The Summer Of Hate

The Drudge Report has, for the most part, become a tabloid outlet for the political cranks and Hollywood degenerates. His page is full of the crazy rantings of media attention whores or stories about entertainment figures. The former is due to Drudge being a parasite on the mass media and the latter is due to his affliction. As a result, it no longer works as a useful portal to get the news of the day. Still, if you want to take the temperature of the Progressive loons in the mass media, Drudge is useful.

Currently, he has a picture of the bug-eyed bug-man Adam Schiff staring out from the page, in his best Charlie Manson face. In bold letters is the headline, “SCHIFF STARES DOWN TRUMP FACES JAIL MEDIA PUSH IMPEACHMENT” Obviously, the point is to grab your attention. A little below, in the center column, are links to stories from various left-wing crazies describing the looming arrest, impeachment and jailing of President Trump. “There’s a gathering storm…you can feel it” reads one link.

Left-wing sites like the Huffington Post, of course, have been on the pending Trump indictment since 2015, so every day they run at least one post swearing it will happen any minute. Alternatively, they will run a post fantasizing about Trump’s last days. They always imagine him as Hitler in the bunker, because of the usual suspects. Like kids in the week before Christmas, the Left is sure that any day they will wake up and learn that Trump has been hauled out of the White House in chains to face trial for his crimes.

These postings in the media are mostly part of a well-orchestrated propaganda campaign orchestrated by the NeverTrump loons. Like a disease, these people have spread from their warrens in so-called conservative media to all of the mass media. In one of life’s ironies, these people are determined to prove everyone right about the nature of subversives. The NeverTrump leaders have apparently decided that Kevin McDonald’s books were how-to manuals. Thus, we get this organized subversion of the media.

Putting that aside, the reason these sites are desperate for trashy stories about Trump being hurled into a dungeon is there is an audience for it. Just as steam whistles like Sean Hannity dominate conservative cable, these sites are catering to an audience that wants to hear confirmation. Because all of the media is run by the usual suspects, this segment has always been overserved, but that does not change the fact the audience exists. In America, there are millions who think Trump is the Hitler described in the prophesies.

The question that arises is what happens if nothing happens? What is palpable on the MAGA side of the world is that the people who voted for Trump are becoming dispirited because he has done pretty much nothing in two years. Nothing that matters to a large swath of his voters. Despite efforts to spin it otherwise, Trump won on immigration and what it represents. His failings on the issue have started to convince many of his supporters that it was all just a big con, and nothing was ever going to happen.

Of course, as Trump morphs into Jeb Bush, the Washington political elite has no reason to get rid of him. Trump as useful idiot is certainly better than Trump as martyr. The base of the Democratic party may want impeachment, but the people in charge want the status quo, so they are probably trying to figure out how to look busy, while doing nothing, hoping that is enough for their crazies. The trouble is the NeverTrump loons will never quit, so they will be stoking those fires until the oil runs out.

One result of the Obama years was a rise in black violence, peaking with series of BLM murder sprees set off by the White House. From the 2010 election forward, Team Obama had been working to get their voters angry, hoping that would result in good election results in 2012 and 2014. The trouble was those angry blacks thought it was authentic, and they expected something to happen. When it did not happen, they decided to take matters into their own hands. The result was a summer of BLM murder and mayhem.

Will something like that be in the cards for the summer of 2019? It is hard to know, but the Democrats take the House in January, and they are showing few signs of restraint. They toned it down a bit in the election to not scare the remaining whites in their coalition, but they seem to be determined to go full crazy once in power. Maybe it is just a pose. Perhaps they are hoping a well-choreographed bit of theater is enough to satiate the howling mobs of their coalition. Maybe they have unleashed forces they cannot control.

On the other hand, Trump has been a cunning political animal, even if he has been all thumbs when it comes to governance. He clearly thinks having Adam Schiff and Nancy Pelosi as foils is good for his re-election campaign. That means he will be doing everything he can to poke that hornet’s nest. The stage is set for a year of NeverTrump loons stoking the impeachment fires, while the steam whistles in conservative talk radio and cable TV blow full blast making sure the red hats are fully engaged in the fight.

The trouble with the future is it is unpredictable, so how all this unfolds cannot be known in advance. Most likely, the Democrats have not yet worked out how to proceed and Team Trump is a circus of confusion. Still, the ingredients are in place for a very ugly year and when the Left gets ugly, it always means bloodshed. Now that those Antifa mobs no longer have Richard Spencer to chase around, they will need to do something. Odds are, it means attacking red hat wearing Trump supporters in the coming summer of hate.

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House of Pancakes
House of Pancakes
6 years ago

Back in 1975, when I was an infant, my parents took me to the pediatrician, a very nice man named Dr. Rosenbaum. He made sure all my vaccinations were up to date, then gave me one additional injection at the base of my neck, promising it was completely harmless. Shortly after that, there was this large swelling at the base of my neck, which I was told was also harmless. By the mid-80s, the swelling had grown into a large, melon-sized tumor, but again the doctors told me it was harmless. By the mid-90s, the tumor had transformed into an… Read more »

Alex
Alex
Reply to  House of Pancakes
6 years ago

I’m with Z Man on his view on this. The Left doesn’t have what it takes to physically force a change. They’ll de-platform and remove banking access, but that’s about as far as they can take it. The challenge will be to convince a large swath of America that this isn’t okay and that they should do something about it.

