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  1. We colonize space
  2. The vast resources of the stars are ours
  3. Our economy booms, energy is nigh limitless, factories expand through entire star systems
  4. Harsh conditions in space and the need for having only the very best means eugenics to improve the breed
  5. We are fruitful and multiply, becoming stronger, smarter, faster, healthier, longer-lived, and more numerous
  6. Our empire is vast and powerful, but we long for our ancient home, where our ancestors struggled, survived and built monuments for untold generations
  7. We return
  8. Earth is a desolate waste, mined by the ignorant, greedy, and thoughtless shitskins
  9. Most of the population lives in shacks or straw huts, food is scarce, disease is rampant, violence everywhere
  10. Only the Jews live fat and happy, leeching off the slave labor of others
  11. The first of our ships land in Europa, our ancient homeland
  12. The Jews quake in terror, having thought us extinct after all these centuries of exile
  13. The shitskins, remembering how we brought them civilization and technology the first time, and then supported them through welfare and foreign aid beg us to return and help them
  14. The banner is unfurled
  15. A knight’s cross, with a swastika emblazoned on its center
  16. The Jew hisses and recoils as if burned as it recognizes the two symbols most anathema to it
  17. ”DEUS VULT!”
  18. The purge begins
  19.  
  20. ~:~
  21.  
  22. Be shitskin
  23. Live in hut made from sticks, mud, and dung
  24. Have no concept of reading or writing
  25. Make a living hauling scrap from the mined cities to be recycled
  26. Cough and wish you weren't so diseased all the time
  27. Glare in resentment at a fat Jew being carried on a litter by his slaves
  28. Such is life
  29. Suddenly, a giant, gleaming castle descends from the skies on a pillar of flame, roaring like thunder
  30. A ramp opens and a man steps forth
  31. He is tall, his skin pale as milk, hair like gold, and his eyes burning like sapphires in his chiseled face
  32. He is the most beautiful being you have ever witnessed
  33. The crowd that gathered in curiosity is now genuflecting before him in awe
  34. The Jew is screaming obscenities and trying to waddle away
  35. Despite your fear and amazement, you summon the courage to approach this glorious being
  36. “Are you an angel?”
  37. You quail in terror as he fixes you with his beautiful, unearthly gaze
  38. “Yes, I am a messenger from above. And I bring to all the world a message from the stars.”
  39. You could hear a pin drop in the silence as the masses hang on his very words, awaiting his message
  40. “Today… is Judgement Day.”
  41. Everyone looks around in confusion
  42. Until he hoses the crowd down with a flamethrower and begins firing a fully-automatic grenade launcher
  43. You writhe in agony and scream as you burn, oblivious to the other ships descending, firing lasers and bombs as they land
  44. Asteroids annihilate entire cities, large ones are dropped in the ocean to create tsunamis that wipe entire coastlines clean of the shitskins living along them
  45. Armies burst forth from the ships, sparing none, but purging all
  46. Your entire ‘civilization’ is wiped away in weeks and every trace of it obliterated as the returning whites reclaim their ancestral homeworld and begin rebuilding the ruins of monuments and cities their ancestors built
  47. And nothing of value was lost
  48.  
  49. ~:~
  50.  
  51. You are Augustus Aurelius, corporal in the Ground Attack Force
  52. Your breath echoes in your ears thanks to your fully enclosed helmet
  53. Your squadmate, Heinrich, removed his helmet in an unsterilized area
  54. Controlled breeding and genetic engineering have boosted your immune system, but you’ve been isolated from the diseases of Earth for centuries
  55. Horrific plagues, worse than small pox or ebola, have been incubating amongst the wretched brown masses for centuries, with no whites to devise inoculations, vaccines, or cures
  56. He got infected after removing his helmet in a native hut and sampling some food
  57. Nothing serious, but he has the shits and can’t go in the field for another day or two and you have to make up for being a man short
  58. You’re purging a village occupied by the mixed descendants of Bantu, Hindi, and Turkic peoples in what used to be northern France
  59. They have some small arms, but they pose almost no threat to you as long as you’re in your armor
  60. Their improvised explosives are slightly more dangerous
  61. So was the rickety, hideously obsolete even by their standards tank that rolled out of a barn before you blew it up
  62. Turns out they don’t have anything in the area that can withstand 45mm HEDP grenades filled with octonitrocubane explosive and firing at a rate of 200 rounds per minute
  63. You’ve mostly been using the 13mm machine gun on your left arm and the underslung flamethrower attached to your grenade launcher, though
  64. One blast of thickened triethylaluminum is more than sufficient to burn down their huts and everyone inside
  65. You scan another ramshackle hut made of sheet metal and plywood with thermal and millimeter-wave radar, see nothing inside, and mark it as empty on your smart-linked HUD as you turn to check the next dwelling
  66. Something bounces off your leg and you look down in surprise
  67. It’s a little girl of indeterminate racial origin, roughly 5 years old
  68. Her skin’s the color of fresh shit, but she’s still kind of adorable
  69. She’s crying and, if your translator is accurate, begging ‘the monsters’ not to hurt her in a pidgin of the local dialect
  70. You pause
  71. You know the horrific crimes her people committed against yours, how they exiled you to the harsh environment of space, how they stole your ancestral lands, did their best to annihilate your history, your culture, and your race
  72. But she’s not responsible for any of that; she’s just a little girl
  73. Your weapon sags in your arms as the enormity of what you’re doing suddenly crashes down upon you like an asteroid
  74. Holy vacuum, you’re massacring men, women, and children
  75. Sergeant Himmler puts his hand on your shoulder and nods sympathetically, as if he can read your mind
  76. Then he points at the little girl
  77. “Nits make lice. Spare her and she’ll grow up to be just like the rest of them.”
