Bourgeois Minoritarianism

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The weirdness of this age is a constant topic of discussion, mostly due to the fact that every day brings new weirdness. Ten years ago, if you said men would go to jail for defiling the sodomy flag, people would have thought you were nuts, but this is a thing that now happens in America. You can burn the American flag, but if you get caught insulting the sodomy flag you go to jail. A common side conversation these days is debating what new bizarre and deranged thing comes next.

The question that never comes up in any serious way is why the ruling class spends so much time manufacturing these perversions of reality. Why do these bourgeois people who rule over us embrace bizarre social fads when it is clear they would not incorporate them in their daily lives. Notice, for example, that advertising agencies have almost no diversity, but all of their ads are antiwhite. They promote race-mixing even though they go to great lengths to prevent this in their own lives.

The place to start is how these people see themselves. The people at the top of the various institutions that control society do not see themselves as an elite. Instead, they seem themselves as servants of the elite. Claudine Gay, the former head of Harvard College, never saw herself as part of the elite, despite the position, because she has always had a boss, someone with control over her. Even as Harvard president she had to kowtow to the billionaire donors that fund the college.

This is a reality of our managerial elite. Even though they occupy positions at the top level of critical institutions, they always feel like hired help. The angst of the college president is no different from that of the middle-class manager living in a suburb, but the stakes are much higher. Normal people were outraged that Claudine Gay kept her salary, but her loss of status was the real punishment. In a world controlled by bourgeois status seekers, losing face is worse than death.

For normal people, fear of losing a job or looking bad to your peers is a motivation to conform to expectations. For the managerial elite, this curdles into a resentment of the system over which they rule. These people are the resentful house slave who finds small victories in undermining the master of the house. The embrace of these deranged social fads is a way for the managerial elite to tell their bosses that they have some agency and command their respect.

Managerial angst works another way. The system that allows for the managerial elite has as one of its principles that it is open to everyone. If you do certain things you can rise up the system into the elite. When you strip natural talent from the equation, then all that is left is a recipe for success that anyone can follow. This means that the people at the top can always be replaced by the steady stream of strivers below them who are busy ticking boxes on their resume.

This is the other jaw of the vice that squeezes the worldview of the managerial elite and leads to the proliferation of social rules. In a true meritocracy, the only disqualification from reaching the top is a failure to abide by the rules. The proliferation of arbitrary and capricious rules of conduct replaces what used to allow elites to hold onto their position in the face of more talented challengers below them. The elites can still utter, “He’s not our sort”, but the reason is morality rather than bloodline.

This also breeds resentment of those below the elite level. It is clear that a key motivation behind these degenerate social fads is spite. The managerial elite looks around and they see danger from top and bottom. At the top are rich white-presenting people who seem to live outside the meritocracy. Below are white people who wish to work the meritocracy to climb the ladder. Scandalizing white people in general provides a salve to the fragile psyches of the managerial elite.

This sense of being surrounded on all sides may explain how our elites think of themselves as minorities. It is bizarre to see rich people like Nancy Pelosi carry on like she is an oppressed minority. Many have noted that the proliferation of females in the managerial class has brought with it the victim mentality, but it may simply be that females are more sensitive to it and much more willing to find ways to publicly express this sense of being an oppressed minority.

From the perspective of the managerial elite, they are a minority. When they leave their swank residences, they see miles and miles of Potemkin suburbs, cheap copies of their neighborhoods, clustered around synthetic “town centers” that have the big box retail shops popular with the masses. The managerial elites think these are made possible by their efforts, but they also resent that they are not loved for those efforts, and they rage at the fact their bosses in the economic elite profit from these efforts.

What this suggests is that the conditions that must exist in order to maintain the managerial elite in their positions, by maintaining the system itself, must also lead to the petty degeneracy we see today. A system that values equality, democracy and eschews class distinctions, but exists in contradiction to those things produces a special sort of angst among the managerial elite. Their embrace of degeneracy is, in effect, a slave revolt against a system that is spiritually eviscerating.

Put another way, the the system of values the managerial class must embrace as they rise up the ranks increasingly comes into conflict with the reality of the system as they rise higher in the system. The middle-manager gets the praise of his boss by a selfless devotion to his work, but the people at the top got their position by a ruthless exploitation of those below him. It is this conflict that leads to the boiling hatred of the system that makes the managerial elite possible.

A strong society has a strong elite that works within the set of values embraced by the elite and is manifestly obvious to outsiders. A warrior elite will value the attributes that make a great warrior. An aristocracy will value those qualities that define the aristocratic class like bloodlines. Managerialism, in contrast, has a value system that is in conflict with the requirements of the managerial elite. It is this internal and unresolvable contradiction that leads the elite to attack their own system.


