The Great Challenge

Note: The weekly post is up at Taki. This week it is about the school system in Lagos and how it relates to right-wing politics. I had some additional thoughts on the subject, which are posted behind the green door on the form of song.


In the West, the state tends to reserve its harshest punishments for those who break the law on purpose, with malice of forethought. The murderer that carefully stalked and killed a guy who insulted him at the bar gets a longer sentence than the guy who flew off the handle and killed a guy in a bar fight. The underlying assumption is that the former will kill again, because he chose to kill, while the latter is unlikely to kill, because he did so only under unique conditions.

This seems obvious at first blush, but there is a counter argument. The guy who flew off the handle and killed another man is not a rational person. He killed for no reason, while the other guy thought about his crime. Would you rather be in a room full of people who can fly off the handle at any time and kill you or in a room full of men who kill under specific conditions? In other words, committing a crime on purpose may not always be worse than committing a crime through negligence or impulse.

This is why so much of a criminal trial is about the motivations and the circumstances of the crime versus the plain facts. The verdict and the punishment are about public morality, not the facts of the crime. The guy who thought about his crime before committing it may have had good reasons to commit the crime. While we do not want people taking the law into their own hands, we can understand it in the cases where the crime comports with the moral code of society.

This sort of moral puzzle turns up in our politics. Last week the House passed an election “reform” bill. The point of the bill is to nationalize the chaos and fraud we saw in many states during the last election. The game of “pallets of ballots” showing up in the middle of the night will become a 50-state phenomenon. The Democrats think that because they have anathematized any discussion of election fraud, they can now institutionalize it at the national level.

The motivation for this is the salient question. Some argue that it is so they can win every election. This will give the Democrats and presumably the institutional Left absolute power. Others argue that the Left already has absolute power over the institutions, so the better explanation is ideology. They truly believe they are in a twilight struggle against the enemies of democracy. These reforms are part of the battle against the dark forces that allegedly subverted the 2016 election.

For most right-leaning people, the first answer is more pleasant, so it is the default option, even though the latter answer is more logical. Right-leaning people have been conditioned to think about politics in practical terms, even though left-wing people view politics in partisan terms. Conservatives just cannot let go of the belief that people operate from material self-interest. This mode of thought also leaves open the possibility that the Left is correct or at least partially correct.

This conundrum gets to the heart of the problem with the political system. It has always been a trick played on the majority. By convincing the majority of white people that the Left is always acting from cynical self-interest, the implication is that there is a deal to be struck. If the facts are made clear, then the Democrats will be reasonable either to avoid being seen as acting from cynical self-interest or because they see their interests lay in a bargain. Deal making is the highest virtue of the Right.

This gets back to the moral question at the start, Conservatives have concluded that logical evil is better than illogical evil. Part of their reason to exist is to sell the claim that the Democrats and the Left are rational actors, rather than partisans. They can promise to cut a deal with the rational actor, no matter how cynical the motives. There is no deal to be had with the partisan. The only deal to be made with a partisan is one that he sees as advancing his partisan interests.

Just like the motivation question regarding murder, the morality of the choices is not always clear when you look at the whole picture. The default position in politics is that the Left knows it is acting in bad faith. This self-awareness can be used to cut a deal, but why would anyone want to cut a deal with them? At least with the partisan, there is some chance they can be tricked into thinking a deal advances their interests or maybe their interests actually have a positive outcome.

If you go back to the beginnings of conservatism, it started with the premise that the other side was irredeemably wicked. If you watch Reagan’s speech on behalf of Barry Goldwater in 1964, Reagan sounded like he was talking about pure evil when he describes the politics of the Left. It is partisanship from the Right, in which he reduces politics to good guys and bad guys. More important, he excoriates his audience to be the good guys and be a partisan. That is the point of the speech.

This is the great challenge in fashioning an alternative to conservatism. The starting point must be that the Left, however defined, is unreasonable. There can be no bargain with them, because bargains are between reasonable parties. The point of right-wing politics is not defending the established order from left-wing attacks. The point of right-wing politics is to dispense with the moral distinction made by conservatives and focus on removing left-wing politics from society.

It is tempting to dismiss the recent past, particular that of the conservative movement, but there is a lesson to their failure. Whether by choice or by subversion, they moved from the original partisan position to a bourgeois rationalist position. Dissident politics must return to the original position of the Right, armed with the knowledge that anything undermining that binary view of the Left is as evil as the Left itself. The solution to conservative obsequiousness is right-wing radicalism.


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ABCer
ABCer
3 years ago

Here’s the real Fibbies you all tremble at the name of…

Let me give you literally the bottom line; they stole the gold.

https://apnews.com/article/fbi-looking-for-gold-pennsylvania-dig-site-9b6b5fc3f7550ba30edbca0845e911ce

Member
3 years ago

>Conservatives have concluded that logical evil is better than illogical evil. Bear with some dorkiness here: Have you ever seen the D&D good/evil/lawful/chaotic grid? (Here, if not: https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftse1.mm.bing.net%2Fth%3Fid%3DOIP.Zux9zjtHEmHClj5ntM7pOAHaGU%26pid%3DApi&f=1) So the deal is, people like to align in columns. A lawful+good person who strongly identifies with “good” will prefer chaotic good to lawful evil. But a lawful+good person who strongly identifies will “lawful” will prefer lawful evil to chaotic good. Most republicans strongly identify with “lawful.” That’s why when the supreme court says “gay marriage is moral” suddenly everyone gets in line and says “welp, it’s been decided.” Because they all… Read more »

ABCet
ABCet
3 years ago

Yes, the American Left is evil and insane it must be destroyed.

Let that be the cry we match to.

Lucius Sulla
Lucius Sulla
Reply to  ABCet
3 years ago

American umbra dēlenda est

krustykurmudgeon
krustykurmudgeon
3 years ago

Z,
Are you a Reaganite? I always thought he was the godfather of finklethink.

As for the why of this legislation being passed – go to these twitter accounts. The overwhelming theme I get is that this may be the democrats last chance
@davidshor (most of his hot takes are as replies, so be sure to hit T&R)
@ronbrownstein
@ezralevin
@brianefallon

Zorost
Zorost
3 years ago

The Spanish Civil War has some interesting lessons to be learned. They beat the Left in a war, then after the peace was signed the Left went right back to subverting and sneering. When Franco died in the 70s, the nation reverted back to leftism without a shot being fired.

