The Virtue Of Impeachment

According to official media, the House Democrats are finally ready to send the articles of impeachment over to the Senate for a trial. Assuming it actually happens, the trial will be a circus to allow the various crackpots and show ponies to perform for the cable news audiences. Everyone will pretend it is serious until the ratings come in from the polling operations and then the show will close. The only people who think otherwise are the cranks and weirdos on the Left.

That said, the inner party has permitted this charade to happen for more than just theatrical reasons. They have an election show scheduled for this year and that will provide plenty of entertainment. The Iowa Caucuses are a little over two weeks away and the New Hampshire primary is three weeks away. That’s more than enough entertainment to keep people from noticing too much. The question then is why are they bothering with this straight-to-video impeachment show.

Every society has certain codes of conduct that may or may not be formalized in writing, but are accepted by everyone. These codes may be amplified or prioritized by personal codes of conduct, but the general morality is accepted as the public morality. In many cases, it is assumed the morality of one’s society is a universal morality that applies to all times and places, but that is a confusion in terms. Codes of conduct that apply in narrow conditions are different from general social codes.

In the West, public morality says the people should be sovereign and pick representatives the people occupying public offices. The will of the people should be expressed in the law. In the Arab world, public morality is defined by the Koran, not Enlightenment philosophy. Therefore, government should be run by righteous Muslims, according to the rules of Islam. These are different codes of conduct, not expressions of a universal morality, like the prohibition against murder.

In current year America, the ruling class is now fully detached from the society over which it rules, so it has begun to acquire its own moral code. You see this in the Democrat primary where candidates are running around preaching about the plight of transvestites or lecturing on white privilege. To normal people, these are bizarre fetishes that have to salience. Inside the ruling class they have become important moral signifiers, rooted in the common morality of the ruling class.

That brings us back to impeachment. The official narrative says he has been impeached because the political class thinks he violated his oath of office in his dealings with Ukraine. The official alternative narrative is the Democrats did this out of spite over losing the 2016 election. Those are the two sides of the official sandwich regarding impeachment. Within that framing, both sides are expected to scream at one another through the proxy of cable news programs.

Then there is the official outsider view that says this is part of some grand chess strategy over the seditious plot conducted by the security agencies. The inner party is using impeachment to stall the investigation into the that and the many other corrupt projects during the Obama years. While there may be some truth to this, it is clear that Bill Barr is willing and able to cover all of this up on his own. Still, there may be some people in the party who would like the assurance that the caper is properly buried.

There may be another reason why this impeachment thing will not die and that is the evolving morality of the ruling class. They hate Trump, not because of what he does or even what he says. They hate him for who he is and who he represents. He is the rejection of their morality. The Democrats could make a spending deal with him in a heartbeat, but they refuse because to do so would legitimize him and what he represents to them. They simply cannot do that.

If you think about the last four years, the main argument against Trump by all sides of the political class is that he is lacking in character. Maybe the point of entry is his womanizing or his crude statements. The neoconservatives have endlessly lectured on his moral failings. The Israeli first zealot, Ben Shapiro, has repeatedly said he opposes Trump on moral grounds, despite giving the Zionists everything they ask. It turns out that “who they are” is not Trump and what he represents.

The one thing the ruling class gets right is that the American experiment is unique in world history. No society has tried to combine extreme egalitarianism, the blank slate and democracy into a civic religion. Since two legs of that stool are in direct conflict with human nature, that leaves two choices. One is the traditional radical approach of exterminating everything that does not fit the new morality. The other is to redefine one of the legs of the stool to solve the conflict.

What impeachment suggests is the leg in for redefining will be democracy. The new definition of it will be something like Henry Ford’s choice of colors. The people can vote for whomever they like, as long as the candidate comports with the public morality of the ruling class. Rules will evolve to make sure no one like Trump can every gain access to official Washington. The political elite will become a closed system with a unique set of moral codes.

That may be the real point of impeachment. People like Adam Schiff appear to be insane, but he is just one of the berserkers of the emerging new morality. The point is not to remove Trump, but to codify him in such a way that his presence reinforces the new morality. Inside Washington, impeachment is already a moral signifier. The looming impeachment show will give the faithful in the ruling elite a chance to publicly display their virtue to their coreligionists inside the ruling class.

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Exile
Exile
Member
4 years ago

For Us the main virtue of impeachment is the mass-black-pilling of non-elite imperial patriotism and faith in the System. Z recently cited the masses’ indifference to this circus compared with Watergate. It’s a sign of progress for us and a corresponding warning to the media of how rotten they look to a growing majority of the population. The dogs won’t eat the kosher kibble. Likewise, institutions like the FBI and CIA which were mostly respected by non-antifa-types are losing legitimacy as well. Everyone less Maddow’d than your wine auntie knows Epstein didn’t kill himself. The roof is on fire and… Read more »

Doofenshmertz Evil, Inc.
Reply to  Exile
4 years ago

“Everyone knows that Epstein didn’t kill himself.” That shouldn’t be the whole message, because it encourages everyone to simply chuckle and shrug like we’re all just in on it: “Heh heh, those wily Jews, what sneaky trick will they cook up next? But hey, whaddaya gonna do, amirite?” The full message which should be broadcast is: Epstein did not kill himself, he was murdered. And he was murdered to shut him up because he was an Israeli espionage asset whose orders were to compile blackmail material on leading American politicians and public figures, in order to ensure that the iron… Read more »

Calsdad
Calsdad
Reply to  Doofenshmertz Evil, Inc.
4 years ago

I agree with you , but – there is far too much reticence among normies to frontally attack Jews currently. But maybe that’s a situation that can be taken advantage of. The Evening News , which I watch because it’s a good indicator of where normie is and where they’re trying to lead him to go – has in recent months been full bore on the “anti-semitism” thing. They continue to harp on the two black Israelites who shot up the bodega, and they also play over and over again the incident where the black guy attacked a Jewish house… Read more »

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

The Jews are working the victim card hard right now, but they are both predator and prey in the current equation. The ol’ “Lets you and him fight” seems ok for now…

bilejones
Member
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

The Boston Marathon Bombing was CIA deal.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  bilejones
4 years ago

Bile, the CIA was the expansion of the OSS, who hunted down ‘werewolves’, into an East India Company, organized by ((Wall Street)).

‘Werewolves’ were German partisan saboteurs who knew that the Morganthou Plan plotted to exterminate the German race postwar.
The planners did get 12 million.

The British, French, and Dutch East India Companies were pirates with letters of marque, joint stock companies owned by the same ethnicity as Goldman Sachs.

The CIA and MI6 are both devoted to covert financial warfare. “Intelligence gathering” my azz. Well, ok, for blackmail and bribery.

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  Doofenshmertz Evil, Inc.
4 years ago

When the president issues an EO defining Jewish as an ethnicity you know something has changed.

It starts with jokes, then criticism, then persecution (though still hard to believe that would happen in America). Jews know this from experience. Hence the EO.

Gauss
Gauss
Reply to  Paintersforms
4 years ago

Jews as an ethnicity is an acknowledgement of reality and contra the blank slate. Their genome is sufficiently distinct to merit that, at least for Ashkenazis.

As a practical matter, Trump’s action is of little import. The country is already chock full of protected groups. Adding one more is accelerationist. The real issues are freedom of expression and association. Those are essentially lost, regardless of how many protected groups there are.

