Our Revolutionary Age

If one were to conjure just one image to explain the French Revolution, it would be of the sheltered and self-indulged Marie Antoinette saying “Qu’ils mangent de la brioche” when told the peasants were starving. Perhaps framing it alongside an image of the peasants in the streets, desperate for food. The story is apocryphal, but it probably stands as the most enduring image of the Revolution. The decadent and indifferent ruling class on one side and the desperate peasants on the other.

Even though the story is not true, it works as an explanation for what happened in 18th century France. On the one hand, there was a ruling class that was increasingly out of touch, physically and culturally removed from the people. On the other hand, the people were evolving away from the ruling class. The growth of what we would call a middle-class was changing the nature of France. It is the psychological separation that drove the political dynamic, leading to the revolution.

It is a useful image to keep in mind as the political dynamic of this age continues to move toward crisis. A reason the ruling class hates Trump with such intensity is for them, he is one of the peasants showing up at their party. He is the dirt monster, a golem called into life by the evil Dirt People. It’s why his policy proposals and actions have no impact on them. Their hatred for Trump is not about policy, but about what he represents. He is the unguarded door to their world.

There is no better example of this chasm between the Cloud People and the Dirt People than the ridiculous charade that is the impeachment show. The foreignness of the whole thing is its main feature. Act one had a collection of people with strange names talking about strange places. Act two was obscure people from the academy. Word comes that the Democrats, the inner party of the Cloud People, will accuse Trump of treason, for the high crime of existing in their midst.

The thing is, none of this is very good theater. Instead of colorful figures presenting their case in dramatic fashion, it is weird strangers arguing on the basis of their assumed authority as rulers of the land. The cries for impeachment are every bit as entitled and self-indulgent as Marie Antoinette saying “Qu’ils mangent de la brioche.” These are people so disconnected from the rest of us, they assume things about themselves that no rational person would assume. They are hot house flowers.

In a way, it is fitting that the inner party will nominate Joe Biden as their nominee, rather than one of the minor party figures. No one on stage captures the essence of elite detachment quite like Biden. This is a man who has never had productive employment in the dreaded private sector. Instead, his back story is a collection of entertaining fictions conjured over drinks at various Washington watering holes. The story of Joe Biden is a parlor tale for the entertainment of the ladies.

It’s why Biden is always ready to challenge some restrained old fellow in the audience of his campaign events. This has been his game for decades. In the fantasy world in which Biden lives, he is a tough guy. The ladies in the salon all swoon when “Working Class Joe” breaks bad on one of the staff. That’s because these people are living in a highly orchestrated charade, in which winners and losers are determined in advance, based on criteria that have no meaning outside the Cloud.

This disconnect is why senior members of the intelligence services were happy to break many laws to spy on Trump. It’s not that they were terrified by the Dirt Monster coming to Washington. It’s that their life is a game without consequences. In the fantasy world of the Cloud People, the worst thing that happens to you is you fall off a few invite lists for holiday parties. Maybe you get a letter in your file down at party headquarters, so you can’t get that sweet White House gig you always wanted.

The much-awaited Inspector General’s report on the FBI will be a white wash, because in Cloud People land, the only real punishment is a few negative sentences in a report no one will read. Dirt People go to jail, face real hardships and have to answer for their actions. That sort of stuff is for the peasants, not the beautiful people who are defending democracy. That’s just not how things are done in Washington. If the Dirt People don’t like that, well, “qu’ils mangent de la brioche.”

This is why, by the way, the propagandists will never get in the same room with well-spoken dissidents. Ben Shapiro was pantsed by a kindly old man on the BBC, because Shapiro is incapable of defending himself in the real world. The TP-USA people were humiliated by school boys asking tough questions, because they have been cultivated to live in the hot house of Conservative Inc. None of these people would last twenty minutes on stage with one of the sharper dissidents.

This is, in part, what drives the censorship on-line. When the propagandists opened their sites to comments, they assumed everyone agreed with them. Then they found out that the Dirt People thought they were foolish and dumb. The comments were closed. The same thing happens on social media. These hot house flowers get crushed by dissenters, so they demand the sites be purged of dissenters. They are pulling the blinds down so they don’t have to look out at the peasants in the streets.

Modern America is now a revolutionary place. Like the aristocracy in 18th century France, the Cloud People are incapable of reforming themselves, because they are incapable of seeing themselves as we see them. They have become entirely divorced from the rest of us. The people who rule over us may as well be foreign occupiers, as they have no idea who it is they rule nor do they care. To them, the Dirt People all look alike, smell alike and act alike. We are not them.


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Calsdad
Calsdad
4 years ago

Life and society simply don’t work reliably over a longer time frame – unless consequences are enforced for bad actions. The left constantly tries to jam “consequences” down our throats for every action they perceive as bad – but “conservatives” refuse to respond in kind. I think that’s a good part of the reason why we are at – where we’re at. I’ve argued with “conservatives” for decades now – that every single time the lefties jammed something else down our throat – some effort should have been expended to just refuse to pay for it. The typical response was… Read more »

G Lordon Giddy
G Lordon Giddy
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

I like that attitude.
Create some city states for them.
Govern the way you want in your city states.
But we keep the food, the electricity, and the arms so we can shut your ass down if needed.
I like it.

Calsdad
Calsdad
Reply to  G Lordon Giddy
4 years ago

The lefties have been howling for a while about how it’s the cities that produce all the wealth – and “do all the work”. Recently there was even some turd in CA that was calling anybody who lived out in the country a dumb turd.

Well let’s prove that theory out.

Disconnect the cities from the country. Disconnect them from the tax base (that includes the suburbs) – and make them survive on their own.

Then we can find out who’s full of shit – and who isn’t.

Range Front Fault
Range Front Fault
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

Great minds think alike! Welcome to Kurt Schlichter’s People’s Republic.

vxxc💂🏻‍♂️😉 Toxic masculinity vector
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

3 box strategy.

Ballot box.
Cartridge box.
Lunch box.

Vizzini
Member
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

There are a lot of city states such as Singapore that are not self-sustainable, yet do quite well. It would be a race between the coastal areas’ ability to import enough food from overseas to sustain itself and the heartland’s ability to export enough food and oil overseas to sustain itself. It would sound a lot like the agrarian South vs. the industrialized North, but a big chunk of what remains of US industrial capacity is now in the heartland as well. If we were simply uneasy neighbors, the coastal areas would be fine. If we were actually at war,… Read more »

Calsdad
Calsdad
Reply to  Vizzini
4 years ago

Militarily speaking I think the city states would lose – if for no other reason than just the fact that their limited land area would not give much opportunity to hide forces. They could be blocked from the sea thru naval forces. They could be pounded into dust thru air strikes similar to WW2. They’d have limited ability to strike back since they’d be so geographically constrained they wouldn’t have any place to really hide their military capability. Sure – fighting IN the city is probably the worst type of fighting there is – so that’s why you don’t do… Read more »

Mike Ricci
Mike Ricci
Reply to  Vizzini
4 years ago

The left has already messed up flyover country severely through non-military policies and they don’t seem to have any intention of stopping. Not to mention the dissident right is far from dominant in anything besides internet autism. It has no influence on industry or the military whatsoever, and at this point I would be very skeptical about it’s ability to form an effective resistance.

The “cloud people” control the military and most importantly, have extreme wealth. They could easily destroy the dirt people militarily ( but that ain’t their style) or simply let them rot on the vine.

Vizzini
Member
Reply to  Mike Ricci
4 years ago

You’re from the city, aren’t you?

vxxc💂🏻‍♂️😉 Toxic masculinity vector
Reply to  G Lordon Giddy
4 years ago

Offer it. Let them take it.

Then when they revert – ☠️

Don’t delude yourself its a solution.
Just a maneuver.

TWS
TWS
Reply to  G Lordon Giddy
4 years ago

The cities are parasitical. They cannot survive on their own and even if they could, they need the dirt people to feel superior to. They think they set what is and is not their own identity but it is only an opposition to what the dirt people do.

Sperg Adjacent
Sperg Adjacent
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

Punishment is the key.

Note that the left uses both legal and illegal methods to try to punish its opponents.

But the “conservative” uses neither legal nor illegal means to punish!

Doesn’t basic common sense predict how that will work out?

But that’s the NAP in action–libertarianism (= 2019 “conservatism”) being just political eunuchism.

A big part of Our Thing is winning people over to the AP.

Da Booby
Reply to  Sperg Adjacent
4 years ago

So-called “conservatives” are conditioned to believe they can’t win and pursuing punishment is futile. In academia leftists can use violence, death-threats, shouting down, whatever means they wish, and they get away with it. If a conservative so much as uses the wrong word in the wrong context he gets punished. But since they’re all “cloud people”, as Mr. Z calls them, they don’t know that that’s not really reality. It’s campus reality. They don’t know that other realities exist. Unfortunately, this has been going on for so long that campus reality has metastasized to the greater polity. To the courts,… Read more »

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  Sperg Adjacent
4 years ago

A clever combatant gets various factions of his enemies to punish each other, while avoiding such a thing on his own side. We need to get batter at that sort of thing.

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Dutch
4 years ago

If we had a political groups, I’d use some of the money to fund Dems like Omar of MN who push back against the man behind the money. She hates us, but she’s useful.