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NeoSpartan
NeoSpartan
4 months ago

The golems would follow anything that gave them money and status. Cognitive dissonance and malicious compliance is probably a thing for the wokie whites but that’s why they import indians and etc and why white ones are getting squeezed out fast. IS Elon’s malicious compliance gonna save us? Stop immigration> 30 years too late bro. Damage is done. Dude is weak. Elon is a cuck. Duct tape on the dam that’s about to drown us. 30 years too late. Existential problems require commensurate solutions. Indians are retards though. Boeing best example but literally everything else too. Google is shit now.… Read more »

NeoSpartan
NeoSpartan
Reply to  NeoSpartan
4 months ago

This was an interesting post though. I’ve actually never really thought enough about their managerial class practicing malicious compliance but it does sort of make sense. And it also warms the heart. As greedy and traitorous as they are… they might still have a spark of humanity. It’s a nice thought and it does make some sense. We are living under the tyranny of voldemort after all. Thanks Z. I mean I still really do not like them and think them traitors but.. at the same time, I am in a much less precarious position than many people are. A… Read more »

NeoSpartan
NeoSpartan
Reply to  NeoSpartan
4 months ago

Also, sorry for the typos and lack of cogency. Hopefully what I intended to convey can be deciphered easily enough. Had a rough breakup recently, 4 years.. thought at one time that she was the one.. am in a bad mental state and have been drinking way too much the past 2 weeks 🙁 Was my longest relationship by far. Life really gets you down sometimes… well many fish in the sea though right? It just takes so long to get to know someone these days.. everyone puts up a mask for awhile when you first meet em it”s uhh…… Read more »

NeoSpartan
NeoSpartan
Reply to  NeoSpartan
4 months ago

I don’t mind leading. That s normal. But one way street mentality is just too commonplace. Women are way too entitled and they wonder why men lie to them. Well…

Whiskey
Whiskey
4 months ago

Disagree on this one. The managerial crisis is one of piety. Just of the Colors of Benetton worship. It’s Lenism and bio-Leninism coupled with Lennon-ism (John, “Imagine”). Belief in Christianity did not just go away and be replaced with nothing. Something replaced it, and that something was worship. Worship of vibrants, of Alphabet+ people, etc. This is the most religious age of all. Japan I can assure you has managers. But they are Shintoists so religious belief of the foreigners does not creep in. China has a plethora of managers, they are all over the place. The Chinese Communist Party… Read more »

Jeffrey Zoar
Jeffrey Zoar
Reply to  Whiskey
4 months ago

The greatest unifying belief is not any woke tenet in particular, but the life and death imperative to signal that one is not a deplorable. Which they do (in many cases) by feigning fealty to the wokery, or at least by never criticizing it. Their absence of belief in anything in particular makes this easier to do. Of course many really do believe in the wokery.

Davidcito
Reply to  Whiskey
4 months ago

Yeah this is it. It’s a new religion. An example is dating. Dating since 2015 has become an interview for wokeness. If I don’t denounce capitalism , men or white people in the first 30 mins, the woman pegs me as a conservative. This is very religious behavior. If it’s not pink hair and face piercings, then it’s rhetoric signaling to demonstrate which side someone’s on. The good news is, these women are having absolutely no children. Unfortunately, this is why they’re going to vote with every ounce of lonely resentment against us for the next 40 years. After that,… Read more »

Scott
Scott
4 months ago

Bravo! Just Bravo!

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
4 months ago

I’ma gonna repeat this, I think today’s is a major white pill.

Today’s has broken the first great lie, the illusion that our side labors under: that the managerial classes are a united front.

We really, really want to leverage our enemies killing each other.
Just think of all the pressure points we can bring to bear on their creaky system.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Alzaebo
4 months ago

edit, ‘leverage our enemies INTO’
like spiteful women and duskies will tend to do

more Gaza protests,
Hood on Haitian street battles,
arab on paki riots,
Karen managers destroying the prison guard unions,
students disupting academia,
pajeets wrecking surveillance software,
boeing engineers cranking out electric vehicles,
bankers savaging the very pension funds that float the political class…

while the rancher or prepper or mechanic or nurse or web designer or lawyer tends increasingly to their own parallel neighbors’ economy

bruce g charlton
4 months ago

The post is an abstract and reduced discussion of what Christians call “sin” and “evil” – and a re-description in value-free/ quasi-objective economics and systems-theory terms, of how sin feeds upon sin, and evil becomes more evil. The trouble is that – insofar as we strip-out explicit values, and ignore the divine creation that makes them real – then we have a description without compelling oughts or coherent prohibitions. We get a description of what perhaps is the case, of how things maybe work – but the explanation contains no reason to oppose it or resist it – indeed such… Read more »

pyrrhus
pyrrhus
Reply to  bruce g charlton
4 months ago

Yes, because a fair number of people are left that still have some sense of good and evil…For example, the destruction of Boeing’s safety standards has aroused quite a bit of dissension within the company…which the top executives ignore, but are constantly aware of….

Spingerah
Spingerah
Reply to  pyrrhus
4 months ago

The standards of diversity are still there. That’s the Important thing.
To be a QA at Boeing means you must be of a certain demographic.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  bruce g charlton
4 months ago

Something very offputting about your comment, Mr. charlton; you’re making a vague moral complaint about a mechanical diagnosis.

Tell me again how you’re winning?
On the individual level, you bet- but on the collective level, who’s on top? The sowers are getting swarmed by the reapers.

I suspect you’re trying to shoehorn us into that Christian tower of Babel that got us here. Nope, not gonna do it. Ein Volk, Ein Reich for me.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Alzaebo
4 months ago

“Tell me again how you’re winning?'”

