Travelogue: Out Of Lagos

The first leg of my journey was a stop in London. When booking the trip, the cheapest flight took me through Heathrow, with a half day layover. I hate having to run to make connections, as that often ends in me missing my connection, so I don’t mind a few hour gap between flights. Having almost a full day between flights was not ideal, but it beat the alternatives when I was booking the flight. My plan was to leave the airport and do a quick tour of London, but that plan got scuttled by British security.

When leaving the airport’s secure area, I was pulled aside for the rubber glove treatment by whatever they call their security forces. I was taken to a room and asked the usual questions. Then they asked to examine my phone, which got them upset, as there is nothing on it other than some classical music I loaded for the trip. I keep nothing on my phone as a rule. This one is brand new, so the browser does not even have some history on it. That lack of a information seemed to upset them.

That led them to ask to look at my laptop. I use a travel laptop, so if something happens, I’m not missing important parts of my life. This one I just setup with Linux and a new solid state drive. This only increased their anxiety, so we spent an hour or so playing Petrovich and Raskolnikov. My Russian visa did not help matters. I’ve gone through this a couple of times in American airports, but this seemed different. Maybe I’m imagining things, but I got the strong sense of being on a list. Maybe it was just the culture gap.

You see, that’s the other thing. The British Starsky and Hutch were Apu and Mustafa, two brown guys from over the rainbow. Their English was fine, but it had the hint of the exotic, suggesting they grew up speaking something other than English at home. They also had the narrowness that is typical of the South Asian. There’s always a barrier that exists between the Occidental and the Oriental, despite the degree of shared experience. There is an inscrutableness there that always leaves a degree of uncertainty between us…

After getting sprung from gaol, I was free to explore the giant shopping mall that is the Heathrow airport. The best I could tell, all of the employees were either brown people from over the horizon or Eastern Europeans. I got something to eat and all of the wait staff was not British. Given the international flavor of the passengers, you would be hard pressed to know you were in the heart of Britain. They don’t even have televisions playing the BBC or local sporting events. Heathrow is a foreign country disguised as an airport…

I’ve been in a great many airports in my life and I have a weird fascination for them. Most airports serving big cities are really just complex systems that have evolved over many years to solve evolving problems of air travel. An airport is a solution for a problem of modern life. As a result, you can learn a lot about the evolution of human organization by observing what happens at the big airports. Their design is similar everywhere, but everywhere is not the same, so the airport says something about the local culture.

If you are going to make a list of the worst airports on earth, it’s hard to imagine how Heathrow would not make the cut. It is a big hub for international travel, so it is a lot like the bar in Star Wars. They have turned the thing into a giant shopping with an airport attached to it. To do that, it meant connections require train rides and shuttle buses to get to your connection. There’s no way to make a connection there without allowing a few hours in between. Otherwise, you watch your flight take off from the shuttle bus…

On the fight from Lagos to London, a couple of Africans were across the aisle, one row up, from where I was sitting. Both were dressed up in what Hollywood tells us is traditional African dress for African royalty. Their accents suggested Ghana to me. At some point, the male got very agitated at the person in front of him, who had reclined her chair. He started violently shaking her chair-back and hollering something. Two stewards came over and gave him a lecture about his behavior and airplane etiquette.

Watching the two of them struggle to understand how to be passengers on an airplane, I realized what it would be like to bring Stone Age people into this age. The two of them were just too dumb to navigate plane transport. They were frustrated by the food service process. They struggled to understand simple directions. When the plane landed, they got up and started walking down the aisle, while the plane was still taxiing to the gate. They are primitives incapable of existing in a modern society, without constant supervision…

Walking around Heathrow, it is easy to see why our rulers love multiculturalism. They look at the diversity you see at a big intentional airport and they think of it as the Casablanca of this age. It makes them feel worldly and sophisticated. That brown guy in their department with the perfect continental English is not just a colleague. He is a symbol of what makes them special. They are not provincials. They are worldly cosmopolitans. They never see the other side of it. They just see the good part of the transaction.

Frankly, I don’t blame them. I could not help but be a bit impressed with myself, as I mingled with my fellow globetrotters. If I spent my days looking out at a polyglot, multiracial sea of people getting on well with one another, I might start thinking we have transcended something more than the Malthusian limit. Mankind is about to cross over into being a single race, a global race. It’s an illusion, but one that is reinforced every day, so for them it is reality. The trouble is, their reality is not our reality or even reality…

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Saml Adams
Saml Adams
5 years ago

Other than the shopping and restaurant areas, Heathrow always feels like being in one of those Habi-trail things for hamsters and gerbils. But you hit the nail on the head with the “It’s a Small World” feel–though you have to experience Heathrow when things screw up–very quickly turns into “last helicopter out of Saigon” with baggage everywhere and people yelling in forty different languages. But to our overlords these are the shining example of how cosmopolitanism “works”. Now contrast to a conversation with an old colleague over lunch last week. Was just back from a trip to Scotland and did… Read more »

ConservativeFred
ConservativeFred
Reply to  Saml Adams
5 years ago

In a former life, I spent a fair amount of time in London. 20 years ago, I would roam about the city, somewhat freely (no-go zones were starting to develop). On my last trip a few years ago, I left the financial district twice, and did not use the Tube. My “London” was becoming smaller and smaller. After that trip I decided I never to return.

Hoyos
Hoyos
Reply to  ConservativeFred
5 years ago

No kidding, I grew up in London in the 90s, went back on a visit for a relative graduating from Cambridge like 8 years ago. I was wondering where all the English people went. Streets I grew up on had completely flipped inside of 10 years. I could cry for what was lost, I loved that city so much, no kid had a better time growing up than I did.