Ifrank
Reply to  Gauss
4 years ago

Just a stream of consciousness…

Exemplar. Prototype. Copy. Copy of a copy. Copy of a copy of a copy. Facsimile. Fake. Imitation.

Homo Saipan. Race. Ethnicity. Pigmy. Sub species. Chimp.

Each step increases the diversity and the distance from the original.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Paintersforms
4 years ago

Painter, I hope I get in on the IPO.

That luxury soap! Those sheer lampshades! Gloves of impeccable quality.

Exile
Exile
Member
Reply to  Doofenshmertz Evil, Inc.
4 years ago

DE, a lot depends on the audience for your message at any given time. For people who aren’t well along on the JQ, simply accepting that the official narrative is false is a big step. I’ve said before that I aim my Z Blog comments more at initiates than prospects. The vast majority here have taken those first steps already. That said, this isn’t the Third Rail. I caught the episode where they talked about the meta-cope within the EDKH meme. TR is a pretty advanced level pod for Our Thing. While they’re most always on target, Borzoi & those… Read more »

Mike_C
Mike_C
Reply to  Exile
4 years ago

” If his name was something more WASPY than “Epstein” they might have a shot” Funny you mention that. Reminded me of a piece from Forward where author Howard Lovy opens with: I’m sure I was not the only Jewish person […] whose first thought was,Why does this sorry excuse for a human have to be Jewish? And I probably also wasn’t the only Jewish person whose second thought was, Given that he is Jewish, why does he have to have such a Jewish-sounding name? https://forward.com/opinion/427300/as-a-jew-i-cringed-over-jeffrey-epstein-i-played-into-the-anti-semites/ Fascinating. Because MY first thought, as a human being capable of empathy, was “those… Read more »

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  Exile
4 years ago

Try asking people what percentage of Americans are Jewish. It’s only about 2%

Works for gays too. Really works for trans.

I think a big part of it is that normies don’t realize how in the majority they are.

Ulithi
Ulithi
Reply to  Exile
4 years ago

could someone provide a translation.

Ifrank
Reply to  Doofenshmertz Evil, Inc.
4 years ago

Wow. What a theory Doof! What the full message is…

Sounds possible. The puzzle pieces seem to fit together well.

Holy moly. Talk about a Faustian bargain. Did these people willingly walk into the devil’s den? Can it be true? Will we ever know?

ReturnOfBestGuest
ReturnOfBestGuest
Reply to  Exile
4 years ago

Exile, every time I catch a glimpse of the “rally” crowds I realize there’s a large swathe of the population that is “evidence proof.” President Trump has done an about-face from Candidate Trump when it comes to immigration and ME wars. FFS, in his LI Fox interview he admitted he’s selling US troops as mercenaries.

Exile
Exile
Member
Reply to  ReturnOfBestGuest
4 years ago

Undeniably true, BestGuest.

We’re doing cultural triage.

First we identify those who are likely to red-pill, regardless of what truth they receive; next, those who are unlikely to red-pill, regardless of what truth they receive; and finally those for whom immediate truth might make a positive difference between the two.

ExNatveSon
ExNatveSon
4 years ago

I voted for Trump to be a wrecking ball among other things. He has not delivered on the other things except for not getting us into a new war but he is a wrecking ball extraordinaire. I knew he would be impeached or killed by a lone gunman the day he was elected. Our betters knew he was not and would never be one of theirs. He already has billions of dollars and poses a threat to impede the pig trough flow for the inner circle. What I did not expect was that so many people outside the inner circle… Read more »

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  ExNatveSon
4 years ago

The problem is that the normies know enough to be skeptical of the party line, but have no understanding or motivation about what to do about it.

james wilson
james wilson
Member
Reply to  ExNatveSon
4 years ago

Trump’s best recommendation is who his enemies are and how much they hate him. I only wish he would do a better job of earning that loathing but absent that I’m going to enjoy the show. It’ll be the one and only.

Brahma
Brahma
Member
Reply to  ExNatveSon
4 years ago

Millenials and upper-middle class White women

Exile
Exile
Member
Reply to  ExNatveSon
4 years ago

Respectfully disagree, ENS. Trump’s been more an “outraging ball” than a “wrecking ball.” In terms of intended consequences, I don’t think he’s dented anything, much less wrecked anything. He tweets and makes wine aunties mad, but it’s all sizzle, no steak. The shambolic soap-opera theatrics of this administration are having an unintended positive effect for Us in that it’s a live-action sh*t-show that’s revealing the bad stage management that controls “the most powerful man on Earth” (and has for decades, not just re: Trump). Noticing happens when we see POTUS openly defied and contradicted by Nimrata “Haley” at the UN,… Read more »

ExNativeSon
ExNativeSon
Reply to  Exile
4 years ago

Exile–Your characterization of Trump being more of an “outraging ball” than a “wrecking ball” is probably closer to reality. For most people and issues he has been more of an outrageous thorn in the side than actually changing anything. We still have a huge military oversees with a huge budget, we still “invade the world, invite the world,” free speech infractions and sanctuary states go unpunished, legal and illegal immigration continues largely unimpeded, judges make up law and there are no repercussions, etc. I guess I used “wrecking ball” in the sense that Trump’s tweets, speeches, and very presence in… Read more »

Gauss
Gauss
Reply to  ExNatveSon
4 years ago

It’s pretty clear that the country is lost. The only question that remains is how it will disintegrate.

Major Hoople
Major Hoople
Member
Reply to  Gauss
4 years ago

Yes, but. The next question is how “we” organize as it disintegrates.

John Smith
John Smith
Member
4 years ago

Although I don’t agree with him on everything, I think Styxenhammer has the right of it. The loons have run away with the Donk party. None of the Donks with an IQ above freezing wants this. The show will only benefit Trump, who will have a hay day taunting and goading the loons of the democrat party into a nervous break down – specifically the hags of The Squad and a few of the other miscellaneous turd burglars and nutters. When they go off the deep end, they will do it in front of the people and the cameras –… Read more »

ChrisZ
ChrisZ
Reply to  John Smith
4 years ago

John, I cracked up at the term “turd burglar,” but I’m not sure to what or whom it refers. Please elucidate. I want to be able to use it correctly.

Shane
Shane
Reply to  ChrisZ
4 years ago

If I’m correct its English slang for a great big homo, and not as in homogeneous. Similar term would be donut puncher

bpromethiusb
bpromethiusb
Reply to  Shane
4 years ago

aka tuckus cowboy
aka fudge packer
aka stool pusher

Simon
Simon
Reply to  ChrisZ
4 years ago

AKA, Bum Bandit.

Glenfilthie
Glenfilthie
Member
Reply to  Simon
4 years ago

Don’t forget “butt blasters” and “colon cowboys”!😆🤮

Calsdad
Calsdad
Reply to  ChrisZ
4 years ago

“turd burglar” , “butt pirate” , “fudgepacker” …. etc.

All slang terms for male homosexuals.

There’s a big long list of them , most of which my aging brain can’t recall at the moment.

It’s somewhat amusing how far removed from popular culture some of you guys are. Turd burglar is something I’ve heard used for decades now.

Member
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

My favorite is “Walker, Texas Butt Ranger.”