If you have been following him, he’s not. He’s arguing Ahrimaic evil, FWIW.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Steve
4 months ago

Oops. Drop the italics and change to “Ahrimanic”.

hokkoda
Member
4 months ago

It’s an interesting thesis, but I’ve had a different view about this for a long time. I was in the Air Force in the late 1990’s, and after a couple of assignments in other parts of the world, accepted a job as a nuclear weapons officer in Wyoming. Back when I cared about such things, we were told this was a good career broadening assignment. My first two assignments are what I would describe as meritocratic. The weapons were brand new, and my job was to master the tradecraft. I became the subject matter expert on both and advanced into… Read more »

Steve
Steve
Reply to  hokkoda
4 months ago

Yep. See also, von Mises’ bureaucracy.

pyrrhus
pyrrhus
Reply to  Steve
4 months ago

And Jerry Pournelle’s Iron Law of Bureaucracy….The top bureaucrats eventually eliminate those who actually further the purported functions of it…

Semi-Hemi
Semi-Hemi
Reply to  hokkoda
4 months ago

And I thought all of this craziness was cause by evil spirits possessing the weak minded.

hokkoda
Member
Reply to  Semi-Hemi
4 months ago

There is an element of evil spirits preying on the weak minded. Evil spirits don’t have to be supernatural. I work with a few. And the weak minded are everywhere. and are easy pickings.

BigJimSportCamper
BigJimSportCamper
Reply to  hokkoda
4 months ago

Indeed. Witness the compliance rates for the covid jabs.

hokkoda
Member
Reply to  BigJimSportCamper
4 months ago

I think some of that was people being threatened with job loss. Many decided the risk of unlawful forced medical experimentation was outweighed by the inability to pay their rent/mortgage or buy food. Notice how the jab rates have plummeted. We were in a meeting at work last Fall and one of the ladies I worked with called into Teams to tell us she had caught COVID. Again. “Five shots! I got covid… AGAIN! FIVE SHOTS!!!” To this day I truly believe she hasn’t the foggiest idea that the shots did nothing but give her covid and shorten her life… Read more »

anon
anon
Reply to  BigJimSportCamper
4 months ago

“Five shots! I got covid… AGAIN! FIVE SHOTS!!!”

To this day I truly believe she hasn’t the foggiest idea that the shots did nothing but give her covid and shorten her life expectancy. You can’t fix stupid.

The covid shots doing a swell job of fixing stupid. Occassionally suddenly and permanently.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  hokkoda
4 months ago

Stellar. Man, can I relate, even as a solo contractor.
Compliance became priority #1; performance, as simple as in getting from point A to point B, way down the list.

It felt like we were in business to comply with increasing checklists and keep up reports on our compliance with multiplying departments, not that bothersome “move physical goods from here to there” stuff.

The Wild Geese Howard
The Wild Geese Howard
Reply to  hokkoda
4 months ago

Finishing a batch of hard work….just gets you more hard work…

RedBeard
RedBeard
Reply to  hokkoda
4 months ago

Thanks for this, I appreciated this anecdote mixed with philosophy. I copied down the “…running out of rules.” paragraph I found most enlightening. On a side note, If you ever write a book of your experiences you should call it Running out the Fools.

Hokkoda
Member
Reply to  RedBeard
4 months ago

There were so many stupid rules that people lost the ability to make good judgements about the important rules.

They’d send me green lieutenants to train and I’d always riff on Andy Warhol’s famous observation,

“If everything is a rule, nothing is.”

Ploppy
Ploppy
Reply to  hokkoda
4 months ago

Perhaps it’s a better thing for the world as a whole if the nuclear missiles won’t go because the operators are managerial nitwits.

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
4 months ago

At this point, I’m convinced it’s losers having convinced or bought off everyone else to lose along with them, which is boring. They know the story of Babel and how it ends, or the War in Heaven. Just decide to stop losing, set your will to that— your grandchildren will thank you. Maybe there’s another layer above them yet, that’s on some burdensome meta-quest to guide the flock to its destiny, for lack of other challenges. But they could simply be divorced from reality, and delusional, if they even exist. Besides, there’s this internet hive mind thing that’s been upsetting… Read more »

ray
ray
4 months ago

‘Managerialism, in contrast, has a value system that is in conflict with the requirements of the managerial elite. It is this internal and unresolvable contradiction that leads the elite to attack their own system.’ Nah. They are simply base, spiteful, selfish, and evil. They proliferate because the U.S. no longer has the caliber of men to stop them. I recall when it did. Now it doesn’t. ‘Many have noted that the proliferation of females in the managerial class has brought with it the victim mentality, but it may simply be that females are more sensitive to it and much more… Read more »

rasqball
rasqball
Reply to  ray
4 months ago

“They proliferate because the U.S. no longer has the caliber of men to stop them. I recall when it did. Now it doesn’t…”

I too recall “when it did”, and agree wholeheartedly that “now, it doesn’t”

Ploppy
Ploppy
4 months ago

Fun anecdote, nothing to do with today’s topic:

Today I had jury duty, and I couldn’t help but notice every single potential juror was white, while the overwhelming majority of cases on the list had hispanic names for the defendant.