Mcleod
Mcleod
5 years ago

The old man, from the early sixties to the early zeros was an aeronautical engineer. Between military contracts he worked on commercial. He is of the mind that to solve airplane high jacking you should hand everyone onboard a snub nosed 38 to be returned at the end of the flight. And no the plane won’t “blow up”, “it’s not a fucking balloon”. He will not get on a damn plane. He will not go through security. He’s not putting up with their “bullshit”. The last flight he was supposed to take he walked out of the airport and drove.… Read more »

Epaminondas
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Reply to  Mcleod
5 years ago

I don’t know your father, but I admire him greatly.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  Mcleod
5 years ago

Beautiful! And a kindred soul. The last 2 flights I took were Dallas to DC for my father’s funeral in 2001 a few weeks after 9/11 (unrelated and death due to illness) and then in 07 to visit my mother. The next and last I’ll take will be for her funeral. Otherwise I drive. If every Murrican had said to hell with the faux security crap (foreign-born browns patting up and harassing native-born Whites) and boycotted flying even for a few days, the damned airlines and bureaucrats might’ve called “uncle.” Now it’s too late and I refuse to subject myself… Read more »

bilejones
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Reply to  3g4me
5 years ago

James Corbett has a great and all true too piece on the TSA
https://www.corbettreport.com/tsa/

As he says it’s one large Miligan experiment

https://www.simplypsychology.org/milgram.html

Pure fucking evil.

Whitney
Member
5 years ago

I used to feel that sense of hope looking at our Olympic teams. And when I was a young adult in the eighties I couldn’t wait to move out of my ‘white bread’ neighborhood into a more diverse neighborhood. As these things go, that diverse neighborhood is now very expensive and mostly white but still enriched on the edges. Honestly, it makes me sick I fell for the propaganda. I was taught to hate my own culture and I think what divides people my age now are the ones that still do and the ones that don’t. And that’s a… Read more »

Member
Reply to  Whitney
5 years ago

I’ve noticed that a lot of “virtue signalling” by Whites is really thinly veiled status signalling. Whenever someone boasts that they live in a “walkable neighborhood”, are living “carfree”, and yet fully support diversity, I know that they live in one of the super high rent White enclaves carved from Diversitopia. They can walk everywhere because invisible walls (and tons of cops) keep the vibrancy at bay. Yet it’s just outside their island so when they feel like being culturally enriched they can go (usually as a group and not too late at night) and feel that they are Goodwhites… Read more »

Wolf Barney
Wolf Barney
Reply to  Whitney
5 years ago

There’s a big difference between appreciating diversity when it’s a small amount of diversity, compared to the extreme levels we’re getting shoved in our faces now and in the future.

bilejones
Member
Reply to  Wolf Barney
5 years ago

I increasingly don’t appreciate “a small amount of diversity”.

I’m increasingly of the opinion that a touch of shit ruins a whole tub of ice-cream,

Walt
Walt
Reply to  bilejones
5 years ago

A few choc-chips in the ice cream though…

Walt
Walt
Reply to  Whitney
5 years ago

My older brother is a lot more “successful” in life (i.e can kiss ass and smile better than me) and lives in a bigger city in a much more expensive house. He has been a red-pill denier for a long time but I think I unintentionally broke him this Christmas when he returned home and his family stayed with mine. He remarked on how little things had changed but he said it in a non-sarcastic manner. He saw my kids’ class photos and his expression changed when he saw the class demographics. His own kids’ private school is at least… Read more »

Teapartydoc
Member
5 years ago

When our capitals look more like foreign countries than they do a part of our own they are no longer our capitals. They have become something else. And our desire to hold them in respect and defend them ebbs to nil. In an old movie, The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, at one point a German friend remarks that it was too bad the colonel’s wife had to die in a foreign country, Blimp replies, “It wasn’t a foreign country, it was Jamaica.” The takeaway from this in the view of the movie maker was that this was bad… Read more »

Felix_Krull
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Reply to  Teapartydoc
5 years ago

When our capitals look more like foreign countries than they do a part of our own they are no longer our capitals. They have become something else. And our desire to hold them in respect and defend them ebbs to nil.

This is the purpose of modern architecture: making everywhere look the same, making everywhere look like anywhere.

BadThinker
BadThinker
Reply to  Felix_Krull
5 years ago

Aka, Every Single American Suburb. Strip Malls, Walmarts, Home Depots, and Olive Garden. Ghettos for White People.

Rod1963
Rod1963
Reply to  BadThinker
5 years ago

United States of Generica

Member
Reply to  BadThinker
5 years ago

Yes, but look on the bright side. When Civil War II rolls around and it all burns we won’t be losing much. Not like WWII where they bombed cathedrals you know.

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Felix_Krull
5 years ago

Yep, much easier to rule over a people that have no unique culture, no religion and no racial bonds.

Oldvannes
Oldvannes
Member
Reply to  Teapartydoc
5 years ago

“They have become something else. And our desire to hold them in respect and defend them ebbs to nil.”

At times I wonder if the paralysis in our tribe is due more to a sense of futility than to propaganda.

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Teapartydoc
5 years ago

Washington, D.C. is 8.3% Jewish. Every colonial power needs an administrative staff, I guess.

https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jewish-population-in-the-united-states-by-state

Apex Predator
Apex Predator
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
5 years ago

Same graph you put up there speaks volumes actually. NY, NJ, DC, CT, MA.