  78. After a long pause, you nod and he turns away to gun down a fleeing ground car
  79. You face the little girl
  80. The roar of your flamethrower washes out her tormented screams
  81. You move on, stepping over her burning corpse
  82. NITS MAKE LICE.
  83.  
  84. ~:~
  85.  
  86. You’re Lieutenant Axelson of the Ground Attack Force
  87. You’re facing heavy resistance in the region that your maps call Sweden, but the locals call some unpronounceable, unholy mish-mash of Arabic, Swahili, and Cantonese
  88. Their infantry is no match for your 45mm grenade launcher, 13mm machine gun, or flamethrower, but they have armor support that can kill an armored trooper caught in the open and shrug off 45mm rounds like rainfall
  89. Speaking of which, here comes a whole battalion of armor
  90. “Overlord, this is Beowulf, request fire mission on enemy armor, 4 klicks from my position. Painting targets now.”
  91. “Affirmative Beowulf, firing for effect. Keep your heads down, boys.”
  92. Everyone in your platoon ducks as tungsten rods the size of crowbars drop from orbit, each one spearing a tank dead center and obliterating it
  93. Two tanks survived the orbital bombardment: Sergeant Jaeger hefts a shoulder-mounted launcher and destroys both with a volley of light anti-tank missiles
  94. Specialist O’Brian burns down a passing fighter jet with his pulse laser, which resembles an old bazooka from Pre-Exile Earth
  95. Your platoon continues to advance, sweeping aside the remaining resistance
  96. You secure the objective and purge surviving enemy soldiers who foolishly surrendered in a war of extermination
  97. Your heart swells with pride and a single tear forms in your eye as the flag of your people is raised over your ancestral homeland
  98. It’ll be years before the landscape is returned to its former beauty, even with your advanced technology, but you’ve made a good start by cleansing it of the filth that defiled it for centuries
  99. “Move out, men! The 25th Drop Infantry needs reinforcements! Let’s go!”
  100.  
  101. ~:~
  102.  
  103. You’re Hamibi
  104. You speak a bastardized version of Zulu heavily influenced by Spanish and Esperanto, but you’re almost pure-blooded Hottentot
  105. You’re absolutely terrified as the armor-clad monsters herd your people toward a large pre-fabricated dome they erected near your village
  106. Any who resist are immediately shot or stabbed with razor-sharp Stellite bayonets
  107. You decide to just go along with whatever they say
  108. “Next!”
  109. You get to the front of the line and there’s a man sitting at a table
  110. He’s not wearing armor or a face concealing helmet: he’s in a white hazmat suit with a transparent bubble helmet
  111. You've never seen a white man before
  112. Sandy hair, blue eyes, a carefully trimmed mustache, and such pale skin! He almost doesn’t look human…
  113. He grabs your arm and sticks something against it, sucking out blood and filling a small vial almost before the pain registers
  114. A second device injects you with something as another man, clad in identical hazmat suit, takes your picture
  115. “Genetic scan good, no diseases or serious parasites. Pass.”
  116. You’re herded into another line, rubbing the sore spot on your arm, and ponder what’s happening
  117. You don’t think they’re going to kill you or they’d have done it already
  118. An armored man stomps up, hefting one of those enormous guns and his amplified voice booms out, “All of you have been chosen for your relative genetic purity and geographic location. As this is more or less your ancestral homeland, your people will be allowed to stay within a reservation to live as you once did. Inside the reservation you may follow your own laws and customs, such as they are. If you attempt to leave the reservation, you will be killed immediately. Each of you has been injected with a tracking device, so don’t even think of trying to escape.”
  119. With that, you and the rest of the confused horde are ushered through a gate in an enormous, electrified fence humming with power
  120. N’wan-click is foolish enough to try climbing the fence; an arc of electricity makes him explode into smoking bits of meat the instant he touches it.
  121. One of the armored giants shakes his head, either in disgust or amusement; you can’t tell
  122. The whole area is fenced off, but there’s plenty of food and water here, and they left you building materials and basic tools to work with
  123. After a few days of sitting in the mud feeling sorry for yourself, you build a sad little hut
  124. Is this where you’re going to live from now on?
  125.  
  126. ~:~
  127.  