Rod1963
Rod1963
Reply to  Alex
6 years ago

Z is dead wrong on the physical part. The Left just needs to hire the peeps to enforce their will. It’s not hard. Just hand out badges and guns to a bunch of ethnics and Bernie Bro whites and there is your army of enforcers. Thing is,never ever underestimate what a pack of low IQ fanatics will do once in power. Furthermore the Left never goes for half-measures when they can go all the way. De=platforming and loss of banking/credit privileges are just for starters. Wait until you see what they do to gun owners which will be #1 on… Read more »

A.B. Prosper
A.B. Prosper
Reply to  Rod1963
6 years ago

Don’t Black Pill In any case everyone on the Right needs to learn to cooperate , internally police work with others and put your damned ethics away till the Left is gone. If it comes to it show no mercy, no reconciliation no nothing, Them or us. Fight. Rule or die,stop running and stop cucking like a coward A few Polish Jews made hell for the Nazis , a few IRA for the Brits and even a few militia could wreck the US I suspect that enough people out there will be able to pull a What I Saw at… Read more »

Wilson McWilliams
Wilson McWilliams
Reply to  A.B. Prosper
6 years ago

>>>A few Polish Jews made hell for the Nazis, a few IRA for the Brits

What I’d like to see develop in the USA, even at the initially-expected small scale, is the equivalent of Sinn Fein. That is, a legal and above-ground political party which maintains plausibly deniable contacts with elements which are decidedly underground. Where things go from there, time will tell.

Didier
Didier
Reply to  Wilson McWilliams
6 years ago

The IRA were difficult for the Brits because the Brits showed restraint. The people opposing an American equivalent know they are morally supreme and therefore will be under no such limitations.Also Irish nationalism is seen as a left wing nationalism so could get away with things US nationalism cannot.

A.B. Prosper
A.B. Prosper
Reply to  Didier
6 years ago

This is true but the US is far better armed, much larger and has more veterans with modern urban warfare skills We have millions of Armalite Rifles , tons of explosives and upwards of a trillion rounds of ammo to use Its also much easier to take the fight to the enemy, a tactic that once the IRA was able to manage worked quite well for them. And while they did not win per se they did well enough to count as a plus in their column. Truth is if the Right was organized and willing to pay the price… Read more »

Saml Adams
Saml Adams
Reply to  A.B. Prosper
6 years ago

“Juden haben waffen!” –last words of an unknown SS man

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Rod1963
6 years ago

Here’s a blueprint on how they’ll do it. Virginia AG introduced a bill to fight “hate crime.” It allows the AG’s office to identify hate crimes and target hate groups.

In addition, anyone convicted of a hate crime can no longer own a gun.

Granted, this legislation won’t pass at the moment, but, in time, as Virginia becomes minority white, the state will pass something similar. They will restrict gun ownership in any and every way possible and target white gunowners.

It will happen.

https://wtvr.com/2018/12/04/attorney-general-roundtable-on-hate-crimes-in-virginia/

dad29
Reply to  Rod1963
6 years ago

Damn. I lost all my guns in a terrible canoe accident.

A.B. Prosper
A.B. Prosper
Reply to  dad29
6 years ago

Useless, the State will happily starve you to death because you once had a gun or were insufficiently cooperative with your own displacement or disarmament You need to be organized with others, able to run counter subversion on your own group and willing to fight till you win or they’ll pick you to death with one law after another You can’t run, you can’t hide and they’ll gladly move thousands or Africans or Arabs or Mexicans into your White village to replace you and make you pay for it Right now though is the time to prepare and to make… Read more »

Issac
Issac
Reply to  Alex
6 years ago

Banking access is such a colossal thing; however, that it alone is power enough to ruin. You simply cannot live even a working class existence without a bank account or the support of the welfare state. Attempts to build dissident communes would be the only end-run and that would be dealt with in Janet Reno style very quickly.

Calsdad
Calsdad
Reply to  Issac
6 years ago

Try having a conversation with a standard issue right winger about the importance of making sure we don’t go to a purely digital only money supply (no cash) – and you’ll get all sorts of arguments about why they are sick of carrying around cash and think it would be just great if they could just carry a card around (or maybe get a chip implanted in their arm). Seriously – I come close to giving up hope when I deal with people on extremely simple shit like this – when people utterly refuse to think thru even the most… Read more »

Hoagie
Hoagie
Reply to  House of Pancakes
6 years ago

The only way the left is willing to build The Wall is if it’s there to keep us IN.

Carl B.
Carl B.
Reply to  House of Pancakes
6 years ago

Well done.

Pinochet
Pinochet
Reply to  House of Pancakes
6 years ago

You left out the part where the 160 million Heritage Americans were decimated by pornography, no-fault divorce, cultural Marxism, opioids, legal marijuana and video game escapism. There might only be a small handful with the health, heart and ability to fight back.

A.B. Prosper
A.B. Prosper
Reply to  Pinochet
6 years ago

The US fertility rate was below replacement in 1973 at replacement in 1972 This is 2 and a half decades before common Internet porn, probably a decade before common no fault divorce, 3 decades before serious cultural Marxism, 4 before common Opioids or legal weed and probably 2 or 3 before seriously addictive or compelling video games TV was in nearly every household for a decade during the baby boom so it wasn’t the boob tube either Things were terrible in the 90’s people burned alive and killed but we didn’t revolt What’s weakened them is economic warfare since the… Read more »

Calsdad
Calsdad
Reply to  Pinochet
6 years ago

Many of those are entirely preventable – thru your own damn choices. Nobody is gluing your hand to your dick and forcing you to watch porn. Nobody is holding you down and forcing you to smoke weed. Nobody is strapping your head to a computer screen and holding a gun to your head and forcing you to play Fallout. Even some of the other ones (cultural Marxism) – can be kept out of your direct life with minimal effort . One of the bigger problems with the current age is that we’re surrounded by idiots. But if we’re going to… Read more »

David_Wright
Member
6 years ago

I am usually the one that has to be talked away from the ledge regarding disappointment with Trump, but…. 1. There is no Hillary and more people are aware of her criminality than ever before. 2. Immigration talk, legal and illegal, is forefront now. (too late, I know) 3. Nationalist talk is not verboten now. 4. The white working and middle class at least has a major defender. 5. Real trade talk and action for once. 6. No more glad handing commie Euro leaders anymore. 7. Supreme court and Federal judges unlike any we would ever got from the other… Read more »

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  thezman
6 years ago

Yes, indeed. Trump could be doing better. For a start, he could keep his mouth shut and stop feeding talking points to the opposition.