Wipe the New England Corridor off the map and you’ve eliminated almost 50% of ‘the problem’. Think about the insane amount of concentrated power that represents in a country of this land mass / size. Sick stuff…

MemeWarVet
MemeWarVet
Reply to  Apex Predator
5 years ago

I can think of another small strip of land where “the problem” is concentrated

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Apex Predator
5 years ago

It just shows that Jews congregate in the finance, political, academic and media power centers. They’re pretty much in Boston, NYC, DC and LA with some retirees in Florida and a few hanging out in Philly and Chicago.

Traditional Americans are an alien, and frightening, people to them. They have no connection to this land, nor its people, which is why they don’t give two shits what happens to us. We’re just some peasant class that serves them. Why should they care if the guy mowing their lawn or their waiter is white, black or Hispanic?

Epaminondas
Member
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
5 years ago

They share this trait with other Semitic peoples. Muslims demand outright to be served as superiors..

bilejones
Member
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
5 years ago

Oh, they care, they really care about whites, Where else do they find wealthy and functioning societies to prey upon.

Member
Reply to  bilejones
5 years ago

Why are there 250 of them in South Dakota?

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Libertymike
5 years ago

Why are there 400 in North Dakota?

I guess there are banks, universities and hospitals everywhere.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
5 years ago

Thanks for the list, and confirming that the state we hope/plan to move to someday is among the select group with only 0.1%.

Vizzini
Member
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
5 years ago

Interesting that the Jewish population of a state appears to correspond inversely with the freedom of that state.

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Vizzini
5 years ago

Jews love concentrated power. Easier to influence. Given their skill set, makes perfect sense. Doesn’t mean that I have to like it.

bilejones
Member
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
5 years ago

“Here’s some more data published by https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jewish-population-of-the-world Year Population 1880 7,800,000 1900 10,600,000 1922 14,400,000 1925 14,800,000 1939 16,728,000 1945 11,000,000 1950 11,297,000 1955 11,800,000 1960 12,079,000 1970 12,585,000 1980 12,819,000 1990 12,868,000 2000 12,900,000 2010 13,428,300 2017 14,511,100 In other words, in the 60 years between 1880-1939 the population went from 7.8 – 16.7 million, an increase of 114% In the 60 years between 1950 and 2010 the population went from 11.3-13.4 million an increase of 18.5% The extraordinary fecundity of the first 60 years is a hoax necessitated by the 6 million Holohoax. Do what I did :… Read more »

Oldvannes
Oldvannes
Member
Reply to  bilejones
5 years ago

To use the phrase of another (((liar))): Punctuated Equilibria

MemeWarVet
MemeWarVet
Reply to  bilejones
5 years ago

To the best of my knowledge, I don’t think we’ve ever heard ZMan comment on the veracity of the six gorillion number.

Am I mistaken?

Glenfilthie
Glenfilthie
Member
5 years ago

Yep. I found that with my parents. Pop accidentally slipped a few times and would notice something obvious about the races, and might say something rude about Pakies or chinks and Mom would scold him and give him the very hell of it while we all smirked. They lived on the right side of the multi culti divide where vibrants were all clean, trained and well behaved. My first job in a vibrant and diverse workplace started the rift in my family. The vibrants were always at each other’s throats and they all hated whites the most. I got fired… Read more »

slumlord
slumlord
5 years ago

You’re definitely on a list.

Tim Newman
5 years ago

Nothing is more joyous than, as a Brit, being yelled at in a British airport or British embassy by an overzealous official who is very un-British.

And words cannot describe what it’s like to take a flight out of the real Lagos: not only the airport, but the behaviour of the passengers once on board. The scariest thing is you get used to it.

Epaminondas
Member
Reply to  Tim Newman
5 years ago

About 25 years ago I got rerouted through London en route from the continent back to America. I had to spend 36 hours there. I made it very plain to the young English lady in customs that I was not only unhappy, but really did not want to spend one more minute than was necessary on her shitty soil. I still remember with fondness the look on her face when she realized that not every American “enjoyed a special relationship” with England.

Member
5 years ago

I went through Heathrow last week from the US and I had similar observations, though thankfully not a similar experience. As I walked down a corridor two of the airport employees briefly spoke to each other about matters pertaining to work. They spoke in what I assumed was Hindu. The entire time I was there I don’t think that I spotted a native Britisher who was an employee. Coming back into Amsterdam I was greeted at passport control by a tall blonde who efficiently scanned my passport and welcomed me back. Heaven. Britain might indeed be leaving the EU but… Read more »

bilejones
Member
Reply to  Adam
5 years ago

” I don’t think that I spotted a native Britisher”
You won’t. They don’t exist. The Natives are English, Scots, Welsh or Northern Irish.

The “British” are Paki’s who’ve glommed a passport.

Independent_George
Independent_George
Reply to  Adam
5 years ago

I think it is too late for the UK in any event. I’m wondering at what point western dirt people will become the refugees from our own countries.

Karl Horst (Germany)
Karl Horst (Germany)
5 years ago

Be prepared for the latest Shopping craze that so many European airports have added. It used to be you passed through security and walked to your gate. Now you have to make your way through Ikea’s maze before getting to your gate.

If you think Heathrow was fun, you should spend some time in Leicester, just east of Birmingham. Just watching the locals pass by you will swear you somehow got off in Dubai or Swaziland.

Where are you heading??

Tim Newman
Reply to  thezman
5 years ago

The ferry from Helsinki to Tallinn is a right hoot, a couple of thousand Finns heading across to get slaughtered on cheap booze. I bet you’ll be the only one with luggage of any sort.

Saml Adams
Saml Adams
Reply to  thezman
5 years ago

We had kids off the Iron Range in college who showed no discernible effect after a half bottle of Bushmills. If you tried to match them, you’d be well down the path to a Triple Crown, they’d still be playing poker and ordering more pizza.

