It was just an electronic billboard. And they managed to shut it down.

But someday, Swastika billboards will line the streets of Cardiff.

I can promise you that.

BBC:

Offensive images have been displayed on a Cardiff city centre billboard, prompting a police investigation.

Swastikas and far-right images were displayed on the Queen Street screen on Tuesday night after a hacker gained control and selected what was shown.

Writing in an anonymous online post, the hacker claimed there was a security vulnerability with the screens.

BlowUP media, which controls the billboard, has been contacted for comment.

South Wales Police said they had received a number of calls relating to the incident.

Yeah.

Good luck finding a random guy who exploited a security vulnerability – presumably the old “no password” loophole – and hacked a billboard. He probably doesn’t even live in that country.

We’ll probably be seeing more of these over the next few days…

The Mexican people are quickly learning to love and obey their new master!

An awesome new billboard has been put up in Mexico City encouraging the Mexican people to love and obey their new master Donald John Trump!

Reuters:

A massive image of U.S. President Donald Trump as an alien intruder now towers above one of the busiest roads in Mexico City urging motorists to “Make America Great Again.”

The gaudy billboard sports a caricature of Trump with a blue and red fleshless face beneath his blond hair. It went up above the two-tier inner city ring road known as the Periferico last week after failing to find takers in the United States.

Backed with an American flag, the 13-by-7 meter (43-by-23 feet) placard of a finger-pointing Trump was originally intended to adorn a U.S. city, said its creator, Chicago-based artist Mitch O’Connell.

What a great billboard this is. This is arguably the best piece of pro-Trump propaganda I’ve seen since the pro-Trump, pro-Hitler television advertisement was put out during the presidential campaign.

The Mexican people have to understand that Trump is going to “Make America Great Again” and there is nothing they can do to stop this. They just need to accept this new reality and obey the glorious leader.

The good news is that the Mexican people are starting to obey. Fewer of them are trying to enter into the United States illegally and much of this has to do with their fear of Trump.

Soon, all Mexicans will not just learn to obey the glorious leader, but they will learn to love him as well!

I cried tears of joy upon seeing this magnificent tribute to our glorious leader!

A fantastic tribute to our glorious leader Donald John Trump is visible for all to see in the Phoenix, Arizona area. A new billboard that recently went up depicts everything great about President Trump. It shows his wealth, his power and his dedication to achieving a true system of National Socialism in America.

I particularly liked the nice touches they added. The nuclear blasts in the background that look like clowns depict the clownish nature of his enemies. It also sends a strong message showing what will happen to those who oppose his will. The pin of the Russian flag shown on his suit depicts the mutual respect he and us Americans have for the glorious leader of Russia Vladimir Putin.

What is strange about this story is that local television stations are claiming that the people who paid for this billboard are not supporters of our President. This has to be another case of fake news, because any person with normal intelligence can see that this billboard is a tribute!

It is very possible that the local news reporters got confused and interviewed a troll by mistake. After all, it is hard to believe that someone opposing the glorious leader’s political agenda would spend good hard earned money on something that is so obviously pro-Trump. The billboard is awesome!

I would personally like to see this billboard posted in every major city across America. We are in the Trump era now and this billboard truly captures its essence!

Bob Whitaker was recently interviewed by a local Fox affiliate regarding the pro-White billboard which went up – and was promptly taken down – in Alabama.

These billboards have proven to be extremely effective propaganda, both in serving their actual purpose as a sign and in garnering mainstream media attention.

Of course, they are now trying to set a standard that they get banned because of threats, but I believe there are going to be more going up in the near future.

The pro-White billboard placed in Alabama along I-59 reading “Diversity Means Chasing Down the Last White Person,” which we reported on earlier this week, has been taken down in response to complaints and alleged threats.

The Mayor of Springville, William Isley, announced Tuesday that both the land owners and billboard company had made the decision to silence the speech of the pro-White activists who had paid to have the board posted.

It was rolled up on Wednesday, revealing an “available” sign.

WBRC:

The owners of the billboard company, Dyar Outdoors, say they are glad the sign is now down. They apologized to the community that the sign went up at all and they say they have learned through this entire ordeal.

“We in no way had any input into the wording of the sign and do not support it,” Dyar Outdoors co-owner Shannon Dyar said.

Shannon Dyar says that is part of the reason he and his brother, who own Dyar Outdoors, decided to take the sign down Wednesday. It had gone up five days before.

Dyar says he knew the sign dealt with diversity but did not know exactly what it said until a subcontractor hung it.

It was hard for those driving along I -59 near Springville to miss, and it wasn’t long before they began voicing their dislike of it.

Dean Goforth leases the land to the Dyars. Once the community began speaking out, the two parties got together and decided it was best to remove thee sign.

“Friday evening, we started getting phone calls asking if we knew what went up,” Goforth said.

So on Wednesday morning, the Dyar brothers went up and within minutes, the billboard came down. But not before Dyar says he was bombarded with so many threats, he’s had to turn his business phone off.

“I’m not a racist. I’m just a business man and this is probably not the best decision we ever made, but we rectified it and hope everybody’s happy,” Dyar said.

As is usually the case with these “threats” we hear so much about, none of them were documented or described in any detail.

The good news is, there was mass publicity around the board, and then the activists were given all of their money back.

The #PantsUpDontLoot billboard we helped crowd-fund never even got to go up, what with the protests of the haters (everyone was given their money back in that case as well, mind you).