  128. You’re Colonel Raedec
  129. This whole region has been pacified
  130. The less-racially mixed civilians have been rounded up and transported to their ancestral homelands for processing; any who are free of disease will enter the reservations to live in the primitive manner of their ancestors
  131. The rest have been exterminated. As part of the reclamation process, after the soil is cleansed of industrial and military contaminants, their remains are ground into the dirt to enrich it with nutrients
  132. You can begin planting crops and reestablishing native plants in the region immediately
  133. Fusion power lights up a whole city of pre-fabricated buildings, all occupied by soldiers, engineers, doctors, farmers, and archeologists
  134. You hope to restore the remains of the ancient Reichstag and Brandenburg Gate in another few months
  135. You’ll have to read up on the history of the region; you don’t have any ancestors who lived here Pre-Exile, so you didn’t bother researching it before you came
  136. A Captain salutes you and reports that the last of the filth has been rounded up and banished to the reservations
  137. All except the Jews
  138. They’re the only race exempt from the mercy of exile on the reservations; their crimes against not only your race, but all of humanity are well known, and it was decided long ago not to risk their resurgence: every copy of their evil book, the Talmud, is being burned in situ
  139. They’ve all been herded into a building during processing of prisoners
  140. You could inform them of their fate, you could even tell them why you were doing it, go on a long, angry rant about how they’d spent the better part of three millennia as your people’s mortal enemies, but
  141. honestly…
  142. You don't give a shit
  143. They’re not worth being angry about or even hating
  144. They’re just a tapeworm, and you don’t bother getting angry at a tapeworm or hating it. You just get rid of it, because it’s harming you
  145. The building is filled with nerve gas–colorless, odorless–and they all drop dead in seconds without even realizing what's happening
  146. The gas is vented and armored soldiers go inside to begin clearing out the corpses
  147. More fertilizer for the fields; at least they were good for something in the end, after all
  148.  
  149. ~:~
  150.  
  151. You’re Ryan
  152. You’re an asteroid miner
  153. You could give a shit less about “Holy Terra”, the ancient homelands, or “every step you take is supported by a thousand ancestors”
  154. But. that hardly matters to you; what's important is that the shitskins haven’t even touched the resources in the Solar System!
  155. A moon covered in lakes of liquid hydrocarbons, helium-3 and other rare gases in the upper atmospheres of the gas giants, and more, all virgin and untouched by man
  156. Right now you’re focused on the small asteroid your ship is processing
  157. Let’s see… 100 million tons of silicon, 90 million tons of iron, 20 million tons of gold, 10 million tons of platinum, 4 million tons of tungsten, 1,000 tons of uranium, and other heavy metals like lead and thorium…
  158. And since you own your own ship, with accompanying smelter, you’re earning a cool 20% profit
  159. You snuggle your slim, beautiful wife to your side and watch the monitors as the asteroid gets processed
  160. You don’t care for what’s happening on Earth. but that’s millions of miles away; you have your own little world right here, and there’s plenty of wealth and prosperity for you and yours
  161. There’s a new colony already approaching 50% completion, all built from components transported to the Solar System with the invasion fleet and accompanying civilians
  162. It can house a population of millions, and there are dozens of identical colonies being constructed all over the Solar System; the most crowded of them will only be a tenth full
  163. Plenty of lebensraum for the Reclaimers and their offspring
  164. Your wife tilts her head back to kiss you and you smile
  165. You should invest in a lot inside the colony once it’s finished so you can get your wife pregnant and let the baby develop inside proper gravity
  166. You’ll be getting in on the ground floor, so to speak, and wealthy enough to purchase a large plot, so your children and grandchildren can live in comfort all their lives
  167. All the suffering and dying on nearby Earth is too distant to bother you more than intellectually
  168. God’s in His Heaven, All’s Right With The World
  169.  
  170. ~:~
  171.  
  172. You are Karl
  173. You are a Sergeant in the 94th Shock Troopers “Vicarious Vikings”
  174. You remember the stories passed from generation to generation, by both book, and tongue
  175. Today you drop into the area your people once called home
  176. A land known as Denmark, back before we were forced from the bosom of our fatherland
  177. The stories your parents told you of the ancient homeworld of your people flash in your mind, five minutes from drop
  178. Papa once said that long ago, the family could trace the bloodline back to the eras when our people sailed the seas and sought to find new land to call home and pillage
  179. But that was a bygone age, torn apart by hordes of insect like barbarians who trampled your culture under their feet
  180. Now you’re three minutes away from dropping into what could best be called “hell” at the present
  181. You were briefed on it. You’re dropping in the area once know as “Copenhagen,” now inhabited by a race consisting of a mix of Arabs, Somalis, and Mongoloid Eurasian peoples
  182. About one hour before your scheduled drop, command had the Dreadnought Charlemagne light up the once great island city with multiple orbital lance strikes
  183. The land wasn’t fully glassed, as the city had great historical importance and some remaining historical sites
  184. Regardless, the majority of the outskirts and super slums were reduced to a fine mess of blazing huts, charred flesh, and very angry survivors
  185. One minute to drop
  186. You brace yourself as you feel your pod preparing to launch at hypersonic speeds through the atmosphere
  187. Suddenly you start plummeting at jaw dropping speeds, the only thing keeping you alive and in place is your suit and the advanced stabilization system on board the pod
  188. After about thirty seconds your descent slows and you crash with a mighty metallic slam into what felt like the remains of a concrete structure, then dirt
  189. Your heart is racing, your suit detaches from the stabilization system
  190. Suddenly the pod door opens
  191. You step out, clad in gray, white, and black armor while the dust clears
  192. It’s at that moment you see Holy Terra with your own eyes for the first time, central Copenhagen
  193. A burning ruin, currently being bombed out, burned, and raided
  194. But with a sublime beauty and peace in knowing that you are finally at home
  195. Suddenly the sense of peace wears off as you notice a savage running towards you holding a machete fashioned from what appears to be the remains of automobile scrap. You raise your flamethrower and open up a burst
  196. The savage keels over and screams, burning in the meanwhile
  197. The first step of many has been taken
  198.  