Drake
Drake
Reply to  thezman
5 years ago

Look forward to hearing about it. My wife keeps talking about visiting Europe – and I always suggest the Baltics and Eastern Europe.

BadThinker
BadThinker
Reply to  Drake
5 years ago

I really do suggest a visit to Istanbul. 2000 years of history in one place is quite incredible (even if it’s currently ruled by half-barbarians). Our tour guide in Istanbul was a big opponent of the current Sultan, i mean ‘president’.

The Croatian coast is absolutely beautiful. Serbia is fascinating (Belgrade is worth seeing), and I *loved* Slovakia.

Member
Reply to  BadThinker
5 years ago

You mean Constantinople, not “Istanbul”.

Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
Reply to  Pickle Rick
5 years ago

You mean Byzantium, not “Constantinople”.

Herzog
Herzog
Reply to  Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
5 years ago

Isn’t Byzantium the state of which Constantinople was just the capital?

BadThinker
BadThinker
Reply to  Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
5 years ago

I mean Troy, not Byzantium. 😀

Lorenzo
Lorenzo
Reply to  Pickle Rick
5 years ago

“That’s nobody’s business but the Turks”

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  BadThinker
5 years ago

Agree re Istanbul (the architecture and history really is incredible) but don’t know how comfortable I’d feel there today with Erdogan in power; 30 years ago it felt quite safe with plenty of soldiers in the streets. Croatia is lovely – try the drive along the southern Italian coast into Croatia; Belgrade is/was nice but nothing spectacular – time is better spent in Prague or Budapest. Hungary is really beautiful country and driving around outside the big cities in most of eastern Europe is fun – pretty countryside and friendly White people. I never made it to Finland and regret… Read more »

miforest
Member
Reply to  thezman
5 years ago

do not talk too much detail about your flight plans there are sinister forces about

Dutch
Dutch
5 years ago

All of London is now the bar scene from Star Wars. The locals seem to be OK with it. Actually, I think they have been made to not care. Tommy Robinson being airbrushed out of things, and all that. Back in the Margaret Thatcher days, an unspoken subtext was that she actually cared about and represented some sort of traditional British culture. As did Reagan for the US here at home. Thatcher’s detractors would have none of that, they were done with being British. Now the Union Jack is only good for parades for the queen and printing onto tea… Read more »

Thorsted
Thorsted
5 years ago

I was in transit in Brussels airport between Rome and Copenhagen for 3.hours in 2017. The airport was like occupation zone full of armed military patrols and police. Because i didn’t have any luggage with me (was in transit) I was addressed by police or a military patrol to show my tickets and passport 3.times. I later recalled that there had been a terror attack at the airport in 2016 with 35.people killed. “Cosmopolitan” places can quickly become zones of a totalitarian state due to the lack of trust in all people.

Jack Boniface
Jack Boniface
Member
5 years ago

UK legalized abortion in 1967. Enoch Powell’s Rivers of Blood speech was given in 1968, followed by him being sacked from the Shadow Cabinet by “Conservative” leader Edward Heath. UK elites murdered their own posterity and replaced them with foreigners.

DeBeers Diamonds
DeBeers Diamonds
Reply to  Jack Boniface
5 years ago

Sir Edward Grey, Foreign Minister during WW1, is the cause. He dragged Britain into a war it had no reason to be in, bankrupting the empire and destroying two generations of young men, whom otherwise would have filled the imperial settlements and finished the Cape-to-Cairo railroad.

Siddo
Siddo
Reply to  DeBeers Diamonds
5 years ago

A war to retain entitlement and privilege of the rich. All paid for with the blood of the working class.

DeBeers Diamonds
DeBeers Diamonds
Reply to  Siddo
5 years ago

The upper class of the UK took higher casualties per capita than the lower class, as the gentry commonly filled the slots as army officers.

https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-25776836

Saml Adams
Saml Adams
Reply to  DeBeers Diamonds
5 years ago

There is an opening scene in Chariots of Fire of one of the dining halls at Oxford. As the camera pans over the room you see the memorial plaques to the graduates killed in the Great War. And you realize near entire classes of graduates were exterminated on the Western front.

King Tut
King Tut
Reply to  DeBeers Diamonds
5 years ago

This is a point that I have made previously. England died in WW1. The best of its human capital was left rotting in Flanders Fields. A f***ing catastrophe!

Guest
Guest
5 years ago

Virtually all the workers in major American airports are also brown or people from over the horizon. Most airports are under the jurisdiction of a major American city, which implies control by the Democrat party. Almost all airport commissions implemented aggressive affirmative action programs for vendors beginning in the early 2000s. They have now progressed to evicting Chik-fil-a from the list of approved vendors. Utopia is right around the corner!

Was it a coincidence that the Captcha code for this post included LbGQ???

DeBeers Diamonds
DeBeers Diamonds
Reply to  Guest
5 years ago

Thing is, that Chik-fil-a actually cucked a few years ago, a minor player in GayPride was brought in to sanitize their image. The current struggle session is punishment for not going Full Woke, and getting the owners to publicly grovel. Whenever they get attacked, the Right actually acts collectively (muh individualism) and buys more, which the company does nothing to promote. A white Christian is not allowed to say anything bad about gays, and remain in polite society. Even for the dissident Right, its hard to see the Cathys as victims.

DeBeers Diamonds
DeBeers Diamonds
Reply to  DeBeers Diamonds
5 years ago

FWIW, there isn’t much of a grassroots anger from SJWs against CFA. The activity originates from the Podesta-Center for American Progress. This group is known to take cash from corporations and questionable foreign governments. A informal agreement probably exists with a donor that is likely a competing restaurant chain.