Al from da Nort
Al from da Nort
Reply to  Compsci
6 years ago

Comp;
I think he’s pretty much stuck with it. It keeps his enemies off balance, forces coverage of topics of his own choosing, etc. He certainly would not get better treatment if he did stop tweeting. The Progs cannot be trusted to honor even a formal truce since they see themselves as being ‘on the right side of historuy’. Twitter dare not throw him off but would be happy to block his followers should he stop voluntarily, etc., etc.

Member
Reply to  Compsci
6 years ago

That’s the way he gets his points across. If he spoke softly and delivered scholarly remarks, it would never be printed in the media.

Andy Texan
Reply to  Compsci
6 years ago

He could be using his pen and phone to build the wall and put federal judges in their place but of course the Senate Brutus’s would probably join the demonRats. He should probably risk it.

Saml Adams
Saml Adams
Reply to  thezman
6 years ago

Back around 2011/12–ended up having lunch at a conference with Jacob Appelbaum. Kind of a strange ranger…but most good code guys are. But he made the call on de-platforming, spying, censorship, the whole shooting match in the conversation. I think the only thing he missed was how gleefully private enterprises would join in–he though it would be more a function of government pressure.

Member
Reply to  thezman
6 years ago

See what happens when I try to be upbeat for once.?

Chief
Chief
Reply to  David_Wright
6 years ago

You forgot about energy independence and sub-two buck a gallon gas.

How soon we’ve all become spoiled. Remember the howling over Obama’s gas prices?

Oh, and North Korea minding their own bidness ain’t so shabby, either.

Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Reply to  thezman
6 years ago

First … everything is cyclical. Everything. And the sun has *already* entered into the current Grand Solar Minimum. The governments of the world, however, conti9nue to run after the false god of Anthropogenic Global Warming. It is already too late for them to “catch up” to things as they *are.* Therefore, the droughts, catastrophic crop failures, famines, population collapses, and pandemics that *always* accompany these grand solar minima will change *everything.* Sooner rather than later, entire populations and governments are going to find themselves in a “do-or-die” situation, and ALL “surplus populations” in Western countries will be sent back. Western… Read more »

james wilson
james wilson
Reply to  Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
6 years ago

True dat, but countering the effects of a Grand Solar Minimum are relatively simple in our time. Stirring up methane hydrate fields as needed is one method. Turning back the next ice-age is quite a different matter, but that too can be done after the last SJW is hanged.

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  thezman
6 years ago

“Throw in the fact that three years ago I did not have to worry about being de-platformed, having my access to the banking system cut off or being sued for blasphemy. ” Yep. The concerted attack of big-everything is a sight to behold. It’s one thing to get banned by Twitter; it’s another to lose any ability for people to pay you money or to shop at the grocery store or to just hold a job. With no alternative to big tech and big finance/banking, individuals can be shut down. Who needs gulags when you can simply destroy a man’s… Read more »

Member
Reply to  thezman
6 years ago

“He could be doing much better.”
You are being too kind. Trump has betrayed his base by not only not forcefully pursuing his campaign platform but also (and maybe most importantly) by not caring about the harm being done to his voters and supporters in the press/internet/social media. One of the low points was warning Antifa not to piss off his voters or they may get violent while the FBI and Justice Department are persecuting Trump voters for fighting back.

Juri
Juri
Reply to  David_Wright
6 years ago

With all respect we were not de-platformed de-financed or sued because liberals considered us irrelevant dying breed. When Trump is useless, why all this panic ? From Europe

Angela Merkel: Trump Has Almost Destroyed The New World Order
https://newspunch.com/angela-merkel-trump-world-order/

Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Reply to  Juri
6 years ago

Ridiculous hag. Where does she get the notion–I won’t call it an idea–that “the world’s problems” can be “solved”? Anyway, Trump is merely a symptom, not a cause.

dad29
Reply to  Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
6 years ago

Merkel spent a LOT of time as a Communist apparatchik. By definition Marxists believe that the world’s problems can be solved–by them, of course.

Hendrick
Hendrick
Reply to  Juri
6 years ago

“Merkel attributed increasing populism and nationalism to both the euro zone crisis and migration crisis seen in Europe over the last few years following the record influx of refugees, but said Germany would not shrink from the world stage.”
If you’re catching flak, you know you’re over the target. Say what you will about Trump, he’s scared the bejesus out of the political class.

Gravity Denier
Gravity Denier
Reply to  Hendrick
6 years ago

I like your Mandelbrot fractal avatar. I collect these images.

miforest
Member
6 years ago

I had lunch with 4 normies yesterday. friends of 40 years. one couple rush limbaugh/glen beck , one CNN. I was exercising my usual Keep it about the families talk. the cnn wife starts talking about the student loan crisis and I just couldn’t do it anymore. I went off on the whole rigged game , the media is completely controlled, cheap labor owns the gop, globo you know who owns the dems and ended it with the Z line ” we aren’t going to vote our way out if this” . fully expecting to get the “thats crazy” head… Read more »

House of Pancakes
House of Pancakes
Reply to  miforest
6 years ago

“globo you know who owns the Dems…”

While the current meme, Globohomo, certainly has a lot of zip to it, I find that Globo-Shlomo has the virtue of greater accuracy.

Globo-homo-Shlomo would be best, but it sounds kinda clumsy.

Kevin Balch
Kevin Balch
Member
Reply to  House of Pancakes
6 years ago

The two times I have been placed in the penalty box on FaceBerg have been because of remarks unflattering of LGTBQ….etc. I call them the alphabet people since more and more letters keep getting added as more varieties of perverts get discovered.