Michaeloh
Michaeloh
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

For all the posturing here as 4GW adepts, if truly we were then this comment on basic divide and conquer would have 20 upvotes.

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Michaeloh
4 years ago

We always assume the Dems are held together by their hatred of whites. This is only half right. They’re also held together by one source of money which keeps them on message.

Provide alternative sources of funding and you will cause all kinds of problems.

vxxc💂🏻‍♂️😉 Toxic masculinity vector
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

Alternative sources of funding, then we could….Heh.
No.
More procrastination.
Not to mention we can’t compete with Federal Reserve.

No. Plan Carlsdad. Or nothing.

That’s the choice. Reality.

vxxc💂🏻‍♂️😉 Toxic masculinity vector
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

Oh we have plenty enough political groups, what is needed is Will to Act.

What don’t we know? We know plenty. We’ve known our whole lives.

Gather more data? Ha. Procrastination. Nonsense.

Rwc1963
Rwc1963
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

We don’t need political groups per se, individual funding works great. Just get 500 people sending Omar $40 a piece will do wonders for her motivation. Years back I worked for a company called SAT(science and applied Tech) the owner one Dr. Majumder got a couple dozen of his engineers to send Sen. Kerry $2000 each in campaign contributions. In return Kerry got SAT some very fat Navy contracts for a new missile. A missile that would never work. Overall SAT was awarded close to a hundred million. Point is you need to get a bit creative and get our… Read more »

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Dutch
4 years ago

Getting your enemies to waste each other is almost certainly the A-Number One path to real victory.

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Alzaebo
4 years ago

A couple of million dollars could cause chaos in the Dem party. (TPTB) run the show over there because they control the purse strings for election campaigns and think tanks.

Start funding black, Hispanic and Muslim candidates who are willing to speak the truth about who runs the show in overwhelmingly Dem districts and the Dems have a major problem.

Carl B.
Carl B.
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

Tucker had some ‘Rat on the other night and they both agreed that both political parties needed to shed their Wall St./Banker Cabal financiers for their particular party to have success with the populist wave.

It’s a short step from “Wall St./Bankers to (((The Chosen.)))

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  Alzaebo
4 years ago

Not precisely en pointe, but applicable nonetheless – lyrics to Sabaton’s “The Art of War” – I stand alone And gaze upon the battlefield Wasteland Is all that’s left after the fight And I’m searching a new way to defeat my enemy Bloodshed I’ve seen enough of death and pain I will run – they will hunt me in vain I will hide – they’ll be searching I’ll regroup – feign retreat they’ll pursue Coup de grâce I will win but never fight [mercy killing] That’s the Art of War! Breaking the will to fight among the enemy Force them… Read more »

Range Front Fault
Range Front Fault
Reply to  3g4me
4 years ago

Excellent, 3G! A man must know his limitations. And so must a woman. The Range is not a strategic thinker. Glad I’m not strategizing for them to play by my rules. Identify those that can and coattail in their dust. Bleed the Queen…..the new action Hayduke Lives!

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

Two thoughts:
Before we had income taxes, we had roads, bridges, schools, colleges, hospitals, charity, an Army and a Navy.

Bigger: if we run away, they’ve taken territory.
That constitutes a war victory- for them.

Albino Walrus
Albino Walrus
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

every single time the lefties jammed something else down our throat – some effort should have been expended to just refuse to pay for it What exactly do you have in mind? Once the spending has been voted in, unless it can be repealed (which there are never seemingly enough votes for…) it seems that we are left with a choice between a bunch of bad options: more taxes, more debt, printing money, or debt default. The best idea I can come up with is a way to get only the SUPPORTERS of the spending to pay for it. That… Read more »

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

Well, let’s be honest. A major ((contingent)) – certainly, the most powerful contingent – of the ruling class never considered themselves a part of us. They are now and always were foreign occupiers.

What changed over the past 50 years is 1) they took complete control via money and the media and 2) those who once considered themselves a part of our people no longer do. Either way, American whites no longer have any representation among our rulers. Indeed, we are particularly hated and despised. Plan accordingly.

Wolf Barney
Wolf Barney
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

Speaking of honest talk and that major contingent, Sunday’s FTN show about impeachment was outstanding.

G Lordon Giddy
G Lordon Giddy
4 years ago

I had the opportunity to listen to a 98 year old farmer from the Midwest this past weekend.
His striking words were.
“We will do nothing until we are hungry”
The peasants were hungry in 1789 France.
We are not, yet.
Until some real pain comes our way and not just from some bug eyed cloud person staring at us through our tv screen.
Nothing will happen.

Carl B.
Carl B.
Reply to  G Lordon Giddy
4 years ago

We will do nothing until we are hungry
This.

Screwtape
Screwtape
Reply to  G Lordon Giddy
4 years ago

Indeed. While the slow decay underway may not bring hunger any time soon, the majority of the population lives atop a complex and efficient system that relies on a great deal of things going right in order to deliver the standard of living we enjoy. It would not require much of a disruption to bring hunger – or worse: the panic of an unknown future. In this scenario, the bluetopias will feel the vibrancy they are always celebrating. I was recently in the deep south where my brother lives. The fatness is real. But sadly it is not the ‘fat… Read more »

Member
Reply to  G Lordon Giddy
4 years ago

“We will do nothing until we are hungry” Eventually after they pack the Supreme Court I expect the new People’s Republic to start land confiscation of farms like in Zimbabwe. If the Chinese get the farms the US will still have food but lower quality unless they food mostly goes to China. If the farms are given to the blacks and browns we may see a food supply crisis and we may get our revolution. They other option is if the People’s Republic jacks up taxes significantly so that Juan can be guaranteed free Healthcare the minute he steps over… Read more »

sheliak
sheliak
Reply to  G Lordon Giddy
4 years ago

A couple of years ago my own 98 year old father said precisely the same thing in another way: Enough people are comfortable TODAY, so they will take no action.

Epaminondas
Member
4 years ago

In my lifetime I have witnessed several acquaintances who have either married into the Cloud People Society, or have clawed their way financially into its orbit. Their behavior has undergone a concomitant change, as well. They are like the astral elves in LOTR who walk about majestically robed and speak in beatific tones about the need for tolerance of other cultures and vigilance against environmental damage. These people are not even aware of how food gets to their table.

SamlAdams
SamlAdams
Reply to  Epaminondas
4 years ago

I live in both worlds and managing the cognitive dissonance often makes your head hurt. One has to remain very, very compartmented.

Alex
Alex
Reply to  SamlAdams
4 years ago

Same here. Sometimes the BadThink side comes out and I poke them a bit. They look at me like I shit on their rug. It’s great.

Range Front Fault
Range Front Fault
Reply to  SamlAdams
4 years ago

Admire you, Saml. Juggling cognitive dissonance is not one of my strengths.

SamlAdams
SamlAdams
Reply to  Range Front Fault
4 years ago

I’m deep cover. It’s useful. Remember the old Viet Cong maxim about being a fish swimming the sea of the people….

Mike_C
Mike_C
Reply to  SamlAdams
4 years ago

“What? No, you can’t mean that! You’re one of US!”
Heard that more than once.

But, cloud people are no more in complete conformity than we are. I think the aggressive pushing of LGBT (especially the “T”) is peeling off a proportion of Good Whites. Example: Last week I went to lunch with colleagues. A woman told us her first grade son’s class has regular LGBT teaching sessions, plus, her boy was told “You can be a girl if you want. You just have to take some medicine.” Even the non-Hate Thinkers were very upset to learn of that.

Glenfilthie
Glenfilthie
Member
Reply to  Epaminondas
4 years ago

LOL. I was banished from a family just like that. As I was getting cycled out the airlock, I told them all that if they thought a Trump was bad… “just wait until you see the next guy! He will make Trump look tame! It will be you guys that put him in office too!” The look on their faces was fear. And then I went swooshing out into The Void to become a nonperson. I managed to catch a ride on a passing spaceship crewed by deplorables, dissidents, racists, antisemites, and other black hearts and turdies… and I learned… Read more »

Calsdad
Calsdad
Reply to  Glenfilthie
4 years ago

You should have told them : ” Trump is your own damn fault – YOU put him into office “. That usually gets them shrieking and howling: “Wha? What are talking about !?” “Look you dipshits – YOU put Trump into office. It’s VERY simple. Pretty much ANY other candidate except Hillary would have made the majority of Republicans and/or conservatives go back to sleep and vote for one of other 12 useless turds that were clogging up the Republican primaries back then. But you had to go and nominate Hillary. And she had to go do what Hillary does… Read more »

John Smith
John Smith
Member
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

LOL – That’s exactly what got me thrown out the airlock, as a matter of fact! 🙂 If I had lied, or been mistaken they wouldn’t have given me the time of day. They would have just smiled and ignored it. It was the fact that it was true – and they knew it was true. They all do. The civil war, when it comes… I think, if we’re lucky – will be remarkably short. As our blog host notes, those people live in an artificial environment that is very costly and maintained – by the exact same people they… Read more »

WhereAreTheVikings
Member
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

I never thought I would say this, but here it is: Thank God for Mrs. Bill, then, if she was the boil that demanded lancing. She finally performed a public service for her country, after all her years harridaning her way through life and the jobs she got only because of her husband’s Arkansas used car dealer shtick, which to my despair weaved its successful spell in the nineties.

Range Front Fault
Range Front Fault
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

The Hildabeast is morphing into Jabba the Hutt.