Hoagie
Hoagie
Reply to  DeBeers Diamonds
5 years ago

I don’t see the Cathy’s as victims, I see Freedom as the victim. I see a company doing a lawful business, providing an exceptional product at a fair price and providing thousands of jobs for Americans. Then I see petty tyrants lying about the very nature of that company by publicly stating Chick-fil-A is anti gay. They are no such thing. They have not discriminated against any gays to my best knowledge.. So the lying liars on the left LGBTQXZFAG supporters are trying to harm the company, owners and people who work there because the owners don’t “celebrate” gay marriage.… Read more »

DeBeers Diamonds
DeBeers Diamonds
Reply to  Hoagie
5 years ago

The left takes an expansionary view of discrimination. In their eyes, the exposure of anything anti-gay to a minor leads to “stochastic suicide promotion”.

It’s not merely a shakedown or a religious attack, its a racial attack, and most of the Right intentionally refuses to see the latter part. And the mainstream conservative still sees “freedom” as the goal, rather than “Identity” which is the underlying reason for both sides.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  DeBeers Diamonds
5 years ago

“And the mainstream conservative still sees “freedom” as the goal, rather than “Identity” which is the underlying reason for both sides.”

THIS. Not merely a problem of TruCons or Conservatism, Inc., but also the alt-lite and plenty others who still try to frame everything in economic terms (socialism is bad). Having spent a few years in communist/socialist countries I can confirm I don’t particular want a planned/command economy – but if that becomes the price of having a White country I’ll gladly pay it.

UpYours
UpYours
Reply to  3g4me
5 years ago

Feel free to move to Russia stat. Thanks. 100% White homeland

theRussians
theRussians
Member
5 years ago

Don’t get Jarrod Taylored

Rod1963
Rod1963
5 years ago

Speaking of dealing with stone age peoples. You ought to come to Los Angeles sometimes. We got plenty of Guatemalan squat monsters tottering about with 70 IQ’s. They don’t even look human. You think Mexicans are bad. You ain’t seen anything until you run into those creatures that wandered out a Honduran jungle. it’s even more fun dealing with them in a medical situation. Imagine dealing with people so ignorant and dumb that it’s impossible to communicate with them about their medical condition and prescriptions. You watch as the doctor and nurses just write off these patients. When the doctor… Read more »

JR Wirth
JR Wirth
Reply to  Rod1963
5 years ago

Oh I’ve seen them. I know exactly what you’re talking about. You forgot the peasant looking woven horse hair pashminas. Yes, their offspring will be scientific researchers at the Jet Propulsion Lab. Not.

I love how they suddenly dart into traffic downtown, painted parallel lines and blinking red hand lights only confuse them.

Rod1963
Rod1963
Reply to  JR Wirth
5 years ago

Yeah I’ve just started seeing them show up in my town. They will never be anything but strange stone age creatures due to their low IQ and backwards culture.

Also these new imports have no concept of personal hygiene or washing their hands. In the medical local clinic they tell patients to wash their hands and none of the Hispanics do. These people are going to be natural disease carriers when the welfare state kneels over.

Not that they aren’t already bringing in all sorts of diseases, they are but the states are keeping quiet about the extent.

JR Wirth
JR Wirth
Reply to  Rod1963
5 years ago

No they don’t wash their hands. As they crumple used toilet paper onto the floor or waste bin instead of the toilet. The excuse is that they come from places with clay septic systems that don’t handle toilet paper. No, it’s because they don’t have toilets! Just an open trench like in the days of the incas. Forever frozen in time. I can’t wait until DNA advancements expose all of this. No. We’re not equal. Far from it.

Steve
Steve
Member
5 years ago

In my view the purpose for turning the West into, in the words of Teddy Roosevelt, a “polyglot boarding house” is to make it easier to rule by pitting one faction against another. And to be clear, “the rulers” are not the elected politicians, who are for the most part sock puppets, but the people behind the curtain doling out large bags of money and other favors. The goal of our side must be to reveal to as many people as possible what is going on behind that curtain.

LineInTheSand
LineInTheSand
Reply to  Steve
5 years ago

I agree with your diagnosis but your prescription is inadequate because the number of people who care about the intentional creation of the “polyglot boarding house” is shrinking as a proportion of the population.. Pointing out the truth is not enough. Most of the tribes in the polyglot welcome the dispossession of the traditional Americans.

Steve
Steve
Member
Reply to  LineInTheSand
5 years ago

Yeah, I tried not to drone on, so I cut short my train of thought. I guess I ended up with:

“Step 1, expose the plot….Step 3, Profits!”

I’m happy to have anyone who has ideas regarding what comes next to enlighten me!

Judge Smails
Judge Smails
Reply to  Steve
5 years ago

Peaceful Separation. I am sure that the Left is amenable to a factual and reasonable argument.

Drake
Drake
5 years ago

I flew through Heathrow for a semester abroad in 1986. Coming back in December, I arranged my flights for a 6-day layover so I could visit my roommate who was studying in Bath. I remember the passengers at Heathrow being an international bunch but the security and staff were more English than the Queen. They even said my very English last name correctly as they waved me through security (and stopped another kid in my group who decided to dress full stoner – for closer examination). Outside of Heathrow – I have no memory of seeing anyone who wasn’t White.… Read more »

King Tut
King Tut
Reply to  Drake
5 years ago

” I don’t understand why the English accepted it.” We were not consulted. Besides which, do you have any idea of how impossible it is in the UK to even mention any of this, except if you’re gushing about the joys and benefits of diversity? Even anti-immigrant movements in the UK are scrupulous about waving around their anti-racist credentials.