  199. ~:~
  200.  
  201. You are Reichsadmiral Robert Althaus
  202. You have been appointed Military Governor of the Sol System pending official administrative appointment
  203. The Reclamation has ended, Terra has been cleansed
  204. The racially and culturally pure among those who ruined our cradle in our absence have been repatriated to their ancient homelands
  205. Our mortal enemies have been destroyed, and though they tried their hardest to destroy our peoples we honor them as our greatest adversaries in the Imperial Histories
  206. First few weeks on the job
  207. Receive reports of preliminary archaeological scans of known sites of importance to our ancestors
  208. Reports state that approximately 60% of our inheritance is recoverable
  209. Sign off on excavations in the area of 41.8902° N, 12.4923° E
  210. Receive reports of most repatriated peoples acclimatizing to their reservations, though some are offering regional garrisons resistance
  211. Sign order to negotiate for perhaps more reservation land with the more reasonable agitating peoples and to exterminate the rest
  212. Receive Imperial delegation from the Core Worlds, provide a report on the continuing subjugation of the Sol System
  213. In gratitude they dispatch 4 new brigades of constructions crews and a new shipyard for the much needed development of the Jovian Moons
  214. Weeks pass of paperwork, military inspections, and official events for the new civilians
  215. Get a call from the chief civil engineer responsible for the restoration of the European monuments, requests that I come down and see him
  216. Go down for a visit, takes me to the area I ordered excavated a few weeks ago
  217. Archaeologists and engineers all around me as the sight comes into view
  218. Stunned, the air catches in my throat as a single tear falls from my eye
  219. Before us rises out of the recently cleared earth one of the greatest monuments ever built. one that has a special place in our history tomes
  220. For the first time in centuries the Colosseum of Rome breaths free from its buried prison
  221.  
  222. ~:~
  223.  
  224. Military governor of the region formerly designated as Russia
  225. Visiting ancient monuments and landmarks as historians and archeologists uncover them
  226. The Amber Room was mostly intact, but used as a personal lavatory by “Pimp Jamal Aquarius III” in lieu of an actual toilet, since the muds here couldn’t figure out how to restore plumbing
  227. Pimp Jamal was lowered feet first into molten copper an inch at a time last week for defiling white artifacts
  228. A nearby cathedral was relatively intact, though the locals had been using it as a trash dump for decades
  229. A series of bronze statues you’d hoped to recover were apparently cut into pieces and sold for scrap over a century ago
  230. Demolitions teams are destroying the rickety housing and obscene filth that passes for public art
  231. A local Jew sponsored sculptures, mostly phallic in nature
  232. So you had him impaled through the anus, Vlad Dracula style, and put him out on display in front of your command center
  233. Took the fat bastard three days to die
  234. The rest of the Jews in the region you simply had crucified; you like irony
  235. Now you’re inspecting the latest construction project
  236. What had once been a city of crumbling ruins, packed to the gills with diseased subhumans who defecated in the streets and committed all manner of foul perversions, is now cleansed
  237. The new buildings are all pre-fabs,true, but they’re neat, orderly, and clean
  238. Where once dark masses had subsisted in piles of their own waste and refuse, now smiling white faces are at work reclaiming their homeland
  239. Farmers, miners, construction workers, soil reclamation workers, engineers, and more are busily going to and fro, and white children are playing and laughing in the grassy parks school won’t begin for another week
  240. You tug the leash on Sh'mal, your new pet
  241. He’s another mongrel you found living in the remains of what turned out to be a Volkswagen Microbus; you had to look it up to know what it was and how ridiculously old it was
  242. He begged you not to kill him or transport him to “the camps” (you assume he means the reservations)
  243. You would have ignored him, but then he started dancing, juggling, singing, and performing acrobatics to please you
  244. He amused you, so you kept him as a pet
  245. After castrating him so there was no possibility of him polluting the white gene pool, of course; you can’t trust these niggers as far as you can throw them
  246. He seems remarkably well adapted to his fate
  247. “All right, let’s go see the progress on restoring the river dams next, and then I want a report on the fusion plant at-what is it, Kaliningrad?”
  248.  
  249. ~:~
  250.  