“They are evil” must be taken to its logical conclusion.

KGB
KGB
Reply to  Zorost
3 years ago

Is it the case that we have cause and effect backward? I wonder if these aren’t human beings motivated by a desire to tear down and divide, and it’s the case that in this era those instincts find an outlet in leftism, not that leftism is the driver of their destructive tendencies? I was thinking about this a couple hours ago. What if the impossible becomes true and we have our Miracle on Ice moment? We’d better have a damn good plan for eradicating permanently people of that mindset, or else they’ll spring up like weeds and overgrow whatever system… Read more »

Zorost
Zorost
Reply to  KGB
3 years ago

I don’t think it’s possible to perfectly encapsulate human motivations in any 1 theory that could be understood by humans, but approximations can be made. One theory that seems to explain a lot of the inherent differences between left/right is the r/K selection strategy.

https://www.anonymousconservative.com/blog/the-theory/rk-selection-theory/

I also think there is a subgroup of humans whose DNA and culture tends to push them towards a parasitic lifestyle that is often behind what currently manifests as Leftism.

Al from da Nort
Al from da Nort
3 years ago

Z Man;
So you propose a complete reversal of Charles Krauthammer’s famous aphorism that, ‘The way to understand American politics is that the Right thinks the Left is stupid and the Left thinks that the Right is evil.’

Makes perfect sense if both views were/are projection. IOW, it’s the Right that is stupid and the Left that is evil.

trackback
3 years ago

[…] ZMan talks about partisanship. […]

Vizzini
3 years ago

posted behind the green door on the form of song.

To the tune of “Officer Krupke”

https://youtu.be/j7TT4jnnWys

Ostei Kozelskii
Member
3 years ago

The Left’s irrationality has a long and prestigious lineage. The Frankfurt School (Critical Theorists) believed that instrumental reason, primarily an innovation of the Enlightenment, had been coopted by the late capitalist status quo, and was being used to further immiserate the proletariat. Therefore, reason must be abandoned in favor of fantasy. The postmodernists (poststructuralists) believed that reason was a logocentric Western discourse, which was used to suppress “difference” domestically, and facilitate imperialist oppression of the Other abroad. Critical theory was eclipsed by poststructuralism around 1970 and is no longer a factor. Postmodernism, however, fully informs the aborning Leftist fascist state.… Read more »

LineInTheSand
LineInTheSand
Reply to  Ostei Kozelskii
3 years ago

The history you recount only appears to be irrational until you see that the goal of those people is to subjugate traditional whites. Then, all those strange irrational theories make perfect, rational sense.

Ostei Kozelskii
Member
Reply to  LineInTheSand
3 years ago

That’s undoubtedly the case with the pomos, but probably not the Frankfurters.

TomA
TomA
3 years ago

Z – it would be nice if you could created another blog entry on Mondays in which to comment on the Taki articles. They don’t allow commenting on their site, but your Taki posts are worth commenting on and this may be the only venue in which to do that.

Robert Corliss
Robert Corliss
3 years ago

Yes, we are at a Schmittian point where recognition that the enemy is out to destroy us — the “way of life of a people,” as he put it in Concept of the Political — is necessary. It is important to use terms such as good and evil in this effort, but the fundamental fact sits nakedly before us, regardless of morality: they want to kill us.

Hi- Ya!
Hi- Ya!
3 years ago

“The reason Jonquarious cannot read …”

A quote like this is why Z gets the big bucks…

Hun
Hun
Reply to  Hi- Ya!
3 years ago

“The reason Jonquarious cannot read is because he spent four years finger-painting.”

Only in America can this sentence apply to a high-school student. People who are not familiar with the American reality would assume that Jonquarious is 10 years old.
(By the way, how is Jonquarious a real name? WTF?)

Pickle Rick
Pickle Rick
3 years ago

It’s a question of how to radicalize a fraction of our elites to our side. Like it or not, no movement has gotten far without the participation of a motivated group of upper class, wealthy, university educated elites. The various successful left wing European revolutionaries, from the Puritan Parliamentarians of England, to the Jacobins, the Marxists, or the Communists, or in the American context, the Yankee Abolitionists, Prohibitionists, or the “Civil Rights” crowd, has always had one thing in common- they drew their political power (even if dressed in the disguise of populism) from the elites. Movements that fail to… Read more »

Ja' quan Woodrow
Ja' quan Woodrow
Reply to  Pickle Rick
3 years ago

We at this show, of course, abhor violence at any time…..

Why? Why is violence so wrong? Wasn’t the origins our our country violence?

For me, this can all be traced back to wymens suffrage.

LineInTheSand
LineInTheSand
Reply to  Ja' quan Woodrow
3 years ago

Rick is correct to observe that, “Like it or not, no movement has gotten far without the participation of a motivated group of upper class, wealthy, university educated elites.”

The implications are grim because our elites are remarkably united in their desire to snuff out traditional whites, especially men.

If we must appeal to elites, which I hope is not necessary, the only path that I see is to convince the elite whites that they and their children will not be spared from white dispossession. Sadly, it will be a very tough sell.

B125
B125
Reply to  LineInTheSand
3 years ago

I am a motivated, upper class, university educated young white man. I can also tell you with certainty that I am the only white gentile in this group that I have EVER met who is even slightly based. MAGA Jews? They’re around. Race realist Chinese? They exist alot (but whitey is below them). But nope, no educated gentiles think this way and almost all are hopeless libtards. The only even moderate un-cucked whites are Christians and rural whites. The only group I’ve ever heard something like race realism from is from what is called “white trash” as Trudeau is moving… Read more »

LineInTheSand
LineInTheSand
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

Respect to you brother. I have had similar experiences and have similar qualms.

Rick is correct to observe that previous revolutions required elite support, but I fear that that option is simply not available to us.