KGB
KGB
Reply to  Ploppy
4 months ago

I’m sensing a great opportunity for our people. If only we actually were a people.

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Ploppy
4 months ago

When I was selected for Grand Jury duty many years ago, the group of us (20) had to go for a couple weeks of “training”. Grand Juries—here at least—must have some understanding of law as there is no one, like a judge, to inform us of such. We all became budding lawyers. 😉 Anyway, the last day of instruction was in how to organize the group and perform our duties, such as deliberation, indictment, and the like. I remember our then district attorney (whom I knew) explaining the qualities we should look for in selecting a jury foreman. Something to… Read more »

Ploppy
Ploppy
Reply to  Compsci
4 months ago

I guess saying “may yamo Peggy Hill” is grounds for a mistrial.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Compsci
4 months ago

They dismissed me within the first couple minutes. After I’d spent a week going through their crap.

On the positive side, I’d have probably let a black go, anyway.

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Steve
4 months ago

When being interviewed by the presiding judge for empanelment on the Grand Jury, we were asked—as a group—who felt they could not perform the duties as outlined by the judge (these duties included extended empanelment spanning months). A women raised her hand from the back of the room. When the judge called upon her, she stood up—as was the protocol—and she was obviously 8+ months pregnant. The courtroom burst out laughing—including the judge. She was dismissed. 😉 Then another hand was raised. This person was a well dress lawyer. Basically his excuse was that he was too “important” in the… Read more »

Ploppy
Ploppy
Reply to  Compsci
4 months ago

And the lawyer went to the bar afterwards and bragged to everyone how he got out of jury duty.

Lineman
Lineman
Reply to  Ploppy
4 months ago

I hope you can see the irony of that Brother…

Snooze
Snooze
Reply to  Ploppy
4 months ago

Better I suppose than all the defendants White and the jurors black. That’s coming.

Bwana Simba
Bwana Simba
4 months ago

People keep saying the managerial elite are not the true elite. Who are these true elite that people keep claiming exist? Are there dozens of George Soros’ around, pulling strings and screwing with people and nations for sport? Can anyone point to these hidden figures? What if there isn’t an elite? What if the corporate nature of America makes it so everything is done by committee? Sev, from Founding Questions, has the theory that there is nobody in charge, which is frustrating the hell out of Putin, Xi and other world leaders trying to negotiate with somebody, and is the… Read more »

Jeffrey Zoar
Jeffrey Zoar
Reply to  Bwana Simba
4 months ago

I don’t have a better answer than anyone else seems to, but there were things that happened during the plandemic that demonstrated a central authority making decisions. Kind of like how the counting in swing states all stopped at the same time on the night of 11/3/20.

I wish I could find the article where Boris Johnson is quoted about why he implemented some particular plandemic policy: “They made me.” was what he said

Bourbon
Bourbon
Reply to  Jeffrey Zoar
4 months ago

Jeffrey Zoar: “They made me.” was what he said There are lots of different versions of Queen Elizabeth ostensibly having said similar things, to the effect that there were “Dark Forces” at work in the Empire, the genesis of which even she herself did not know. That was maybe the single moast frustrating thing about about watching the Windsors over the years; they never experienced anything in the way of curiosity. Which would be entirely consistent with the idea of actors & actresses having been SELECTED to play the role which they play in this drama. Alfred Hitchcock had nothing… Read more »

Pozymandias
Reply to  Jeffrey Zoar
4 months ago

I’d like to feed “data points” like what BoJo said there and other moments of candor into a special purpose AI and ultimately ask it “who the fuck are these people and what is the real hierarchy?”. You might even be able to automate the collection of data points by feeding it *everything* that a tool like BoJo says in a certain period of time and have it focus on the statements that seem anomalous. Pattern recognition is what the current ANNs (artifical neural networks) undeniably excel at. They are already *very* close to being able to read speech from… Read more »

Miforest
Miforest
Reply to  Jeffrey Zoar
4 months ago

I noticed the same thing. that it coordination, uniformity , and discepline on display worldwide ment there had to be a very strong controling power in charge . same thing wiht the 2020 election steal. there are some who will say it’s just a thousand shenequa’s all coming up with their own loca scam but that would not show any coordination, much less the total irom fisted control we saw on both those events.

KGB
KGB
Reply to  Miforest
4 months ago

One bit of evidence pointing to a coordinated steal is that the midnight vote dumps almost all took place in states where they were needed, swing states. Shaneequas exist everywhere, so why didn’t they do vote dumps in states like NY or CA? Because there was no need. Those states were never in play.

Bourbon
Bourbon
Reply to  Bwana Simba
4 months ago

Bwana Simba: “Are there dozens of George Soros’ around… I would like there to be somebody in charge to hate, some secret Legion of Doom to vilify…” Apparently a large number of samizdat researchers suspect that the net worth of the Rothschilds might be on the order of tens of trillions or even hundreds of trillions of dollars. I don’t whether that’s fabulistry, or even ackshually possible. But if the Rothschilds were worth only one trillion dollars, then they would still be an helluva force to be reckoned with. Tossing a billion here & a billion there would be child’s… Read more »

JerseyJeffersonian
JerseyJeffersonian
Reply to  Bwana Simba
4 months ago

I started reading your comment, and before I got to the second paragraph, I flashed on the thought expressed there. The Russians and others are quite right in their frustration over who they could negotiate anything with. The entire West is a shambolic mess, riven with factions, or just unselfconsciously inept. If one wishes to assign agency anywhere, the only real candidate seems to be The Father of Lies.

p
p
Reply to  JerseyJeffersonian
4 months ago

We are Borg. All will be assimilated.

ronehjr
ronehjr
Reply to  Bwana Simba
4 months ago

Yes, and they are not hidden for the most part.

