Sad And Angry

Popular revolts in occidental countries tend to build slowly and then have a series of tremors before there is some clarifying event. The reason for this is people unhappy with their conditions tend to look for simple answers first and then apply themselves to getting relief from the system within the rules. They identify the problem or what they think is the problem and then go to the people in charge with it. In modern liberal democracy it means engaging in the political process.

Then either by serendipity or a confluence of events driven by various actors, there is an event that causes the scales to fall from the eyes of the people. In isolation, the attack on the Bastille was a non-event, but in the context of the historical moment, it was revelatory. The 1980 strike at Gdańsk Shipyard in Poland is a more modern example of a small event ushering in a paradigm shift. People thought one way before the event and they thought a different way after it.

Events this week will prove to be one of those times where people quickly went from one view of their world to another. There have been many left-wing and wingless protests in Washington. Just a few years ago the Left filled the Capitol with protestors over the Kavanaugh nomination. Those come and go and they are forgotten because they have no connection to larger trends under the surface. It is just part of the way the inner party torments the outer party in Washington.

The storming of the Capitol opened a lot of eyes. The people in the media demanding mass executions of Trump supporters were just six months ago gloating over left-wing mobs burning cities. Six months ago, official Washington was telling us the cops were a problem and now they are demanding they open fire on protestors. When a black criminal died in police custody, they demanded vengeance. When a white veteran is murdered by a cop on video, they think it great fun.

This week has been clarifying, because it has confirmed what people have been slowly realizing at a subconscious level. The manufactured outrage of George Floyd would have passed unnoticed, if it had not been followed by the orchestrated campaign by corporate America to promote hostility to white people. If that had passed, then people may have forgotten about it, but that was quickly followed by the Covid lock downs and then the election fraud. The road to epiphany now seems clear.

Many on this side of the great divide have predicted we would end up at this point eventually, but no one has every relished it. The events of this week were not just an epiphany for the MAGA-hat wearing normies. It has been an eye-opener for many on this side, as well. Unless you have something wrong with you, you held out some small hope that the prediction would turn out to be wrong. That hope is gone now and with it comes a bit of sadness over the finality of it.

There’s nothing wrong with that. In a way, it is like the passing of an old relation who has been sick for a long time. Long ago you reconciled yourself to the inevitable and in your own way said your goodbyes. The waiting, however, becomes part of your normal so when the time comes there is a hole. Into it flows the remaining sadness at the finality of it all. That’s where we are now. What comes next is getting on with the new tribal politics of the future, free of nostalgia and sentimentality.

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This Week’s Show

Contents

  • 00:00: Opening
  • 02:00: Sad And Angry
  • 22:00: Strangers  (Link) (Link)
  • 37:00: The China Syndrome (Link)
  • 47:00: Reality Never Dies (Link)
  • 57:00: Closing  (Be Like Me)

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204 thoughts on “Sad And Angry

  1. It is sad. I took down my Christmas decorations yesterday because epiphany is over and when I thought about next year it all seemed so uncertain

    • I was quite bummed after the election. Even a cynic like myself did not expect the open fraud, and moreso did not expect so many people to dismiss fraud claims outright and support the system. Then comes the righteous and wonderful storming of the capitol, which was ridiculous but it should bring a smile to most people’s faces. Alas, it brought cries of terrorism, and many defending that pig cop. I’m saddened and amazed that more people don’t realize what this is leading to. I really hope that Z is right and there’s a populist uprising in waiting, that we’re… Read more »

      • The mask worship and Church of Anti-Racism were the tell for me. That degree of psychological damage, particularly among young White women, is irreversible.

        • Getting awoman to think on a cultural/historical level… What would that world look like? (so beautiful) the 15%that can are the most attractive girls I’ve ever met.

      • What’s bothered me is the rush to pin it on antifa and essentially give them the win. Liars will lie about you, snakes will stab you in the back. At some point you have to embrace the suck and stop trying to win the argument. (And yes I was concerned about optics when it was about not inviting nazi comparisons. Now there are martyrs.) Happily it looks like the average MAGA type is willing. So-called leadership, political, media, or otherwise, not so much. After his vow to punish the Capitol stormers, Trump is another Benedict Arnold as far as I’m… Read more »

        • Trump’s vow to punish the stormers was to be expected.He has a very bad habit of throwing his supporters under the bus because he’s a coward and fraud at heart.
          We saw it in San Jose, the deplatforming of conservative sites, the relentless attacks by Antifa goons on his supporters. Lets not forget how he purged his staff of nationalists and replaced them with swamp rats.

          • Sad but true. He’d been wearing me down since Charlottesville but that was the last straw.

          • I was hopeful but skeptical about Trump mainly because of a blatantly and shamelessly mercenary thing I saw him do on his Celebrity Appreciate show. I watched one season since it had several interesting “contestants”. One was Clay Aiken who, being a relatively normal kind of guy, pretty much blew the other clowns out of the water in terms of the stated goals of the contest (raising money for charity and herding ego driven cats to the task at hand). At the end the choice was between Aiken and Arsenio Hall, who literally dindu nuffin during the course of the… Read more »

          • Formerly, I supported Trump pretty much to the hilt. But, ruefully, I must admit that you are correct. Trump, like all politicians, is nothing more than a liar in support of his own naked self interest. And he’s a traitor into the bargain. To hell with him.

      • We’re a long way from the French Revolution. I agree that we’re about to live through a very faggy (but still dangerous) version of the Bolshevik revolution combined with Plantation of Ulster. TPTB will crack down on the kulaks while trying to colonize our lands with my pliant POC.