Covington’s novels address this. Yeah, they’re fiction…

The Wasp In Seth Myers's Closet
The Wasp In Seth Myers's Closet
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

It’s the same with me. I have a professional degree, and the kids all mouth the same talking points. It’s a signifier of class, I think. They mindlessly repeat whatever they read in Jezebel, the Huffington Post, and Salon. They think it makes them sound smart, and therefore, superior to imagined proles at the bottom of society. Probably the only way to change this is to give the country a near death experience, perhaps a national humiliation over Taiwan or even Hawaii one day (or secession). Partition is an option I’ve advanced among my friends. Basically, you give the other… Read more »

Dennis Roe
Dennis Roe
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

I’m white trash you stupid, rich motherfucker. Not 1 of us would trust you ever, why would we? Pick up a shovel and learn how to dig a hole, shit for brains,

sentry
sentry
Reply to  Pickle Rick
3 years ago

“It’s a question of how to radicalize a fraction of our elites to our side. Like it or not, no movement has gotten far without the participation of a motivated group of upper class, wealthy, university educated elites.” This is an interesting topic, many speculate the children of the globalists are not as smart or as devoted to the globalist ideology like their parents were. David Rockefeller’s children aren’t interesting in ruling over USA like their father was. mika brzezinski is a low ig twat who drools over russell brand. rotschild daughter dates black rappers. bill gates kids are jokes.… Read more »

Zorost
Zorost
Reply to  sentry
3 years ago

The people you mention weren’t the 1st gen globalists. The 1st gen stretches back pretty far, depending on which theory you go with. The point is, they have never had a problem recruiting fresh blood to continue the Plan.

Ex-Pralite Monk
Ex-Pralite Monk
Reply to  Zorost
3 years ago

Since I entered politics, I have chiefly had men’s views confided to me privately. Some of the biggest men in the United States, in the field of commerce and manufacture, are afraid of something. They know that there is a power somewhere so organized, so subtle, so watchful, so interlocked, so complete, so pervasive, that they better not speak above their breath when they speak in condemnation of it.

– Woodrow Wilson, “The New Freedom”, 1912.

Vizzini
Reply to  sentry
3 years ago

Soros has at least one son who seems fully committed to maintaining his evil empire.

Pickle Rick
Pickle Rick
Reply to  Vizzini
3 years ago

He probably does, but he views it as his birthright, and thus his talent to stay there is precarious. We only have to look at the idiot children of a lot of leaders to see this. Stalin’s son was just as much of a drunken moron as Hunter Biden is today. Joe Kennedy was a shark, but his descendants are remoras, coasting on a name. What we need are hungry elites that are on the ladder, but not at the top. And we always must remind ourselves that they are never to be trusted.

TomA
TomA
3 years ago

A New Tomorrow (cont) The essential conundrum. Do we cross our fingers and anxiously pray for an election miracle to save us? Easy to do when the couch is soft & the waistline large. But where does that lead? To a very high probability of disappointment and also a nagging doubt about being able to save yourself if the going really does get tough. Yes, you could invest your energy into seeking out the safety of the herd or just bury your head in the sand and hope that we muddle through yet again. But does any of that really… Read more »

Jack Boniface
Jack Boniface
Member
3 years ago

Make sure to read Z’s Taki post for this among other nuggets: “For the American ruling class, society is just a Walmart in the middle of a ghetto riot. The winner is the one who manages to carry off the most stuff before the store burns down.”

Hi- Ya!
Hi- Ya!
Reply to  Jack Boniface
3 years ago

Also, “Why is there an arts school in the ghetto?”

It goes directly into the wicked heresy that all people are pink underneath.

That heresy will be the death of us

Mark Auld
Mark Auld
Reply to  Hi- Ya!
3 years ago

Past tense, it already was.

nick110
nick110
3 years ago

First step for Dissidents is to get petty and vindictive about everything. Then we can talk.

Ex-Pralite Monk
Ex-Pralite Monk
Reply to  nick110
3 years ago

I was walking around downtown Celebration, FL. They have a mask rule during street fairs. I refused to wear one and said to my wife “I plan to be ungovernable for the next four years.” People turned and gaped at me as if I’d screamed Nuck Figgers.

People Person
People Person
3 years ago

Ramz had a good way of framing this. He said they are simply not Americans, while we are. Whatever we think about the founding and John Marshal and Lincoln, nothing prevents us, the 40-75 million of us, to just say, “Enough” and, ahem, aggressively winning territory for ourselves. Separating those who are not us, from us, with “assertive” means.

Milestone D
Milestone D
3 years ago

This is spot-on analysis. My late-dad could never take Leftism seriously, because he thought it was nuts. He was of the “just wait until they get jobs” mindset, a view that has obviously failed miserably, at least among the cultural elites. I participate in a chat board among naval officers, kinda/sorta anonymous, with topics that range from the political to the very technically obscure. A recent lament is that every discussion lately seems to devolve into political ranting – which isn’t entirely wrong. I’ve tried to point out that it’s impossible to Just Be Normal when Lefty is committed to… Read more »

Hoagie
Hoagie
Reply to  Milestone D
3 years ago

You can’t take away what was never there, Milestone D.

Stranger in a Strange Land
Stranger in a Strange Land
3 years ago

“The Democrats think that because they have anathematized any discussion of election fraud, they can now institutionalize it at the national level.” An astute observation (among many) in today’s essay .

At this point, Dems will simply do anything to accumulate more power (rational, needed, or not). Like when Rockefeller was asked: how much money is enough? The answer – just a little more (or words to that effect).
When the need for more power gets down to the need to ban Dr. Suess, or Xe/Xer Potato head – the power is not needed, it’s just that it’s never enough.

Milestone D
Milestone D
Reply to  Stranger in a Strange Land
3 years ago

Yeah, I think this is an important point. Normie conservative sees 2016 as part of the normal ebb and flow of politics. You win some and you lose some, and Trump got lucky then, and maybe not in 2020 but, hey … better luck next time. This entirely misses the Lefty mindset. Lefty truly believed that with Black Jesus, the final victory was at hand. The truth of the Russia Hoax story was not the details, but the underlying faith that only malevolent forces could explain HRC’s loss. So while Mr. Normie Con continues on talking about virtuous process, Lefty… Read more »

Hi- Ya!
Hi- Ya!
Reply to  Milestone D
3 years ago

“Lefty truly believed that with Black Jesus, the final victory was at hand.”

I thought that too, in 2016. I imagined Lefty thinking, “but we won we had that nice qlack man in the White House! We were moving toward our perfect society! Trump ruined everything This cant be happening!”