Ganderson
Ganderson
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

Squat Sergeant, Rump Ranger…

ChrisZ
ChrisZ
Reply to  Calsdad
4 years ago

Admittedly, my saint-like innocence leaves me with some blind spots, Carl. Happy to have given you some amusement.

To the rest of you: thanks for the amusement you’ve given ME today. John Smith, you killed me again with “colon cowboy.”

Vizzini
Member
Reply to  ChrisZ
4 years ago

To cut through all the other euphemisms being thrown around here: “Man who likes to thrust his hard penis in other men’s rectums.”

King Tut
King Tut
Reply to  ChrisZ
4 years ago

Dancing in the downstairs ballroom.

c matt
c matt
Reply to  John Smith
4 years ago

any voter with a triple digit IQ will see it

Unfortunately, there aren’t enough of those to win an election.

Educated.redneck
Educated.redneck
Reply to  John Smith
4 years ago

I see it a bit differently. In sportsball, when your team is up by 6 touchdowns with 3 minutes to go in the fourth, you send in your third stringers to get some time on the grass. It has been 28 years since an incumbent president lost. This is the Enemy letting the JV squad get some exercise in the limelight when the likelihood of success is so low that they dont care.

Vizzini
Member
Reply to  Educated.redneck
4 years ago

They will play it like that, in the event of the loss, but, tell me, where is their first string hiding? Who would that be? They hate Trump with a fiery passion and want him to lose this election. They don’t have anyone better.

DLS
DLS
Reply to  Vizzini
4 years ago

Andrew Cuomo is the only one I can think of. Yes, a lefty loon, but at least a governor of a large state. Seriously, Senator from Vermont/Massachusetts/Delaware? Mayor of South Bend? Good lord.

Major Hoople
Major Hoople
Member
Reply to  DLS
4 years ago

Cuomo is a man you can genuinely despise, and feel good about the hate. TimNY

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Major Hoople
4 years ago

Major, it will now and forever be the Tappan Zee Bridge in my heart. Never will such sacrilege cross these lips.

Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
Reply to  Alzaebo
4 years ago

and the “Ed Koch Bridge”
will forever be
“The 59th Street Bridge”
(although offially it’s The Queensborough Bridge)

la la la la, feeling groovy.
(simon & garfinkel.. 59th st bridge song)

c matt
c matt
Reply to  Educated.redneck
4 years ago

I think it is more that they see beating Trump will be difficult, even if possible. The first stringers, such as they are, want a sure thing which the Hildebeast thought she had. So a smart first stringer, knowing Trump is gone by 2024 regardless, waits it out. Neither bench is very deep, and in GOPland, Trump is absolutely a one-off. Michael Obama is biding its time.

Ris_Eruwaedhiel
Ris_Eruwaedhiel
4 years ago

James O’Keefe released a video of a Bernie Sanders field organizer by the name of Kyle Jurek suggesting gulags for the purpose of re-educating Trump voters and billionaires.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/01/14/project-veritas-bernie-sanders-field-organizer-suggests-gulags-to-help-nazified-trump-voters/

The irony of Jewish Bolshevism is that Jews are the wealthiest segment of the US population – will Michael Bloomberg end up breaking rocks in the hot sun under co-tribalist Bernie Sanders regime? Will they be exempt or is it just a matter of one faction of The Tribe wresting control from another faction?

This isn’t going to end well nor are we voting our way out of this.

Berglander
Berglander
Reply to  Ris_Eruwaedhiel
4 years ago

It’s not at all ironic-in the Bolshevik system they institute, they are still the richest. AND…they get special clubs and houses, and even their own lands (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_Autonomous_Oblast Funny tho, since that place needed like, akshull fisukull laber, it failed)

Ris_Eruwaedhiel
Ris_Eruwaedhiel
Reply to  Berglander
4 years ago

Jews did well in the early Soviet Union, but were gradually pushed out of power following WWII. In the 1970s, Jews decided that they were being “persecuted” in the Soviet Union and successfully lobbied for the Jackson-Vanik amendment that opened the doors to Jewish emigration from the USSR and eastern Europe (except for Poland).

It was a difficult life for most of the people in the Soviet Union, except for the nomenklatura cloud people elite, but only the Jews mattered.

I think that zionists hoped that the eastern European Jews would resettle in Israel, but most preferred the US.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Ris_Eruwaedhiel
4 years ago

Jackson-Vanik emigration was a great excuse to empty out Russia’s prisons of the Red Mafya, a Jewish cartel.

Ris_Eruwaedhiel
Ris_Eruwaedhiel
Reply to  Alzaebo
4 years ago

The so-called “Russian” mafia really is the “Russian Jewish” mafia.

Same thing happened in 1980 with the Mariel boatlift from Cuba to Miami in 1980.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Ris_Eruwaedhiel
4 years ago

The Mariel boatlift was bio-bombs, wasn’t it?
Cuban soldiers in Angola had picked up AIDS from village whores who ate bush meat.
AIDS originated as SIDA in chimps; people who butcher bush meat are awash in the contaminated blood.

AIDS got into the prisons, where it ran wild. Those infected Cuban prisoners were sent to Key West, the kingdom of rich gays.

Their proclivities is why it became a homosexual epidemic in the U.S.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Alzaebo
4 years ago

Whoops, forgot. A great many of Red Mafya also had tuberculosis. That’s what gave vassal Castro the idea.

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Ris_Eruwaedhiel
4 years ago

About that time (70’s), Israel also received about 1M Soviet “Jews”. Israel initially was happy as these new arrivals built up the number of Jews in proportion to Arab Israelis. However, this seems to have been a Hobbesian bargain. These new “Jews” were as a rule fairly secular, knew little about Judaism, were not Zionists, and had few records which the Rabbis could use to authenticate their true “Jewishness” upon arrival. Proof needed was to authenticate your Jewish matriarchal lineage at least through your grandmother—perhaps even farther. The effect is that recently Israel has begun to change some of their… Read more »

Ris_Eruwaedhiel
Ris_Eruwaedhiel
Reply to  Compsci
4 years ago

Since 1970, anyone who is one-fourth Jewish is allowed to settle in Israel on the grounds that if that was good enough for Adolf Hitler that is good enough for them. Any number of “Jewish” settlers are Christian in faith.

Didn’t know about the change in religious laws. The Haredis, welfare-leeching draft dodgers, seek to shove their views down everyone else’s throat. Politicians pander to them because they vote as a bloc.

Israel doesn’t have magic dirt? My, my.

Mike_C
Mike_C
Reply to  Ris_Eruwaedhiel
4 years ago

“The Haredis, welfare-leeching draft dodgers” I recall having lunch with two former IDF officers one day. They got on the subject of the Haredim. One opined that they should be compelled to do military service like everyone else. The other was horrified. “Can you imagine one of those people rising to a position of authority? Nuclear codes in the hands of one of THEM?” They both grimaced at the thought. It was a highly educational lunch. I barely said a word, just fixed a stupid look on my face (not hard to do for me, some say), lest I staunch… Read more »

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

The killing off of those they hate will continue to be repackaged and slowly rolled out. Bill Ayers floated this in 1970 as the roots of take over by the Weather Underground. Throw 25 million in “re-education camps” then kill them for not being re-educable. Ayers got a cushie job at the U of Illinois teaching pliable dumb young minds

Bernie is a Jewish gutter Commie like the type my parents ran with in the Commie party to uphold the 10 pillars of Communism and destroy America.

https://pjmedia.com/blog/eyewitness-to-the-ayers-revolution/

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Range Front Fault
4 years ago

Range, thanks. I was trying to remember where I heard such. These folk are not like us. There will be no accommodation if they obtain absolute power. The mere discussion of such things show how amoral they are. That they remain breathing shows how we have allowed our virtues to be used against us.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Compsci
4 years ago

“Guilty as hell, free as a bird”- Bill (((Ayers)))
with gf Bernadine (((Dhorn))).