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Epaminondas
4 years ago

I live in the DC area. What amazes me is the openness of the disdain that the Cloud People show toward Trump and flyover whites, particularly southern whites. They will call Trump supporters idiots, racists, women-haters or worse in a gathering of 20 people or more. They either can’t comprehend that some of those people voted for Trump or they don’t care. Either way, it shows how sure they are that we’re defeated. If I said one thing against Hillary or Obama, their heads would explode (I know because I have) but they have zero fear of retaliation for trashing… Read more »

Calsdad
Calsdad
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

Re: Their heads would explode………….. You’re not exaggerating. I’ve told this story before – but it bears repeating to back up your point. During the run-up to the election before Obama’s 1st term in office – a number of us were sitting around the lunch table at work discussing who we were going to vote for. One of my co-workers – who was well known for being a leftie – sat down as we were talking and asked “so who is everybody voting for in the election?” . When it got around to me – I responded with ” I… Read more »

WhereAreTheVikings
Member
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

My rationale, too. Plus I couldn’t bring myself to cast a vote for McCain or Romney

Apex Predator
Apex Predator
Reply to  Epaminondas
4 years ago

I take your point, but the analogy is not the best because the high elves of LOTR actually -were- the noble and more superior race in both looks & virtue. Men were categorically and objectively lesser and more rapacious and greed driven. Our situation is the polar opposite of that, but the vast gulf between the race of men and the first elves I understand. (just flip the virtue leaning) That being said, like Citizen of a Silly Country I rub elbows daily with the most egregious social climbers & strivers due to me being squarely positioned in the heart… Read more »

Epaminondas
Member
Reply to  Apex Predator
4 years ago

My point is that those miscreants THINK they are like those wise, unearthly elves.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  Epaminondas
4 years ago

I’m sorry to harp on this point, but you men absolutely must get your women under control. It’s always women insisting on “love is love,” or “be nice,” or “toleration.” It’s always women bringing their kids to drag queen story hour, or telling you how nice their gay friends are. It’s women that buy into those commercials featuring the perfect blend of the White and the others at every gathering (funny; we went out to dinner with friends the other night and a large contingent of Han came in and went into one room together – no diversity there; two… Read more »

Range Front Fault
Range Front Fault
Reply to  3g4me
4 years ago

“Get your women under control!” Ha! Jesus Christ on a bicycle! Our paths have got to cross someday. You are The Enforcer.

Ifrank
Reply to  3g4me
4 years ago

I got my woman under control, 3g. 😉. The key is to marry a woman with the same values, as all else follows naturally after that.

ProUSA
ProUSA
Reply to  Ifrank
4 years ago

Not so easy. Don’t tell the woman you are courting what your values are so she cannot lie about hers. Let her do all of the talking.

The Babe
The Babe
4 years ago

When we talk of out-of-touch elites, I know that the mind naturally settles on leftists and the Parenthesees.

But let’s not forget the out-of-touch (or maybe just bought-and-sold) Republicans, often white, who are still pushing for more immigration, both elite and Amerindian. This despite Trump, despite Tucker, despite the rise of the alt-right and nationalism.

They’re like those mosquitoes so desperate to suck your blood that they disregard their own safety as they fasten on your skin.

Like the mosquitoes, these traitors have to be squashed.

WhereAreTheVikings
Member
Reply to  The Babe
4 years ago

And I do not trust the ones in the Senate to vote to acquit Trump.

LineInTheSand
LineInTheSand
Reply to  The Babe
4 years ago

My GOP senator (red state) recently co-sponsered a bill to prioritize and streamline the flow of Syrian refugees into our country.

I’ve called his office about this before and I called them again this morning to point out that the fact that a Saudi brought here to train with our soldiers and killed a number of them shows that we have no ability to vet immigrants and the bill should be abandoned.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  LineInTheSand
4 years ago

When your phone calls have as much of as impact as his (((funders))), let me know.

Epaminondas
Member
Reply to  The Babe
4 years ago

Corrupt GOP politicians were there from the beginning…1860.

sheliak
sheliak
Reply to  The Babe
4 years ago

Precisely. Greed is what is destroying america.

teachem2think
teachem2think
Member
4 years ago

Marie Antoinette’s quip may be apocryphal but (i) brioche was, unlike today, much cheaper than regular bread; and (ii) it is easy to forget that histories (and quips) are written by the “victors.” “Time and time again, American history books, even the ‘old’ Catholic textbooks, make Marie-Antoinette (1755-1793) the scapegoat to justify the horrors and excesses of the French Revolution, which, after all, was only a more radical French version of our own American Revolution that ‘liberated’ the people from the evils of monarchy. “In fact, it was because Marie Antoinette was aristocratic, generous-hearted, and courageous that she became the… Read more »

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  teachem2think
4 years ago

A great example of how the “narrative” can be more powerful than the truth. Our main stream media depends on continuing this sort of thing.

Diversity Heretic
Member
Reply to  teachem2think
4 years ago

Good post! Some of the recent scholarship that I’ve read indicates the “French Revolution” started more as a coup d’etat than a spontaneous rebellion. Louis XVI was aware of the problems and was trying to make refoms, but was blocked by other factions of French society. In general, monarchies such as the Bourbons, the Hapsburgs, the Romanovs, or the Hohenzollerns probaby had more genuine concern for the people of the areas they governed (although they often made misguided decisions–World War I) than the present Washington-New York-Hollywood-Silicon Valley elite has for the rest of the American people.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Diversity Heretic
4 years ago

After blowing their wad supporting the American Revolution, I don’t know if France’s ownership of the Mississippi River territory was paying off.

Were the money-men coming to collect?
Was the Revo an attempt to Wiemar France?

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  teachem2think
4 years ago

Excellent comment. Not only are histories written by the victors, but the point about the Queen “becoming the target” of the revolutionaries. We see the same thing today, with who the SJW attempt to freeze and polarize and eliminate the target du jour.. The problem is it works – time and time again. People generally are stupid and malleable. That’s a problem without a solution, but one we need to learn to work with.

Al from da Nort
Al from da Nort
Reply to  teachem2think
4 years ago

Tm2t;
Great point. The French aristocrats became despised/delegitimized.

‘Epstein didn’t kill himself’ must be put up everywhere.

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  Al from da Nort
4 years ago

So when I see “Epstein didn’t kill himself”, does that mean someone else killed him, or is he still alive? Just askin’.

Fabian Forge
Member
Reply to  Dutch
4 years ago

Good question, but I think either would make the point.

Al from da Nort
Al from da Nort
Reply to  Dutch
4 years ago

Dutch; Seriously_? Epstein, regardless if actually dead or alive, it opens the door to the obvious discussion with normies, based on evidence already in the press, that Epstein was a long term serial pedo predator who evidently serviced many, many Cloud degenerates: Not least including the HillBilly Klintons and His Lowness, Randy Andy from the UK. And, more importantly, it clearly illustrates that he had protection at the highest globohomo levels for many, many years: Ask them why and how_? IOW it is irrefutable evidence that The Cloud is rotten through and through. Much like the slander of Queen Marie… Read more »

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  Al from da Nort
4 years ago

I simply enjoy questions that have more questions inside of them, like a Russian doll. “Epstein” is a good meme, though I am partial to a general “FOAD”, because everyone knows who we are talking about on that one. I’d love to see “FOAD” posted everywhere in California.

LineInTheSand
LineInTheSand
4 years ago

I don’t hope for much in the short term, but I do hope that I get to watch a Trump versus Biden debate. It will probably come to blows or literal dick measuring. Two overconfident, braggart Boomers going at each other would be great entertainment.

Drake
Drake
Reply to  thezman
4 years ago

Just asking Joe when the last time he had an actual “working-class job” on stage would be hilarious.

Stranger in a strange land
Stranger in a strange land
Reply to  Drake
4 years ago

Well, he did just say something in IA about stacking spaghetti sauce. Maybe that was a working class job he held. Seems suited to his skill set.

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

What a combo for a debate. Biden who is incredibly thin-skinned for a politician and Trump who is a master at finding your sorest spot.

Trump would have the hardest time with Warren. She’s a scold, an old-fashioned church lady for the modern religion. She fighting for a greater cause and would see Trump as a low-life heathen not worthy of even listening to. Trump wouldn’t rattle her.

Glenfilthie
Glenfilthie
Member
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

Possibly. But Warren is also a proven liar, a race whore, and batshit crazy… and even the women are seeing it. She’s basically Hillary all over again. I think that on an intellectually honest based debate… the fudge packer would probably give him the toughest go.

Mac
Mac
Reply to  Glenfilthie
4 years ago

Warren always seems totally demented. The bug eyes, the wild gestures. I’ve even convinced my wife to laugh at her whenever she opens her mouth.

ProUSA
ProUSA
Reply to  Mac
4 years ago

She’ll have to answer the question that she won’t answer. She’s fucked.

Corvinus
Corvinus
Reply to  Glenfilthie
4 years ago

The proven liar, race whore, and batshit crazy man is Trump. He enjoys making things up as goes along.

Vizzini
Member
Reply to  Corvinus
4 years ago

Go back and troll at Unz.

Major Hoople
Major Hoople
Member
Reply to  Corvinus
4 years ago

Left crazy troll. Downvote, ignore and move on.