King Tut
King Tut
Reply to  Kevin Balch
6 years ago

I prefer the term “People of Bugger” but I daresay that would get me canned from the internet if I were to deploy it anywhere but here.

Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Reply to  miforest
6 years ago

I fully expect somebody to open fire on Antifas or Pussy Hats or whoever, and then “find evidence” that the shooting was done by [fill in the blank with right-wing boogeymen]. “They must be stopped!” You know the rest.

Walt
Walt
Reply to  miforest
6 years ago

Whenever normie starts railing against Trump or Western civilisation, I know they are like a bored woman – they just need a good man to steer them straight. I keep it subtle, “You know… things don’t look that bad from where I’m standing…” “Well, yeah – it would be better if it weren’t for X, darn it.” Then they are mine. They only need a couple of drips of red pill though at that point. Be careful. It is dangerous juju. They go home, get angry at what they see on TV, they like what they have heard and come… Read more »

Glenfilthie
Glenfilthie
6 years ago

The lefties are right about one thing – something is in the air and it feels awfully much like 1939. They have been psyching themselves up and when they see that spark, they are going to jump on it and try and make a blaze of it.

Get ahead of the game. Stock up on ammo and AR15’s. They are going to need to disarm you first. The rest of the plans for you get worse from there.

Glenfilthie
Glenfilthie
Reply to  Glenfilthie
6 years ago

Also, buy all the high cap mags you can. They are going to be in short supply right away.

David Davenport
David Davenport
Reply to  Glenfilthie
6 years ago

Mr. Filthie,

How can we know that you are legit, and not an FBI provocateur trying to entrap us with your big talk about big shoot-outs?

Calsdad
Calsdad
Reply to  David Davenport
6 years ago

negative 1 for asking stupid questions.

Babe Ruthless
Babe Ruthless
Reply to  Glenfilthie
6 years ago

People are starting to wake up to the fact that left-wing extremity can only be countered by some pretty stiff stuff.

In Europe in 1939 there were really only the two choices, communism or fascism. There was no middle. It was just a question of who was going to win. I think our side is abandoning the middle more slowly than their side. That doesn’t bode well.

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Babe Ruthless
6 years ago

Babe, just the point I made this morning. When Germany was in turmoil, the choice was between two extremes. The reasonable “middle” was forced to chose—and of course, both choices were arguably toxic in the long run. The Germans chose a decade or so of stability and peace by empowering a group of sociopaths followed by complete and total destruction of their society, which given recent events seems to be reaching its apex through elimination/replacement of the entire German people. At least the Germans had somewhat of an excuse—having not been a united people under a democratic form of government… Read more »

A.B. Prosper
A.B. Prosper
Reply to  Compsci
6 years ago

Democracy is two wolves and a sheep deciding what is for dinner. A Republic is slightly better but if you allow your political class including the judicial one the slightest loophole it will turn corrupt. Its inevitable, doubly so for a nation founded on slavery, treason and worse. This is complicated by the fact that a system rigid enough to resist corruption can’t respond to actual emergencies. The tepid and stupid response to the starvation of the Great Depression beget 4 terms of Roosevelt and another forty years or so after that A proper system has to be rigidly nationalist,… Read more »

Issac
Issac
Reply to  Compsci
6 years ago

I’m literally an Israeli on account of said Germans, but would not be so bold as to suggest that they alone, or even primarily, destroyed Germany. Incidentally, this kind of narrative is why I don’t bank on many whites getting to the other side of tomorrow. You’re not willing to accept that sometimes conflicts are inevitable and the best you can do is be on your own side. Germans, in my opinion, had about as much choice as a man in a tiger cage. Absent the ability to escape, the only way out is through the tiger. Communism at that… Read more »

Didier
Didier
Reply to  Issac
6 years ago

Communism wasn’t genocide of the Germans. We know this because the USSR took over much of Germany and yet they’re still here.

the Russians
the Russians
Member
Reply to  Glenfilthie
6 years ago

My “impending doom” friend talks about hoarding gold and silver, I’ve converted him to stocking up on lead.

Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
6 years ago

Stay away from crowds…

Saml Adams
Saml Adams
Reply to  Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
6 years ago

Always. I’m in NYC a lot and have developed habits designed to minimize problems if a problem occurs.

Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
Reply to  Saml Adams
6 years ago

which is a shame. All of the good things in NY, and there’s only a few good things, are always crowded with people.. dare I say White people .. The museums, the High Line (abandoned rail tracks converted to a park), the waterfront parks like The Battery; always have crowds.

Saml Adams
Saml Adams
Reply to  Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
6 years ago

By luck of business calendar missed ‘93 and ‘01. I’ve been careful for years. Still enjoy things, but never lose situational awareness.

Mcleod
Mcleod
6 years ago

Does Trump want immigration reform and border security, or is he talking out of his ass like so many other “conservatives”? Maybe I’m a sucker, but I believe he does. Furthermore, I think most of his supporters believe he does. He did mouth the words that shall not be spoken, that the 14th Amendment does not guarantee birthright citizenship. The question is, how much patience does the MAGA crowd have? I’m willing to wait and see how his budget battles work out.

miforest
Member
Reply to  Mcleod
6 years ago

The GOPe has made it clear to him that if he tries to stop the free flow of cheap labor the votes will be there to impeach , AND convict.
He has performed an invaluable service in Exposing them to their base for who they really are. And for Exposing the absolute mendacity of the neocons.

Mad Italian
Mad Italian
Reply to  Mcleod
6 years ago

What budget battles? Those were lost with the first continuing resolution.