Young Jews On The Make is why the Weather Underground, SDS, Black Panthers, United Slaves, and Rican FLAN (131 bombs!) always had plenty of free, pro bono legal representation.

Marko
Marko
Reply to  Ris_Eruwaedhiel
4 years ago

I was a Bernie supporter in 2016. There is something off about 2020-version Bernie. His support seems to have shifted from Old Left sensibilities to Antifa sensibilites.

ReturnOfBestGuest
ReturnOfBestGuest
Reply to  Marko
4 years ago

I was young when Bernie was the mayor of Burlington. Believe it or not he was fiscally conservative because there was no other option. I suppose what’s happened to him, happens to every candidate. For which there is ample evidence and is never addressed.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Marko
4 years ago

I saw “Feel the Bern” written in rocks by Utah’s salt flats, and painted on barns in Ohio.
Made me smile.

Mark Steyn calls Burlington, Vermont “the capitol of Bernistan”. Feel the Bern!

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  Marko
4 years ago

Bernie’s Antifa sensibilities = Soros bux plus the need to go ever more radical to be heard. The guy knows who butters his bread.

LineInTheSand
LineInTheSand
Reply to  Marko
4 years ago

Marko, can you describe the changes in your political outlook that led you here? Spencer was interviewed by Alex Jones and Jones kept emphasizing his suspicion of Jason Kessler, who organized Cvile, had campaigned for Obama. Jones couldn’t believe that such a transition could be sincere.

I hope that we will gain many converts from the left, who were motivated by concerns about the environment or the excesses of crony capitalism.

Marko
Marko
Reply to  LineInTheSand
4 years ago

It was the immigration issue first…i couldn’t understand why a “leftist” party would eagerly choose to import workers and depress wages. Naturally that led to me noticing the anti-white biases of the party, then of the New Left in general. The alt-right/d-right attracted me because it was largely anti-capitalist, anti-immigration, anti-war, and was more realistic about social issues if you ignored the memes and paid attention to the coherent voices. If you liked Trump’s policies but didn’t like his style or personality, as I didn’t, Bernie was an excellent alternative. In 2016.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Ris_Eruwaedhiel
4 years ago

I call that indulgence the price of the waiver.
“Buying your way out” and “pay me to go away” are parts of their weird economy.

The prices are based on judges, not inventory.
This ain’t capitalism.

Mike_C
Mike_C
Reply to  Ris_Eruwaedhiel
4 years ago

“Jews are the wealthiest segment of the US population” Not at all! A gross libel and base canard! When it comes to tallying up wealth, Jews are 110% (sic) white. This serves two purposes: 1) conceal the wealth and success of Jews (on the whole); 2) supports the white privilege narrative. Jews are a distinct group only when it comes to being persecuted victims who need special protections and exemptions. This is why we have numerous reports saying that “Asians are the highest income group in the US, exceeding even whites.” Asians are being hoisted above the ramparts to draw… Read more »

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

Trump was the first politician to point and say the emperor has no clothes. At that point, the emperor has two choices: Abdicate due to the loss of confidence or kill the guy pointing at him.

GloboSchlomo can’t afford a Trump. If he questions even a part of their operation without repercussions, other whites might start questioning other aspects of their regime. What holds whites down is 1) never-ending propaganda and 2) fear of losing everything. Trump threatens both of those.

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

CSC—Yes, Trump threatens everything including his own followers.

The emperor does have only two choices. My money is on first destroying Trump and then coming after his “Nazi/Putin/KKK deplorables.” Trump has proven difficult but once he is out of the way I shudder to think how fast they may come after us.

Trump was unexpected. No repeat will be allowed.

Dr. Dre
Dr. Dre
Reply to  ExNativeSon
4 years ago

And Trump will be replaced by . . . ? The Dems are running out of viable candidates. Just read that Cory’s done. I hate to say it but my money’s on Pence ending up as Pres. for a little while at least til everything else gets sorted out.

Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
Reply to  Dr. Dre
4 years ago

Nixon/Agnew/Ford/Rockefeller

Trump/Pence get re-elected.
Pence resigns
Trump appoints Steve Bannon as VP; senate approves.
Trump resigns a year or two later.
Bannon becomes Potus.
Bannon appoints Tucker Carlson as VP;
senate approves.
Bannon/Carlson get voted in 2024 & re-elected in 2028.

voila.

Mark Auld
Mark Auld
Reply to  Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
4 years ago

I like it…but what are you smoking again?

bilejones
Member
Reply to  Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
4 years ago

Almost.
Pence has accident.
Or.
Trump and Pence have accident.
Pelosi takes the reigns.
Pelosi appoints Clinton as VP
Pelosi has accident.

Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
Nunnya Bidnez, jr.
Reply to  bilejones
4 years ago

Man, don’t harsh my mellow.

DLS
DLS
Reply to  Dr. Dre
4 years ago

“The Dems are running out of viable candidates.” That’s what I said when they nominated a racial grifter with no real world or political experience, followed by a shrill harpy grifter with a pedo husband.

Marko
Marko
4 years ago

I wouldn’t say Trump is hated for “who he is or who he represents”. Trump himself is a capitalist, a promoter, and a 1980s Democrat. Nothing terribly outlandish. I do think he scared the ruling class because he was able to cut through the political establishment with ease and be elected to the nation’s highest office. Up until then, it was a given that you go thru years of sausage-making and making allies with media types and donors. What the ruling class wants is a return to the manufactured consent. They hope that 2016 was a one-off aberration, and 2020… Read more »

c matt
c matt
Reply to  Marko
4 years ago

Exactly – it is not so much Trump himself or that he could actually change anything, but what irks them is people voted for him against the elite’s wishes and explicit instructions to the contrary.

Vegetius
Vegetius
4 years ago

In the long run, this farce is about Jews trying to rig a narrative so the robot historians will settle on their version of events.

Epaminondas
Member
4 years ago

None of this will prevent a future, more determined version of Trump to turn over the political table. He walks among us now. In fact, the new, more fanatic morality will make Trump 2.0 stand out even more sharply from the rest. If you think you’re seeing the elites panic now, just wait.

Dutch
Dutch
4 years ago

“Henry Ford’s choice of colors”. Maybe since at least Eisenhower, and his warning about the “military-industrial complex”, and since JFK (why was he killed?), we have actually had no political choice anyway, only two sides of the same representatives of the elite—a rigged game. Trump has exposed the rigging, and the gloves are now off. Bloomberg and Steyer are the rich goons trying to re-rig the game, and all the other political wackos are trying to climb on board for their own personal benefit. Helluva a railroad we have running here.