        I have to admit. It’s a clever plan.

        But it has a flaw: It can’t work long-term. POC can’t run squat. Eventually, the system will start to show cracks, and the remaining Whites will have little to lose.

        • It would be foolish to assume that (((they))) have no plan for after Whites are gone. White genocide was planned in the ashes after WW2 (I have late 1940s American Jewish Committee board meeting minutes where they discussed how to kill every last German and get away with it). How they trick the Han after seeing what happened to us is a different matter. May the devil finally meet his match.

          • Yeah, Morgenthau certainly would have loved to see that. But the usual suspects will have an issue against the Han. I don’t think people truly understand how looking like us enables them to do most of what they do. The Han quite literally see them for what they are, another tribe. Every time one of them opens their mouth to a Chinese politician or business man, that Han see a foreigner giving him advice and immediately recognizes that the advice is suspect. The usual suspects have made no inroads in the Japan. They will make little in China. A con… Read more »

          • Won’t work. They’ll still look different and have very different last names.

            Also, Jews are a race. Dilute the blood, and they’re no longer particularly good at being Jews.

            I’ve seen it in the DC area. The quarter and half Jews don’t have the drive or intensity of full bloods.

          • Oh, good catch. The Cult of the Bride Gatherers learned in Hammurabi’s day that the women are the back door in.

    • I’m at that point with you, Mr. Wright. I’m surrounded by the enemy, and many of my oldest friends have turned coat. It’s an admirable way you speak of. I am wrestling with just holding my tongue, day by day (and I have to, being located deep, deep in enemy territory).

      • Same here. Been reordering life as much as possible to avoid unnecessary interactions. For day to day transactions, directing them to the like minded and away from the Left minded. Local charity included.

        • directing them to the like minded This. Bitcoin was the subject the other day on this site, and it naturally sprouted into the normal discussions of metals, gems, 401ks, bullets booze and beans as currency, etc. Differing opinions on the merits of each were discussed. I think we missed the ultimate prepper investment. People. Human capital. OUR people. The like-minded and awakening. Building friendships, alliances, comradeship. Recruitment. Forming community. Race aware white people helping to lift and sustain each other. I have guns to defend myself but I need to sleep at some point. I have skills but I can’t… Read more »

          • Yes, but how to find those like-minded people? I don’t want to uproot myself to gain just one friend and what community can be trusted to reject the next wave of Chinaball lockdowns?

            I’m looking at a cross-country opportunity right now. Should I burn my connections right before Bolshevik Biden picks up the nuclear football? How does one predict the future?

            Commodities at least sit still.

          • You have to reach out and risk a little, or a lot. Isn’t that what investments and commodities are? Do you move or not? Dunno. Up to you. What can you find where you are? You won’t find a craigslist listing for “need healthy traditional white people for our town”. But you can look up demographics of an area you are considering moving to can’t you? How many churches are there? What is the culture like? The area I call home is 93% white. Churches are as thick as ticks on a coon dog. Equestrianism, hunting, shooting, boating and off-roading… Read more »

          • Amen my Brother…I think a lot of eyes were opened just in the past week and maybe just maybe people will finally realize that it’s who you live around that will determine what kind of future you have… Building Community is where it’s at and always has been…Hope you are well Brother and that God’s Blessings are upon you…

      • keep your eyes and ears open and your mouth closed. freefor needs intelligence from deep in enemy territory. good luck and god speed.

    • Stoicism ultimately means accepting you cannot control events, only your reaction to events. Much of life’s satisfaction is found in how you train your mind to react to things.

      “Hope is the first stage of disappointment”.

      (I am bitterly, bitterly disappointed; stoicism is a work in progress)

    • To echo what Kestrel said, I have been advising my adult children to be silent about the current events. One of mine posted a prayer after the Capitol incident. In my opinion, that just makes her a target. Pray silently. And for the love of God surround yourself with like minded family members, and grow your tribe.
      i never realized how difficult that is, but even dad, at 82, is seeing the light.

      • And for the love of God surround yourself with like minded family members, and grow your tribe.
        Amen on that I’m glad more and more see the light that you can’t do this on your own…You need good people to survive what’s coming…

  2. Yes, I feel the sadness too. The systems that the UK and the US have did to an extent work for the sorts of people who still defend them. In the UK, we hear constantly from many how there is ‘poverty’ everywhere, we also later learn that the way to fix this is by throwing more money at the problem. Most of the targets of said money have, materially at least, far more than my grandparents ever had… Yet they are not happy people, many are scroungers. My grandfather would fondly show me images of him and his ten siblings… Read more »

    • Excellent point. Crass materialism ultimately is empty and soulless. Odd that rampant consumerism paved the way for totalitarianism. With no hint of irony the goods and services spigot will be turned off and along with the scarcity we will suffer full on dictatorship and deprivation.

      • Perhaps on of the best ways to prepare yourself mentally for the future is to start shedding luxuries and getting used to it.

          • Perhaps. With money printing, debt goes to zero. You can pay off your debt with toilet paper. Debt jubilees are coming.

      • This is what happens when the so-called “Right” reveres the GDP uber alles, and the Left hijacks capitalism and uses it to push black supremacy and anti-white racism. Tradition and beneficent social structures are bulldozed into a landfill and a cancerous fascism replaces them.