  251. Fierce resistance in Brazil, which has somehow retained its original name
  252. Orbital bombardment hasn’t rooted them out, and you don’t want to drop anything bigger because it would destroy valuable resources in the region
  253. Nerve gas has lost its effectiveness since they seem to have acquired hazmat gear
  254. Defoliant has wiped out their crops and much of the jungle concealing them, but continued use will permanently damage an already endangered ecosystem you wish to preserve
  255. Triethylaluminum incendiary agent, along with more primitive napalm, have had similar results
  256. And despite the advanced sensors on their powered armor and vehicles, your ground troops often have difficulty finding the guerrillas in this terrain
  257. Time for something sneakier
  258. A troop transport crashes in the jungle
  259. The dead bodies aboard are soldiers who died of various causes during the cleansing of the region: surprisingly few were due to enemy action
  260. The enemy guerrillas emerge from cover and swarm the transport, stripping it of anything that might be useful and returning to their main camp
  261. It has been so long since there was a functional space program that none of them even consider the possibility of a GPS tracking device planted in every single piece of equipment they looted
  262. Or anything else planted there, for that matter
  263. Releasing nerve agent inside their base would be effective, but nowhere near as fun
  264. You press a button that releases chlorine trifluoride from each of the pieces of equipment they looted
  265. Their first clue that something is terribly wrong is everything they’d just brought inside the base bursting into flames and producing noxious smoke
  266. They spray it with CO2 fire extinguishers; since the chemical is self-oxidizing, this does nothing
  267. A smarter man rushes and dumps a bucket of sand on the flames
  268. The sand ignites
  269. The stone floor under the spreading pool of liquid dissolves like a sugar cube under a running faucet, then combusts
  270. Another man throws a bucket of water onto the flames
  271. The water reacts and instantly explodes in a flash of steam
  272. Everyone without a hazmat suit is now coughing and choking
  273. Those in hazmat suits are trying desperately to combat the fire
  274. Everything is burning, dissolving, or exploding on contact
  275. Their hazmat suits are beginning to dissolve in places, exposing them to the chemical
  276. The reaction is producing hydrofluoric acid and hydrochloric acid, mostly as a vapor
  277. They’re all coughing uncontrollably now, choking on their own blood
  278. A man screams hideously as his bones dissolve, allowing his arms to flop around like limp tentacles, his skin is wearing away in patches, and his lungs fill with acid and blood
  279. His companion has spontaneously ignited and is writhing on the floor screaming
  280. Recon drones are firing smart missiles at fleeing guerrillas as they exit the base
  281. You now know where it’s located and call in an orbital strike
  282. The entire hidden fortress is reduced to a crater covered in a thin crust of glass
  283. The glass ignites on contact with vapor left over from the chlorine trifluoride weapon
  284. You’re laughing your ass off
  285. The video from this is getting uploaded straight to the local system network
  286. It goes viral from here to Jupiter
  287. A screenshot of a melting Brazilian commando, frozen in mid-scream, is used as a reaction image on the network
  288. You upload it as your Spacebook status
  289. The Emperor “likes” it
  290. This is literally the single greatest achievement of your life
  291. This somehow makes you sad and happy at the same time
  292.  
  293. ~:~
  294.  
  295. You march into the reservation, powered armor stomping craters into the soft earth
  296. The muds all back away nervously as you pan your glare across them all
  297. “Now what do you want?!”
  298. “We… we have no houses or apartments. Where are we to live?”
  299. “Are you stupid? We gave you free building material! There’s a pile of tools right there! You can harvest stone and timber aplenty! Build your own houses.”
  300. “We don’t know how. We’ve never built houses before.”
  301. ”Time to start learning. Next complaint?”
  302. “We have no food.”
  303. “We gave you food.”
  304. “We ate it all.”
  305. “That’s not my problem.”
  306. “But we’re starving!”
  307. “Still not my problem. What happened to the supplies? Didn’t you plant farms and gardens?”
  308. Your query is met with silence
  309. “Of course not. Why did I expect different? If you want to eat, you need to work. We’re not going to take care of you. We already showed you how to do it, so do it. If you choose to starve to death over working, that’s no skin off our bones. Next complaint.”
  310. “We’re cold.”
  311. “That’s because you didn’t build houses, you worthless fuckwit. Where are the blankets we gave you?”
  312. “Mustafa took them all. He says we must pay him for their use.”
  313. “Who is Mustafa?”
  314. Everyone points to a gangly, half-naked fellow who is otherwise indistinguishable from the rest
  315. Mustafa’s head explodes in a red mist as you put a 13mm round through it
  316. “Problem solved, everybody has a blanket again. Stop stealing and stop hoarding, this is the third fucking time we’ve dealt with this shit this week. What else?”
  317. “We’re bored.”
  318. “Do I look like I give a fuck? Do you see a magical fuck fairy flying around passing out fucks for me to give? Who the fuck cares if you’re bored? Go build a fucking house! Plant some crops! Learn how to be something other than useless, you degenerate, subhuman trash! Shit!”
  319. “But there’s no TV or-“
  320. “NOBODY CARES!”
  321. They all freeze as your amplified bellow echoes across the open field
  322. Two of your troopers turn heavy, crew-served weapons toward the gathered darkies in anticipation
  323. “We’re not your mommy and daddy! We’re not your babysitters! We’re not going to take care of you! We’re only keeping you alive long enough for you to figure out how to take care of yourselves! After that, you’re on your own. If you can’t figure out how to function without somebody doing all the work and thinking for you, then tough fucking shit. There’s the ground, feel free to lay down and DIE. We. Don’t. Care.”
  324. With that you stomp off, pausing to glare at yet another shitskin just standing there feeling sorry for himself
  325. “PICK UP A SHOVEL, MOTHERFUCKER!”
  326. He hurriedly picks up a shovel, then stands there waiting for someone to tell him what to do
  327. “DIG!”