I also remember an article back then about Brexit implying that the morons who voted for Brexit didn’t know what they were voting for.

But with Trump, its worse. You see, Trump CREATES racists somehow.

KGB
KGB
Reply to  Hi- Ya!
3 years ago

An article? That was the crux of the Remainers entire argument. Those poor Saxon hooligans had no idea what was in the bill before they voted! At least we know the left is also capable of ascribing faulty motives to people when situations don’t conform to their expectations.

Reynard
Reynard
Member
3 years ago

As the ole saying goes “Intent is 9/10ths of the law”
Well the moral core of the left INTENDs to destroy this nation from the inside out. They despise its history, its heritage, its traditions. They make no bones about it. They tore down statues of national icons this summer. They gratified government buildings, burned down private property. This was all done intentionally. It was well thought out. Yet it was not enough to wake up the normie.

Let normie grill. Lets get around to Right-Wing Radicalism!

People Person
People Person
Reply to  Reynard
3 years ago

“They tore down statues of national icons this summer.” This was the last straw for me. This showed me that they are not us, they are our enemies, our mortal enemies that want us dead. They want THEIR peoples’ statues, their heros statues on our land. They are screaming to us, that they want us out, they want us dead. Normie will not accept this. They say its “hypocrisy” or they say, “Abe Lincoln helped the slaves those big sillies”…. or “If only they knew the brilliance of Calhoun”. As I said in the words that got me fired: it’s… Read more »

Rwc1963
Rwc1963
Reply to  People Person
3 years ago

Normie will not accept this. They say its “hypocrisy” or they say, “Abe Lincoln helped the slaves those big sillies”…. or “If only they knew the brilliance of Calhoun”.

That is the programming of Conservative Inc taking control. Guys like Limbaugh and Hannity, Ingraham, have been spewing it for decades. Even Trump still does it.(it’s also why I want Trump to go away)

Except now Normie is getting a 2×4 to the noggin with the Left openly declaring war on him, his family and culture.
Even Carlson is almost saying this openly. It’s that obvious.

Reynard
Reynard
Member
Reply to  People Person
3 years ago

“They want THEIR peoples’ statues, their heros statues on our land. They are screaming to us, that they want us out, they want us dead.”
That’s a great way to frame it. They tear our statues down, so they can erect their own statues to replace us.

Also, I’m sorry to hear you got fired. We need more men like you on our side.

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
3 years ago

The country – and, really, whites – are like a married couple that is tired of arguing. We went to counseling, and it didn’t help because you realized that you simply don’t like each other anymore. You don’t have the same values, same hopes for the future, same anything.

You just want out.

The time for compromise is over. It’s either separate or dominate.

Hi- Ya!
Hi- Ya!
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
3 years ago

exactly. The divorce metaphor is what I use with normie and lefty. Its no biggie. Divorce happens all the time.

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Hi- Ya!
3 years ago

Yep. It’s planting a seed in people’s brain. Joe Normie has simply never considered the idea of a national divorce. It simply wasn’t a possible reality.

This makes it a possible – if remote – reality, but what was once a remote possibility can become more and more real over time. But the seed has to be planted first.

Peabody
Peabody
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
3 years ago

This is an easy to understand analogy with the advantage of also being true which needs to be pounded into the head of every normiecon with the capacity for reason. There’s no judgment or malice in it. We have irreconcilable differences. The least destructive solution is obvious.

Hi- Ya!
Hi- Ya!
Reply to  Peabody
3 years ago

yes, oh, how they hate when people “judge”!

B125
B125
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
3 years ago

I disagree.

It’s more like, your wife invited random brown and black people to live in your house, and over time they become increasingly threatening and are now trying to kick you out of the house – and you’re the sole breadwinner paying the mortgage.

Kinda unprecedented.

Hi- Ya!
Hi- Ya!
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

No I think J*ws in Europe are a similar phenom

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

The wife didn’t invite them. The usual suspects did.

But the wife is playing along because 1) women are biologically programed to follow the tribe and right now, the dominant tribe is the Tribe and 2) it’s not overtly hurting them, at least not in a way that they can see and understand.

However, your description is mostly correct, which is why separation – even if you start with baby steps – is the right path.

The Wasp In Seth Myers's Clost
The Wasp In Seth Myers's Clost
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

“It’s more like, your wife invited random brown and black people to live in your house, and over time they become increasingly threatening and are now trying to kick you out of the house – and you’re the sole breadwinner paying the mortgage.” Worse, your guests rationalize their actions by claiming they built the house just because one of them vacuumed the bedroom once. They condemn you for not letting them in sooner and point out that one of their friends died from exposure, meaning it’s all your fault. Every day you make dinner, and they sit around the table… Read more »

Apex Predator
Apex Predator
Reply to  The Wasp In Seth Myers's Clost
3 years ago

“Brevity is the soul of wit.” -Some Guy

Some Guy
Some Guy
Reply to  Apex Predator
3 years ago

“TL;DR” — Every imbecile. Stick to picture books next time.

B125
B125
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
3 years ago

Edit: and every time you threaten to leave, your wife threatens to sue you in court for false sex assault allegations, and the Browns and blacks block the door on her command.

OrangeFrog
OrangeFrog
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
3 years ago

Citizen, apologies for ignorance in advance, but I have some questions:

One:

Has any institution, in the last 50 years, seriously put the idea of separation to the public? Or has it always remained outside of the mainstream?

Two:

At some point California was waffling on about breaking away, and it seemed to be the only state that was seriously entertaining it. Would you support such an initiative on the grounds that it may pave the way for other, redder, states to break away? Perhaps this would be a step toward some sort of separation?

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  OrangeFrog
3 years ago

One: No. Separation remains completely outside the mainstream; however, for the first time in my life, people are starting to talk about it in a not joking way, though not serious either. It’s beginning to creep into the deep, deep corner of possible realities, though still seen as an almost – the key word being “almost” – impossibility. But there’s a literal infinite difference between a 1% chance of something happening and a 0% chance. Once something becomes even remotely possible in a person’s mind, it can grow. Two: California won’t break away. It’s mostly just silly talk from libs.… Read more »

Mark Auld
Mark Auld
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
3 years ago

The biggest problem with separation is the Military industrial complex. Who gets the ships of war, much less the nukes? TPTB will not give up that much power without a fight, perhaps a war to end all fights.