    • Same here. My Mom was one of 8 kids. They lived in a two bedroom house, including my Grandma’s sister. Eleven people in about 700 square feet. They have all had great, happy lives, and remain very close, to this day. No one in this country today knows that type of poverty, unless they are mentally ill homeless.

    • “Coming Apart”

      “Bowling Alone”

      There’s a reason the Amish are so happy. The bonds of community are the ultimate safety net.

      Freedom of association is gone, and with it, community.

  3. The Nietzschean supermen of the alt-right always sneered at the normie drive toward homeostasis, but it’s natural for an organism to want things on an even keel, to continue going as they’ve gone. My dog knows what time it eats and goes out, and that I can’t pick her up when she’s gone to her little bed in the corner of my room. Our elites’ constantly shifting of the rules, their relishing of changing the rules based on nothing but their whims, caprice, and relieving their boredom, has made it clear to even the dullest normie: We are much, much… Read more »

    • i don’t think humanity had worse elites than what whites have right now.
      mongols – didn’t genocide you if you paid tribute
      islam – didn’t genocide you if you converted
      ISRAELITES – genocide you no matter what, in fact the more whites submit to their control the more they want to destroy us
      to be ruled by israelites is to be ruled by satan himself.

  4. Napoleon said to understand a man you have to know what was going on in the world when he was 20. We of the gray-hairs are saddened because we remember a far different America, and we saw it frittered away. But today’s 20-something? I can’t imagine a response other than cynical resignation.

    It’s a bitter pill recognizing that Mexico is a healthier nation-state than the USA.

    • “But today’s 20-something? I can’t imagine a response other than cynical resignation.” A very salient and sobering point. My oldest is 16 and for the last two years, he and I have been reading classics from ancient Greece and Rome together, for the simple reason is that I want him to understand how our people evolved to this point and that there were and could still be better times ahead. I explained to him that after the fall of Rome there were small communities here and there – mostly monasteries – who not only held on to and spread the… Read more »

    • these 20-somethings are jazzed and loving it

      I have always tended to gravitate toward youth, my nature always being ahead of the curve so what was always normal in my mind 30-40 years ago has taken root and has grown to be the basic norms of today’s young. So I’m kinda of loving it too. Normie considered me a weirdo when I was young but now the world sounds like me and normie is yesterday and laughed at. Yay! I have finally become normal !

    • When conditions change, and I think they will soon (currently are, really) that resignation will also change. Tptb have to go for it all, they know it and they are, and on some level they know they’ll fail.

  5. Hitler is the most influential man in human history … a constant part of the conversation

    Indeed. I wonder what his Instagram page would look like. Certainly his person looms so large in modern ‘make a difference/do gooder’ mythology, that even the toothbrush moustache is still frowned upon.

    The problem with all these young ‘change makers’ is that it is really all just one attention seeking grift. It will be alarming to see these people come of age, realise that they’ve made no difference, and then like clockwork blame some bogeyman (YT) and start the path toward tyranny.

  6. what I find interesting is that they haven’t released the identity of the guy who shot Babbitt. With the various cops who’ve shot various blacks, the media immediately doxxes them and we have all their personal info and image graven in our memories. Their prior transgressions and histories are minutely examined. With this shooter, it’s like they’re “just part of the system” or whatever.

    I apologize if this is discussed in the podcast, but I had the thought and wanted to say it right away.

    • They are going to protect him at all costs, but I think he was a secret service agent and that is part of the reason. To the inner party that is a different than just some city cop, they would never give up one of their members for shooting a deplorable. The guy who blogs under the name “Jim Treacher” got hit by a State Department goon in a van while walking on the D.C. streets ten years ago. The driver was clearly in the wrong, but not only faced no consequences, the D.C. police went to the hospital to… Read more »

      • This is correct. Not in 10,000 years will you learn the identity of that man. I said it yesterday and wasn’t kidding I do know several agents being a DC local myself, and Secret Service is a black box org by design. Just call him Mr. Smith because he is a suit wearing G-Man with a license to kill, that is all you need to know civilian.
        Alphabet agencies run in the rarest of rarified air and have rules even MORE empowering than the cops who already have privilege you can only dream of.

    • I somewhat expect suicide will be the option selected for this shooter…. The bus stops for no one, it’s the handsoap of the left.

  7. I’m sad too because I’m mourning for my country. The Republic is truly dead and gone. The stages of grief are: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, then acceptance. Every like-minded person I know is somewhere between anger and depression. I’m trying to push myself and others to the acceptance stage.

    • The mourning I feel is similar to that of losing my dad to cancer. There is a kind of tide to mourning; acceptance then denial, hope then despair, as the inevitable moves from an idea to a reality. A great deal of my mourning has already happened. Yet the body of the nation still exists, kind of. The cancer has taken much already. Small, frail, almost hard to recognize. But it is still there. So I can’t mourn its death fully even though its terminal; everything on the chart points to that. But I also have to keep living, moving… Read more »

      • There goes the Star Trek Future and the When Covid Ends my friend dreams about.

        His solution is to “hunt ’em all down, kill TrumpHitler” and then things will get back to Boomer Normal.

        (Yes, even me, brother against brother. He can’t understand why we cannot see Trump’s evil.)