  328. He begins digging a hole, but he has no idea what he’s doing
  329. Having never done manual labor in his life, he soon tires and collapses, a sobbing wreck
  330. You throw your hands up in disgust and stomp back through the gate. leaving the reservation
  331. You swear, burning them all in a mass grave would too good for these fucking idiots
  332.  
  333. ~:~
  334.  
  335. You are a hunter-killer pilot assigned to the elite “Valkyries” unit of the Imperial Air-ground division
  336. You are currently flying over the mountains in the area formerly known as “Alberta”
  337. The “natives,” a crude mix of Chinese, Vietnamese, and Indian, both truly native and Asian now occupy the area
  338. Despite the rather unfortunate genetic cauldron of the creatures living below, they are one of the more advanced areas of the planet
  339. This is mainly due to the Chinese admixture of the area, but despite this they have not progressed far beyond what existed at the moment of the exodus
  340. As you coast across the silver, white gilded peaks in formation, you see anti-aircraft fire igniting the sky with shocking flashes of orange to the East
  341. The fire is coming from the supercity of Cahma-min, a filthy sprawl that stretches from what was formerly known as “Calgary,” to what was formerly known as “Lethbridge”
  342. As you glance back to your front, you receive a holographic map on your helmet display from command that displays your new objective
  343. After making a stop in the Angeles-Sanfran Megapolis to provide fire support to waterborne troops, this should be a piece of cake
  344. The map says that that a mechanized unit is locked down by fire on the far Eastern outskirts of the supercity
  345. You brush your red hair to the side to allow your half-open helmet to fully close for battlefield awareness
  346. One by one, you and your fellow airmen bank hard to the right and take a low altitude bearing straight for the target area
  347. You’re there in about ten minutes; the scene isn’t pretty
  348. “Natives” have torn down some old concrete and steel structures down on top of a crab-walker, preventing the unit from moving forward without getting shredding retreating
  349. Not a problem for you, though!
  350. You open up a salvo of plasma and rocket fire on the ruined (and evacuated) walker, setting off the fuel cells within and obliterating it
  351. But with that out of the way, you have lots of angry savages with anti-aircraft weaponry to deal with
  352. Countermeasures shoot down or divert the majority of incoming projectiles, but the quantity of the attack is almost overwhelming
  353. Then the fun ends and the work begins
  354. In sync, you and the rest of the air unit open up on the militia and troops of the “native” hordes with your advanced on board targeting computer landing every shot with surgical accuracy on targets
  355. Every exposed individual is hit in every area of their body that is within the spray of bullet fire
  356. All and all you personally took down about 63 of them in that burst alone
  357. With the ground unit clear from danger, you set off your hyperburners and set off at hypersonic speeds towards the vicinity of your next target
  358. Just another days’ work
  359.  
  360. ~:~
  361.  
  362. “To celebrate our glorious return to Holy Terra, we’ve prepared regional dishes based on your Pre-Exile ancestry.”
  363. “Ooh, jaegerschnitzel! Wonderful! I mean, wunderbar! Heh.”
  364. “What the hell is lutefiske?”
  365. “Why does my salmon have berries on top of it?”
  366. “What is this? I’ve got some sort of pan bread with fruit on it. Is this breakfast, or dessert? Where’s the entree?”
  367. “I got lasagna. I'm not even Italian.”
  368. “Hey, I’ll trade you my pizza for those beef ribs.”
  369. “C’mon guys, we worked hard on this.”
  370. “I think we’re just used to our cuisine from living in space for so long. We appreciate the effort though.”
  371. “Okay, which one of you motherfuckers thought Chinese food was my ‘ancestral dish’? Real funny.”
  372.  
  373. ~:~
  374.  
  375. You’re military governor of Africa
  376. All is proceeding well in the 50 years since the Empire retook Holy Terra
  377. Mining of resources like uranium and gold is going nicely
  378. The colonies of South Africa and New Rhodesia are prospering
  379. There are several reservations where various tribes of negro live
  380. They’ve reverted to a primitive stone age society; they’ve adapted remarkably well, actually
  381. Almost as if this is the level of development they were meant for
  382. Unlike the reserves in South America and Asia, you’ve yet to have a single escape
  383. Well, successful escape–some idiot fries himself on the fence on a regular basis, they’ve given up digging escape tunnels, and the time they figured out a crude catapult and lobbed three blacks over the fence was hilarious
  384. The first one hit the fence and exploded and the other two were shot out of the air with 45mm grenades
  385. Then a drone dropped a micro-missile on the catapult and put an end to that nonsense
  386. They’ve mostly given up trying to escape now and spend all their time squatting naked in the dirt, taking turns raping each other and occasionally cannibalizing someone for no discernible reason
  387. Every now and then, out of boredom, you’ll fly over one of the reserves and drop a Coke bottle into a village
  388. As a fan of centuries-old Pre-Exile film, an entertainment media that is largely extinct today with virtual reality, you think this is hilarious
  389. No one else gets the joke
  390. Maybe one day you’ll drop an unopened Coke in there and watch them fight to the death for it
  391.  
  392. ~:~
  393.  