Marko
Marko
Reply to  Dutch
4 years ago

I would say since the advent of mainstream media…post-WW2 or maybe post WW1…our choices have been curated. Third-party candidates often did well in national elections before then. I think Theo Roosevelt was the last third-partier to do any damage, until Perot in 1992 (Perot didn’t win any states, though). 2016 was a great opportunity for a third-partier and we got…Gary Johnson?? 2020 is an opportunity too, but there’s no way Tulsi or Bernie runs third-party, because muh loyalty. This railroad sucks.

sirlancelot
sirlancelot
4 years ago

Haven’t really noticed too much about the impeachment on the local news. Of course it’s all they ever talk about on the cable channels. It’s hilarious at the gym. You have Fox News on one side as you say Z screaming about the democrats and then CNN on the other side screaming about the republicans or more aptly “orange man bad”. The good news is it’s never talked about at work and haven’t heard any of the kids mentioning it either. Even progressives aren’t even trying to indoctrinate their children with this political nonsense. There seems to be more concern… Read more »

MemeWarVet
MemeWarVet
4 years ago

So our choices for the next four years are:

-Carry water for ZioCon Infinity Wars

Or

-Attempt to outmaneuver a doddering old Commie

Which one are we taking?

Exile
Exile
Member
Reply to  MemeWarVet
4 years ago

Commie FTW. Our ranks grew when normie-frogs started smelling what Barack was cookin’. Zion Don’s slow-cooking patriotard sauce is putting them back to sleep.

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  MemeWarVet
4 years ago

I’ll take the first choice. Trump keeps giving them Pyrrhic victories. The empire is wearing out its welcome over there. It’s a kind of accelerationism.

Too weak domestically to deal with a commie. Might already be past the tipping point. What little Trump has done is at least something.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  MemeWarVet
4 years ago

A two-front war?

Keep Southron males fighting a Yankee war to prevent the Iranian Crescent;

While their women, the radical feminists who rule communication, attack men here at home.

The secret societies of that foreign overlord, the Beltway, speak a different language.
Their moral code is hard to translate, because they’re quietly hostile mafias, raiders.

The Cloud capitols have foreign ways, laws, economics, sciences, organization.

It’s a stratum thing. They’re separate countries.

We’re hearing vultures in the upper branches squawk amongst themselves.

Brahma
Brahma
Member
Reply to  MemeWarVet
4 years ago

After Trump it’ll be Potus AOC anyway

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  Brahma
4 years ago

No way she wins NY, PA, NJ, FL, or any other state with a significant PR population.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Paintersforms
4 years ago

The war between Rican East and Mexico West will be epic

Brahma
Brahma
Member
Reply to  Paintersforms
4 years ago

Or Calif. Oregon, Washington,Texas(which will be blue then) the Baby Boomer generation is dying off and she’s the Queen of millenials. She’ll landslide

JR Wirth
JR Wirth
4 years ago

The problem with an already aloof, degenerate elite becoming even more aloof, is that the big problems of our society (including looming insolvency) continue to go unsolved, are incapable of being solved, and the whole system is put at jeopardy without them even knowing it. It’s a recipe for things going up in a bonfire. Trump lost my vote about when he appointed John Bolton, so that was awhile ago. If anyone still cares about immigration (his signature issue) he totally caved on the H1Bs two days ago. I’m willing to vote for Bernie Sanders just to throw more oily… Read more »

ReturnOfBestGuest
ReturnOfBestGuest
Reply to  JR Wirth
4 years ago

Indeed. Anyone can look up Trump’s donation history. Or those of his kids and in-laws. I genuinely want someone to ask him if he really believed what he said in his tweets from 2011 to 2017 when he reversed so many of his positions.

Brahma
Brahma
Member
Reply to  JR Wirth
4 years ago

I agree!

joey junger
joey junger
4 years ago

There’s a problem, or two problems for the elite, as regards continuing to get what they want. Not much carrot, and not as much stick as they think they have. The cliche that people with full bellies don’t revolt doesn’t take into account how poisonous the food is; Netflix and processed fast food is not keeping white people from dying in numbers greater than seen in some wars.Then to the stick: yes they have a surveillance state and lunatics doxxing people, but it’s a “compound eye” as you pointed out, and not only is it imperfect, it’s embarrassingly bad and… Read more »

JZs
JZs
4 years ago

Save for a relative few moonbats on the left, no one really thinks the impeachment is anything beyond a partisan lynching. And I think there’s little chance there will be a show trial, which would surely implicate deep state criminals. The likely scenario will be a summary vote to dismiss.

And another thing. If the economy doesn’t nosedive south, Trump will win in a landslide, even with the usual massive shithole urban area voter fraud.

Yves Vannes
Yves Vannes
Member
4 years ago

The more volatility injected into the system the better.

The balloon needs to go up. At this point that’s the only way. Which means that things are going to get a lot worse.

Trying to or hoping to reform something this far gone is to spend a thousand years fighting a million small battles. Let the lunatics have a go at it. They will quickly simplify the choices for everyone.

ReturnOfBestGuest
ReturnOfBestGuest
Reply to  Yves Vannes
4 years ago

It hasn’t been genuine volatility and won’t be until we bring the puppet-masters to justice.

Mark Auld
Mark Auld
Reply to  Yves Vannes
4 years ago

Is it here now on the 20th in VA. Ala Matt Bracken ? Could be nothing, could be a fuse gets lit. Things are definitely not normal for the good old US of A. You’re looking at the aftermath, but that’s a hellava storm headed our way.

Rwc1963
Rwc1963
Reply to  Yves Vannes
4 years ago

And they are. Look at CA, NYC locales and VA which they are turning into s**t holes and making the locales unlivable.

But just wait until Trump is gone and they can issue EO’s like crazy, implement the Green New Deal, etc. It will be hell on Earth for Normie Americanus in short order.

The thing is the Left really really hates us and wants us dead and gone. So it;s war against us. BTW it;s already ongoing but few notice it.

We don’t have 50 years to build “communities” we have 5 at most before it gets spicy.

Exile
Exile
Member
Reply to  Rwc1963
4 years ago

RWC has no plan for what to do in those 5 years (see above for another response to this trolling).

If collective community action is futile, what’s the alternative?

If we’re wrong, why doesn’t RWC ever say what is to be done in these crucial Last 5 Years of Whiteness? Why don’t they ever tell us what the better plan is?

tz1
Member
4 years ago

“No society has tried to combine extreme egalitarianism, the blank slate and democracy into a civic religion. Since two legs of that stool are in direct conflict with human nature,”  Not quite. There was never “egalitarianism” until around 1960, perhaps later. It was Equality in the Jeffersonian definition. Equal before God. Equal before the Law. Also the “blank slate” was not accepted, except in the sense that everyone has free will and can choose virtue over vice and thus is responsible for their actions. Thomas Sowell noted the problem of liberals (and libertarians) is a version of this that humans… Read more »

TheLastStand
Reply to  tz1
4 years ago

It was the natural result of democracy, which has obvious incentives for the leaders to expand the electorate. Jefferson’s rhetoric was weaponized as an accelerant. Combine the above with the new mythology established by the victors of the War Between the States and you get the present circumstances.

Your objection sounds like the eternal refrain of libertarians or communists, “That wasn’t real (insert preferred system here).

