Boise Idaho

[Anonymous]

Boise Idaho!

[Anonymous]

Boise Idaho!

Kindersley, Saskatchewan.

[Anonymous]

Provost Alberta

[Anonymous]

Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

[Anonymous]

Poo India

[Anonymous]

I trucked through Boise a few times when I did the long haul thing years ago...  Even had a delivery there once, but forget now what it was.



Honestly, if I was a US citizen, I would seriously consider living in that area...  Boise, or somewhere around there.

[Anonymous]

I trucked through Boise a few times when I did the long haul thing years ago...  Even had a delivery there once, but forget now what it was.



Honestly, if I was a US citizen, I would seriously consider living in that area...  Boise, or somewhere around there.

Or Couer d'alene 93% white

[Anonymous]

Poo India

Believe it or not, there is a town named Poo and its quite apt that its in India

[Anonymous]

Or Couer d'alene 93% white

Absolutely!



Look at the population growth of Coeur d'Alene...  These numbers are YUGE!  And it's all Whites, Whites Flighting the fuck out of whatever shitholes the currently live in!  



Double digit growth...







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[Anonymous]

It is where the Aryan Nations used to be based, which is the reason there's not many negro there

[Anonymous]

It is where the Aryan Nations used to be based, which is the reason there's not many negro there

It's nothing to do with that.  Most Aryan Nations members would be lucky to rent a place...  They can't buy.



It's simply White families with money, that want a safe White community to live in.

[Anonymous]

An Idaho transplant, Richard Butler, a retired engineer from California came to the Coeur d'Alene area due to its low diversity in 1974 to establish a white supremacist church called the Aryan Nations and began preaching.[57][58] The group went bankrupt and ceased operations in 2000 when the Southern Poverty Law Center filed a lawsuit which ended in a $6.3 million dollar judgement and the closure of their compound. In 1986 Coeur d'Alene was presented the Raoul Wallenberg Award for its stand in countering the neo-Nazis that moved into the area.

[Anonymous]

An Idaho transplant, Richard Butler, a retired engineer from California came to the Coeur d'Alene area due to its low diversity in 1974 to establish a white supremacist church called the Aryan Nations and began preaching.[57][58] The group went bankrupt and ceased operations in 2000 when the Southern Poverty Law Center filed a lawsuit which ended in a $6.3 million dollar judgement and the closure of their compound. In 1986 Coeur d'Alene was presented the Raoul Wallenberg Award for its stand in countering the neo-Nazis that moved into the area.

It's great that we can now confirm that Asians are able to copy & paste...

[Anonymous]

An Idaho transplant, Richard Butler, a retired engineer from California came to the Coeur d'Alene area due to its low diversity in 1974 to establish a white supremacist church called the Aryan Nations and began preaching.[57][58] The group went bankrupt and ceased operations in 2000 when the Southern Poverty Law Center filed a lawsuit which ended in a $6.3 million dollar judgement and the closure of their compound. In 1986 Coeur d'Alene was presented the Raoul Wallenberg Award for its stand in countering the neo-Nazis that moved into the area.

The Southern Poverty Law Center is a leftist hate group and all it's members should be strung up and skinned alive.

[Anonymous]

Mel dreams of me every night!