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Mark Auld
3 years ago

Good point. And wrt to nukes, don’t forget Ukraine’s mistake. Never give them up.

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Mark Auld
3 years ago

We’re so far away from that level of separation that we don’t need to worry about it.

Right now, separation simply means finding some like-minded people IRL and getting together. The next step is forming community groups – groups that 100% are not political but that just happen to help our people.

From there, we grab opportunities where we find them and move toward openly ethnic community and political groups.

The last thing that we need to worry about at the moment is how to split the military. That’s not even in the ballpark of where we are. Baby steps.

Ostei Kozelskii
Member
Reply to  OrangeFrog
3 years ago

Separatist movements have been around a long time. California and Vermont have bruited secession, and Texas is always toying with the idea. Unfortunately, these movements have never picked up enough steam to be taken very seriously. And that is why I think secession will occur in a territorial rather than a state-based format.

Major Hoople
Major Hoople
Member
3 years ago

This is one of your best articles. In particular, it should be emailed to Normie friends and regular conservatives.

G Lordon Giddie
G Lordon Giddie
3 years ago

But first we must pry the normiecon away from the TV and the Oprah interview of Harry and Megan.
The true right is up against a media complex more powerful than at anytime in history creating zombies of our people.
Never the less we will prevail.

The Wild Geese Howard
The Wild Geese Howard
3 years ago

The 1964 version of Reagan was dead on.

The other terrifying thing about that speech is how terrible government waste and intrusion was back in what was a golden era in many ways.

Hun
Hun
Reply to  The Wild Geese Howard
3 years ago

Despite the wastefulness, US debt has been decreasing from the wartime highs of 106% all the way to low 20s. Now the debt is back to wartime levels, but the trend is opposite and the top priorities of your elites are looting and pushing degeneracy.

KGB
KGB
Reply to  The Wild Geese Howard
3 years ago

I know people on our side take issue with facets of Reagan’s rule, and I get it, but, like Trump to some degree, he was able to marshal forces on the right by painting our difference with the left in very direct, moral terms. It wasn’t that the Soviets were doing it all wrong, they were the “Evil Empire”. Bang. Conversation over. And you felt pride in being on the right side; you wanted another victory. Bin Laden’s strong horse analogy is one of those that I wanted to ignore at the time because of its provenance, but deep down… Read more »

krustykurmudgeon
krustykurmudgeon
Reply to  The Wild Geese Howard
3 years ago

Reagan I feel was focusing on meaningless things. If he thought the America of Lyndon Johnson and Mike Mansfield was bad – is the America of Biden and Schumer better?

Casey
Casey
3 years ago

This point was driven home in the first year of law school when two stories were contrasted: The first story was that of Roswell Gilbert, who carefully and meticulously planned the mercy killing of his wife of 50 years to end her horrible suffering on the one hand, and that of some lunatic who flew off the handle and tortured and then slaughtered a young couple in ways that would make Torquemada queasy on the other. The premeditation component never made much sense to me after that.

OrangeFrog
OrangeFrog
Reply to  Casey
3 years ago

There is of course the fact that the careful, determined, patient – yet righteously raging – gentleman is a pain in the arse of any government. Far more of a threat to them, I’d wager, than some clueless oaf with a short fuse.

Hun
Hun
Reply to  OrangeFrog
3 years ago

Like Ron Paul? He was zero threat to them.

OrangeFrog
OrangeFrog
Reply to  Hun
3 years ago

Mr Hun. I was unaware that Ron Paul had planned and/or executed any, ahem, militant aggressions.

Hun
Hun
Reply to  OrangeFrog
3 years ago

Ah, I misunderstod the meaning of “the careful, determined, patient – yet righteously raging – gentleman”.

OrangeFrog
OrangeFrog
3 years ago

“The solution to conservative obsequiousness is right-wing radicalism.” This is what, in not so literary terms, I have been telling close friends and family. Like most rightists, they like to at least be seen to ‘think logically’, but are probably just too afraid to embrace their partisanship. When discussing the issue of wokists – be they sitting MPs, film stars or TV ‘personalities’ – I have began asking people if they can imagine themselves having a conversation with said wokist. I then ask whether they think they’d like each other. Usually, they confess that there would be a mutual dislike;… Read more »

B125
B125
Reply to  OrangeFrog
3 years ago

Yeah it’s like being in a room of Blacks vs. Mexican cartel killers.

The blacks are liable to attack you for the smallest perceived offense, or sometimes no reason at all. The cartel killers will most likely do absolutely nothing to you unless you’re a non-corrupt LEO or in a rival gang.

Either way, in my society both groups would be deported ASAP.

OrangeFrog
OrangeFrog
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

“The blacks are liable to attack you for the smallest perceived offense, or sometimes no reason at all.” Indeed. I am not aware that Colin Flaherty has made any attempts to document Mexican-on-white mass attacks; presumably because there just are not that many of them. I have never felt safe around large paxx of blaxx, even if they’ve had the vaxx. I have seen a few, and heard of many, instances where such swarms just descended to cause chaos. You may find the late Lawrence Auster’s update of John Derbyshire’s rules rather interesting (though like me, you probably already knew… Read more »

Hi- Ya!
Hi- Ya!
Reply to  OrangeFrog
3 years ago

I learned this one the hard way:

10(g) Be extremely guarded when expressing any negative views about blacks. These should only be shared with family members or close friends whom you know to be like-minded and trustworthy. Unless you are completely independent of mainstream career considerations, never post such views on the Internet under your real name.

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Hi- Ya!
3 years ago

Much discussion need not specifically use the word “Blacks” or refer even to race or minority status. The point can be made in the general—or at least avoid any specific racial identification—and the person being spoken to will known exactly who is under discussion.

Yeah, as PK says, we shouldn’t have to do this, but for now that’s the way it is.

Ostei Kozelskii
Member
Reply to  Hi- Ya!
3 years ago

If you wish to know who has the power, ask whom you are not allowed to criticize. In AINO, we are not allowed to even scrutinize or question blacks, let alone criticize them. It’s a black supremacist state.

Hi- Ya!
Hi- Ya!
Reply to  OrangeFrog
3 years ago

Interesting. My grand scope of obsession with blacks and minorities is two-fold:

1) sociopathic guilt of Whites for perceived group sins against “minorities” which came about because:

2) heresy and wickedness of Liberalism and Whites attempts to apply Liberalism to other races.