        • “when Covid ends”. I should put this phrase on the tombstone of my abortive efforts locally at being a “community organizer” (thanks Obama!) I kept hearing it from (sadly it was usually Boomers) people I thought knew the score about what was going on. Astounding that so many people would nod in agreement with statements about how we need to defy tyranny – and then chicken out of in person meetings that probably weren’t even technically against our Governor’s insane diktats that were not being enforced in any case. I think a few of those people are probably coming to… Read more »

      • This was an extremely poetic post. Perhaps you could stylize it a bit for a blog submission to a site such as counter-currents

    • There is no acceptance stage for us. No new homeostasis, to use Z’s choice of word. Our leaders want us dead and gone and if we don’t push back against them… we’re dead and gone.

      For the dissident, the foreseeable future is one of endless, daily denial of very powerful cultural & economic forces.

  8. All it took was white guys to flex an itsty bitsy amount of muscle to cause DC to freak out

    and you know half of those women were turned on despite condemning it. Savannah Guthrie through her fake face of concern was probably wet as a puddle on that chair

    • and you know half of those women were turned on despite condemning it. Savannah Guthrie through her fake face of concern was probably wet as a puddle on that chair.

      I bet she really got excited by the Viking headdress guy. Deep down, they’re just waiting to be ravished by an alpha barbarian.

  9. It has been an eye-opener for many on this side, as well. Unless you have something wrong with you, you held out some small hope that the prediction would turn out to be wrong. That hope is gone now and with it comes a bit of sadness over the finality of it. You have to be soulless not to mourn today. If you are over 50 you feel the full gravity of the loss, and if younger are resigned to a bitter future that very well may involve a state of constant civil war; it certainly will involve a state… Read more »

    • Almost don’t want to admit it, but I feel alive. The conveyor belt existence I’ve never fit in and always rebelled against is breaking down.

      Sort of guilty knowing decent people are getting hurt. But this person wins, that one loses, and that’s life. It’s out of our hands for the most part. What a time to be alive.

    • For the 50-somethings here, it is one of those things you knew in your gut was true, but it still hurts you when it becomes confirmed beyond any doubt.

    • I was a young adult in the 90s. I used to hang out with conservative Christians and they were always talking about “the culture war”. I don’t think many knew that wars of any kind evolve towards greater violence and fanaticism if they don’t end decisively. I’m pretty sure the Cold War would have gone hot eventually if one of the players hadn’t essentially died of a heart attack.

  10. The silver lining is that Trump’s post-presidential plans are dead in the water. Instead of shamelessly grifting and ripping off his fanbase, all that waits for him is the will they/won’t they game of the Southern District or New York pursuing the investigations they’ve drafted. Without his fans and without establishment support, I could see his final years fraught with legal issues. Another silver lining is that Ivanka really wanted to kickstart her political career and that is now dead in the water. Trump shut down the Bush and Clinton dynasties but he wanted to build his own. That’s all… Read more »

      • Trump gave up a charmed, very cushy life to take on an unbelievable onslaught of attacks from all directions. Whatever his shortcomings, he forced countless traitors out of the shadows and into the open. It is now time for others to pick up the ball and run with it.

          • In primate politics, the alpha serves as merely a flagpole around which the tribe members can organize themselves.

            Grumpy Cat said it best, even though what PaoloG said is true:

            “This ain’t about Trump– this is about us.”

          • PS- I just realized that “alpha flagpole” is why the woke defend their sigils so stridently as well. We’re into deep instinct territory here.

        • With all the tools and allies that Trump gave us? How is it a noble, hard-won accomplishment of Trump’s, that he was pathologically hated for “grabbing ’em by the pu$$y”?

          He did his part by being a sexy outsider, now I have to do my part and save my country unassisted? Maybe Trump could have, I don’t know, won a victory at some point?

          • Maybe Trump could have, I don’t know, won a victory at some point?
            this made me chuckle, I’ve said twice, i’ll say it thrice, Trump’s presidency was a fart in the wind, total shill.
            i still can’t believe how proud he presents himself despite all his many failed promises, he should at least admit the swamp got the better of him, instead he tries to calm people down, to not rebel, he says they do not represent the country, THAT THEY WILL PAY, when time is running short and that’s exactly what they should do.
            Total piece of shit.

          • Judging by the very small number of leftist women that I know, their chief, unstated, offense with Trump is that although he was a philanderer they knew that he would never cheat with them.

      • There’s much to be learned from the sacrificial lamb whether I staked it or not, the jackals seemingly all came out to feed and I was watching. It does not matter Trump’s motivation as far as I’m concerned, it did at one time but doesn’t anymore. Train wrecks improve overall safety… Eventually.

  11. It’s like the pot on the stove, it’s boiling with the cover on and occasionally what your cooking bubbles out and slides down. You see it and hear the hiss as it slides down the pot, you can ignore it, but if you do, it will continue until enough leaks out and you have a fire on your hands.

    Our elites can ignore the the boiling pot at their own peril.

  12. Let us dispense with histrionics and have a little truth and clarity here, Z.
    George Floyd was not murdered. Nor was that airforce veteran that was in the wrong place at the wrong time with a jittery cop facing an unruly mob. They were both accidents.

    • If that shooter was a beat cop from DC, sure, I’d accept that argument. He was a highly trained secret service agent assigned to the Vice President. That guy new what he was doing.

        • He is an older white guy, if you frame by frame that video it becomes clear when he briefly steps out from behind cover. Irrelevant really, your point stands it was intentional though he DID tell them if you breach the barrier I will fire. So probably not the best decision on her part.

          Not defending the action -whatsoever- but I also think it was calculated because he knew if he hit a woman everyone would stop to render aid and that is -exactly- what happened. Either he is a misogynist or makes strategically sound decisions?