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  Bwana Simba
4 months ago

I remember listening to Owen Benjamin years ago, he half-joked that the people who run the world are so removed from real life that they probably wouldn’t be recognizable as humans. Brought to mind Spacing Guild navigators lol.

Pozymandias
Reply to  Paintersforms
4 months ago

To paraphrase that famous saying of Arthur C. Clark (I think it was him) – any sufficiently wealthy person is indistinguishable from a Reptoid alien.

Hemid
Hemid
Reply to  Paintersforms
4 months ago

There’s a thought.

*Almost* every time a newsworthy #metoo type case makes it to court, the testimony against the celebrity/politico includes a description, never quite visualizable, of some repulsive genital deformity.

Maybe it’s the obvious thing: Having something nausea-inducing in his pants makes a man more likely to be accused of sex crimes. Or maybe prominent men are…strangely selected? We know they’re not chosen by merit.

Musk doesn’t impregnate his women by putting his penis inside them. Anyone asked him why?

Pozymandias
Reply to  Hemid
4 months ago

I did not know this about Musk. Does he merely visualize his seed inside the woman and it obediently materializes there? I once dated a girl who believed in “manifesting” stuff you wanted but this seems a bit extreme.

rasqball
rasqball
Reply to  Paintersforms
4 months ago

Don’t know whether anybody else noticed, but The Spacing Guild and its Navigators are not so much as touched upon in either part of the Villeneuve reboot.

The Wild Geese Howard
The Wild Geese Howard
Reply to  rasqball
4 months ago

That doesn’t seem possible. The Spacing Guild are one of the key factions through the entire Dune saga.

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  The Wild Geese Howard
4 months ago

Still the remake is superior (IMHO) to the original movie, and in general it’s pretty good for a novel that many said could never be made into a movie in the first place. Better to leave aspects out that do them poorly.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  rasqball
4 months ago

Don’t get me started on that mess. I got into an argument with a female co-worker over the Chani character and how they took way too many liberties with it. Also that they picked that homely actress what’s-her-name to play the part. Myself and a few fellow soldiers experienced the fickleness of the bureaucracy back in ‘91. Our unit was re-qualifying at the range, but we were finishing up a detail and were going to join them after we were finished. We were piling into this one guys suburban and the “house mouse” sgt screams at us to get out… Read more »

Jeffrey Zoar
Jeffrey Zoar
Reply to  Steve
4 months ago

The house mouse made first sergeant sometime later. They always do.

JerseyJeffersonian
JerseyJeffersonian
Reply to  rasqball
4 months ago

Things that would make you go “hmm”…if only you were permitted to notice them.

Puts me in mind of…geez, I don’t think that I am permitted to notice that.

Some sort of a corollary to that saying imputed to Voltaire about knowing who really runs things because you are not permitted to criticize Them. Something tickling at the back of my mind…

Oh, well.

Oswald Spengler
Oswald Spengler
Reply to  Bwana Simba
4 months ago

“Who’s the commanding officer here, soldier? –

“Ain’t you?!”

Boris
4 months ago

“At the top are rich white-presenting people who seem to live outside the meritocracy.”

White-presenting people – A euphemism for a certain tribe that looks white, but really isn’t? Brilliant.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Boris
4 months ago

Or, you might want to consider the possibility that he’s talking about whites who are, shall we say, less than indifferent about white survival, like D’s or Rs…

Tom K
Tom K
4 months ago

You’ve put your finger on one aspect of the regime. The point is that our biggest competitors on the world stage describe the situation as an impossibility for them. They have realized that they cannot reach any trustworthy agreement with our rulers. This is ominous. And it’s what happens when queers, women, hostile ethnic minorities, and unhinged fetishists rule over a people.

miforest
miforest
Reply to  Tom K
4 months ago

they don’t rule . they were inflicted on us by those who really do rule.

Geo. Orwell
Geo. Orwell
4 months ago

“Notice, for example, that advertising agencies have almost no diversity, but all of their ads are antiwhite.” With long experience in the business, this isn’t quite true. Thirty years ago ad agencies were very white indeed but that has changed, especially in the last fifteen years. However even now you won’t find blacks making up more than 13% of the employees. (Unless it’s an explicitly black agency aimed at black clients, and yes that is a thing. Agencies focused on blacks or Hispanics or Asians is just fine, with largely monoracial employee demographics. You just aren’t allowed to serve whites;… Read more »

KGB
KGB
Reply to  Geo. Orwell
4 months ago

When I lived in the Imperial Capital a couple decades ago, there was an extremely ghetto car dealership called Eastern Motors that ran ads on TV that were indistinguishable from a Dr. Dre video. The tag line was “Eastern Motors, where yo’ JOB is yo’ credit!”. Is this blessing of diversity still in business?