TWS
TWS
Reply to  Glenfilthie
4 years ago

Americans still reflexively are disgusted by fudge packers. I think Butt-whatever would get a solid percentage of the Dems in a poll but he’d lose them in a real vote due to the squwick factor.

ProUSA
ProUSA
Reply to  Glenfilthie
4 years ago

Blacks won’t vote for a fudge packer. Cankles is going to jump in and this time, by God, she’ll go to the Rust Belt. She’s on drugs and won’t win a rematch.

whitney
Member
Reply to  thezman
4 years ago

Seriously. Biden is the quintessential bully. He cannot handle any criticism at all. And then bizarrely, Saturday Night Live did a skit where all the cool kids are the Elite and Trump is the nerd who they are bullying. Our Elites are actually divorced from their own consciousness.

SamlAdams
SamlAdams
Reply to  thezman
4 years ago

Seen Biden up close on several occasions. His one skill is glad handing a crowd. Had he not come from a state that you can fire a .22 across, his political apogee would have been as an alderman in a place like Chicago. Plenty of hands to shake and sufficient graft to keep the family (even the idiot kids) afloat. He’s been wrong on every significant issue since the 70s and still kept his job.

ProUSA
ProUSA
Reply to  SamlAdams
4 years ago

Methinks not enough people have seen the tapes of his hands below the breasts of 9 year old girls. As crazy and as stupid are the American voter, most will recoil in disgust when those pictures are run on TV.

Lamar
Lamar
Reply to  thezman
4 years ago

Biden had to run to power the impeachment narrative. You can’t be messing with your opponent if he isn’t your opponent, after all. As soon as they’ve drawn that sorry spectacle to a close he will step down, for whatever contrived reason that they have no doubt drawn up long ago. It’s a big reason for the rush to draw articles. They don’t want Iowa to make it clear he has no actual support.

ProUSA
ProUSA
Reply to  thezman
4 years ago

Then how does he become the nominee? The press left him for dead last June and he’s been limping along ever since.

Sam Detente
Sam Detente
Member
Reply to  LineInTheSand
4 years ago

Doddering NYC blowhard versus an even more doddering nursing home runaway. Geriatric blood sports? Could be fun.

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Sam Detente
4 years ago

One last Boomer throw down. I’d call it “The Thrilla in Vanilla.”

Epaminondas
Member
Reply to  LineInTheSand
4 years ago

Trump will rip Biden to shreds. That part, at least, will be fun.

Ifrank
Reply to  Epaminondas
4 years ago

The “debates” are a farce. Lincoln, Douglas, those were debates. The moderators are Libs and the rules of engagement are absurd. Why even have a moderator? “Senator, you now have 30 seconds to respond to his response.” Why not just let the puppets have it? Because the candidate wouldn’t agree to those terms, that’s why. They may embarrass themselves.

Guzalot
Guzalot
Reply to  LineInTheSand
4 years ago

I don’t think Biden will end up being the Dem candidate. He’s a slow motion train wreck. If he wasn’t such a vicious old bastard I’d almost feel sorry for him as he slips into dementia in front of a national audience. Almost.

David_Wright
Member
Reply to  Guzalot
4 years ago

I agree, Biden ain’t going to be it. The crazies can’t wait four more years so they will have to bring in someone from the former A team. Who, I don’t know.

MemeWarVet
MemeWarVet
Reply to  David_Wright
4 years ago

The Dems are intentionally throwing this election and normalizing what they’ll do in 2024 when demographics ensure they can’t lose.

Get ready for gun confiscation and thoughtcrime laws.

vxxc💂🏻‍♂️😉 Toxic masculinity vector
Reply to  MemeWarVet
4 years ago

Gun confiscation is our wildest dream come true. Actually trying to do it disappoints on several levels…

CT has extremely low rates of compliance in their gun control laws for instance.

https://reason.com/2014/02/12/connecticut-pols-shocked-that-tens-of-th/

It can only be compared to boring porn. Apologies – no other analogy fits.

MemeWarVet
MemeWarVet

I agree fully, gun confiscation is the best thing that could possibly happen to us. It would be like the North going to war in 1820, when their victory would have been far from assured.

Range Front Fault
Range Front Fault
Reply to  David_Wright
4 years ago

Still have my money on The Angry Eyed B**** Michelle pulling a last minute. If Trump had to debate her or just run against her, can you imaging the Richter Scale roaring hysterics from the media, no matter what he says and every word he says…. he is Raaaacist!! He hates wamyn and will throw your daughters to Kavanaugh to ravage!! Wants to eat your children! Will kill all the border jumpers! You’re all gonna die if Orange Man gets in! The climate will dump on your head and the ocean will tsunami the whole world!! The world’s at sixes… Read more »

ProUSA
ProUSA
Reply to  David_Wright
4 years ago

They don’t have a candidate. Rep. Green told us. They’re toast in the election; afterwards, they’ll start the real trouble.

bilejones
Member
Reply to  Guzalot
4 years ago

You’ve got to admire his strategy for locking up the Black Church Lady vote:
” All the little girls I fondle are white, not a piccanniny among them”

Juri
Juri
Reply to  LineInTheSand
4 years ago

For me it looks like war now and battle lines are settled. Democrats may rent the Lenin corpse from Putin , run this corpse and get as much votes as Hillary did. This is all pro Trump or against Trump now.

vxxc💂🏻‍♂️😉 Toxic masculinity vector
Reply to  Juri
4 years ago

Every movement needs a leader.

Andy Texan
Reply to  Juri
4 years ago

Lenin would indeed be surprised to learn that his mummified corpse is the DemonRat nominee for President of the USA in 2020.

Walt
Walt
Reply to  LineInTheSand
4 years ago

Technically… Biden isn’t even a Boomer. He is part of the Silent Generation between 1925 and 1945. Interestingly, this generation has not produced a President. And hopefully never will.

MemeWarVet
MemeWarVet
Reply to  Walt
4 years ago

Yeah, Bernie! is a silent as well.

Vizzini
Member
Reply to  Walt
4 years ago

George HW Bush was pretty darn close: Jun 12, 1924

Walt
Walt
Reply to  Vizzini
4 years ago

Carter is even closer than Bush Sr! Can you believe that old asshole is still with us?

Vizzini
Member
Reply to  Walt
4 years ago

I tend to forget about the old peanut farmer.

sirlancelot
sirlancelot
4 years ago

My fellow peasants haven’t felt enough pain. Armed uprisings are places with people living in mud huts and dirt floors. Basically with nothing to lose.

Not to say there isn’t a festering anger amongst white populations. The French with their yellow vest crusade has shown signs of whites reaching the breaking point.

For now Legacy Americans will continue to keep working obscene amounts of hours and not seeing much beyond their front bumper.

Globohomo owns the narrative and Americans can’t see who’s truly responsible for their misery. Instead they’ll just take it out on the next person in traffic.

Tykebomb
Tykebomb
Reply to  sirlancelot
4 years ago

It’s actually not the hungry who rebel. 18th century France and 19th century Russia were actually beginning to recover from their economic malaise. But they faltered and the people feared that the bad times would return. We not only have to experience hunger, but we must fear its return.

steveaz
steveaz
4 years ago

It’s been clear for some time that the Democrat Party (and not a few Republican partisans) represents foreign interests over American ones. Liberal immigration from foreign lands, post-national pretenses, a global tax on Americans’ energy use (aka Climate Change Action), a bleed-out of American jobs to foreign competitors, promiscuous courting of foreign student applicants for university admissions that rightly belong to American citizens first, and generous foreign aid regimes are just a few of their promised give-aways to their foreign clients. And, after twenty-plus years of taking foreign bribes from some very tough people, they now have to deliver. The… Read more »

Guest
Guest
Reply to  steveaz
4 years ago

Bill Barr’s DoJ just indicted 8 people for illegally laundering foreign money into Democratic Party coffers.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2019/12/update-bill-barr-indicts-8-including-mueller-top-witness-for-funneling-millions-in-foreign-donations-to-adam-schiff-hillary-clinton-and-top-senate-democrats/

Barr appears to be serious about tackling corruption in our government. I expect the (((Horowitz))) report to be a white wash. The Durham report will be far more complete. Together they will provide the evidentiary foundation Barr needs to appoint a Special Counsel.

steveaz
steveaz
Reply to  Guest
4 years ago

News of Barr’s indictments should be gladly received. Public hearings that broadcast the price at which the Democrats have sold-out the nations’ citizens will go a long way towards rectifying much of what’s wrong in America today.

Silver lining? Since the Mueller hearings brought many of these players out into the open, his dead-end inquiry might wind up serving an important ‘fly-paper’ role for Barr’s work going forward.

sheliak
sheliak
Reply to  Guest
4 years ago

Sorry, but DC will squash Barr and Durham like flies long before appointment of a special counsel. Not convinced both of them aren’t part of the charade anyway.

ProUSA
ProUSA
Reply to  Guest
4 years ago

Yawn. The big fish get thrown back because there is a difference between using the FBI to investigate a fictitious crime and using it to spy and defeat a political opponent. But of course, when you are Trump, you wake up every day and find out you are being charged with a crime. The IG flat stated that he could find nothing to link Obama to what took place.