        • Given this past year, the races here are very important. The victim was white, the killer black. The propaganda organs want no part of this story, obviously.

      • Indeed. If the shooter had been you or I, we’d be charged and required to show in court how we were in “immediate” jeopardy of death or serious injury. I saw no breach of the barricade by the unfortunate victim, nor does it bode well that there were officers on the other side of the barricade—with shouldered assault rifles—who had no fear of the protesters all around them. They pointed no weapons, took no defensive stances among the crowd. This was no accident. Perhaps incompetence, exaggerated by fear—but not an “accident”. Of course, we’ll likely never know, since TPTB will… Read more »

      • Z, this is probably one of your best presentations I’ve seen to date. For the record, I don’t like this any more than you and the fellas do. But on this one point… Hogwash. Please allow me to disagree: Murder implies intent, motive and means. That guy did not wake up in the morning and say, “I am going to murder a young lady with no criminal record and 14 years in with the air force…” and proceed to make the arrangements to do so. Unless you can prove otherwise, it’s NOT murder. If you have the morals and ethics… Read more »

        • That guy did not wake up in the morning and say, “I am going to murder a young lady with no criminal record and 14 years in with the air force…”

          He certainly woke up thinking that he wouldn’t care if he did. He probably spent more time that day worrying about the scores of the local sportsball team than the fact that he offed an enemy of his totalitarian paymasters.

        • Murder implies intent…That guy did not wake up in the morning and say, “I am going to murder a young lady…” and proceed to make the arrangements to do so.

          Wrong. It will vary by jurisdiction, but the requisite intent will be something along the lines of his having the intent to kill or inflict great bodily harm. (Which he certainly did). It is not necessary that he planned on killing someone when he woke up in the morning.
          P.S. Look up the felony murder rule if you want to see how relaxed the requirement of intent can really be.

    • I was texting a friend last night who justified the cop’s action by writing “what if someone was breaking into YOUR house I’d bet you’d shoot him”. I reckon lots of people are siding with the cop in this way, as if the capitol is hearth and home. God help us.

      • The gun-guy blogs are filled with people claiming good shoot. Ironic, because these same sites are always in a big hurry to condemn any white cop shooting a black criminal. The people who fit in at places like The Truth About Guns or Bearing Arms are worthless. Those gun guys are all Ben Shapiro.

        • Copsuckers are part & parcel of most ‘gun nut’ sites. They simply won’t get it until the party van arrives at 3am and the goon squad points select fire M4s at their head. Fudds gonna fudd and boomers gonna boom… *shrug*

          • I am not a cop-sucker. Not any more, not by a damnsight.
            You will either operate by rule of law, or you won’t If you don’t the difference between you and the pot bellied cops with M4’s is purely conversational

      • Your friend misses the point. A person breaking into your home is not an automatic target of opportunity. The situation always must be one of immediate danger of life and limb. A trained LEO will—in theory—be given even less leeway than a home owner in analyzing the situation and in using deadly force.

    • Bullshit. The SS agent who are assigned to such details are the elite of the Secret Service and very well trained far beyond your typical beat cop.
      And that was no unruly mob compared to BLM or your typical SJWs on a rampage.
      Maybe you didn’t watch the video of her being executed, but a few steps behind Ashli were heavily armed SWAT guys,. No one was in danger. Least of all Pence.

      • Perhaps not. But the fact there was a perceived threat, he acted accordingly to his training. All bets are off as soon as you decide to B&E property which is not yours. Video shows that mob attempting to break those doors down and they did break the glass. Poor Ashli then decided it was a good idea to climb up thru that broken pane, that’s when she was shot. Had they assembled peacefully, a stronger message would have been sent. They behaved the way our other brethren behaved and are now down on their level unfortunately.

          • The other day I was ragging on a fella on Gab and made that quip as we swapped lame insults and jokes.
            But since you bring it up: who ARE you, then Carl?

        •  All bets are off as soon as you decide to B&E property which is not yours Take your apologist shill ass back to HuffPo or Reddit please. ALL SUMMER LONG there was B&E and destruction of property several orders of magnitude more damaging, violent, and costly going on not in a single building but in 1000s of buildings across all major cities. And all bets were ON because of complicit f-ggots like yourself giving one side a pass but hold the other side accountable. Virtually nobody was even prosecuted much less murdered by cops who stood aside and did nothing.… Read more »

        • Correct. And if she was warned before she was fired upon as some are saying…? You are putting too much on the agent.
          The only thing that guy is guilty of is doing a good job for the wrong people. And when it comes down to that… many of us have been in that exact same position, albeit with less dire consequences.

        • Yea and I bet you would be right there condemning the SS if they shot one of those protesting who injured 60 Secret Service trying to storm the Whitehouse…You people who justify this make me sick…

          • Basic point here is that this conversation goes nowhere. That is why we have inquiries, courts, and trials. There is need for expert review and witnesses to judge the level of guilt involved. Will we get this? Did not at Waco and Ruby ridge.

            If those commenting were serious, the call would be for that process—above all else—all we have here is taking sides.

      • I saw that. Looks like she was being filmed by a known BLM/Antifa type, and the SWAT team was 5 seconds away from her. Unpopular take: She was a veteran, she knew the risks, and she got caught up in the moment; she paid for it with her life. She was used, and should have known better. What she didn’t know was who she was surrounded by, how the press would depict her, that there are different rules for LEFT v RIGHT protests, and how unbelievably cravenly Team R would respond. Something to consider in the future. I’d say her… Read more »

    • …not murdered. Nor was that airforce veteran that was in the wrong place at the wrong time with a jittery cop facing an unruly mob. 