Exile
Exile
Member
Reply to  tz1
4 years ago

Civic nationalism is a two-legged stool. It doesn’t work and never will. Clown World is its inevitable outcome. It’s a flaw of design not implementation. Humans want to live in small groups that are like them, not billion-man polities of strangers who look, sound, smell and behave differently. That’s a feature, not a bug. Any project that demands we treat affinity and cohesion as pathologies is doomed to fail and inflict misery in the failing. Z called the shot and pocket on this long ago. Civic Nationalism, like other forms of libertarianism, is Dungeons & Dragons for suburban White guys.… Read more »

Dinothedoxie
Dinothedoxie
Reply to  Exile
4 years ago

A two legged stool does work provided you keep your feet on the ground or have the “stool” leaning on a solid object (ladder).

Al from da Nort
Al from da Nort
Reply to  tz1
4 years ago

tz;
Yeah, it’s almost as though ‘God gave us over… Simple, we rejected Him, so He lets us have our own way, good and hard.

IOW, no virtue, no republic.

G Lordon Giddy
G Lordon Giddy
4 years ago

Another example.
The Washington inner circle cloud people are circling the wagons on the FISA courts. They could care less how corrupt they look to us dirt people. They will rig it all no matter what we think.
Joe DiGenova is livid. But will it matter?
Doubt it.
https://youtu.be/-zHkEXc31rM

Ris_Eruwaedhiel
Ris_Eruwaedhiel
Reply to  G Lordon Giddy
4 years ago

That along with the murder of Epstein. They don’t care about what the Dirt People think.

Lineman
Lineman
Reply to  Ris_Eruwaedhiel
4 years ago

I have to ask does even Dirt people care about what other Dirt people think…When you don’t have Community it’s a free for all out there…

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

Given some time the FISA courts will be used on second amendment guys. When the left defines the words that we use then the word “terrorist” that is used on a Persian general can also easily be used on a guy from the sticks of Virginia who just wants to keep his guns.
Trump is doing the bidding of the military industrial complex just like Bush or Obama.
And the FISA court reform rigging shows that those courts are nothing but a tool to be used against us.

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  G Lordon Giddy
4 years ago

Interesting that the FISA court has “come out” as a deep state entity. They didn’t need to do that at this time, but they chose to do so. Same with Virginia and the 2A. My spider sense tells me that the other side thinks that things are not going their way, so they need to force the 2A issue, either to galvanize support for their side, to lure some 2A people to do something really stupid, or to call out the fake-stupid flying monkey 2A impersonators.

Exile
Exile
Member
Reply to  Dutch
4 years ago

Armed dissent in VA hits Them literally where they live and it’s a Defcon 1 in a symbolic/propaganda sense for Them as well. I’ll (again) caution folks participating in 2A activism there to expect that full weight of overt DS thuggery and covert COINTELPRO will likely be deployed, in conjunction with the cucked occupational government in Richmond. Watch your backs, guys. We’re working to make some space for you if and when they roll.

Rwc1963
Rwc1963
Reply to  Exile
4 years ago

Nothing panics the swamp people than a bunch of armed dirt people getting uppity in their neck of the woods. But the Left can’t help but being aggro against whitey every chance they get. This is a fight that shouldn’t be happening but the Left can’t stop pushing. It happened in CA(where I live) the same way, they won and just kept on restricting and punishing ordinary people. I have every confidence they will push us to the point we do fight back and it won’t be very long before they do. VA could be the starting point or it… Read more »

Compsci
Compsci
4 years ago

While reading Z-man’s posting today, I could only think of Iran as an allegory. The Iranian revolution dumped—exchanged—a monarch for an Imam while setting up or retaining ostensibly a democratic government “elected” by the people. Time and again, the elected Iranian government has been overruled by the current supreme Imam. Indeed, a few of the early elected officials simply disappeared when they did not toe the line. Seems we have the Deep State as our Imam—albeit not as identifiable—and our political class that do their bidding. And then there’s Trump, where the comparison breaks down. If the Deep State were… Read more »

Ris_Eruwaedhiel
Ris_Eruwaedhiel
Reply to  Compsci
4 years ago

Excellent point. There are multiple political parties in Iran, but they are all Supreme Imam-approved. I think that there were multiple political parties in Communist Poland, but, again, within a narrow range of acceptable ideas. Tweedle-dee vs. tweedle-dum.

Marko
Marko
Reply to  thezman
4 years ago

In which America’s theocracy has shifted from Protestantism to Progressivism I assume?

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  Compsci
4 years ago

“If the deep state were…powerful…Trump would have been gone long ago”. Two alternative theses, either the deep state is not that powerful, or Trump is in on it in his own way.

Ursula
Ursula
Reply to  Dutch
4 years ago

Yeah, Trump is a disrupter as well as a deal-maker. He also has children and grand-children that he wants to protect and for them to have a future.

Mike_C
Mike_C
Reply to  Dutch
4 years ago

Alternative alternative thesis. The Deep State is setting Trump up for a huge fall. Playing 16D chess to his supposed 4D chess as it were. Let the masses blow off some steam, then reveal him as a false prophet actually screwing the people.

Not that I necessarily believe this. Because I think our not-so-secret rulers are intelligent, cunning, paranoid, and ruthless, but not at all wise. And terribly lacking in self-awareness. They are not nearly as strong or powerful as they wish us to believe.

Severian
4 years ago

The historian in me wants to say “Sounds like we’re in for another Period of the Wars of Religion,” with Globohomo substituting for whichever creed you feel was the most obnoxious and aggressive in that particular…ummmm…century and a half of constant warfare. But the human in me really hopes not, because of that “century and a half of constant warfare” thing. If our great-great-great grandchildren feel like giving stuff like “representative government” and “indoor plubming” another go, they absolutely must learn how to deal with religious fanatics (of whatever religion). Personally, I like “mission trips” — to the world’s least… Read more »

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

Sev; As a historian, I’m sure you recognize some parallels to what happened the last time a major faction of the Democrat Party absolutely refused to accept the results of a Presidential election (in 1860) because they felt that their way of life was under assault. The D reaction to 2016 sure looks like they think that their tax/debt funded, interlocking NGO, slush fund passing way of life is under assault now (and I can only hope that it is – the evidence is mixed at best). I’d say that one obvious difference between 1860 and now this that the… Read more »

Felix Krull
Member
4 years ago

The Israeli first zealot, Ben Shapiro, has repeatedly said he opposes Trump on moral grounds.

Morals: the last refuge of the scoundrel.

c matt
c matt
4 years ago

The point is not to remove Trump, but to codify him in such a way that his presence reinforces the new morality. This is highly probable (although there are no doubt some who sincerely want removal). The FTN guys brought up a good point – if they really wanted him removed, they would have added/amended the articles of impeachment to add the Soleimani assassination, which is a legit real high crime, rather than this Ukraine bs. Instead, they stick with the bs article knowing the Senate will never convict, everyone gets their talking points and pony show to wag around… Read more »

M. B. Lamar
M. B. Lamar
Reply to  c matt
4 years ago

Exactly – Fordian democracy isn’t new at all, but hereafter it will be strictly enforced, I suspect. Romney controls the RNC this time around through his niece. Who knows what they’re cooking up for 2020.