WhereAreTheVikings
Member
Reply to  steveaz
4 years ago

And speaking of immigration, the M-word is being spoken by a North Carolina congressional candidate.

https://townhall.com/columnists/scottmorefield/2019/12/09/an-allout-immigration-moratorium-the-lefts-worst-nightmare-n2557663

At the same time, the government of India appears to be getting ready to try to run off the country’s Muslims. NIce to see that some peoples’ survival instincts are still intact.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/india-citizenship-bill-proposed-today-by-narendra-modi-government-would-single-out-muslims-2019-12-09/

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  WhereAreTheVikings
4 years ago

A tiny white pill – North Dakota county prepares to refuse any more 3rd world refuse: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7769425/North-Dakota-county-USs-1st-bar-new-refugees.html

Ifrank
Reply to  3g4me
4 years ago

Unfortunately, 3g, a Obama judge somewhere is already preparing papers to declare ND’s refusal null and void, I’m almost certain.

sheliak
sheliak
Reply to  Ifrank
4 years ago

You can count on it.

ProUSA
ProUSA
Reply to  3g4me
4 years ago

When will the colder climate states declare themselves as white sanctuary states? Seriously, they are the last refuge, and the feds know it. The southern states are already kaput. We don’t even talk about a resistance movement to tell the feds to fuck off, we’re not taking ’em.

Al from da Nort
Al from da Nort
Reply to  steveaz
4 years ago

Steve;
Interesting theory. Sadly it organizes into a congruent fact pattern, and it *would* explain this baffling bit of transparently amateur theatrics.

Member
4 years ago

The big difference between now and the French Revolution is the French peasants didn’t have 400,000,000 guns. Of course they also didn’t have tens of millions of Africans in France either.

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Arthur Sido
4 years ago

True. But the French government (either state or federal) didn’t have a couple of million cops and military personnel whose salaries and pensions relied on the government remaining in power.

Hoagie
Hoagie
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

Correction. The salaries of those millions of cops and military personnel rely on A government in power, not THE government in power.

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Hoagie
4 years ago

When your and your family’s welfare are on the line, you’ll stick with what you know. I live in the DC area. Trust me, these guys have a big steak in keeping the government afloat.

Calsdad
Calsdad
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

So bleed it in a way they can’t do anything about.

G Lordon Giddy
G Lordon Giddy
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

Let them feel the pain of crony capitalism downsizing like the rest of the peasants out here!
The cloud people need to eat some dirt!
We have been eating it with low wages and health and education cost inflation and no cushie pensions.
The pitchfork people are coming for them eventually and sooner than later.

sheliak
sheliak
Reply to  G Lordon Giddy
4 years ago

Only effective vehicle for accomplishing this is refusal by tens of millions of legacy americans to file income tax returns. Only effective strategy short of violence left open.

Ifrank
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

DC area?! Holy moly Citizen.. Get while the getting’s good. I don’t like your chances, or those of our fearless leader in Lagos! I’d make like a tree and leave!

Penitent Man
Penitent Man
Reply to  Hoagie
4 years ago

Hoagie,

Saw your comment after I commented. Yours more succinct and therefore better.

bilejones
Member
Reply to  Hoagie
4 years ago

During the first years of Barry the Kenyan the Republican Party controlled the Governorship and both legislative body’s of about 30 States.
Fuck all happened.
The money continued to flow to fund Mexican Lesbian Literature degrees.

Calsdad
Calsdad
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

The number of law enforcement personnel in the US looks like it’s in the range of 1.1 million. UPS employs something like 440,000 people in the US. FedEx employs about 425,000 Why does this matter? Because after Broward County “law enforcement” shot up the UPS truck and killed the driver – if all of the local UPS and Fedex employees had responded in kind and showed up down at the local Broward County Sheriff’s headquarters and shot the shit out of the place – they would still have made a pretty big dent. Plus the Sheriff’s Department wouldn’t be getting… Read more »

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

Oh, they can be defeated, maybe even easily, by a serious white push back. I’m just saying that you shouldn’t expect them to side with us at first. They have too much to lose.

It’ll only be when they see they their pension might not be so safe or that they might not be so safe that they’ll have second thoughts.

Diversity Heretic
Member
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

Good point! France is presently in the throes of a major transportation strike over the issue of pension reform. One interesting aspect is that the Ministry of the Interior has assured the gendarmarie (the French national police) that their pensions will not be affected. There are, however, a number of police organizations that are disaffected with the way French police are treated. The number of French police suicides are quite high. I don’t see a similar trend at the moment in the US, but it could be a game changer. Imagine a police strike, or a police mass demonstration in… Read more »

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Diversity Heretic
4 years ago

Be interesting to see how the white police respond when more and more of their job is enforcing openly anti-white laws. Maybe they’ll just think of their salaries and pensions and do their job, but it would wear on you.

Especially, if you’re fellow whites start to shun you and call you the traitor that you are.

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

I have several ‘friends’ who are fed agents & cops. They follow orders because like all good attack dogs they are conditioned & trained to do so over long periods of years. You won’t see much critical thinking from that crew until the wheels are REALLY off and they themselves are in danger.

Most will gleefully trigger pull on whoever they are ordered to do so to, there is a great deal of historical precedent for this BTW. Not as much for trigger pullers refusing to carry out amoral / unlawful orders.

Member
Reply to  Apex Predator
4 years ago

Let’s see: (1) Ruby Ridge: White cops / feds had no problem murdering white woman and white infant. The white rank and file cops / feds did nothing to support Randy Weaver or whites in league with him. The white rank and file cops / feds did nothing to bring their profligate colleagues to justice. Let us not forget that it was a liberal white lawyer who did a hell of lot more for Randy Weaver than almost anybody else. (2) Waco: White cops / feds had no problem burning, incinerating, and murdering scores of white woman and children. The… Read more »

Al from da Nort
Al from da Nort
Reply to  Apex Predator
4 years ago

Apex; Often you’re right. But not always. Most revolutions are triggered by a preference cascade against the amoral/unlawful orders by the few armed troops *on the spot* that spreads. Can be passive as in the cossacks letting the commies crawl away under their horses instead of sabering them as ordered in March of 1917. Or semi-active as in Yeltsin being given a tank to ride against the KGB in 1990. Or active such as in Romania in 1989. That first act of mutiny can be the detonator. But the bomb doesn’t go off unless the accelerant charge goes off next.… Read more »

MemeWarVet
MemeWarVet
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: remind your NormieCon relatives that “The Blue” they’re so big on backing will be the ones doing the “coming and taking” when the time comes.

Cops are not our friends.

Mountaindogsix
Mountaindogsix
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

We used to get these briefs from 3 and 4 stars…guys who had divisions pre surge…..these guys would preach about leadership and all kinds of shit. I just looked at them ” you guys lost in Iraq and can’t figure a way out in Afghanistan…maybe less time at Harvard and more learning how to close with and kill the enemy. How many guys resigned because the ROE or strategic plans were too restrictive or didn’t allow for victory…NONE!!! Mattis got fire along with Stan MacCrystal …NONE!

bilejones
Member
Reply to  Mountaindogsix
4 years ago

How many people did the decent thing and refuse to perpetrate the war crimes of Iraq and Afghanistan?
Even fewer.
Fuck the mercenary killers,

Vizzini
Member
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

I don’t know how many people our local Sheriff’s department employs. In the unlikely event they decided to attempt to pacify the belligerent hillbillies of the south part of the county and the ornery farmers in the north, the answer would definitely be “not enough.” They wouldn’t get past the first farm outside of the county seat. Then again, I think our Sheriff, like a lot of rural Sheriffs, would side with the rebellion.

Penitent Man
Penitent Man
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

Citizen,

Good point on the military and cops. Feeding your family ranks high in decent men’s minds.

Less wargaming about how to fight the police and soldiers with plucky yeoman partisans and more hypothetical exercises on how to gain control of the paychecks.

Reframe the battle space.

Yes, most cops and soldiers will reluctantly crack down on friendly dissidents because they need to support their families and extend their loyalty to their comrades on their right and left shoulder.

Become the paymaster or de facto authority and they will gladly crack down on your opponents whom they likely despise.

Albino Walrus
Albino Walrus
Reply to  Penitent Man
4 years ago

On the military, my concern is that — even if the individuals in the military are personally sympathetic to the DR cause — they will be scared that failing to follow orders, especially in a civil war type scenario, could get them not just fired but also court-martialed, or even taken aside and shot for treason. I’m imagining a hypothetical scenario where President AOC orders the police/military to go to each person’s house and sign a Firearms Disclosure under penalty of perjury, and then confiscate all disclosed firearms. Then, if you disclosed zero firearms and later turned out to have… Read more »

Al from da Nort
Al from da Nort
Reply to  Albino Walrus
4 years ago

Albino; Could happen a lot sooner if the Rino’s in the Senate try something shifty. And you don’t need more than a dozen or so armed guys on the spot at the time to trigger a preference cascade if they think that their buddies all think the same way they do. We had a few apt aphorisms back in the day about this. – *Do not* issue an order if you’re not pretty damn sure that it will be obeyed. – When in doubt, ask the senior NCOs. – If one armed trooper say BS to your order, he’s in… Read more »

Albino Walrus
Albino Walrus
Reply to  Al from da Nort
4 years ago

Right, I agree that if everyone flips out all at once and says “fuck this”, the government would be unable to enforce its will. On the flip side, if the Left can pick off its enemies slowly/one by one, the Left wins. And, no surprise, this is how the Left works. Small changes to the law each year which eventually add up to big changes. More immigration each year which eventually adds up to huge percentages of the population. And revenge/retaliation against individuals and companies that dare to take any sort of Right point of view. Sometimes the Left is… Read more »

Judge Smails
Judge Smails
Reply to  Albino Walrus
4 years ago

Perhaps nationwide lists should be kept for the most egregious SJWs and when one calls for plumbing, electrical, or car repair service we decline to provide the service. “Sorry, we’re booked up”. Our own version of deplatforming.