It is almost ontologically impossible to discuss race in this country.

Drake
Drake
Reply to  King Tut
5 years ago

That will be (has been?) you downfall.

King Tut
King Tut
Reply to  Drake
5 years ago

Cannot disagree. But nothing in human affairs in inevitable.

Drake
Drake
Reply to  King Tut
5 years ago

Have the English begun to hate?

King Tut
King Tut
Reply to  Drake
5 years ago

Hard to tell, Drake. Some have, for sure. But how many is difficult to gauge because they keep their forbidden thoughts to themselves. Everyone knows that speaking out of turn will result in your entire life being quickly and thoroughly shitcanned.

Saml Adams
Saml Adams
Reply to  King Tut
5 years ago

Was over for several days right before the election. In any group setting my colleagues roundly denounced Trump or said nothing. One on one, a surprising number were supporters on the basis that he was finally saying things that needed to be said.

ChadHayden
ChadHayden
Reply to  Drake
5 years ago

Drake, is it so different in America? We are guilty of the same.

Herzog
Herzog
Reply to  King Tut
5 years ago

Sounds like it’s the exact same thing as in my country, Germany.

jimvonyork
jimvonyork
Reply to  Herzog
5 years ago

Last year, flew into Munich, thought I was in Arabia, more Muslims then Germans in the Airport, and tons of police. Interesting, to say the least.

Drake
Drake
Reply to  jimvonyork
5 years ago

Those Muslims are German! (Or at least he’s supposed to pretend they are)

thud
thud
Reply to  Drake
5 years ago

I go about my business for weeks on end without seeing any vibrancy here, lots of the rest of England is still the same.

Larkin Lover
Larkin Lover
Reply to  thud
5 years ago

That was sort of the impression I got when I went through England. It’s mostly concentrated in London, and perhaps in Birmingham and Manchester where we didn’t really explore. The countryside and wales seem pretty English still. It could be contained if there were the political will

bilejones
Member
Reply to  Larkin Lover
5 years ago

“The countryside and wales seem pretty English still”

You’re not from around here, are you?

Larkin Lover
Larkin Lover
Reply to  bilejones
5 years ago

No

Locustpost
Locustpost
5 years ago

I’ve learned to trust intuition–if something is flashing in your head about a situation, your instincts (based I suppose on years of experience) is always right. So yes, Z you are certainly on a list.

bilejones
Member
Reply to  Locustpost
5 years ago

What you call instincts are merely thoughts that you haven’t codified into words. Your brain operates at speeds orders of magnitudes faster than your conscious mind can form words.

Tykebomb
Tykebomb
5 years ago

That’s the thing about our cosmopolitan elite, they dont live anywhere. They “base” themselves out of a city somewhere and bounce around the world to hit all of the major conferences, then when it’s time, they “base” themselves somewhere more convenient. If anything, they live in hotels near the airports. This new class is remaking all the worlds cities too. It’s all glass and concrete. The “cultural” and government building are then bent into esoteric shapes that almost deny reality. But there’s always a Starbucks or McDonald’s nearby. All metropolis’ start to look the same in the center. You have… Read more »

Dr. Mabuse
Dr. Mabuse
Reply to  Tykebomb
5 years ago

I once saved a quote from one of the cloud people because it was such a perfect example of their mindset. The guy’s name is Roman Abramovich. I don’t know what he does, but he’s “important”:

Asked once where he considered home, he said: ‘I live on a plane. I like to visit London. If I had to think where I could live if not Moscow, London would be my first choice and second would be New York. In Moscow, I feel most comfortable.’

King Tut
King Tut
Reply to  Dr. Mabuse
5 years ago

Russian oil oligarch. Owner of Chelsea Football Club for the past 12 years or so. Apparently close to Putin and seems to have upset the British state because his visa extension has been denied and he is now looking to move elsewhere.

Drake
Drake
Reply to  Dr. Mabuse
5 years ago

I live in New Jersey and try my best to avoid New York City as much as possible. It is pretty close to what I imagine Hell to be like.

JohnTyler
JohnTyler
5 years ago

Europeans and perhaps to a slightly lesser extent the Brits look down on Yanks as a bunch of wild cowboys, lacking the sophistication, worldliness and intelligence of the socially cultivated and superior Europeans (this is why they liked Obama; he was just like them; arrogant, self-righteous, elitist; your typical liberal progressive/socialist/communist) . They hang on to this charade, this farce, this phony-baloney scam until their world totally explodes into chaos, violence and all – out war; that’s the European way. A scam can last a long time, but it always come to an end; think the 500 years of Europeans… Read more »

Felix_Krull
Member
Reply to  JohnTyler
5 years ago

(this is why they liked Obama; he was just like them; arrogant, self-righteous, elitist; your typical liberal progressive/socialist/communist We weren’t the ones who elected a white-hating, terrorist-hugging, gender-queer, closet-Mohammadan from Kenya our president. You did. Twice. There are some minor initial undercurrents of this already; the emergence of “right wing,” We’ve been voting for nationalist parties for twenty years plus, and today, in most Western European countries (except Britain and the Iberian peninsula) white nationalist parties have a 10-15% representation in the legislatures, in some cases 20-25% – even in France, a white nationalist made it to the presidential run-off.… Read more »

Herzog
Herzog
Reply to  Felix_Krull
5 years ago

Europeans this, Americans that, I’m rather sick of it. Even if both sides may have their points here and there (Americans more than us Euros in my view), overall it has become stupid infighting that might have been fun forty years ago, but whose time has passed. Ultimately we’re in this together, even if America for a variety of reasons can make it on its own much longer than we Euros can.