RICK STEELE
RICK STEELE
Reply to  Hi- Ya!
3 years ago

My daily interactions with POC’s are cordial and peaceful.
I read the internet and see all the hatred and conflict.
It seems to me if we just stay in our own lanes, conduct business, and react to each other as members of another tribe that just want to do business together for mutual benefit, then we can all get along. And go home at night. And when bad actors in our clans act out, we are responsible for culling them.
Of course, I’m naive. But hopeful.

Bartleby the Scrivner
Bartleby the Scrivner
3 years ago

The solution…..is right wing radicalism.

The problem with that assessment is the Right has to admit it is being punched in the face, before they will do anything about it.

Purposeful cognitive dissonance will prevent the rank and file righties from a sling action.

I agree with you Z. The biggest problem is they won’t/can’t see/admit that they are getting smacked with a 2×4.

Bartleby the Scrivner
Bartleby the Scrivner
Reply to  Bartleby the Scrivner
3 years ago

From taking action

Glenfilthie
Glenfilthie
Member
Reply to  Bartleby the Scrivner
3 years ago

Correct. And in the next election, rather than relying on the courts, the fraudsters at the polling stations should be run down and lynched – in a peaceful demonstration similar to those of BLM and Antifa.

The sad fact is that the courts are infested with lefties, and will never be fair and honest until they are removed. Until there is some deterrent, these guys are just going to keep getting worse.

Hi- Ya!
Hi- Ya!
Reply to  Glenfilthie
3 years ago

Yes, I came to this conclusion as I watched the police in Minneapolis flee their building, and then as the mob was pushing into the White house. But I talk to normie. I say they are our mortal enemies. He says no, they can be reasoned with. I think this comes from some arrogance that the U.S. is the “greatest country in the world” instead of just our home that we have a right to. No, normie then started talking about election reform, and I tuned out. The only thing our enemies understand, for lack of a better analogy, is… Read more »

People Person
People Person
Reply to  Glenfilthie
3 years ago

By THE courts, you really mean THEIR courts. We don’t live in our country, we live in theirs.

SidVic
SidVic
Reply to  Glenfilthie
3 years ago

Next election? What’s the point? At my various internet haunts I’ve been pushing the message that Con. Inc. is dead, finished, kaput. Boomer normie cons push back, but only weakly. Bannon and crew have begun to fire up the Trump 2024, china-bad talk. Ahem, good luck bois. I watch AF and NJP carefully. We will see. Interesting to contemplate how many fathers and sons have lost a son or father to opioid overdose. Wonder if anything happens when they become clued in on those responsible.

B125
B125
Reply to  SidVic
3 years ago

I’ve always been curious about the opioid epidemic. I don’t know any addicts, due to my SES.

But it seems like in a small town, people know who the dealers are. And which doctors are prescribing it. How come no “action” has been taken against those community destroyers?

Although I saw that medium sized metro has worse opioid problems than small town or rural areas. So maybe it’s too big and not tight knit enough.

But it seems like in the past white people wouldn’t have tolerated this kind of destruction.

SidVic
SidVic
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

I recommend “the pharmacist” doc on netflix for understanding the pushback. Netflix, i know but even the blind squirrel finds a nut occasionally. The pushback has been significant, but non-lethal. I believe that public hangings are warranted. I don’t personally know anybody that has died from covid. I know several that have ODed. ~ 50k annually. Concentrated in white working class communities. Sackler family and purdue pharma main villains. Real Evil personified. Fuckers.

Rwc1963
Rwc1963
Reply to  Bartleby the Scrivner
3 years ago

The problem is the average conservative has been a constant line of programming from people like Limbaugh, Hannity, etc going on for 40 plus years that the Left is merely misguided, stupid and not evil. Even Trump was selling that crap to his followers and still does. Even after the Left the dumb mofo out of office.

The good news if you can call it that, is that the Lefts open declaration of war on Whites is waking normies up that the Left really, really hates them, their kids and culture. And that the Left cannot be bargained with.

LineInTheSand
LineInTheSand
Reply to  Rwc1963
3 years ago

My Trump-loving brother, like most Trump-lovers, puffs his chest out over Trump’s slightly better ballot performance with black and latino men, as a sign that these people can be appealed to with conservatism, which is the Limbaugh/Hannity falsehood.

They all overlook Trump’s platinum plan, which was a billion+ dollars gibs-me-dat bride and his “We’ll build a big beautiful wall (which he didn’t do) with a big door.” Both of these promises were abject capitulations to the fact that these voters can only be bribed by surrendering to them. Conservatism had little to do with it.

B125
B125
Reply to  LineInTheSand
3 years ago

It’s such a joke that I start laughing at BoomerCons more than leftists these days.

Leftists are seriously driven and have a sick agenda that they’re successfully implementing. Meanwhile Trumpets are jerking off over losing by 95% with blacks instead of losing by 99% (as Georgia went blue thrice).

Not a serious country.

Epaminondas
Member
3 years ago

Good article. Those of us on the right have no interest in appearing on stage in a political production co-starring Lefty. We prefer to be the stage manager, the writer, and the director combined. And if Lefty and his brother Neocons don’t like it, tough shit.

Mark Auld
Mark Auld
Reply to  Epaminondas
3 years ago

That’s good, but I’d prefer “Judge, Jury, and Executioner”.

sentry
sentry
3 years ago

“The point of right-wing politics is to dispense with the moral distinction made by conservatives and focus on removing left-wing politics from society.”

Globalists control all the institutions, kinda hard to initiate a night of the long knives under such circumstances.

Zorost
Zorost
Reply to  sentry
3 years ago

Not if you get local. Not everything we do has to be some grand act on the world stage to matter.

sentry
sentry
Reply to  Zorost
3 years ago

“Not if you get local.”
sure, it’s good to live among/move near neighbours who despise left wing politics, life becomes bearable again.

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  Zorost
3 years ago

Local is where it’s at. All that power will devolve ad things break down.

Ostei Kozelskii
Member
Reply to  sentry
3 years ago

If Z-Man had it to write all over again, he’d probably say, “The point of right-wing politics is to dispense with the moral distinction made by conservatives, focus on creating a separate nation, and barring left-wing politics from its society.”

sentry
sentry
Reply to  Ostei Kozelskii
3 years ago

and how do you do that when institutions belong to the enemy?