Albino Walrus
Albino Walrus
Reply to  Judge Smails
4 years ago

Reward your friends and punish your enemies.

ProUSA
ProUSA
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
4 years ago

After all opposition has been removed and The Party has full uncontested power, that’s when the loyalty to cops, military, and teacher pensions ends.

“Hey, you fuc^3d up. You trusted us.”

Felix_Krull
Member
Reply to  Arthur Sido
4 years ago

the French peasants didn’t have 400,000,000 guns.

TBF, neither did the French army, but a good illustration of how guns don’t make revolutions, people do.

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  Felix_Krull
4 years ago

And it is the middle class that starts revolutions, not the poor. Look at Hong Kong, Brexit, and France today. Look at Tiananmen back in the day, and Iran in 1979. Always the middle class.

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Dutch
4 years ago

Dutch,

Agreed. That’s why I’ve always said that the invasion of middle and upper-middle class neighborhoods, schools, local politics and workplaces by Asians and Indians will help us far more than the invasion of working-class areas by Mexicans.

Apex Predator
Apex Predator
Reply to  Arthur Sido
4 years ago

Ahh yes the proverbial ‘mountain of guns’. Strangely, they are all still collecting dust or sitting well-oiled and unfired. Funny that… not trying to be obtuse but this ‘muh mountain of guns’ thing is sort of tired because it goes along with ‘muh constitution’ and all the rest. You need the -courage- to take action 10000% more than the weapon. That is severely lacking and I’m starting to doubt that there is any transgression grand enough to ‘light the spark’. Men of a different era wouldn’t have tolerated even half the shyte we’ve endured and I hear only crickets. What… Read more »

Ifrank
Reply to  Arthur Sido
4 years ago

Whilst our domestic squabbles are underway, and when we are weakened and vulnerable, and the rest of the world is being entertained, what will our adversaries do? Will they take sides? Will they seize the opportunity to strike? North Korea, Iran, Russia, China? Maybe Canada annex Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont? Maybe we give California to China as a peace offering – solve a whole heap of our problems. Alaska and Cuba to Russia. Unload Puerto Rico. What happens to Israel?

DLS
DLS
4 years ago

One of the reasons the cloud people have perpetual rule is because the red and blue dirt people are okay with their own side’s cloud people. They fall for the fake election narratives spewed out every four years. It is the other team’s cloud people that are evil. Thus, the revolutionary anger has a ceiling of 50% of the population.

Vegetius
Vegetius
4 years ago

All of which means we must be prepared to pin the blame on the usual suspects in the event of an economic downturn.

The cultural preparation for much of what we are trying to do is incomplete, but everyone already hates bankers and that is our opening.

Sam Detente
Sam Detente
Member
Reply to  Vegetius
4 years ago

Most people hate bankers, Congress, politicians, foreign brown rich people, increasingly the Juden class, just naming “bankgsters” as the rallying call is the same circle-jerk that’s been hanging around since the ‘80s; albeit in more limited nuances. There’s plenty of “openings”, the dear question is thus – are you ready to do what is needed when the time comes or are you content to sit and masturbate from the sidelines? Not trolling, it’s a serious question. Everyone always has a suggestion for what everyone else should do, but more often than not their own preparation and fortitude more resembles that… Read more »

Calsdad
Calsdad
Reply to  Sam Detente
4 years ago

From what I have seen – most people can’t even get the shit in their heads straight. If you can’t do that – then all of the guns , and all of the lifting- and all of the “prepping” – really won’t come to much. I am on a forum where there is a lot of talk about carrying – and self defense. Usually it revolves around which holster to use, which pistol do you carry – what caliber – etc. These are the subjects that most people seem to think are the most important when talking about self defense.… Read more »

SamlAdams
SamlAdams
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

While never in the military–was in the emergency services business for a couple decades. Mindset is important. But what I learned is that, skills aside, training and mental preparation is about making things that every natural instinct tells you not to do, become automatic. And be able overcome the brain fog and tunnel vision that adrenaline/cortisol dumps naturally create. It’s come in handy on more than one occasion.

robins111
robins111
Reply to  SamlAdams
4 years ago

I was in both, Infantry and 32 years fire service. Totally agree with your statement

George
George
Reply to  robins111
4 years ago

Was it Musashi who said, “To win any battle you must fight like you are already dead”.

S18-1000
S18-1000
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

That’s why I give myself this daily reminder:

S18, just remember:
These people want to destroy everything your ancestors built, they want all of your stuff, they want all of your money, they want you dead, they want your children as sex toys…and they think it’s funny.

That’s enough to keep me going.

Calsdad
Calsdad
Reply to  S18-1000
4 years ago

Yes …. but………..

Can you visualize grabbing one of those people around the throat – and choking them until you see their eyes go dead?

Because if not – you’re not “there” yet.

Normie
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

You’re so tough Carsldad. We’re lucky to have a man of your heroic nature on this blog.

Thank you.

Calsdad
Calsdad
Reply to  Normie
4 years ago

I bet you have a nice looking neck.

vxxc💂🏻‍♂️😉 Toxic masculinity vector
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

We’re not gonna know who’s for real until game day, you never know that. You could improve your chances of finding such men by associating with them at the local gun club, or biker club, vets at amvets vfw etc. For non vets/FF seriously gun culture is indeed a distinct sub culture and identity, even lib sociologists notice now. And yes train. Equip. DECIDE NOW. If you can’t do the killing thing* you can still help and share the risk especially support in protracted conflict. * I get it. I even sympathize. Its not fun. Its disgusting. Just share risk… Read more »

Calsdad
Calsdad
Reply to  S18-1000
4 years ago

Re: They want all your stuff.

Listen to this Stephan Molyneaux interview of a listener from Chile – apparently they’ve got an out of control Commie infestation down there , and one of the things the bugs are looking for (sounds like they’re mostly college students) – is to rewrite the country’s constitution – to take away protections for private property.

So yeah – they want all your stuff:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZRb4T8q2tc

Mountaindogsix
Mountaindogsix
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

I think this is what it really boils down to. I’m law abiding, do what I’m told to an extent but still maintain a healthy skepticism of Federal law enforcement. I spent 25 years in the military as a combat arms Officer and enlisted Marine. Its ingrained that I follow the rules…but at some point if things go south, what will it take to recognize the tipping point? Nobody wants to assault the breach by themselves. I live in Texas, I suspect if things get bad and we have a true Texan in the Governors mansion, I’ll take my cues… Read more »

vxxc💂🏻‍♂️😉 Toxic masculinity vector
Reply to  Mountaindogsix
4 years ago

Maybe it’s bang, whimper, more bang. We don’t know. Iraq didn’t have to get screwed up- in 03 they were eager to work with us and Bremer blew it. The same cycle is repeated over and over again.

You raise a key question; what will the enemy do?

Perhaps what he does? Chaos?
See Iraq, Libya, Ukraine, Arab Spring, Color revolutions. THIS is what they do / chaos. I’d pick that as most likely and most dangerous course of action.

Mountaindogsix
Mountaindogsix

The other thing is…we will be, atleast in the beginning, the insurgents. I think the active duty military will sit on there hands initially as they won’t know what the hell is going on. Even if some elements respond to a crisis like the LA riots or Katrina and things get out of control, most active units won’t deploy and they will have “pause” to react. Local law enforcement will have the same “pause” as they are in the communities they police. I have no illusions about the Feds. I think horrible shit can happen at the local level and… Read more »

ProUSA
ProUSA
Reply to  Mountaindogsix
4 years ago

The question is “When does it start?” Wiser heads always advise defense, or a reaction to something. Don’t get blamed for being the instigator. This is not going to go underground for 30 years, like after the sixties.

Pip McGuigin
Member
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

You are correct sir. As we say here in Texas,”We have to open a can of Whoop ass and rub it in with gusto”.

ProUSA
ProUSA
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

Driving home tonight it dawned on me that the Marxists truly believe that we are not the ‘stuff’ of men 100 years ago. They most likely believe that we haven’t been tried and that we will not follow through. But while in general that might be valid, it doesn’t take more than, what, 5 or 10% to get the job done.

Virginia will be the petri dish, perhaps.

SamlAdams
SamlAdams
Reply to  Sam Detente
4 years ago

Had the benefit of a ringside seat to the last crisis. The bankers are out of money and they only pulled off the “conduit” trick to save Goldman by the skin of their teeth the last time. It is always a good time to look inward and do what you can to improve your own resiliency and that of people that matter to you. Like most things it is not how good you are at predicting the future, but what skills and mindset you’ve practiced to deal with a stochastic present.

Vegetius
Vegetius
Reply to  Sam Detente
4 years ago

>since the ‘80s

Yes to most all of that.

There has always been a vanguard, but mass cultural preparation was largely impossible in the US before the widespread proliferation of social media.