Saml Adams
Saml Adams
6 years ago

From the perch of ground zero–the land of Occasional-Cortex and Jerry “the human tick” Nadler…I see no self-awareness or self-limiting in the Democrats. As an acquaintance who still has ties to the old Democrat machine said recently…the old school Democrats are scared shitless of the new Jacobins in their midst and none will stand up to them. There are a bunch that got themselves into the NY Assembly and Senate–and now that both are controlled by radical Democrats–and with Cuomo trying to out Mau-Mau his 2020 competition, can goddamn guarantee that is where you will see the blueprint for the… Read more »

dad29
Reply to  Saml Adams
6 years ago

OK, but that might result in “old-school Democrats” running to the (R) lever in the voting booth. There is NO question that “Reagan Democrats” pushed Trump over the top in the Upper Midwest, so that’s not impossible.

Issac
Issac
Reply to  dad29
6 years ago

There would need to be a landslide of white flight to make a diffirence and nobody is forecasting that.

Saml Adams
Saml Adams
Reply to  dad29
6 years ago

On the operative side, think it is simply these guys realizing they are about to be purged for good. Might run over to the R side, but not enough of them. In that neck of the woods demographics is destiny.

Tim
Tim
Member
Reply to  Saml Adams
6 years ago

Gonna get nasty in NY. I’m just waiting for the ugly sibling of the “Safe Act” to show its face.

Saml Adams
Saml Adams
Reply to  Tim
6 years ago

That is next and not far off….our local group of Proggies proposed a Venezuela-like regime of gun control at the local level recently. Won’t go anywhere, but tells you just what they’re thinking.

Whitney
Member
6 years ago

“The trouble with the future is it is unpredictable…”

That is rare wisdom these days. Also, I gave up drudge about six months ago. It’s a good decision for me. His headlines were just anxiety-provoking. Even thinking about going to his site now gives me a little visceral shudder

Whitney
Member
Reply to  thezman
6 years ago

Yeah, love of celebrity is definitely a symptom of end-stage Empire. It’s hard for me to read any of the news when people talk about what ‘the way forward’ and ‘how do we get out of this mess’ because it seems really obvious to me that in a post truth world the only way to get back to the truth is for something cataclysmic to happen. People are not just all the sudden going to go ahead and start believing there are only two genders again. The craziness we see is only go in one direction as long as we… Read more »

Chief
Chief
Reply to  thezman
6 years ago

I actually visit Drudge occasionally now for precisely the opposite reason that I used to.

I use it now to determine what fresh load the opposition is shoveling this month.

Mcleod
Mcleod
Reply to  Whitney
6 years ago

Drudge used to be my daily first stop for years. I might get on there once a week now. I cut loose “news” outlets and opinion web pages much more quickly than I did a couple of years ago. The first to go was National Review when they fired Derbyshire. Since then I have zero patience for bullshit. It was kind of like breaking the seal on a night of drinking.

DLS
DLS
Reply to  Whitney
6 years ago

I switched from Drudge to TheLibertyDaily. It’s over the top, but makes me feel better about reading headlines.

wjkathman
wjkathman
6 years ago

One major problem with conservatism is that it became a political agenda when it should have been a mass cultural phenomenon instead. Forget about electing the right people; the right people do not exist — especially when the culture is a vapid wasteland. Make conservatism a lifestyle as much as it is a belief system. Convert enough people to the lifestyle and politics will take care of itself.

David Davenport
David Davenport
Reply to  wjkathman
6 years ago

Describe your your ideal conservative lifestyle, WJ K.

Would this lifestyle require wearing neckties and listening to classical music instead of, say, the late Ronnie James Dio’s rendition of *Die Young*?

A.B. Prosper
A.B. Prosper
Reply to  wjkathman
6 years ago

Good plan. Conservatives should have an actual path as to what society looks like and a goal to get there, Its not however some vapid brand or lifestyle choice, That the Rob Dreher money cuck run and hide approach Its about power and authority to set the rules If you don’t want porn in your society you imprison or shoot porn producers , you don’t want opioids on your streets, you hang enough people so that dealing stops. Want to end cultural Marxism? same It will require a ruthless will and truly massive effort but there is no other way.… Read more »

Al from da Nort
Al from da Nort
6 years ago

Z Man; In a way, Q (as discussed tangentially in the previous thread) is a mirror image of Drudge, Huffpost, et al’s rantings about impeachment and removal. ‘Somebody up top is going to swoop in and punish all your enemies with no effort needed on your part.’ But yet nothing much ever happens. Big event deadlines come and go without much change. Hard to know which set of disappointments might trigger something kinetic. You (Z Man) bet on it’s being the Commies’ and you could well be right since it’s been repeatedly pointed out that you can’t indite a sitting… Read more »

Alex
Alex
6 years ago

You’ve covered this, but he needs to throw out Mueller on his ear and begin with the indictments. I hope that unnamed senior official at the Mencken Conference printed out that post and put it in a briefing folder.

Guest
Guest
Reply to  Alex
6 years ago

I’ve written extensively about this topic here. This is delusional thinking. Trump can’t fire Mueller; only the Attorney General can fire him. Trump should have accepted Sessions’ resignation immediately after he recused himself from the Russia investigation. I had some hope that Matthew Whitaker was the outsider brought in by Trump to fire Mueller and end the investigation, but it’s clear that’s not going to happen. And Trump’s nominee to replace Sessions, William Barr, is a swamp creature with extensive experience in the CIA and the DoJ. He’s a GOPe company man. Mueller’s clown show of an investigation will continue… Read more »

Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Reply to  Guest
6 years ago

Sounds mostly correct to me. BUT … Now that it is CLEAR to Trump–and it must be if it is clear to us–that the Bolsheviks are going after not only him but also his children, Trump might be motivated to USE the immense power in his hands to neutralize the malefactors. If THAT doesn’t do it, nothing will, and your predictions will be 100% on point.

Andy Texan
Reply to  Guest
6 years ago

The US atty general for SDNY appointed by Sessions was recused. The one doing the finger pointing is a careerist demonRat.