It is almost better to have a public silencing, as it makes people question why it is that in an allegedly free country, the majority is literally being stripped of its right to hold an opinion which disagrees with an elite and hostile minority.

Again, Birmingham, Alabama is hosting a pro-White billboard. This one is superior ot the “Anti-Racist is Code-Word for Anti-White” billboard which had previously gone up, containing the much less confusing phrase “Diversity Means Chasing Down the Last White Person.”

The billboard is posted along the scenic I-59 near Springville in St. Clair county.

Local media covering the situation explicitly referred to the White Genocide Project.

AL:

The billboard appears similar to one posted near Leeds in June 2013 which read “Anti-racist is a code word for anti-white.” Though the billboard was within Birmingham city limits, Leeds mayor David Miller denounced that billboard’s “racist message” at the time due to its proximity to the city.

Both phrases are commonly used by the White Genocide Project, a group of white supremacist and separatist online activists. Their website refers to both slogans as “repeater phrases,” words and sentences activists are encouraged to use often.

The White Genocide Project is also connected to the “swarm,” and the groups follow the “Mantra,” written by a segregationist named Robert Whitaker.

These billboards are such a great way to spread the message, and we need to support them.

If anyone is working on getting one up through crowd-funding, let us know and we’ll do what we can to publicize the campaign.

Note: At time of writing, there are over 2,000 comments on the AL.com article about the billboard, most of them positive.  You may want to go show your support.

The Knights Club of the Ku Klux Klan has successfully managed to get a pro-White billboard hung in Arkansas. The sign, placed along Highway 65 is an ad for “White Pride Radio” and reads “it’s not racist to heart your people.”

The people support the sign.

“I don’t see it as being any kind of a racism sign,” said Yolanda Riggins of Fayetteville to Ozarksfirst.com.

“It makes people stop and look. I mean you start wondering, what does the sign really mean?” said Dale Riggins, another Fayetteville resident.

Thomas Robb, diretor of the KKK chapter sponsoring the sign, said “The message is white people have the right to be proud of who they are. Everybody else has a right to be proud and I don’t deny that.”

But the mayor of Harrison, the town wherein the billboard is located, is a complete hater and says the sign of love is not welcome in his town.

“I would hope more people would stand up and say this isn’t us. We’re not all about this,” said Mayor Jeff Crockett, who is from Chicago and achieved his position of Mayor of a Southern town through underhanded subterfuge.

This is the second pro-White billboard that the Mayor has attacked.

Calling a sign which calls for love a sign of hatred is ridiculous and clearly demonstrates just how driven by racial hatred the anti-White movement actually is.

I am hereby calling for the racist White-hating Mayor of Harrison, Arkansas, Jeff Crockett, to resign and move to Liberia, permanently, where he can forever engage in his sick and unnatural hatred for his own people.

So there is this thing called Deehubs.  Advertised as a “social network for billboards,” it allows users to submit messages through the internet which appear on a public wall or billboard and then are automatically posted on the internet.

Along with whatever Baudrillardian existential crisis the existence of this service may represent for the whole of Western civilization, it is also a bringer of serious lols.

Now, obviously they’ve got someone checking these, and they are probably going to be checking them a lot closer now that the “racist” posts have gotten some media attention, but you can still do it.  Just be slick about it.  Get the word to the street, then post pics in the comments section.

DO IT NOW.

UPDATE:

I figured they were watching these, and you had to be somewhat subtle.  (Mine weren’t going through.)

Then commenter EZ sent me this:

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The mayor of the Alabama town of Leeds is angry about the “Anti-Racist is Codeword for Anti-White” billboard which recently went up in his town, and has vowed to hunt down whoever paid to have it put up.

Local news is giving the situation a bit of coverage, and even interviewed Tim from White Rabbit.

WBRC:

The message is one promoted by a website called whiterabbitradio.net. The website’s founder, Tim Murdock, told Fox6 by phone from Chicago that he does not know who paid for the billboard, but he explained the message.

“The point of the message is when white people are called racist to give them something to say, something to say to defend themselves so they don’t just sit silently keep getting beaten over the head over and over again. You know everyone has come to the conclusion that racism is only in white countries, only in white people’s churches, houses and businesses, and white people are generally the only ones who face this charge generally on behalf of white anti-whites as well.”

Leeds mayor David Miller tells Fox6 he is trying to find out who is behind the sign, but he’s not happy about the message or its location near his integrated city.

Again, I must give a bit of a negative comment here – part of the reason they are able to attack this is that the message is so unclear, no one really understanding what is mean by the statement on the billboard. Without Googling it, it is rather unlikely that anyone in Alabama would recognize the term “anti-racist.”

This particular slogan would be good to hold up at a rally that is being attacked by antifa, who identify as “anti-racist,” but otherwise, clearly language should be used when attempting to appeal to masses of regular people who do not recognize the term.

Though I applaud whoever paid to have this put up, I just hate to see money and energy – both of which are precious and limited in this movement – poured into something which could easily be a thousand times more effective.

Again, I like “Diversity is Codeword for White Genocide.” We all constantly hear the word “diversity,” and everyone knows what a genocide is. It is very clear, and creates the exact type of image we want to create in people’s minds.

“Multiculturalism is White Genocide” would also work well, as it eliminates the need for “codeword” and is equally clear.

Again, the clearer our message is, the less ability the media has to distort what we are saying, and the more people will be drawn to it.