JerseyJeffersonian
JerseyJeffersonian
Reply to  c matt
4 years ago

Eh, since when would whacking some effective Iranian be considered a form of High Treason or Misdemeanor by TPTB? Quintessentially, it was a Zionist pipedream, and a possible route to an all-out military confrontation with Iran. Rather, I view it as a continuation of the NeoCohen’s strategy of managing information flow to Trump through having him surrounded by no one but themselves as channels and advisors, not to say that in this case it was difficult for them since Trump has an express dislike for Iran. Now, I would like to hope that, yet again, he gives the NeoCohen’s something,… Read more »

karl Mchungus
karl Mchungus
4 years ago

or, the democrats are just insane asshats who do random shit hoping it somehow pays off for them.

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
4 years ago

It will also give Trump the chance to expose them as hypocrites. He’s good at that because he’s honestly corrupt. Strangely one of his best qualities.

Whitney
Member
Reply to  Paintersforms
4 years ago

They don’t care that they’re hypocrites and neither do their followers. It might give us some visceral pleasure but it doesn’t have any real impact on that side. What they care about is separating themselves from the hoi polloi and that’s why they move towards these increasingly bizarre novelties to prove how much better they are from the common people.

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  Whitney
4 years ago

That could be the case, but I wonder then why they took pains to hide it this long. That tells me they either now think they’ve got it sewn up or it’s a panicked last ditch effort to maintain control.

BadThinker
BadThinker
Reply to  Paintersforms
4 years ago

The ‘Spirit Cooking’ thing should have been front and center news – ‘what weird cult are the politicos mixed up in, 20/20 investigates’, but was buried so incredibly fast… I think it’s starting to leak out because of the fracturing ability of the mainstream media to maintain control over what the public actually sees.

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  BadThinker
4 years ago

One unfortunate aspect of the “spirit cooking” thing, is that it has lost its ability to shock, as time passes. Back in the day, not that long ago, it was a major “WTF” episode. Now we are to the point of “Of course that stuff is real, would you expect any better from that crowd?”, and then half the people vote for them anyway, because whatever…the culture we live in has devolved so quickly…

Exile
Exile
Member
Reply to  Dutch
4 years ago

Dutch, underneath it all I think the numbness stems from the realization that there isn’t a short, easy and wholly-legal road out this. Revolution’s going to be a long-term minority-population project unless and until the Empire or Fate does something that makes normie circumstances more broadly intolerable. Globohomo wants power more than the broad mass of normies want them out. We have to change that or at least learn to do more with less in terms of numbers. That magic 25% tipping point number for dissident views to mainstream is doable, but it’s going to take a lot of work… Read more »

Rwc1963
Rwc1963
Reply to  Exile
4 years ago

The Left will overplay it’s hand once it gets back the executive, count on it. You see it at the state level in CA, NY, VA where the Left is taking a wrecking ball to their respective states and declaring war on normies. In VA a Muzzie state pol has proposed legislation to install low income multi-family units in all white neighborhoods / communities. And lets not forget their really overt gun grab that could go hot this year. In NYC, bank robbers are being let out on no bail rules. A&B gets you a fine. Witness a crime and… Read more »

Exile
Exile
Member
Reply to  Rwc1963
4 years ago

RWC is back with more all lip and no action trolling. The enemy is more than “the Left” and they intend to hijack America, not “destroy” it. They’re pulling off a heist, not a demolition. Calling enemies “evil and insane” is part of their playbook, not mine. The truly dangerous ones aren’t merely crazy or evil, they just weaponize those who are. I’ve asked RW for weeks if they have any ideas for anything we can do that are better than ours. No response. Sitting atomized and alone in some urban sh*thole spamming “I told you geezers so” as your… Read more »

DLS
DLS
Reply to  Whitney
4 years ago

They are proud of being hypocrites. They think they’re clever, and enjoy rubbing our noses in it.

gay cunnnnz
gay cunnnnz
4 years ago

Doesn’t a Senate impeachment trial, at this moment, force a difficult choice on any senators who might also be campaigning for the Democratic nomination? If you go to New Hampshire in the next few weeks, you’re absconding from the trial of the century: you’re in dereliction of duty as far as the Democratic base is concerned, and even the smarter primary voters might concede you’ve handed the Republicans a powerful argument with their base, and maybe swing voters too. (“He voted for impeachment and didn’t attend the trial, see, they already made their minds up, they don’t care about evidence!”)… Read more »

Rcocean
Rcocean
4 years ago

The DC establishment has now Normalized impeachment as a political weapon against “outsiders”. That’s why the refusal of Senate R’s to dismiss this partisan sham with a simple vote is so important. Next time, McConnell is saying, we might vote to convict, no matter how slim the evidence. Its sad, but the American people have not supported Trump, but the establishment, at the ballot box. Jones replaced Sessions, they elected Mittens, and they gave Pelosi the House. The true “enemy of the people” is “the people”. They’ll need their noses rubbed in it, good and hard, before they’ll change. Assuming… Read more »

bilejones
Member
4 years ago

This piece on organization (va specific) is well worth a read.
via Remus, of course
http://raconteurreport.blogspot.com/2020/01/common-sense-resistance.html

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  bilejones
4 years ago

This is about Virginia 2A issues, but needs to be read by anyone who wants to actually get something done, organizing and building an effective and strong community that looks out for you and for each other.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  bilejones
4 years ago

Holy smokes, bile, that is a Must Read for organizers.

Commonsense, fun, and quick to the point.
Now THIS is a plan.
Darn near a Holy Grail.

Rwc1963
Rwc1963
Reply to  bilejones
4 years ago

This is a plan and good one. Play to your strength and not the enemy’s. Build up home base and get ready when they come. Fight them on your turf not theirs.

Like Aesop says at the end:

And it isn’t going to get you killed, injured, or ridiculed as gun-toting racist nitwits.
It might get you killed, injured, or ridiculed as gun-toting patriots, but yet again, I thought that possibility was the whole point.

Member
Reply to  bilejones
4 years ago

Join the discussion…Thanks.
I thought it was a pretty good idea when I wrote it. 😉

ursel doran
ursel doran
4 years ago

SUPERB work Sir, as usual, THANKS!!! I submit there is another MAJOR factor at work here. Dims want to get the stealing rights back! TRILLIONS at stake to be clipped or controlled. Well documented. $21 TRILLION unaccounted for out of the Pentagon. Cash on pallets delivered to Iran, $150 Billion. Was it theirs we stole, who knows. Clinton Foundation grifting for One or Two Billion. Delusion of the Dims to tax the Rich. Will the money trickle down to the folks, or go to Lockheed Martin for more $150 Mill. planes that half cannot get off the ground for maintenance… Read more »

Jack Dobson
Jack Dobson
4 years ago

Impeachment is such a blatantly Jewish project it cannot help but be a good thing in the long run. It shows even a Zionist stooge like Trump will be targeted if he isn’t approved by the Tribe. It’s possibly the most red-pilling event imaginable and that’s exactly what the white population needed. I want to see Trump re-elected (and suspect he will be handily) largely because the Deep State/Left/Inner State will go even more insane and this in turn will red-pill even more people. The blatantly Jewish impeachment project, along with the naked disdain for the white masses, has radicalized… Read more »

Mike_C
Mike_C
Reply to  Jack Dobson
4 years ago

I’m not sure you’re correct, but I sure hope you are. From your keyboard to God’s ear.