      No offense, but if you watched the video and this is what you think, you’re either retarded or insane. The p-ssy cop wasn’t jittery in the least. It was a cold blooded execution at close range.

  13. Just to clarify: The World Economic Forum hosts the Davos meeting, not just associated with them. For those who want to be truly terrified by the point of Covid lockdowns, see the WEF’s 10 predictions for 2030. The first one: you will have no private property, and you will be happy.

    • For the most part, you don’t have much private property right now. Your home is subject to property tax which equals a second mortgage payment so it is really on lease from the govt which can take it at any moment (oh yeah – the first mortgage payment means the bank owns it too). Your income is also subject to payment to the govt. For a large swath of Americans, the CC co’s. have a lien on your personal property as does GMAC or whoever financed your car. So “ownership” for most people is illusory.

      • For the most part, you don’t have much private property right now.
        schwab(who is an israelite btw, not a german) probably means a minimalist lifestyle with no cars, small house, no meat, no money to leave to your kids etc

  14. The bad guys have full spectrum dominance of the media. Even the football talk shows are carrying anti-Trumpster programs. They are bringing out all the big names in sports to bad mouth us. It appears to be the beginning of the mass arrests and probably eventual genocide. Unless.

    • Watch for it: there will be feature stories galore about former Trump supporters who have seen the light. It will be, frankly, hilarious.

        • The One Church. Hey, if our enemies the Romans could do it, so could we, only bigger and better.

          The Star Trek Vision is coming, but it won’t have all those pesky Anglo values except as a sales pitch.

          • Hell, we already have Woke religious police that can murder people who blaspheme against church doctrine.

  15. The section on education and the girl in Bali was striking. Make change? Dumb down to nonsense verbal pallliatives? Have a kid that has spent four grueling years earning two engineering degrees and currently works on LNG shipping. Making a difference? Half the shipments and offload facilities they are building are in third world countries where the LNG replaces oil, wood, charcoal and coal as a fuel. That is education that makes a difference. But is a lot harder than a gender studies degree or ranting about plastic bags.

  16. It is perfectly clear that we are no longer a united people. No longer debatable. Divided by fundamental values that are not easily swayed or changed. There seems to be two parallel realities. One is the “Left” and the other the “Right”, spare me the labels. A geometric impossibility that is currently being forced into possibility. What happens when one attempts to break the stone cold laws of reality? Certainly nothing peaceful or joyful.

    I pray for the Will to endure.

    P.S.

    Maryland has the coolest flag.

    • I’d suggest studying up on the American Revolution in the southern theater and the northern frontiers—that is what we are in for. Albeit may be more digital and economic vs. kinetic. Good example when you have two populations completely intertwined with irreconcilable differences. It was brutal.

      • The British were actually far less domineering in the lives of the colonists than the Left is today. The Stamp Act was small beans compared to today’s tyranny and surveillance.

    • I have my own business but I used to work corporate. When I worked corporate it was multi-ethnic and multi-racial. As long as I was in that setting my brain trained itself to work in such a way as to never venture into “bad thoughts” that might surface by me blurting out something. Z alludes to it as an electric fence. You just train yourself not to venture beyond it. When I quit and went on my own, all those bad thoughts that were always there but dormant sprang to life immediately. Obviously it was liberating. Normie is forced to… Read more »

  17. On male/female differences. No amount of hormone therapy or suppression is going to make up the difference. Spouse and I were both elite athletes in the same sport and our competition weights were within 10lbs of each other. She was considered a physical “freak” in terms of strength testing and we were both subject to regular testing protocols including VO2 and lactate tolerance by the national governing body and USOC (including random piss testing). The gulf in results was insurmountable. Once lung/heart capacity, bone and connective tissue differences are established at puberty, those cannot be chemically changed. Only real difference… Read more »

    • Serena and Venus are considered the ultimate in female athletes for their sport. Everyone slobbers over them. Yet a German male tennis player ranked 200 in the world whipped the shit out of both of them in back to back matches, and he had a beer and cigarette beforehand just for the sport of it.

      BTW I told this story to a few black people and they refused to believe it. Serena especially is like this goddess to them against whom no white stands a chance. Delusional people.

        • tOtaLLy nAtUrAL bRo! Even for black women w/ their high T levels she is freakish. I’ll just leave this here for anyone that wants to defend this mutant…
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      • Four. Two NCAA athletes another with 3 national (junior) championships under her belt already. Another could have, but dual engineering degrees was a bit challenging.

  18. This week… But, yeah, it was the end we all saw coming. But what’s on the way: our history is filled with these sorts of stories, from the Hot Gates to Covadonga to Vienna. That’s the thing to remember, fam: we are really good at this.

    And I was getting bored, anyway.

  19. I was in DC Wednesday. I was with the million who would not back down. I saw the mayhem and glory, the day that everything changed.  I was there with two other men from Fernandina Beach, with no weapons but with unlimited courage. We had all missed the fall of the Berlin Wall, but somehow we knew that this would be an event of equal significance, a day when everything changes.  Don’t let them sway you with stories about how it was all staged by antifa. They’ve lost control of the narrative and are desperate to get it back. Just… Read more »

    • I knew beforehand that this would be one of those things like Woodstock where there was always 100x the number of people who claimed to have gone than actually went. But even then, I couldn’t swing it as I’m essentially a cog in the system of my job. It’s good to be so invaluable in a way, but it’s also impossible to ever get a moment’s rest. Anyway, long story short, that’s why I depend on patriots like you to carry the torch. There were a few attendees in the comments of Instapundit and I’ll tell you what I told… Read more »

      • Thank you.