A.B. Prosper
A.B. Prosper
6 years ago

Trump ran for office to preserve an America in which the kind of businesses he and his family run, that is casinos, hotels, and assorted shady real estate deals, flim flam schools and so forth. The fact that he does some things that benefit our side does not mean he is on our side and while he can buy us some time and shift the Overton window a bit he’s not going to save America . He can’t and its quite possible he is in way over his head and had now idea just how corrupt the system is anyway.… Read more »

Aldo
Aldo
Reply to  A.B. Prosper
6 years ago

Trump let his daughter marry a Jew. And advocated for Kunta Kintes to be allowed into sporting areas for White Men. He’s not Pro-White.

Kevin Balch
Kevin Balch
Member
6 years ago

SCOTUS just turned down an appeal from states wanting to defund Planned Parenthood. Roberts and Kavanaugh voted with the liberals. Now I would rather pay for abortions than 18 or more years of welfare, schooling and prison. But so much for picking “conservative” judges. At least the anti-abortion groups can keep their fundraising gig going a little longer.

Nathan
Nathan
Reply to  Kevin Balch
6 years ago

Everyone who thinks “Well at least we got good judges,” is going to be sorely disappointed. They’re all swamp creatures who will side with the system in the end. If there are eight Republican SCROTUS justices watch four of them “grow” on the court.

Member
Reply to  Kevin Balch
6 years ago

Totally predicable for Roberts and remember Kavanaugh revealed when he was nominated that he is one with the Jesuits who taught him. ‘nuf said.

Joachim
Joachim
Reply to  Kevin Balch
6 years ago

To be clear, abortion is eugenic, including in the sense that the population is kept more proportionately white: https://radixjournal.com/2016/04/2016-4-8-the-pro-life-temptation/ https://radixjournal.com/2016/04/2016-4-13-unintended-consequences/ I agree on having little faith in “Conservative” judges. We also should not be hamstrung by originalism. If the Left is going to contrive legal arguments to serve their ideology/interests, the Right must reciprocate. Be aggressive and escalate however is necessary (and when prudent), or lose. Oswald Spengler: “Life is a struggle involving plants, animals, and humans. It is a struggle between individuals, social classes, peoples, and nations, and it can take the form of economic, social, political, and military… Read more »

Joachim
Joachim
Reply to  Joachim
6 years ago

I’ve had an epiphany: “It is clear that a foundational principle of our Founding Fathers, the craftsman of our Constitution, was a primary concern for the common well-being of the white inhabitants of these United States. Foundational principles such as these are indelibly linked with our nation, and therefore our understanding of all laws, delegations of rights, etc. whatsoever, must be in reflection of said fundamental principles. Our understanding of the Constitution, and all other laws, must therefore live, change along with the movements of history, so that these foundational principles remain always in application. Therefore, I rule that, at… Read more »

Wilson McWilliams
Wilson McWilliams
Reply to  Kevin Balch
6 years ago

>>>I would rather pay for abortions than 18 or more years of welfare, schooling and prison.

I believe that’s actually about 16 years of welfare and schooling, followed on by 30 to 40 years of prisons and welfare.

Epaminondas
Member
6 years ago

Someone just asked me breathlessly if I thought Mueller was closing in on Trump…that it was looking bad for him. I knew this person had been looking at the Drudge Report headlines.

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Epaminondas
6 years ago

Interesting mention of Drudge today. i’ve noticed in the last few months a decided turn in the news they aggregate to a distinctive negative slant on Trump. In other words, they’ve changed their balance pro/con. Anyone else perceive this?

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  Compsci
6 years ago

Drudge has gone deep-end nevertrump. Deleted my link to him this morning.

If Drudge is in it for clickbaiting, he won’t be getting it from me.

Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Reply to  Compsci
6 years ago

I rejoice to say that I haven’t looked at Drudge in several years. Before 2015 at least. Can’t remember beyond that.

Wilson McWilliams
Wilson McWilliams
Reply to  Compsci
6 years ago

Former Drudge reader here; your perception is IMHO accurate. The morphing of Drudge might perhaps have been incremental; in any event, there is really nothing left now at the website that is worth clicking.

Perhaps Drudge transferred editorial control to a J-school graduate, or Drudge’s own personal affliction has dragged him down.

Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Reply to  Epaminondas
6 years ago

It really IS hard to listen to, ain’t it!

WHY can’t these nincompoops get it through their tiny heads that Trump (or anybody else) cannot be impeached for something he might have done while he was NOT the president? Why can’t somebody just say this out loud?

Al from da Nort
Al from da Nort
Reply to  Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
6 years ago

M. R. V.; The only stated criteria in the Constitution for impeachment are ‘high crimes and misdemeanors’. It is a *political* remedy available to the Legislative Branch of Govt. to check the other two branches, not a matter of criminal prosecution which are the domains of the Executive Branch or Judicial Branch. Tl:Dr: A president can be impeached for any damned thing at all. You just need a majority of the House. To actually *remove* the president (or anybody else in either the Executive or Judicial Branches) you need 2/3 of the Senate. Hate to be a black pill dude… Read more »

Trevor
Member
6 years ago

… fantasizing about Trump’s last days. They always imagine him as Hitler in the bunker …

We all have our fantasies. My main one involves the ravens of the Tower of London growing very fat on the “strange fruit” of eyeballs of traitors adorning every available lamppost.

Member
6 years ago

“They toned it down a bit in the election in order to not scare the remaining whites in their coalition” LOL. Every uni educated white Democrat I meet thinks Trump is evil and stupid and that everyone who voted for Trump is a stupid bigot. If they are Hillary voters, they believe every narrative of the press including the latest lunacy about Russia. All Hillary and Bennie voters who are uni educated whites want Trump impeached. the only possible group for the Democrats to lose by being too looney is working class men. The rest of the whites gain status… Read more »

the Russians
the Russians
Member
6 years ago

Drudge, the “IDW’, canceling CRTV/BlazeTV (Steyn, McInnes), canceled Patreon yesterday, the $600M Canadian govt bailout for” liberal” newspapers ($2.5B govt media total)….now I’ll admit I’m always about a half step behind but “they” are doing a hell-of-a job of boxing me in. I’m somewhat blackpilled but I found comfort in my redpilled self and I now sit here laughing at it all… What’s a better word for absurd?