Oh. Sorry, special people, I meant “From your keyboard to G-d’s ear.”

Dunno why, but that g-dash-d thing has always annoyed me.

Ryan
Ryan
4 years ago

In Iran they actually have a branch of government call the Guardian Council whose job is to vet candidates for office to make sure they comport with the public morality of the ruling class. Their Constitution is a surprisingly well thought out system IMO. It’s a quite authentic mixture of democracy and theocracy.

Al from da Nort
Al from da Nort
4 years ago

Bit late to the party, but here’s my shot at diagnosing the TDS (Trump Derangement Syndrome) virus making the Cloud People openly crazy. I think that Lt Col Vindman (yes, seriously) gave us the key in his impeachment testimony. He cited ‘the interagency process’ as who/what should be in charge of US foreign policy, not Pres. Trump. IOW, these are Process People and P Trump is a Results Guy. So all of a sudden they don’t matter because their expertise is worthless and their claim to rule is nullified. Simplistic, sure, but not every question has a complex answer, though… Read more »

hokkoda
Member
4 years ago

I think the ruling class’ new moral code becomes the dividing line between the two new parties that are emerging in the US right now. I agree that they’ll use it to define who is “not them” – their signature “that’s not who we are” is their calling card. Obviously, they don’t mean “we” as in “Americans”. They mean “we” as in “the ruling class”. So, it is a help means to discriminate between the ruling class and the ruled. “We” does not include “me”. Hence the two utterly different sets of rules they operate under. In their law book,… Read more »

SamlAdams
SamlAdams
4 years ago

If anyone watched the “John Adams” mini-series, there is a priceless moment where Adams walks into the court of Louis XVI for the first time. That is how it increasingly feels watching the circus of our ruling class. And we all know how that play ended.

Samladams
Samladams
Reply to  thezman
4 years ago

The look on his face is as though he set foot on the political “Island of Dr. Moreau” for the first time…

Augustulus Sol Aurelius XII
Augustulus Sol Aurelius XII
4 years ago

Maybe I’m not old enough to recognize any historical correlate, but I simply cannot see any coherent political platform arising out of the younger generation of democrats. After Biden and Bloomberg are gone, there will be no centrist, rational candidate to take the party forward. Every youthful dem upsets big business and especially the Zionist contingent in such a way that I predict a long republican rule to come, which is paradoxical and worrisome.

LineInTheSand
LineInTheSand
Reply to  Augustulus Sol Aurelius XII
4 years ago

The principle that unifies almost all national Democratic politicians younger than Warren is anti-traditional-white-man-ness and there soon will be enough non-whites and traitorous whites to win on that platform.

Most females I know, for example, would eagerly vote vote for such a candidate.

And if you include lots of H-1B visas and endless Middle East wars, most Republicans will support it too.

Ursula
Ursula
Reply to  Augustulus Sol Aurelius XII
4 years ago

The youthful dems, pliable and poorly educated, will easily be bought off by our alien overlords. And for those who won’t be bought off, unfortunate incidents can be arranged. Just observe the corruption and death that occurs in the politics and governance of our latino neighbors south of us for an idea of where we’re headed.

Augustulus Sol Aurelius XII
Augustulus Sol Aurelius XII
Reply to  Ursula
4 years ago

True true

Brahma
Brahma
Member
Reply to  Ursula
4 years ago

I would venture the US is worse than Argentina, Uruguay and Chile

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  Brahma
4 years ago

Chile is a very important instructional lesson. Things devolved very quickly, after four years of socialist rule that destroyed the internal workings of the system there. Things move slowly, then quickly. And they don’t fall on their own, they get pushed. Hard to see how it works until it is all over.

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  Augustulus Sol Aurelius XII
4 years ago

Hmm hadn’t looked at that angle. Makes a lot of sense. I figured Republicans would become the white party and enjoy another decade or 2 of success.

In that case business interests should consider the real cost of cheap labor.

BadThinker
BadThinker
Reply to  Paintersforms
4 years ago

Those business interests will be retired with their golden parachute before that real cost becomes apparent.

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  BadThinker
4 years ago

You’re right I forget nobody cares about the future anymore.

Brahma
Brahma
Member
Reply to  BadThinker
4 years ago

They don’t give a monkeys anyway. Perfectly content to live in a gated community and play golf

DLS
DLS
Reply to  Paintersforms
4 years ago

“I figured Republicans would become the white party and enjoy another decade or 2 of success.” No, they will continue to be the Democrat party from 10 years prior, as always.

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  DLS
4 years ago

I don’t know. More and more white people are realizing others see them as white whether or not they see themselves that way. It’s forcing a race consciousness.

And I’m not just postulating. I hear it from people.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Augustulus Sol Aurelius XII
4 years ago

What would Bernie or Liz do if things go south?

Brahma
Brahma
Member
Reply to  Alzaebo
4 years ago

Heart attack, nervous breakdown

Brahma
Brahma
Member
Reply to  Augustulus Sol Aurelius XII
4 years ago

Younger people feel the system is classiest and corrupt and have been brainwashed into hating Western culture. The majority of them want to destroy it and the rest are National Socialists. They justly see nothing to conserve

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  Brahma
4 years ago

It’s true. There isn’t much worth conserving. But look into history and there’s plenty worth renewing.

Brahma
Brahma
Member
Reply to  Paintersforms
4 years ago

Not enough human capital left

Ivar
Member
4 years ago

The media’s function is reduced to displaying a Potemkin Village for the Manager Class.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
4 years ago

Taki’s has a good article on “motte and bailey” defense, more easily understood as an “outpost protects the heartland” defense.

For example, Tibet is inhospitable and unimportant, except for one thing: running interference. If India held Tibet, they could easily attack the Chinese heartland.

So in addition to “moral signifiers”, the bizarre fetishes act as defensive outlands, drawing wasted fire and protecting what is truly important: the heartlands of position and stolen wealth.

madsubversive62
madsubversive62
4 years ago

I wonder if one can make the argument that the elite are more transparent in this time, than in any other time in history – due wholly to communicative technologies like the intenet, and what that means for the reaction, when it comes.

TomA
TomA
4 years ago

Me thinks the impeachment spectacle is clarifying the epidemic of insanity that currently infests DC. There are no adults in the room and the inmates are running the asylum. There will be a crash and burn moment, followed by chaos and conflict, revolution and civil war, a jackboot reaction, and the incipient rise of tyranny. Should this come to pass, the Mainstreet USA immune system will hopefully step forth the remedy this malady via focusing on the virus.

Walrus Aurelius
4 years ago

Got any thoughts on this ZMan?

https://www.vox.com/platform/amp/2020/1/14/21063591/modest-proposal-to-save-american-democracy-pack-the-union-harvard-law-review?

Seems the Elite are getting themselves accustomed to the idea of ruling openly, both a good and bad sign.

Jeff Malone
Jeff Malone
4 years ago

Wake up all, the real “Correction” is finally here and it will be all encompassing. The Barr/ Durham thing is a cleanup operation. Nothing of substance will come of that, a few things to try to fool us, but a cover-up of the most epic event in our country’s history. I believe that if you don’t see what is happening, you are not watching. Steel your resolve.