Unlike in 2007-2008, there is now a transnational vanguard that can not only jam their signal but also propagandize on a global scale.

I don’t think they will be able to Madoff their way out of it this time.

vxxc💂🏻‍♂️😉 Toxic masculinity vector
Reply to  Vegetius
4 years ago

Let us be honest- the usual suspects are guilty. They are also the core around which the enemy is organized and led in media, govt, law, and conveniently this week they put forth some of their most bizarre and repulsive specimens. The two grand inquisitors are the usual suspects, we can go on. These are not victims, they are volunteers. Further they are openly nervous, indeed borderline hysterical wrecks. They are per historical norm defecting- this is a norm from the Spanish Inquisition through Heydrich (look at a picture of Heydrich). This leaves the practical Questions of what to do… Read more »

CAPT S
CAPT S
4 years ago

However, Marie Antoinette has been an excellent mentor to today’s ruling class. American peasants have disposable income, well-stocked supermarket shelves, and entertainment-on-demand that includes 7/24 propaganda. By no means would I want to instigate a devastating depression or cataclysmic war, but that’s usually the necessary precursor to cultural or political revolution. In the meantime our dissident minority doesn’t need to “doomsday prep” as much as cultivate robust resiliency and separateness. We don’t just need more gardens and guns – we need audacious resolve. We’ve thrashed out what we DON’T want: we don’t want to be subsumed into the downward cultural… Read more »

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  CAPT S
4 years ago

The French were mostly not starving. There was competition between various constituencies on taxes, tariffs, and benevolences from the powers that be. Some poor harvests made things worse. What seemed to push things over the edge was the sense that everyone was able to have and express an opinion, and people learned how to form up mobs to push things their way. The rest of it seemed to follow the script laid out by rule of the strongest, as expressed in the streets and “public opinion”. Sound familiar?

Member
Reply to  CAPT S
4 years ago

The “prosperity” is largely an illusion being upheld by central banks printing money. If we could not print money to import consumer goods, we would probably be a lot poorer.
When the status quo changes, it is going to change very quickly. Our entire way of life is dependent upon thousands of cargo ships docking at our shores to give us the stuff we cannot make anymore. Even our home-grown food is highly reliant on foreign imports.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  CAPT S
4 years ago

My younger son is a nice guy – and he is just not into the political or race-aware talk my husband and I and our older son engage in. However, I reminded him the other day (he generally likes kids and I adore them – but I glare at the non-White ones and he chided me for this) – every one of those little brown or yellow kids he sees is a direct challenge to him and his brother and any progeny they may hope to have. Every single one of them is taking a White child’s spot at university… Read more »

JR Wirth
JR Wirth
4 years ago

While the chances are slim to none, a conviction and removal of Trump by Congress would hasten what’s coming. And Trump would wave the bloody shirt on his way down. Although much of his constituency would go into insulin shock before reaching the town square with pitchforks. At the very least the circus will be in town all winter. And Trump will be ring master no matter the outcome. The 2020s are coming in like a lion. The new decade approaches. The decade of consequences.

Rogeru
Rogeru
Reply to  JR Wirth
4 years ago

“The 2020s are coming in like a lion”

A new Roaring Twenties? Can we Make the Charleston Great Again?

Yves Vannes
Yves Vannes
Member
4 years ago

If you have an opportunity to mingle with our ethereal rulers you will notice that a small handful rule over the rest by fiat. Not all of them Chosenites. Outside of this small group the rest are deadwood. Many are so pickled with pills and booze it’s amazing clownworld has made it this far. Others are simply frivolous in the same way useless members of royal houses are frivolous and useless. But that small group who do rule their milieu are an amoral vicious group. Their protective army are the very people who should be standing shoulder to shoulder with… Read more »

Felix_Krull
Member
4 years ago

A reason the ruling class hates Trump with such intensity is for them, he is one of the peasants showing up at their party.

Once a week or so, Louis XIV would open the gates of Versailles to let the local peasantry witness their ruler eating lunch and gawk at the opulence of his abode.

#MaryAnnDidNothingWrong

Dutch
Dutch
4 years ago

Many of those sent to the guillotine in the French Revolution couldn’t even comprehend why they were going there. We have the advantage of understanding what those in DC don’t. We have the opportunity to rid ourselves of our normalcy bias. We have the opportunity to prepare for pretty much any outcome. We have the ability to look at things for what they are, and to understand and internalize the current instability. Success goes to those who are both prepared and who are also flexible. Things aren’t going to play out on the basis of anyone’s plans or expectations.

JR Wirth
JR Wirth
4 years ago

The problem with Joe Biden is that he outlived his constituency. Some naive Rosie the riveter type in an inner 50’s era suburb, who spent her career in a union job paying $7.00 a month in health premiums. Over 90% of them are gone now, and the rest are hanging by a thread. He has to rely even more heavily on the Shenequas who “ain’t got time.” In the internet age it’s just harder to keep that con going. “Working class joe” with the biggest house in Delaware shuttling around on private jets. Dan Rather never would have covered it… Read more »

Karl Horst (Germany)
Karl Horst (Germany)
4 years ago

A better analogy of what’s going on today is not the French Revolution but Indian Rebellion of 1857 during the last days of the East India Company (EIC). Just like India under the boot of the EIC, the west is now run by global corporations who are completely unaccountable to the public, but yet they have huge influence over government through the use of lobbies and financial backing of the ruling class. Even here in Europe, and probably in a similar way in the US, just like the EIC did to the locals in India, western governments continue to suppress… Read more »

SamlAdams
SamlAdams
4 years ago

One thing people always puzzle about in history is how ruling classes could just continue on despite clear and convincing evidence (in retrospect) of how seriously sideways things were going–and why they failed to take relatively simple steps to correct for the problems. Ditto for F-500 companies that effectively failed. Well everyone is getting a real life lesson. Will things crater tomorrow or a year or ten years from now? Who knows? These things are like Hemingway’s observation on bankruptcy..”gradually, then suddenly”. Who would have figured some fruit vendor torching himself in North Africa would lead to governments collapsing? Stay… Read more »

Al from da Nort
Al from da Nort
Reply to  SamlAdams
4 years ago

Sam; Having participated in the F50 corporate side of the matter, I think the ‘gradually’ part explains the complacency in the face of obvious (to me) trouble developing. That plus enforced inertia due to a bad management culture. The plan keeps getting almost made. If you individually change something drastically and anything goes amiss, be sure you’ll get the blame from your ‘colleagues’ for any and all shortfalls, etc. Trivial example: Nobody would be the first to let their folks go home when the snowstorm starts, even though no useful work is getting done that day, everybody is on the… Read more »

Member
4 years ago

The continuation of the ever present whitewash. Day in. Day out. Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. Theses aren’t the droids you’re looking for. Relegating the powers that be in the cloud to enumerated powers only will go a long way in returning liberty to the dirt people. The States will be forced to pick up the slack. Self government functions better on a smaller scale. As in autonomous State and local governments allowing for greater self governance. Who are you going to believe, me or your lying eyes?

MossHammer
Member
4 years ago

Once again, Zman = Fantasy Slayer. Very succinct and clear. Thank you.

Of Dissenters (are we a formal noun?), what are the options in light of this post?
Ignore the Cloud People? No, very real consequences in meat space for trying to go your own way.
Engage the Cloud People, and their system? As adjunct strategy, perhaps.
Resist the Cloud People, and their system? My heart says yes. I believe they will start it, or we will. But I know we’ll finish it.

There is wreckage coming, regardless of what trajectory this mess takes.

CAPT S
CAPT S
Reply to  MossHammer
4 years ago

Great points. I’m with option 3, and given our relatively unorganized and small number I’d say the resistance has to start with civil disobedience and an embargo on woke culture. Secession, household by household, morphing into community resistance. And the Church needs to end the era of liberal compromise and idolatry of nation-state … a strengthened, confident, masculine church culture should be leading from the front in efforts to revitalize community. Think Nehemiah.

MossHammer
Member
Reply to  CAPT S
4 years ago

Amen and amen. I like the word “embargo”, Capt. Compounding small decisions and small behaviors, to reject modernity. God, family, neighbors…then the rest.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  MossHammer
4 years ago

Embargo is a good word. It reminds me of all the Nice White Ladies at my sons’ Christian schools – who still took their kids to Disney movies and taught them that race wasn’t real. That garbage needs to cease – household by household, marriage by marriage.

CAPT S
CAPT S
Reply to  3g4me
4 years ago

Exactly. It’s not a boycott to starve corporate wokesters into submission … that isn’t going to happen. It’s an embargo to preserve that which is ours, specifically our children. They can be brainwashed by tee-vee and government schools, OR they can be immersed in all-things-good/true from Western Civ. Those who try to strike a balance WILL lose their kids.

MikeCLT
MikeCLT
4 years ago

I wonder what will be the spark in the US that causes mass protests. Like in Chile, where raising the subway fare was the last straw. I’m not expecting revolution or civil war, but something more than the Tea Party.

WhereAreTheVikings
Member
Reply to  MikeCLT
4 years ago

The spark, if people can pull themselves away from the TV and restaurants, could very well be when the “feckless old ladies” of the GOP, and they are legion, vote with the Democrats to convict Trump. Most of the elite Senate Republicans have wanted him out ever since he took office. And that Alabama governor whom Trump drug to victory just sent a real “feckless old lady”, based on everything I’ve read about her, to the Senate to convict him when he could have sent Doug Collins to defend him. I don’t know how Trump gets anything done since he’s… Read more »

Al from da Nort
Al from da Nort
Reply to  WhereAreTheVikings
4 years ago

W.A.T.V.
Georgia, but your point stands.