Babe Ruthless
Babe Ruthless
Reply to  the Russians
6 years ago

Dystopian.

Don’t worry, you’re one of the good guys, and that counts for something. Histories of the gulags usually include some of the black humor of the exterminatees, so if we keep on posting and memeing, some of our stuff will make it into future history books.

If that doesn’t cheer you up, I don’t know what will.

Hoagie
Hoagie
Reply to  the Russians
6 years ago

You guys are gonna have to publish a list of all the “Pills” and what each color means. As a novice I have no clue what a red, white, black or whatever pill is. It’s confusing.
I can’t believe my CAPTCHA is Fueek

A.B. Prosper
A.B. Prosper
Reply to  Hoagie
6 years ago

Red Pill- Truth
White Pill – Hope
Black Pill- Despair
Blue Pill- Falsehood

Chaotic Neutral
Chaotic Neutral
Reply to  A.B. Prosper
6 years ago

Rainbow pill=LGBT friendly

Hoagie
Hoagie
Reply to  A.B. Prosper
6 years ago

Thank you.

Dr. Mabuse
Dr. Mabuse
Reply to  Hoagie
6 years ago

This is Black Pill: comment image

Chaotic Neutral
Chaotic Neutral
Reply to  Dr. Mabuse
6 years ago

Why do they represent themselves as mice? They are much stronger and smarter than most of us. Elephants, or at least water buffalo….

Chaotic Neutral
Chaotic Neutral
Reply to  Hoagie
6 years ago

Red pill and blue pill come from the movie The Matrix, where moebius offers Keanu Reeves two pills, the red to wake into the unpleasant actual reality, or the blue which will leave him in a pleasant computer simulation, but one devoid of real meaning. The others are plays on these two original. Some writer for the New Yorker did an entire article on it, but didn’t seem to know the etymology.

Felix Krull
Member
Reply to  Hoagie
6 years ago

You must be very new. Welcome to the dark side.

It’s from The Matrix.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zE7PKRjrid4

Neo is offered two pills: a red and a blue. The blue pill lets him stay in the simulation, the red pill will show him reality in all it’s hideousness. If you’re blue-pill, you still live on Planet Hollywood, where CNN is real news, America is the most racist country in the world and Hillary would’ve been a fantastic president.

Gravity Denier
Gravity Denier
Reply to  Felix Krull
6 years ago

One pill makes you larger.

One pill makes you small.

Choose.

Felix Krull
Felix Krull
Member
Reply to  the Russians
6 years ago

McInnes is already out of CRTV, together with Michelle Malkin.

dad29
6 years ago

It will be unfortunate if those attacks result in Trumpists’ “fearing for their life or the lives of others,” eh?

Ursula
Ursula
Reply to  dad29
6 years ago

That would be OK except the law in the U.S. is no longer applied fairly, but rather there are degrees depending if you’re in the in-crowd or a protected class, or a dissident. Think Clinton and Comey vs. Manafort (in solitary confinement, no less!) and Flynn (life ruined). So someone acting to protect themselves out of fear for their life will be prosecuted if they are a Trump supporter. While the leftist goon doing the attack will be let off the hook. Just like we’ve been seeing for the last 2 years.

Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Reply to  Ursula
6 years ago

Exactly.

dad29
Reply to  Ursula
6 years ago

Well….they may be “off the hook,” but they might not realize it from 6 feet under.

Ursula
Ursula
Reply to  dad29
6 years ago

Don’t get me wrong, I’m with you in spirit, dad29!

Pinochet
Pinochet
Reply to  Ursula
6 years ago

James Fields just learned this lesson in the worst way imaginable.

Zebulon Butler
Zebulon Butler
6 years ago

Is it just me, or does Adam Schiff resemble late comedian Andy Kaufman. Perhaps he will take us all out for milk and cookies.

Drake
Drake
6 years ago

2019 will just be theatrics and hysterics. In 2020 the Democrats might badly overplay their hand. The moment of truth will come when they openly rig the election.

Hoagie
Hoagie
Reply to  Drake
6 years ago

They’ve been openly rigging elections for decades. Where have you been?

Drake
Drake
Reply to  Hoagie
6 years ago

Getting steadily more cynical and better armed.

A.B. Prosper
A.B. Prosper
Reply to  Drake
6 years ago

Are you better prepared to fight in a group or as a lone wolf. If not all the guns in the world won’t help.

This fight isn’t about AR15’s but about skill and will and the Right seems short on both.

Member
Reply to  Drake
6 years ago

Don’t you think voter reform is in the works?

Drake
Drake
Reply to  erp617
6 years ago

I wish, but I doubt it.

Member
Reply to  Drake
6 years ago

Without it, we’re dead in the water because you know what dems mean when they say campaigning is bribery and making offers that can’t be refused.

Kevin Balch
Kevin Balch
Member
Reply to  erp617
6 years ago

We are not voting our way out of this and if an effective voter reform could get approved, we wouldn’t need it. The only practical measure possible at this point is to “starve the beast”. Minimize your consumption, boycott the culture, discourage anyone you can from joining the military, and minimize your taxes. If you can retire, do so immediately and draw any government benefit you can.

David Davenport
David Davenport
Reply to  Kevin Balch
6 years ago

“… discourage anyone you can from joining the military”

You are all wrong, Mr. Bach.

This is an example of an ostensible right winger overlapping with the Left. The Left would like for white Americans to abandon US military service, so that the Left could replaace white men in the US mil. with the Left’s kind of ‘American

Kevin Balch
Kevin Balch
Member
Reply to  David Davenport
6 years ago

Be my guest and sign up. Bibi thanks you.