*voting is pointless
*protesting is pointless

is there any other option left outside of violence?

Ostei Kozelskii
Member
Reply to  sentry
3 years ago

Sure. Build dense communities of huwhites, and then, when a critical population mass is achieved, begin making demands for sovereignty on pain of violence. Ideally, multiple white nodes do this simultaneously to increase pressure on the Power Structure and to make retaliation that much more difficult.

sentry
sentry
Reply to  Ostei Kozelskii
3 years ago

“Build dense communities of huwhites,
then, when a critical population mass is achieved, begin making demands for sovereignty on pain of violence.”
israelites played this game before.
white communities will not be allowed to reach huge numbers, “foreigners” will be settled in those white areas, by force. Soviets called it russification, globalists will probably call it colorification.

Charles
3 years ago

This is outstanding, and exactly right. In the words of Duncan MacLeod, “There can be only one!”

SidVic
SidVic
Reply to  Charles
3 years ago

Fictional character? You can do better. Here is Patton as a palate cleanser:

“we’re not interested in holding [conserving] anything except the enemy’s balls. We’re going to hold him by his balls and we’re going to kick him in the ass; twist his balls and kick the living shit out of him all the time”

Apex Predator
Apex Predator
Reply to  SidVic
3 years ago

Except… as Patton pointed out rather too late- ‘We fought the wrong side’. So there’s that. Quoting any of the misguided fools that fought in the Brother Wars for Merchant Bankers throwing European countries against one another is probably not where you want be doing your quoting from. All sides lost as you can see from the evidence today.

Sidvic
Sidvic
Member
Reply to  Apex Predator
3 years ago

Lol, Patton had the correct fighting spirit. It is up to the leaders to point these animals ( meant in the best possible way) in right direction.

B125
B125
3 years ago

Despite the howling of the left, conservative white people, and especially American conservatives just want to grill. Evangelical Christians just want to preach. Cake bakers just want to bake without pressure from homos and trannys. So for people like us, it’s hard to understand where their hatred and motivation comes from. We (had) quite a nice society and yet they ruined it – not just (((them))), there are plenty of true believer, hateful gentiles. And we let it happen, because grilling is easier than action. You’re right, our first mistake is trying to find something rational behind it. They are… Read more »

OrangeFrog
OrangeFrog
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

“Despite the howling of the left, conservative white people, and especially American conservatives just want to grill.” It’s a funny old thing, B125. At the weekend, and mindful to break all mickey mouse lockdown rules, I was at my parent’s abode for dinner. My father railed about people who had came to view their property, as they’re selling: “They’re all bloody pakis!”. He is well aware of the demographic change, yet he still reads ‘The Telegraph’. In fact, some months back he bought me copy. The front page story led with the lines ‘Following the tragic death of George Floyd…’.… Read more »

B125
B125
Reply to  OrangeFrog
3 years ago

Yes, the cognitive dissonance is massive. Even worse in Canada. And I see people complaining all the time. “Housing is so expensive!” “Why are there no good jobs?” “Why is it impossible to find a doctor?” “Why is my (white) son still living in the basement working minimum wage even though we paid for his degree?” And yet the only party who was against mass immigration (and wanted only a slight decrease), the People’s Party got just 1% of the vote in 2019. Theyll keep voting liberal because “immigrants are hard workers who come here for a better life” and… Read more »

EFFOFF
EFFOFF
Reply to  OrangeFrog
3 years ago

“B125” should catch up on some information before pointing its crooked finger at “RooshV”. Parroting the hated MSM, this “B125” fails to mention the conversion of Mr. V … his new book about said conversion.

That makes “B125” a snake in the grass. A liar by omission. A troll at best and a (…) at worst.

KGB
KGB
Reply to  EFFOFF
3 years ago

I have to admit that I don’t know anything about Roosh since his site went quiet a couple years ago. Thus, like B125, if you asked me my impression of Roosh I’d say that he promoted a lifestyle that only contributed to our woes. All that talk about “game” did nothing but help create even more debased women. If that’s not longer what he espouses, then good for him. I too held views in my past that required divine forgiveness. And maybe I still do. But please calm down with the over-the-top rhetoric directed at B125. Circular firing squads are… Read more »

B125
B125
Reply to  KGB
3 years ago

RooshV spent 15 years racking up hundreds of bodies doing PUA shit and then miraculously turned to Orthodox Christian as he started hitting the wall.

And good for him, it’s never too late to be saved by Jesus Christ and repent.

However it was simply an example, as in disgruntled right wing white men who, rather than fix the problem, become sleazy PUAs and fuck sluts here and in Asia. You can replace RooshV with any old PUA who is still up and running.

EFFOFF
EFFOFF
Reply to  KGB
3 years ago

“Calm down” is Karen talk. B52 owns his attack on Roosh, lies by omission. Calm yourself down. You might be “his” sock puppet for all I know. Ok, sure. So “if I asked” and your fingers were all cut off so you could not take 5 seconds to “find” RooshV.com same same domain …. you would feel justified pointing your finger at another man. Please. Whether virtue signaling – a leftist ploy — or lazy … or ignorant … I will let someone else accEpt that approach. I agree on the “circular firing squad” comment and encourage YOU and this… Read more »

Ex-Pralite Monk
Ex-Pralite Monk
Reply to  KGB
3 years ago

My suspicion is that Roosh’s sister, while dying from cancer, asked him “Why do you treat women like this? Would you want a man to treat me that way?”

And it broke him spiritually. I don’t know if his conversion is sincere or not and it’s not my place to judge. If people want to buy his books more power to them.

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  EFFOFF
3 years ago

Roosh should check out stoicism. Might take a little of the edge off…

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  Paintersforms
3 years ago

Roosh (half Iranian and half ?) pumped and dumped hundreds of White women during his PUA years. Now that he claims to be a Christian he’s some sinless icon who must not be criticized? 0 f&&ks to give.

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  Paintersforms
3 years ago

From what I’ve heard he went from hedonist to ascetic. If that’s true, it sounds like someone who tends to get carried away. Hence stoicism.

No horse in that race, just my two cents.