        My excuse for missing the Berlin Wall coming down was that I was three years old at the time, but I did manage to march with the yellow vests last year in Paris.

        With BLM the police knelt to them, but with this they were using every weapon they had. Luckily no one had issued live ammo.

        It was a massive white pill to break past serious crowd control measures and breach one of the most important buildings in the world armed with only a give em hell attitude.

  20. Reiterating a comment I saw either here a little while back or on another dissident site… If you are a target you will be targeted. Its clear that the defense/intelligence establishment have both the means and interest in destroying any opposition to the system.
    The sensible thing to do now is stay in the shadows and organize.

    • Yep, and as hard as it is for me to keep my mouth shut, I am maturing and have come to realize that I am being strong not weak by just keeping my mouth shut and not letting myself be provoked into a hot-headed response. Not easy, but the more I do it the stronger I feel, the more manly I feel, which is counter-intuitive perhaps. But learning to control my fiery nature has been one of the more enjoyable and gratifying and edifying things of my life lately. It’s a whole new world, and it was always there just… Read more »

  21. I saw the fitness level differences between men and women astounding when I was in the Marines. After Boot Camp and Infantry School, the difference was incredible – women Marines seemed helpless. Here’s a hilarious video of male versus female pugil sticks.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOdNwG61vGY
    The guys do a good job of treating them equally.

    • Same. Never had a wookie in my chain of command, and got to serve in an elite unit. Two minutes of a flexed arm hang versus twenty plus deadhangs is a big difference.
      It got even better when I got to see Army females at schools like Airborne. It was ridiculous in the 90’s and even worse now.

      • He’d be digitized during the live game. The halftime show would feature two fish lips, one broad, and a white simp apologizing profusely for triggering the audience, and in the second half they’d announce that said player had retired to spend more time with his family.

  22. Whiskey: “Pat Buchanon on VDARE called the protest at the Capitol “a disgrace” and called it a temple. Haha. Buchanon is just like all the other grifters.” He’s not just like them. But he’s been very disappointing. For a long time now. I tire of his straight talk on a calm days. Then on shit-hits-the-fan days…when the opportunity comes to back that straight talk…he goes establishment.

    • It’s telling how the Left flooded the Capitol 7 or 8 times during the Trump presidency with nary a peep.

      The Right does it once and suddenly all sides are crushing their pearls in a vice grip, autistically screeching about, “desecrating the sacred temple of Democracy!”

    • Pat’s entire adult life has been a yearning to go back to the Americana of his youth. It’s gone, and Pat will soon be gone along with it. Can’t be angry with the old man for wanting his last years be in peace instead of upheaval, but some of us have a much longer time here, with children who will have to continue the fight. We can just smile, nod, and finish what we started, what he will not be alive to see.
      Love you Pat, and your book The Unnecessary War is still in my top five reads.

      • Can’t be angry with the old man for wanting his last years be in peace instead of upheaval.” Nah. I’ve thought long on it. Fuck the guy named Pat. Could have backed us at this crossroads moment. His passion would have meant something. He chose not to. I don’t care how many great past and future columns he writes. Done with him.

  23. I think that Paul Craig Roberts has it right in terms of what’s coming in latest column, so we better not mourn too long. He lays out the Establishment’s agenda now that Trump has been banished, and it’s not good. Prevent any political organization of deplorables Increase demonization of Whites via media, schools, gov, military, etc. Weaken the 2nd Amendment, i.e. start putting limitations on gun ownership Continue fomenting racial and gender divisions, something that would happen anyway so I don’t care Massive immigration to continue weakening Whites That sounds about right, and it’ll work – for a while. But… Read more »

    • Yeah but that “paradigm” as it were presumes that people still consider them legitimate and that the media still matters

      We are in new open waters. We have finally made it off tranny island and have to get ourselves back home

      • True. Many a MAGA Normie is waking up to the fact that the establishment really hates them and that working through the system may not be the best path. It’ll take them a little while to fully digest that their country is gone, but, mentally, I believe that a barrier has been broken for millions of Whites.

    • The Western World is dead.  It is now Mordor.  By the time white people wake up to their fate, violent revolution will be impossible.
      pcg is one of those few people who really gets it, the immense trouble whites are in.
      millions(as many as humanly possible) of americans need to grab their guns(as quickly as possible) and attack wall street and washington, all at once or else it’s all over.

        • Um, it’s not the Chinese pulling the main strings, though they do have influence. It’s the usual suspects.

          • Look, I acknowledge the unamed people have influence and are making bank on this mess, but I struggle with the idea the people running a nation of 1.4 billion and the world’s second largest economy have zero agency.

            The Han people have an enormous, “chosen people,” complex of their own.