Geo. Orwell
Geo. Orwell
Reply to  KGB
4 months ago

That is unsurprising because things like small car dealerships ads seldom come from mainstream agencies and often get produced on a shoestring. Idiosyncrasies have more room to emerge here. An interesting thing about the big budget car advertising is the split between brand ads and dealer ads. Ad people hate working on the dealer ads because they focus on prices and promotions and the showroom… things buyers care about. No, ad people prefer to work on the national brand ads, the ones that let them make little movies showing glamorous people indulging in aggressive driving in a futuristic landscape and… Read more »

manc
manc
Reply to  KGB
4 months ago

Yeah they’ve expanded into an actual auto group with multiple dealerships. I remember those ads; they used to hire Redskins players to appear in them, probably leased them a car for like a buck a year as compensation.

Xman
Xman
Reply to  Geo. Orwell
4 months ago

I thought it was hilarious when “Doctor Huxtable” turned out to be a serial rapist in real life… Negroes, LOL.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  Xman
4 months ago

Xman: I’ve been saying for literally decades that blacks without criminal records are only those who haven’t yet been caught.

Xman
Xman
Reply to  3g4me
4 months ago

Well, my dear, I cannot say that I am quite THAT blackpilled. No doubt there are some good and decent Negroes just as there are some reprehensible whites.

That being said… I DO believe there is such a thing as the “law of averages” and the “regression to the mean”…

KGB
KGB
Reply to  Xman
4 months ago

Negression to the mean, always.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Xman
4 months ago

Yeah, nothing makes me laugh more than thinking about serial rape.

RealityRules
RealityRules
Reply to  Geo. Orwell
4 months ago

This is an interesting topic Geo. Orwell. I see the racial demographics of these agencies. Is the proper takeaway that white erasure in advertising is not malicious, but the transification shoved in the faces of rural and Heritage America is? What insights do you have as to why there is near total white erasure in advertising? I think it is nefarious. The reason I think so is that Krugman explicitly said that whites are not the future, that the future is Bill de Blasio. Do a search of diBlasio’s family. Not only are they “mixed”, they are not because they… Read more »

Bartleby the Scrivner
Bartleby the Scrivner
Reply to  RealityRules
4 months ago

So (((Paul Krugman))) said the future is not White, but miscegenation?

I’m shocked that he would agree with such a viewpoint!!!

Obviously, Pauly has never been out of a blue city.

I’ll let Paul and his family submit to the Shiksa and the magical kneegrow first.

Geo. Orwell
Geo. Orwell
Reply to  RealityRules
4 months ago

Very good comment, hope you see this RR… “What insights do you have as to why there is near total white erasure in advertising? I think it is nefarious.” Actually, it is nearly unconscious, as in being able to drive while barely thinking about it. It’s merely de rigeur to “showcase diversity” in commercials. The erasure of whites and especially white males happened slowly over time, just as the “diversity is our strength” platitude didn’t suddenly appear one day in our elites mouths but grew from many sources, almost as emergent behavior does. Nevertheless it is definitely anti-white, though in… Read more »

RealityRules
RealityRules
Reply to  Geo. Orwell
4 months ago

Yeah. That sounds like what happened in tech. I remember a CEO constantly harping on diversity. HQ in a city where whites are only 31% would regularly at company meetings say that he wanted to build a company that looked like the city. At the time we were probably 92% white with a few South and East Asians. So, he was slapping us in the face saying he wished we were reduced as a proportion by 61%. It didn’t phase him at all every time he said it. It is a sickness. Their children will grow to despise them, because… Read more »

Steve
Steve
Reply to  RealityRules
4 months ago

With all of the problems in higher indoctrination, I’m rather surprised that a few wealthy people from our side haven’t pooled their resources and created a whites-only university.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Steve
4 months ago

If only it could happen. My sibs and I established a couple full-ride scholarships at Hillsdale, only to later discover we were fooling ourselves.

Jack Dodson
Jack Dodson
Reply to  RealityRules
4 months ago

Paul Krugman is just a useless eater, when all is said and done, at a somewhat higher level and with more credentials than his pets of color. Both academia and journalism are collapsing, and his economic forecasts mirror the accuracy of Jim Cramer’s stock picks. He has no value or worth if things get bad. I truly hope Krugman gets the reception he deserves if he ever is forced to escape a future collapse of NYC and flees into the countryside among those raging rural whites. Based on his reported pedophilic nature, he wants to hear about his purty mouth,… Read more »

Davidcito
Reply to  RealityRules
4 months ago

I’ve had a similar career in different forms of marketing the last 16 years. The answer in short is… liberal white women. Colleges have been hammering self hatred and male hatred into these boneheads for decades. They are haunted by the incessant thought of “what would black people think of this?” They look at stock photos and commercials with white people and really believe these images do black people harm. They think their goal isn’t to sell products but to inspire young blacks to do better in school after seeing a slow motion video clip of a black guy changing… Read more »

Mycale
Mycale
Reply to  Geo. Orwell
4 months ago

My favorites are the car ones that show a black family (with grandma) driving up in the mountains or going to some secluded beach, and then coming back to their massive, pristine McMansion. Meanwhile I go on “black Twitter” and they talk about camping and hiking as weird things White people do.