Rwc1963
Rwc1963
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

Anyone on the Right who has debated Lefties on issues like gun control and criminal punishment quickly realizes they were dealing with people who are as Reagan put it, irredeemably evil. I noticed back in the 80’s here in California. The buggers just hated white people for having the means to defend themselves and wanted to strip them of it. They coddled criminals so as to make live hell on ordinary whites. Look how the Left runs their cities – they run them the same a band a lunatics would. DeBlasio, Garcetti, etc. Have turned decent cities into utter hell… Read more »

Carl B.
Carl B.
Reply to  Rwc1963
3 years ago

The Upper Middle Class White kids who went to university in places like Wisconsin and New York graduated in the late 60’s early 70’s as committed Marxists.
They then moved to the Golden State and joined with California’s homegrown elites for lucrative jobs in Media and Government . These Ruling Class locusts destroyed the state and are now working on finishing off the rest of the country.

KGB
KGB
Reply to  Rwc1963
3 years ago

But where they bamboozle normies is in creating the illusion that their motives are pure. Even when their track record is so abysmal as to be a transparently deliberate attempt to destroy, there’s a nagging reservation against concluding that they’re anything but incompetent, a more forgivable offense.

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  KGB
3 years ago

That’s interesting. It’s not the rabid dog’s fault he has rabies, but you don’t take pity on him for it.

Few want to judge other people, I’d guess, because they don’t want to be judged. Maybe we ascribe too much agency to ourselves. We modern men— so civilized, evolved, and free, lol. Or cowardly. It’s a lot easier to be lied to than to see the truth.

usNthem
usNthem
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

The DR must get more partisan now. Of course we’ll be immediately labeled as racists, White supremecists, anti- semites or whatever. The bottom line is there’s no compromising with the left in any way, shape or form. And as such, the organ grinding institutions of propaganda have to be retaken and purged – for starters.

The Wasp in Seth Myers's Attic
The Wasp in Seth Myers's Attic
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

“it’s hard to understand where their hatred and motivation comes from.” 1. The SJW Left is uniquely defined by having a negative self-identity. In other words, they are the only major group on the planet that sees out groups more positively than their own in group. Thus, from a sense of deep seal-loathing, they project their internal hatreds onto others, namely White “others” because they are an acceptable target. They hate you because they pathologically hate their own. Hating you is like an alcoholic getting drunk — it dulls the pain. You can’t reason with a mental issue like that.… Read more »

Judge Smails
Judge Smails
Reply to  The Wasp in Seth Myers's Attic
3 years ago

Jimmy Kimmel has spent the last several years heaping hatred, scorn, and derision on Red State America but he recently purchased the South Fork Fly Fishing Lodge in Swan Valley. Idaho. The lefties hate our guts but they are streaming into our relatively peaceful and orderly communities to consume our social capital. The once cool little city of Boise is well on its way to being the next Portland. Just a couple of weeks ago they added direct flights from Boise to NYC.

My Comment
Member
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

Yes. Our men just want to grill. I have been thinking lately of the song Girls Just Want To Have Fun but changing the lyrics to Conservatives Just Want To Have Fun. Trump understood this and that is why his rallies were so popular. While the Left was busy stealing the election, the Right was having fun watching Trump dance to YMCA. Our side of the divide is comprised of largely well adjusted, optimistic people who just want to live their lives while their side is filled with religious zealots who derive their identity by their hatred of us. Our… Read more »

Hun
Hun
3 years ago

The time for discussion is over.

Ex-Pralite Monk
Ex-Pralite Monk
Reply to  Hun
3 years ago

Yeah I don’t talk politics (except here). Everyone has chosen a side and team A won’t allow team B to live in peace. So what happens now is fate, karma, God’s Will, whatever you want to call it.

Carl B.
Carl B.
Reply to  Ex-Pralite Monk
3 years ago

Nothing changes unless and until White women wake up to “Race Realism.” Don’t hold your breath.

SidVic
SidVic
Reply to  Carl B.
3 years ago

Disagree, they will follow the men. Getting the men off their fat asses is the problematic task one faces.

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  SidVic
3 years ago

Bingo. Asking women to lead is like asking men to breast feed.

Women are biologically designed to follow the tribe’s rules because for tens of thousands of years, they needed the tribe to help raise their children and to protect them if their mate died.

White men need to create an alternative tribes, a tribe powerful enough to protect its own. White women will then miraculously changed their political views overnight and join that tribe.

The problem isn’t (mostly) White women; it’s White men.

B125
B125
Reply to  SidVic
3 years ago

Exactly.

If every white man showed up jacked as fuck, highly racist and ready to wife up and put a baby in a white woman tommorow, white women would change right away.

Sorry, to many obese, cuck, soy, and leftist white males. Not to mention the idiot pump and dump fuckboys coming from the other side like RooshV. It’s not surprisingly they don’t have the tingles anymore.

Carl B.
Carl B.
Reply to  SidVic
3 years ago

Obviously you haven’t looked at the massive female presence in leadership positions in government and education.

David
David
Reply to  SidVic
3 years ago

Theyve already divorced or metaphorically castrated the men

WCiv...---...
WCiv...---...
Reply to  Ex-Pralite Monk
3 years ago

All we are saying, is give war a chance. All we are saying….

Just “Imagine”.

Hi- Ya!
Hi- Ya!
Reply to  WCiv...---...
3 years ago

Its not that anyone wants war. Its just thats the only way for us to survive. Maybe not. Maybe this will blow over, but I doubt it.

TomA
TomA
Reply to  Hun
3 years ago

Things change slowly until they change very fast. And major changes are almost always driven by a change in environment. Real hardship is returning and it’s forcing awareness & action. Normie cannot remain on the fence when the house is on fire. And the hucksters selling vote-harder are losing their credibility as the Progressives push for Universal Election Fraud and 4,000 new “visiting” citizens cross the Southern Border every day. Now prognosticate. Jackboots are toe-tapping in the wings and getting ready to pounce. Do not become an easy target for them. Get into the shadows. Think, focus, & prepare. Spontaneity… Read more »

ABCer
ABCer
Reply to  Hun
3 years ago

Sure.

I believe its more than talk when it happens. I want it to happen, but magic doesn’t actually exist. Sure, we’ll stop talking to them, maybe.

But silence is assent.