  24. As others have alluded to, but want another way to make them shit their pants?

    Pay off all credit cards. Not only do you get your freedom back, you make Schumer’s asshole burn like he ate 20 jalapeños the day before

    • Consumer debt is a bad thing. Leveraging 2.5% debt for 30 year loans in a 2-4% inflationary environment is a good thing. All major commercial real estate owners aim for a 10% cash flow above their debt. Any amount above a 1.10x debt service coverage ratio tells them to take the money and run (refi). No CRE investor ever puts down more than 10% equity in a purchase orvrefi. When the market falls 30-40 percent (like every single CBD office tower in the country will over the next 18 months) and your tenants move out, so what: the property owner… Read more »

  25. Events, almost weekly, serve to further radicalize Right and Left. We are driven ever further apart. The Storming of the Hill and Ashli’s martyring may be the most polarizing events of all. The Left is howling and gibbering like crazed baboons in support of their new tyranny and, in totalitarian fashion, is calling for the mass immiseration of its enemies. The Right–as opposed to the Republicans and conservative talking heads–has now finally abandoned the notion that America still exists, and is moving on to the formation of something new and different. And, for once, the Right is every bit as… Read more »

    • I believe the ramifications of Jan 6 will be gradual. France was actually calm for about 2 yrs after Bastille. Russia was, more or less, calm between the first revolt of 1905 and then 1917. But yes, things will get nasty as it sinks in, on both sides, that there is NO common ground to compromise on. Not anymore.

  26. There’s nothing wrong with that. In a way, it is like the passing of an old relation who has been sick for a long time. Long ago you reconciled yourself to the inevitable and in your own way said your goodbyes. Pretty strong analogy ‘cept for one part. When you finally go to say ‘goodbye’ to your long suffering relative you find out you are unable to leave the hospital because men in body armor w/ guns are telling you that the person is actually recovering and going to be just fine. So no need to worry or attempt to… Read more »

  27. Related to the story of the greengrocer, USA Today is soliciting people to help them identify people who were at the capital protest and corporations are already firing those who participated. They want to make sure that everyone who opposes them is shunned and humiliated at the very least.

  28. https://www.unz.com/anepigone/age-is-just-a-number/#new_comments

    There’s not really a generational gap, only a racial one.

    The Indian Gov passing laws concerning state matters, from the centre has also had a half million or so blockading the capital.

    Longer commment yday didn’t go through, anyway:

    Squat, Bench, Deadlift, Press, Row, Dip, Pullup (stronglifts)
    Rucking & Running (3-5mi) (couch to 5k)

    Get a slingshot to protect shoulders in bench & dip.

    AlphaDestiny, Alan Thrall, Brian Alsruhe.

    ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂੂਜੀਕਾਖਾਲਸਾ।।ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂੀਕੀਫਤਿਹ।।

  29. Everyone wants a cross to bear, but they always want the cross to be a papermache’ facsimile of a cross and not the real thing. These trannies want the appearance of a big, heavy, unwieldy cross without the burden bearing such a cross would actually be. Just like the handicapable. Is not being able to participate in sports such a gigantic sacrifice to make in order to get your way on getting people to call you your preferred gender that it is just unbearable? If so, maybe you can put off being a tranny till you age out of sports.… Read more »

  30. Since I breed livestock, I have a hard time regarding the “assigned male/female at birth” with anything other than stark, forthright contempt.

    I don’t “assign” some of my cattle as cows and others as bulls.

    Some of the bulls get castrated and are raised as steers, but they’re still male. Just males with no balls. The difference the lack of testosterone in cattle and goats makes is amazing and visible, but their sex remains the same.

  31. There is no way to tell if the protest in the Capitol is the turning of some sort of corner or not. One can only determine that by looking back and seeing where it fit into the path that was taken. I suspect the real turn will be when Trump is gone, and the huge overreaction of the elites will result in a lot of good people losing their careers and livelihoods, because they were registered with the “wrong” party or made political contributions to the “wrong” people. That’s where things hit the fan, and how the Capitol protest fits… Read more »

  32. I skimmed various conservative sites for their coverage and opinions on the recent unrest. Worst was, of course, National Review. Passionately bad. Zero opinion difference between it and Slate/The Nation/etc. “Remove Trump NOW” / “Protestors Weren’t Patriots!” stuff. The American Conservative, bad. The American Spector, bad. NewsMax tried it’s best not to have an opinion. The Daily Caller was middle of the road bad. Fox, pretty bad. Breitbart, no opinion found. All the brainy pro-Israel sites like The National Interest or Commentary were sedately bad (except for a few of their writers so in love with Trump’s loyalty to Israel… Read more »

    • The closing song is Saga’s cover of Tomorrow Belongs to Me. Here it is on YouTube for now. This video gets regularly removed or put in YouTube jail for hate speech, because it is apparently a White Nationalist anthem and therefore horrifying. But people keep reposting it. This copy has actually been up for a long time and is apparently out of jail right now. Download a copy. https://youtu.be/z_hiaOIWfm0 The story behind the song is interesting. It was written for the musical Cabaret and in the play is sung by a young Nazi. Some White Nationalists claim it is based… Read more »

      • Hey, thank you so much. Yeah, I had found the one from the movie but also appreciate this version. It’s certainly become politicized. At any rate, now I know about Saga. Appreciate it, friend.

  33. A bit of whitepill, seen elsewhere:

    “(My union family had) the core OLD democrat values: anti-war, pro-environment, pro-worker”

    My, my. I think we have something to work with after all.

  34. Re the Vengeance against Trump:

    (from elsewhere)

    “The Church of Woke is now in control.

    Heretics must be rooted out.

    Examples must be made.”

    Also, another asked, “Why is it so desperately essential to kick President Trump out of office now, when his term runs out in twelve days?”

    I say, before he can pardon Assange and declassify everything.

    They say, “Power, period. They want it known that they threw him out. They are sending a message to all of us,… you do not count, do not ever try to take our power away from us again.”

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