pimpkin\'s nephew
pimpkin\'s nephew
Reply to  Herzog
5 years ago

Well said. The sinking ship is “western civilization”, and we’re all passengers. One disagreement: I believe that America, lacking the fundamental ‘blood and soil’ imprint of the ancient nations of Europe, large and small, will disintegrate before the mother nations. Our “conservatives” tell us, even now, that ours is a country of ideas and principles: the ‘Proposition Nation’. I hate that, (in no small part because I used to think that way myself) and envy European peoples whose claims on land, language and culture reach back to obscure antiquity. In the present crisis, many of us in America and Canada… Read more »

CAPT S
CAPT S
5 years ago

“The trouble is, their reality is not our reality or even reality…” Thanks for sharing your Heathrow experiences and your concluding statement. Was just discussing this very topic with my teen children this morning. Their challenge of the day: Define truth. Ultimately we came up with this – Truth is speaking, acting, and thinking in accordance with reality. Which then begs the question, “What is reality?” Reality, to my mind, is what we’d all have to reckon with if (when?) the forced synthesis of multiculturalism comes apart. In other words, having to confront the likes of Heathrow is being forced… Read more »

The Special People
5 years ago

Can confirm. You’re on a list. Actually, many lists.

DraveckysHumerus
DraveckysHumerus
5 years ago

Like you Z I only travel abroad with scrubbed electronic devices loaded with the bare essentials inbound. However outbound it’s impossible not to have generated a lot of log files and other meta inter alia. If you’re visiting multiple foreign destinations it looks suspicious not to have much data on a device due to bleaching your drives and selectively restoring from a thumb drive and thus if singled out for special attention you might be sent home directly and at the very least you can expect your drives to be hoovered (your various login data too). Consider offloading via Proton… Read more »

Epaminondas
Member
5 years ago

“The trouble is, their reality is not our reality…”

Those of us prescient enough to see what was coming have spent literally decades planning for the worst. I feel confident and safe where I have ended up, but I don’t know if it will last another 20 years, which is all that I can reasonably expect to live. I think my chances are 75/25 that things will remain stable here where I reside during that time.

TomA
TomA
5 years ago

Imagine that you are one of the wealthy or powerful elites and you possess this nagging anxiety and insecurity founded on the knowledge that it is all based upon a grand con job. You might rightly feel that the greatest threat to your future well-being is the possibility that the remaining cohort of hard working Midwestern seminal Americans (gun owners all) may one day have had it with all the BS and rise up. What is your strategy to deal with this? Muddy the soup and keep them distracted, hence the illegals invasion and multiculturalism hoax.

Mcleod
Mcleod
Reply to  TomA
5 years ago

I don’t think the “elites” are that smart. I think they are just trying to keep the whole thing afloat for as long as possible. It’s Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus trying to keep Mephistophilis at bay for just a little longer.

Oldvannes
Oldvannes
Member
Reply to  TomA
5 years ago

Most whites in positions of influence maintain a poker face, or they’re clueless.

The fun part is watching non-whites who aren’t clueless realize that whites are beginning to think and act as a group. Many of these people are in a “Yang-Panic”. Some like Yang want to feel us out and buy us off. Others get uppity and self-righteous.

Frip
Member
5 years ago

Heathrow is the most British word of all. You can’t even say it without sounding like a fairy with an overbite.

thud
thud
5 years ago

No English person ever goes to London except perhaps for business or a sporting event, we stay in England, its a nice place.

Outis
Outis
5 years ago

There are certain low-cost airlines serving Africa and India and China to be avoided — Air India is an example. My higher caste Indian friends won’t even fly them for just the reasons you noted.

On pretty much every intra-China flight I’ve been on passengers breaking all of the rules is just par for the course.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  Outis
5 years ago

Why do you have Indian “friends” of any caste? That makes you part of the problem.

Saml Adams
Saml Adams
Reply to  Outis
5 years ago

When the kids were little and we’d have to drive to JFK they were always fascinated with the airline signs. Always told them there were two categories. The airlines you fly on and the ones run by people who should not be allowed to have complex machines like aircraft, stay away from those…

John Squyres
John Squyres
Reply to  Outis
5 years ago

My worst flight ever was on Air India from Mumbai to Cape Town. At the end of the flight the plane was a shambles. The cleaning crew probably filled a dumpster with discarded newspapers, soft drink cans, and every other sort of litter.

JR Wirth
JR Wirth
5 years ago

It’s easy to have a multi-racial, multi-ethnic society when scarce resources have been virtually eliminated and replaced with a welfare state. The end of the welfare state (as it always ends in bankruptcy) will put the breaks on all of this. Tribalism can only be kept at bay by mass satiation and subsidized housing.

bilejones
Member
Reply to  JR Wirth
5 years ago

Grammar Nazi reporting for duty!
Brakes, dear boy, brakes.

ConservativeFred
ConservativeFred
5 years ago

I spent way too much of my life in Heathrow, and other airports. I hated the travel, but similar to the Zman, you feel part of something bigger. Hanging out in the business class or first class lounge, sipping a cocktail, and thumbing through the returns of various foreign stock exchanges while all manner of race milled about, made you feel connected to the world in a true different way; like you were breathing with the earth. Curiously, the only other time I felt as connected was wandering through my grandfather’s pine tree farm in the Upper Midwest. I suppose… Read more »

Saml Adams
Saml Adams
Reply to  ConservativeFred
5 years ago

Agree. It takes every bit of will to keep telling yourself “this is not the real world”. Though on Sydney flights had to get off the plane for two hours at LAX at 1am. The United Lounge at that hour makes the Star Wars bar look normal.