  394. You’re Sol Invictus, major in the Ground Forces
  395. Currently assigned to a region formerly known as Finland
  396. You just finished nerve-gassing an entire village of Chinese who refused to be relocated to a reserve
  397. “Sir, our scouts have located something to the north. You might want to look at this.”
  398. You check your display, staring in mute surprise
  399. Immediately get in your personal transport and fly several hundred kilometers to where the scouts are located
  400. You see their transport parked on the snowy ground, several armored troopers standing around, and a caravan of wagons and people in brightly colored clothes
  401. Red and blue are definitely popular colors here
  402. There sure are an awful lot of caribou
  403. You stride out of the transport and greet the people before you. still in shock
  404. They're all white, many of them blonde with blue eyes
  405. Their language has changed very little over the centuries, the translator is able to pick it up with 95% accuracy
  406. They are one of a dozen tribes of Sami
  407. They’ve survived all this time by remaining too far north for the mudskins to pursue, following a nomadic lifestyle
  408. No resources for the muds to steal, avoiding all contact with the uncivilized masses to the south, so they were mostly ignored
  409. Largely forgotten about and passed into legend; if they encountered a shitskin they typically killed him and buried him in the snow so he couldn’t report back that there were whites still living on Holy Terra
  410. They’re amazed to see whites who aren’t fellow Sami, having not seen any in centuries
  411. A celebration ensues
  412. You share a mug of hot chocolate around a fire with their elders
  413. Private Anders picks up one of their musical instruments and plays a few notes, quickly gaining confidence as he plays
  414. It turns out he studied ancient folk songs as a hobby
  415. The Sami recognize it and join in, raising their voices in good cheer, clapping and dancing
  416. The lyrics are a little different, but oh well
  417. Your troopers join in the celebration
  418. After centuries of isolation and persecution, they’re finally free
  419. As the party winds down, so too do your negotiations with the elders
  420. They will continue to live as they have always lived, and in exchange you’ll leave them alone; no forced assimilation into the Empire
  421. They’ll show up at outposts and cities to trade goods and supplies when and as they feel the need
  422. You’re in wholehearted agreement; no need to force them to change their ancient ways of life
  423. If they want to change, they can do so gradually. If not, that’s their decision to make
  424. You send a report up the chain of command
  425. You return to base tired, but happy
  426. Until your aide-de-camp shows you the mountain of paperwork that piled up in your absence
  427. Dammit
  428.  
  429. ~:~
  430.  
  431. You’re a Lunar miner
  432. Driving your Lunar crawler across the surface at a glacial 100 meters per minute as it processes the regolith
  433. You require more minerals
  434. H3 canister is nearly full, titanium ore bin is ready to go the smelter
  435. You’re jamming out to some tunes on the Imperial Classical radio station
  436. derkoniggratzermarsch.mp3
  437. Suddenly, you’re distracted from your game of 3-D Tetris when an alert pings on your console
  438. You’re approaching the edge of a restricted area; miners cannot pass the boundary by law
  439. You haven’t been paying attention; you have no idea why this area is restricted
  440. You grind the crawler to a halt and peer out the window to see what’s ahead
  441. increase magnification
  442. Oh...
  443. The lower half of the Apollo 11 moon lander and a flag, bleached white in raw, unfiltered sunlight for centuries, are half a kilometer ahead of you
  444. This is one of the holiest sites known to humanity
  445. The original Moon Landing Site, unspoiled by shitskins this whole time
  446. You slowly get out of your seat and salute the artifacts from mankind’s first step into the wider universe–the one that made it possible for your people to survive Post-Exile
  447. After a moment of silence, you sit back down, program your crawler to bypass the restricted area around the landing site, and resume mining
  448. You turn off your music, pull up the historical files, and watch archived footage from the original lunar landing
  449. “That’s one small step for man… one giant leap for mankind.”
  450.  
  451. ~:~
  452.  
  453. You are Captain Hans Krieger, sitting comfortably in a drop pod careening towards the planet. You have been assigned to a very strange mission. Upon the fleet’s return to Holy Terra, among the top priorities was the immediate glassing of Israel, home to the oldest and most hated enemy of the white race. However, scans revealed several large subterranean bunkers filled to the brim with hordes of important white artifacts. As it turns out, after the exile it didn’t take the Jews long to figure out that they should follow suit and head to the stars. They’ve been hoarding these artifacts, trying to gain some insight into the fundamental nature of the white race, hoping that they could unlock the secrets behind our success.
  454. Obviously they haven’t made much progress. Technologically, they haven’t advanced much further than when we left; there are a few primitive space stations orbiting the planet, along with the remains of a failed Moon colony. You have been assigned to secure the contents of the largest of the bunkers and neutralize any threats within. Your pod begins to decelerate, and it’s not long before you reach the ground.
  455. Your pod is in the center of a large circle of land untouched by the glassing which has devastated everything as far as the eye can see. This circle marks the perimeter of the bunker’s underground boundaries, with the startling accuracy of ±0.1 meters, according to your scans. All the buildings still standing inside the circle look very inconspicuous. If your weren’t looking at the results of your scans, you would never have guessed what was right underneath you. The charred remains of what appear to be negroes litter the buildings around you. It appears that the Jews had taken to using them as guards, as the remains of primitive firearms are not too far from every body.
