 27 million views without getting ratio’d, as many on the right were quick to rally around a courageous candidate
The Indians
The Republican Party of Texas was not eager to support their own. John Cornyn, the sore loser to Ken Paxton the US Senate candidate, chimed in with his woke scolding:
This is the Republican nominee for statewide office. Are other Republican elected officials going to condemn the intolerance and racism, or look the other way while it becomes normalized. This is how great political parties self-destruct. Sad.
This was echoed by James Talarico, the Democrat candidate for Senate, and several prominent Republican leaders in Texas.
The Indian community is particularly vicious when it comes to getting called out. We saw this with Daniel Keane, a small business owner who was kicked out of a Southern Baptist church after generating online controversy for saying that he wants his kids to grow up in America and not India. This was the church not having his back while his business was getting review bombed by Indian agitators.
Vivek Ramaswamy has long instigated these exchanges, attacking Americans while poorly cosplaying as one. He is an underdog running for governor in red Ohio and got booed out of speaking at a recent Young Americans for Liberty event. But despite how foreseeable a disaster Ramaswamy is on the ballot, Republicans crowned him governor anyway.
Additionally, the Indian lobby is also a factor in media manipulation. While Indians gamed algorithms for gain, to Elon Musk’s frustration, they also appear to have paid right wing influencers.
The War
The fate of Texas was decided by fewer than 1100 men at the Battle of San Jacinto. The sacrifice of those at the Alamo immortalized the brave men. And likewise, the fate of Texas is in similar peril. Is Texas going to remain a state that is a beacon of freedom and Americana, or is Texas going to become a Mumbai hellhole?
In Revelation 21, God reminds us the fate of the cowardly. Those who remain indifferent to the mass importation of idolaters are cowards. The politicians who support replacement are traitors. Texans will have to choose. Texans will have to speak up. Getting called racist is a small price to pay for not having giant Hindu statues erected in your state or turning the Rio Grande into the Ganges. No one remembers the cowards of the 1830s, but Texas remembers the Alamo.