It’s obvious they are not selling this car to blacks. It’s often said that in the household, women make or contribute significantly to these purchasing decisions, so it’s clear they are targeting AWFLs.

Pozymandias
Reply to  Geo. Orwell
4 months ago

My all-time favorite example of this is the black hiking or white water rafting trip. Happens all the time you know.

Hokkoda
Member
Reply to  Pozymandias
4 months ago

I used to have a friend who I would come to learn was an “early adopter” of woke language games. Mid 1990’s and she’s bitching about us calling it a white water rafting trip. She kept calling it wild water rafting. She wouldn’t actually come out and say why, because that just inevitably leads to her calling all of us racists. But I had great fun around her, “Look at those big puffy WHITE clouds!” That sort of thing. (These are the people in charge now, who insist I can’t call my bedroom the “master” bedroom.) I really did consider… Read more »

Pozymandias
Reply to  Hokkoda
4 months ago

“people experiencing homelessness” is what the woke toadies call the homeless. Actually I think they prefer “houseless”. Not sure why but everything with these people is meant to finely divide the weighing of various “oppressions” so that no one gets their feewings hurt. The latest thing among the tech weenies is to insist on calling the master branch in Git the “main” branch. Because slavery, dontcha know. I make sure that any project I start has a master branch now. They’ve managed to insure that. Of course, this is something that would never have occurred to me if all the… Read more »

NateG
NateG
Reply to  Pozymandias
4 months ago

Another good one is five black guys drinking beer and watching America’s Cup. One shouts out, ‘hey, San Diego Yacht Club got a new skipper!’

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Geo. Orwell
4 months ago

What I have noticed recently is a trend in ad’s that show quite blatantly White and Black miscegenation. Literally ad’s showing Black men and White women sharing beds or a bedroom scene in ad’s promoting products having nothing to do with such interaction. These ad’s are (so far) 100% Black men with White women. (I’ve seen perhaps *one* ad ever with a Black woman and a White man pairing.) Seems a while ago, you’d get the message with a mixed race couple sitting together with family at the dinner table, or perhaps driving together in the car, or having drinks… Read more »

KGB
KGB
Reply to  Compsci
4 months ago

There are examples of the reverse. I’ve seen a commercial for cough medicine wherein a normal white dude rolls over to comfort his sick Bantu wife and she brushes him aside, mistakenly believing that he wants some jungle love.

Martok's Eyepatch
Martok's Eyepatch
Reply to  Compsci
4 months ago

Just as a thought experiment, type ‘white couple’ on a search engine, click on Images and prepare to be appalled

Lineman
Lineman
Reply to  Compsci
4 months ago

Now it’s in your face because it’s humiliation time…It will get worse the longer we set and wait…

Geo. Orwell
Geo. Orwell
Reply to  Compsci
4 months ago

They are inserting homosexual couples now, and I distinctly recall a travel commercial with two young main characters, one of whom is clearly some kind of troon or transvestite.

BTW, it was for tourism in Israel.

TomA
TomA
4 months ago

If pathogens enter your body and start making you seriously ill, does the nature or motivation of these pathogens really matter to you? Sure, you need enough information in order to know where to target the remedy, but beyond that, everything else is simply irrelevant until the problem is solved and health is restored. It’s not enough to lament our downward spiral into toilet bowl vortex; at some point you have to fight back. The elites would like you to think that voting harder is an effective path to remedy, because that is a benign and useless form of pressure… Read more »

LineInTheSand
LineInTheSand
Reply to  TomA
4 months ago

My concern is that if we ever get enough motivated men to challenge the regime, their heads will be full of inaccurate beliefs that cause them to waste their energy. For example, if you think that the elites are cultural marxists who create divisions between groups where no divisions actually exist, you’re going to do a bunch of stupid stuff like try to convince non-whites that we all really just want freedom. Which is false. Yes, actions are more important than words, but if you only have the resources for a few actions, those actions must be informed by accurate… Read more »

Steve
Steve
Reply to  LineInTheSand
4 months ago

Agreed. And when that comes to pass, a word of advice ‐ stay out of my community. We are interested in freedom and don’t really care that much about the demographics of those who might want to take it from us.

Whites bury as easily as anyone else. And after several pets and a few horses and cows, I’m getting pretty good at it.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Steve
4 months ago

Fine. Whomever disagees, the last hoe i dug, for a cow, took under 3 minutes.

Bet I can do better for anything less than a half ton

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Steve
4 months ago

Figg autocorrect. “Last cow…”

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Steve
4 months ago

Really? “Hole”, “Friggin”

TomA
TomA
Reply to  LineInTheSand
4 months ago

I agree, but its a matter of priorities. We cannot talk our way out of the mess we’re in, nor can we rely solely on persuasion and education as a path to redemption. As Elon Musk recently stated in a viral tweet, the Deep State has a detailed and comprehensive plan to steal the next election as they did in 2020. If they succeed, there will be no redemption because the toilet flush will be completed fully during the ensuing 4 years. A lot of people are now waking up to this imminent danger and speaking up for the first… Read more »

Jeffrey Zoar
Jeffrey Zoar
Reply to  TomA
4 months ago

That they control election outcomes is not in doubt. But who they’ve chosen to win this next one seems to be

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  TomA
4 months ago

TomA, a good observation (both of the above), but one that seems to not happen often. To wit, in any struggle, one looks for allies. It’s the old, “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” concept. But what happens when victory is obtained and there is no “unifying” enemy. Chaos and internal strife.