Stranger in a strange land
Stranger in a strange land
Reply to  Al from da Nort
4 years ago

Ms Loeffler must have better pics of Kemp than Collins has.

WhereAreTheVikings
Member
Reply to  Al from da Nort
4 years ago

Of course, A.F.D.N. Thanks.

james wilson
james wilson
Member
Reply to  WhereAreTheVikings
4 years ago

This will not happen. Their dreams are their dreams but their nightmares play their own voters. There may those who wish to retire anyway and make new friends but they are a fraction of the numbers needed.

james wilson
james wilson
Member
Reply to  MikeCLT
4 years ago

Subway fares in Chile have nothing to do with last straws. This is an Antifa type op backed by Allende types who are looking to recreate Allende 11. Nothing more. Chile is the only well functioning Spanish speaking country in SA.

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  james wilson
4 years ago

That Chile thing has had “Soros style color revolution” written all over it from day one.

MemeWarVet
MemeWarVet
Reply to  james wilson
4 years ago

>>> Chile is the only well functioning Spanish speaking country in SA.<<<

Gracias, Mi General

Dinothedoxie
Dinothedoxie
4 years ago

A reason the ruling class hates Trump with such intensity is for them, he is one of the peasants showing up at their party. He is the dirt monster, a golem called into life by the evil Dirt People. I disagree. IMO the reason that they hate him is that he has repeatedly called them incompetent morons. Which they are, and deep down I think that they know that it true. Worse, he not just calls them out but demonstrates success in multiple fields. His success in governance will cement their inferiority forever. Even worse, he not only calls them… Read more »

TomA
TomA
4 years ago

Revolution yes, but not like the past. Stalin, Hitler, Mao, Pol Pot etc did not personally kill or imprison tens of millions of innocents. They all acted through a corp of Jackboot thugs in government service, and contrary to popular belief, most of these Jackboots were ordinary men conditioned to follow orders from on high. That is their plan for here as well. The Cloud People want us to war amongst ourselves (patriot vs LEO decimation) thereby allowing them easy cleanup after the smoke clears. A different paradigm in needed. Not a mob in the street, but a laser aimed… Read more »

bilejones
Member
Reply to  TomA
4 years ago

“patriot vs LEO” is not warring among ourselves.

TomA
TomA
Reply to  bilejones
4 years ago

They will employ false-flag provocations to stimulate hot conflicts between any groups that include robust men. The goal is to get these groups to eliminate each other and shrink the pool of potential combatants before they make an overt play to seize control of the government. Don’t play into that trap. This won’t be a war of opposing armies. It will be a surgical elimination of the cancerous cells in the sky. Technology is your friend.

Member
4 years ago

Their whole worldview is a lie. That is why they cannot allow us to talk to people. We’re right and they know it. They are so afraid that people will show up, hear us and walk away a new convert no matter what they say. If they could best us in a debate, there would be a lot of dissident debates.

Outdoorspro
Outdoorspro
4 years ago

Please tell me I’m not the only one who hopes this analogy gets played out to the same conclusion. When we finally see guillotines set up in the Imperial Capitol I will feel that the dissidents have finally won. Of course, we can stop the analogy at that point…

MemeWarVet
MemeWarVet
Reply to  Outdoorspro
4 years ago

I’ll settle for a couple real-life versions of The Murray Franklin Show

Major Hoople
Major Hoople
Member
4 years ago

We assume that things will go on as they have, with no serious and jarring events. That may not necessarily be so. An American crack up in the coming decade is a good possibility, with increasing intra elite competition, and increasing inequality, according to historian Peter Turchin. There is an essay at link below by a political economist that discusses the present class structure in the US, and it’s pretty insightful, as well as hilarious at times. https://americanaffairsjournal.org/2019/11/the-real-class-war/ Here’s one graf from it… “Initially, the new conservative apparatus was fairly successful. But institutions built on ideological conformity inevitably tend to… Read more »

Rogeru
Rogeru
4 years ago

“it probably stands as the most enduring image of the Revolution” And then you google noyades… I don’t think Trump is dirt people. His father was a millionaire, he’s a billionaire, he knows everybody in new york politics and golfs with ex presidents, he’s just not inner circle cool kid. He’s like the new kid in school who was cool at his old school but it isn’t quite accepted. Now he’s hanging out at the cool kids malt shop and they want him removed. Lately I see the whole politics/business world as a clique. They’re people with individual power playing… Read more »

Lorenzo
Lorenzo
Reply to  Rogeru
4 years ago

Say what you will of Trump, he connected with the dirt people and got 63,000,000 of them to elect him president. He goaded the managerial state and its media and apparatchik supporters to rip off their masks, thereby exposing much about how the system works.

Since the Dissident Right or whatever it’s called hasn’t yet delivered White Wakanda or Honkeytopia, we have to get what we can in the present reality.

ReturnOfBestGuest
ReturnOfBestGuest
4 years ago

“Wages have stagnated and while equity markets have risen, fewer U.S. adults are invested in the stock market than in 2009. Compensation for chief executive officers in America’s largest firms is now 312 times the annual average pay of the typical worker, compared with about 200 times in 2009, 58 times in 1989 and 20 times in 1965, according to a 2018 report by the Economic Policy Institute.”
https://bloom.bg/359j2dy

JR Wirth
JR Wirth
Reply to  ReturnOfBestGuest
4 years ago

And our life expectancy has been in actual decline for three years now. The first time since the Spanish flu epidemic of 1918. No other statistic screams that we’re in trouble like this one. In another era it would be front page news. In this era it’s a boring stat.

Jack Dobson
Jack Dobson
4 years ago

It’s hard to determine whether America’s Cloud People are more vicious than stupid, but they definitely are both. A discredited government/nation/society can stumble along a long time, but as noted some time back what cannot go on won’t. They will get meaner and nastier and not even realize it is fueling their hanging. I long thought the United States would implode in twenty or thirty years but the blatant idiocy our Cloud People have demonstrated recently has accelerated the time schedule. The House impeachment inquiry wouldn’t fool a credulous school girl, but the wildest part is those who have orchestrated… Read more »

Ben the Layabout
Ben the Layabout
4 years ago

I lived around DC most of my life (now in FL). Perhaps this is a bit off topic, but I was amazed by the Gentrification in formerly awful* parts of DC — median homes valued at 200, 300K? Black population has dropped from 70% to 50% in <50 years. Based on the asking prices & rents, you'd think that all the neighborhood-destroying "civil rights" stuff had been repealed and the country had returned to the living quality we had in 1947 [smirk.] A lot of money has been made by the real estate tycoons and their government enablers. The revamped… Read more »

bilejones
Member
Reply to  Ben the Layabout
4 years ago

It’s all riding the wave of the tsunami of taxpayer/Fed money flowing into Washington and NoVa.
All unaccountable contracts and consultants.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
4 years ago

The Zman’s “Cloud vs Dirt people” still says it all.

That needs to be the next Hundred Hands meme sticker.
Just put “Cloud people vs Dirt people”, and everyone will immediately understand.

I think this will clarify things in the common mind. A Ferryman moment, bringing them to our side.

Get commenting on normie sites, folks!

Mark Matis
Mark Matis
4 years ago

Were the French nobility infected by tribe, as ours are today?

vxxc💂🏻‍♂️😉 Toxic masculinity vector
4 years ago

what will the enemy do?

Perhaps what he does? Chaos?
See Iraq, Libya, Ukraine, Arab Spring, Color revolutions. THIS is what they do / chaos. I’d pick that as most likely and most dangerous course of action.

trackback
4 years ago

[…] FRANCISCHURCH AND THE DIRT PEOPLE? […]

JR Wirth
JR Wirth
4 years ago

WTF with this IG report? Of course it was a whitewash of the system. That’s a given, but Ivanka was friends with Steele? There’s a curve ball. Just friends? Very odd. Maybe Trump used whores in Moscow after all. Wouldn’t be shocked in the least.. Way more interesting than the phony impeachment charges. This is like King Lear II.

ProUSA
ProUSA
4 years ago

I enjoyed reading this one. My take was different about Biden being crowned by the DNC: they need the black votes. Nothing more. Still, this essay was a masterpiece.

vxxc💂🏻‍♂️😉 Toxic masculinity vector
4 years ago

“And Stalin asked; Who ARE these people? With their strange names and strange ideas and their long noses always in books?’

And all the little Stalins answered; we were wondering the same thing but no one wanted to say it out loud.”
– Night Soldiers

Explicitly in book – (((these people)))

Member
4 years ago

The dirt people will only rebel if they have a strong leader to follow. They aren’t going to have one. The non ending jihad against Trump is directed at any would be rebel leaders to show them that they better not even try. On a smaller scale crushing anyone who stands up to Antifa serves the same purpose. Besides, the white dirt people, the only ones concerned about this, no longer matter. The new Americans are here for the gibs. They see impeachment as another victory in getting what is Whitey’s. Single women are the same way. The coastal cloud… Read more »

Normie
4 years ago

Thanks for that Singer link… Seems like him and Romney should be good buddies.