ConservativeFred
ConservativeFred
Reply to  Saml Adams
5 years ago

I actually did LOL at that.

Alien
Alien
5 years ago

The mental and behavioral inadequacies of the primitives become obvious aboard aircraft, but that does not mean they are any less inadequate everywhere else, just not quite as obvious and more easily avoided. Two modernity failures in a self-selected group of 150 or so stand out easily; to replicate the experience in gen pop may require thousands but is no less achievable. Airlines, as the controlling authority in this instance, are willing to accept lower standards because money; the CA over gen pop may advertise it the same way, although I’d wager the non-monetary coercement that seems to be in… Read more »

Lance E
Member
Reply to  Alien
5 years ago

It’s not just air travel, or even highly-accessible international commerce. You see this even in the exclusive elite areas, if you actually look for it. I spend a great deal of time around the Talented Tenth and the smartest Brahmins and mainlanders that Asia has to offer, and it is indeed impressive to see it all come together… most of the time. The illusion instantly evaporates when I’m behind the wheel navigating past diverse drivers who don’t even understand the concept of lanes and signs, or changing in a locker room where the diverse exercisers couldn’t be bothered to walk… Read more »

UpYours
UpYours
Reply to  Lance E
5 years ago

Yeah and I have seen Bubba the white male elite show his naked tattooed butt and shriveled pecker in the gym instead of covering it up. And yes, many a time after I shake the hand of a Hahvaaaad edumacated white guy, my hand smells like piss. Plenty of the master race (TM) males hygiene leaves a lot to be desired, it ain’t just Chang and Apu. The implicit biological differences between a WASP and a Polack/Russki is about the same as that between a WASP and a Turk. Yet, the descendants of these Polacks and Russkis are the ones… Read more »

Dale Peterson
Dale Peterson
5 years ago

Have your tried the Spicy Somalian Ass-Bread? It only costs $1.25 per loaf (but you lose your neighborhood).

Rod1963
Rod1963
5 years ago

What Z sees is the welfare/surveillance state at it’s zenith that runs Western nations. It is able to use its wealth and power to literally bribe and threaten the natives at gunpoint while doing a mass importation of stone age foreigners to replace them as well as bribing the imports to keep them passive.

It truly is the iron fist in a velvet glove made manifest.

But it cannot last, sooner or later our ponzi economy will implode and take with it the impossibly complex and costly police state and then the settling of accounts will begin.

Peyton Farquahr
Peyton Farquahr
5 years ago

Travel’s a curse

Felix_Krull
Member
5 years ago

I don’t mean to compromise your anonymity, but what do you mean by Lagos? Literally Lagos, as in Lagos, Nigeria?

Demeter Last
Demeter Last
Reply to  Felix_Krull
5 years ago

As it happens, ZMan is a wealthy potentate of deepest Africa. He has made his fortune by building profitable wells and leveraging that into a profitable WordPress business.

Felix_Krull
Member
Reply to  Demeter Last
5 years ago

Cool! We should crowdfund a volcano lair for him.

Aquilae Volanti
Aquilae Volanti
Reply to  Felix_Krull
5 years ago

In the deep and unexplored jungles of The West(Africa), to the right of the smelly Marxlands of the Ogres, lies the lair of the greatest Zupervillain that humanity has ever known (with the exception, maybe, of Il Signore, The Supreme Dark Lord). From his lair deep inside the White snow-capped mountain, he plans to take over the world, one weekly podcast at a time, with the power of the Truth(Troof for the Wakandans) and a WordPress blog that slays all who come before him(Murdered by Words).

Saml Adams
Saml Adams
Reply to  Demeter Last
5 years ago

And his 419 Empire is vast and far reaching…

ronehjr
ronehjr
Reply to  Demeter Last
5 years ago

I thought he was the Nigerian prince I’ve been sending all my money to.

bilejones
Member
Reply to  Demeter Last
5 years ago

His Michael Jackson surgeries have been so successful that at first glance, to the uneducated eye, in the right light, he appears white.
Local albino boys are happy that that’s the only thing he shares with the gloved one.

Aquilae Volanti
Aquilae Volanti
Reply to  Felix_Krull
5 years ago

Lagos on The Chesapeake. It’s pretty close to Monrovia on The Potomac.

Felix_Krull
Member
Reply to  Aquilae Volanti
5 years ago

Ah, Baltimore. Thanks.

Apex Predator
Apex Predator
Reply to  Aquilae Volanti
5 years ago

It is actually ‘Sodom on Potomac’ (that other den of inequity) but I like your version too. (I say this as Z’s neighbor down here in District One)

Member
Reply to  Felix_Krull
5 years ago

I appreciate Z-Man mentioning that he travels with clean devices. I do the same thing, and the Badged Pervs don’t like it when they see they won’t get to sniff your dirty undies …

Sam Detente
Sam Detente
Member
Reply to  ffarkle
5 years ago

Same. Depends on the country, but I’ve even ran a laptop without internal drives; just boot off a thumb drive.

The girl with far-away eyes
The girl with far-away eyes
Reply to  ffarkle
5 years ago

I haven’t flown much. Is this a thing now?

Larkin Lover
Larkin Lover
5 years ago

I love Heathrow! I like that little fish and chips place and the coffee shop by it, which is like the last homely home where you can get an earnest cup of coffee before plunging into Europe where you only get a thimble full.

The diversity doesn’t bother so much because I live in New Orleans I suppose. I feel a pang of disappointment when I can’t connect through Heathrow

Larkin Lover
Larkin Lover
Reply to  Larkin Lover
5 years ago

Frankly, the diversity makes me comfortable. I don’t have to worry about some aryan beast jumping on me from the shadows.