Nori
Nori
Reply to  Drake
6 years ago

They already did that in the mid terms.

Kevin Balch
Kevin Balch
Member
6 years ago

All theater to string us along. Maybe if they do impeach Trump it will convince the normies that voting is pretty much worthless. Nobody could be as unlucky or incompetent as Trump has been when it comes to selecting cabinet members and staff.

sirlancelot
sirlancelot
6 years ago

The sky is falling, the sky is falling !!!

Good grief. Glen Beck pushed this crap 10 years ago. In fact the wife still teases me about all the rusting can goods in the basement.

The president is a boob , a dope, a moron, etc.

If he’s so stupid how did he become president ? A multi-million dollar NYC real estate mogal ? Famous celebrity ?

The left is in a panic , but all the can do is throw empty threats at the president. If they could have done anything they would have long ago.

Tim
Tim
Member
Reply to  sirlancelot
6 years ago

Pay no attention to your wife, and rotate your canned goods….

Moran ya Simba
Moran ya Simba
6 years ago

I dont know if it’s true that Trump has done ‘nothing’. The military is on the border, H-1Bs are down, he dodged the UN migration pact turd sandwich, he is making some PC taboos more debatable and this is done against the fairly intense opposition of the DS, liberal judges, the entire MSM, dem party and half of his own party. I dont know if deportations are up or illegal immigration is down. And the wall seems to be going nowhere, whether that’s b/c of funding or something else. But besides building a wall that would mostly be symbolic anyway,… Read more »

Moran ya Simba
Moran ya Simba
Reply to  thezman
6 years ago

Ok I didnt know that. He should def be judged on the numbers, not his tweets. Now the anger, from this side, at Trump computes a little better.

Kevin Balch
Kevin Balch
Member
Reply to  Moran ya Simba
6 years ago

I just discovered that Trump’s withdrawal ftom the Paris Agreement isn’t effective until a few months before the 2020 election. I don’t know if the US has made any additional financial contributions on top of the $1 billion Obama forked over. Ironically, Obama unilaterally committed the US to the Paris Agreement via Executive Order. However Trump cannot immediately end US committment until after 4 years notice. He could “grow into the office” by then to “safeguard his legacy”.

Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Reply to  Kevin Balch
6 years ago

None of that stuff matters anyway. The Grand Solar Minimum has already started. Global cooling is underway. It will change EVERYTHING. Not this afternoon or next week, but within a very few years. By 2025, the truth will be clear to everybody.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
6 years ago

Agree, since nationwide weather is one of my main concerns. It’s been tipping colder for years.

As usual, the inversion culture is preparing us for the opposite of reality. Worse than a mere waste of resources.

Range Front Fault
Range Front Fault
Reply to  Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
6 years ago

MRV……Yes been studying this for a while and the next Maunder Minimum is likely slowly rolling out. This is not the time for wealth redistribution and getting rid of fossil fuels. The belief test the overlords fail is no Rooseveltian sized WPA CCC projects have been rushed into service to raise the sea walls and build higher jetties to save us from the oceans. They know this and don’t believe their own horseshit. Ice skating on the Themes anyone! See the old paintings from mid 1600’s.

Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
Reply to  Moran ya Simba
6 years ago

Trump is a symptom, not a cause. He was merely the best we could get from the system we have.

Moran ya Simba
Moran ya Simba
Reply to  Mysteerious Rooshian Vooman
6 years ago

I definitely agree w that

Pinochet
Pinochet
Reply to  Moran ya Simba
6 years ago

The wall would not be symbolic. You’ve bought into the left’s propaganda.

Eyes Open
Eyes Open
6 years ago

My Compatriots, The “Q” movement is real and there are “proofs” MIL Intelligence and POTUS are involved in the systematic destruction of the deep state. “Trust the Plan” and WWG1WGA – “Where we go one we go all” are the main slogans. If you care to learn more, please check out SerialBrain2, War Drummer, and the numerous articles and videos to show the battle for our country and the world is in motion. Stopping human trafficking is a major battle that has been going on behind the scenes, thanks to Sessions. I implore you all to look, read, and view… Read more »

Dale Peterson
Dale Peterson
6 years ago

Doug Ross @ Journal a good (enough) substitute for Drudge?

Reed Hill
Reed Hill
Reply to  Dale Peterson
6 years ago

Doug Ross is good. Maggie’s Farm is good for headlines too. To keep in step with the Normie world, I follow Instapundit, i.e. Glenn Reynolds and his caste of friends.

Member
6 years ago

If Trump is impeached or resigns, I’d hate to be Mike Pence. If he goes, Nancy Pelosi is President.

Guest
Guest
Reply to  gwood
6 years ago

Pence would get to appoint a vice president, per the 25th Amendment.

The Speaker of the House ascends only if the VP can’t ascend.

Member
Reply to  Guest
6 years ago

That’s the law, alright. I wouldn’t bet too much on it being followed.

Whiskey
Whiskey
6 years ago

The Deep State torpedoed the trade agreement with China. In exchange for a trade war at least and maybe a hot one. In War, trannies gays lesbians poc etc are no substitute for White men. Meanwhile the Dems might very well wage a general war on Whites and China a two front War at the same time. One way in which the war might be waged is the Purge movies which seem a template for Hollywood. The latest CW Supergirl had advocating White women and Blacks teaming up to kill all White men and their families. Dems pick ideas from… Read more »

Jon
Jon
Reply to  Whiskey
6 years ago

More evidence in the UK of forceful opposition to the globalist agenda. EDL,Britain First seem to be more active than any comparable US orgs.UKIP is actually talking about demography as destiny.

More anti-white crime in the US than the UK and a lot more explicitly eliminationist rhetoric as well eg “We will replace you”.