  456. You lead your men into the building concealing the entrance to the bunker, finding an already open hatch with a ladder leading down. Dead Jews are scattered all around this entrance, covered in radiation burns. The radiation levels outside are still lethal, but are no match for your armor. You and your men drop down the shaft into the bunker and are almost immediately met with a barrage of small arms fire. Unflinchingly, you all move forward, practically ignoring the bullet spray. In front of you are several terrified looking negroes holding ancient Kalashnikov rifles, unloading everything they have at you.
  457. You decide they aren’t worth the ammunition and signal to your men to extend bayonets. The negroes’ eyes grow wide with fear upon seeing the blades extend from your guns, shining a brilliant silver and made from alloys hundreds of years more technologically advanced than anything on Terra before your arrival. Your men nonchalantly eviscerate the still-firing negroes as they pass, cutting through them like warm butter. You proceed down a long corridor to find a large cube-shaped chamber. You are on the second floor; a railed walkway goes around the entire edge of the room with two staircases leading down on the left and the right. As you reach the railing, you look to the room below you, and a gasp escapes your mouth.
  458. What is below you is like looking at the sum total of white civilization from the past several thousand years. There are artifacts ranging from prehistoric Britain, to America just before the exile. You look around at this strange collage of everything that constitutes your people’s history. Your eyes dart between pieces from ancient Rome, the French revolution, 16th century Dutch, medieval Swiss, the Third Reich, 21st century American, the Italian renaissance, Victorian England, and everything in between. You are speechless, and tears escape your eyes, rolling down your cheeks as your men appear to be similarly affected by the grand sight before them. The words, “My God…” come from the sergeant to your right.
  459. After a moment you compose yourself and descend the stairs. Among the treasure trove, something in particular catches your eye–an almost perfectly persevered viking warship. You walk to it and place your hand upon it. You feel a sudden rush of powerful emotion and a deep connection to it. You don’t have long to stop and think about it, though. Scans indicate more hostiles approaching from a nearby corridor. You drop a portable energy shield generator and almost immediately every artifact in the room is wrapped securely in a almost imperceptible sheen. Mere seconds later a large group of negroes burst into the chamber howling like animals.
  460. The negroes begin spraying everywhere indiscriminately with their rifles. If it wasn’t for the shields, most of the artifacts would have been shredded in seconds. A great fiery anger wells up in your chest at their complete disregard for the safety of the treasures around you. With a mighty roar you charge at them, firing your 13mm machine gun with deadly precision. Heads pop, limbs are torn off, chests explode, and in under a minute you and your men have completely wiped out over 3 dozen subhumans. You and your men proceed down the corridor from which they came. Scans show that this corridor branches off into many smaller treasure rooms, mostly libraries. The exile had been a very sudden, quick, and violent affair, and while most literature had been preserved digitally almost no physical copies of books had been taken on the journey through space.
  461. You all split up, scans showing minimal resistance ahead. You proceed alone to one of the smaller libraries and reach a large steel door. Scans show two lifeforms inside the room. They think themselves safe behind their steel. They aren’t. With a mighty kick, you knock the door right off its hinges and burst into the room. Standing before your are two hideously ugly Jews, apparently man and wife. Upon seeing you, the male Jew draws a pistol, grabs the female, and puts it to her head. He is stammering frantically in Hebrew. You hesitate out of shock–not that he had a hostage, but at his utter stupidity. You couldn’t care less about the Jewess trembling and sobbing in his arms. If he wanted a real hostage, he would have to do nothing more than point his gun at one of the hundreds of shelved books all around the room.
  462. Upon seeing you hesitate, the Jew makes a grotesque grin from ear to ear. He quickly points the pistol at you and fires. The bullet ricochets off your chest and hits him right in the knee. He lets out a howl of pain and collapses to the ground holding his leg. You laugh hysterically at him as he balls up cursing loudly in Hebrew and sobbing. His wife looks around frantically for a moment and then makes a break for the door. She doesn't make it far. You punch her square in her huge kike nose, and because of the incredible strength afforded to you by your armor her head squashes like a rotten tomato.
  463. The husband doesn’t even seem to notice; he’s still clutching his knee and cursing as fast as words can come out of his mouth. He does notice, though, when you walk over to him. You tower above him, and he goes silent. There is a nameless fear in his eyes, a realization not only of his fate, but the fate of all of his people. You can see that he knows he has failed–they all have failed. Thousands of years of struggle between your races have finally led to this moment. You take off your helmet and pause for a moment, giving him a look of both pity and disgust. This turns into a wide grin of your own, as you start to lift your armored boot over his head. He starts to frantically shake his head and hands, begging for his life. Your grin turns into a look of pure hatred, and with a roar your foot smashes down into his skull. It crushes like a cockroach, and his body Jerks, then goes limp.
  464. You and your men secure the rest of the bunker. Afterward, a recovery team moves in to remove the artifacts back to the ship. After Terra is reclaimed, a large museum is erected in Paris to hold the treasures recovered from the bunker. It is named after your squad, who by now have all been decorated with many medals and have settled peacefully with their families in various places across the planet. You and your wife and children move to rural Idaho where you live peacefully and happily to the end of your days, watching your family and race prosper.
  465.  
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