My general thinking is that this is unavoidable if one wishes to prevail against the establishment. One enemy at a time.

Lineman
Lineman
Reply to  TomA
4 months ago

We can do better than that… Well that is definitely the question that isn’t being answered at the moment and should be the very one that is of utmost importance because it’s whether we Live or Die… Question was asked yesterday about what can good men do or what should of they been doing the last three years and I just had to shake my head because I would say the vast majority of you know my answer and that is Tribe Up or Die… I can lay out every step but if no one is willing to take those… Read more »

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Lineman
4 months ago

Sigh. That was me. Tribe up and then what?

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Steve
4 months ago

Sometimes all you can see is the *next* step. You know what doing nothing leads to.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Compsci
4 months ago

Sometimes, maybe, but if “tribe up” means nothing more than grilling a few steaks or drinking a few brewskis, “tribe up” isn’t much of an answer.

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Compsci
4 months ago

Steve, still better than nothing, but I get where you are coming from. One gets to know a bit about some fellow White if the conversation gets going and there’s a beer at hand. And that’s better than nothing in a pinch.

I’m a bit of a loner and that of course will present future problems if the SHTF, so what do I know?

Moss
Member
Reply to  Steve
4 months ago

While the spirit of your question is the default, I recommend you tribe up first. Get to that point. Know your neighbors, be a man that speaks truthfully, plainly and clearly, be a serious man. These are serious times. As you spend time in and among your tribe, what comes next comes naturally if you are using Plainspeak. We must name those that wish to hurt and kills us, rape our daughters, steal our wealth. And while we can guess, with likely accuracy, whose pulling the strings, it’s not important in the short term. When Lineman invited my family into… Read more »

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Moss
4 months ago

i recommend you tribe up first.

Been there, done that, got the t-shirt. Now what?

Moran ya Simba
Moran ya Simba
Reply to  Moss
4 months ago

Steve, you need to pump some more iron and get your Testo up. Your attitude is pregnant with demoralization and hopelessness. This is a poisonous attitude that can’t be allowed when things get sporty.

Lineman is right; tribing up means finding men you would trust enough to go tiger hunting with, to use the archaic British imperial age standard. With your attitude you’ll find none. And they are already hard to find in most places

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Moss
4 months ago

Sorry, Moran,. You are completely misunderstanding. Me and mine are fine with defending kith and k8n

What we are not dine with is defnding dross.

People have linked to (((them))) destroying all that is right and proper, but in my experience, its unfounded. How did (((they))l) destroy my business?

Lineman
Lineman
Reply to  Steve
4 months ago

Sigh Why do you always argue in bad faith…I told you what the next step was…

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Lineman
4 months ago

Not bad faith. I either did not realize you were answering me, or, more likely, didn’t go back the next day to review responses, because, as you know, topics tend to die the very next day.

Humor me please. Step 2?

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Lineman
4 months ago

I promise I’ll check back, but probably not after tomorrow.

Lineman
Lineman
Reply to  Lineman
4 months ago

So you asked a question and then didn’t bother to go back and see if I answered…That tells me you really didn’t give a crap about the answer you just wanted to argue for the sake of arguing…I only humor those who actually want a solution not a smartass who could care less what I have to say and wouldn’t take any advice I gave anyway…You sound very jewish by the way in your responses…

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Lineman
4 months ago

OK, @Lineman I took the time to go back through the last weeks’s worth of poasts. Where exactly did you tell me where the next step was?

Moran ya Simba
Moran ya Simba
Reply to  Lineman
4 months ago

Line, there’s something wrong with Steve s attitude. I’m fairly but not positively sure it’s passive aggressive trolling but it could be completely demoralized sincerity. Either way it’s toxic and I’m putting him in the troll column

Lineman
Lineman
Reply to  Lineman
4 months ago

you’re hilarious you know that…Why would you go back through a whole week of post when you asked the question that I referenced yesterday…Are you being deliberately obtuse or just an asshole…

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Lineman
4 months ago

@Lineman, you thought, “Self Sacrifice, Tribe Up, and Prepare for War…” was an answer to what to do next?

Really?

Captain Willard
Captain Willard
4 months ago

“Managerialism, in contrast, has a value system that is in conflict with the requirements of the managerial elite. It is this internal and unresolvable contradiction that leads the elite to attack their own system.” This was an incredibly ambitious essay, so it’s possible to quibble here. The goal would be to quibble in a way that advances our understanding of what’s actually happening. All systems have frictional costs and vulnerabilities. Those of monarchy and aristocracy are pretty easy to identify. Those of managerialism are harder to identify and much harder to understand. Personally, I think what Zman calls Managerialism’s “value… Read more »

Jack Dodson
Jack Dodson
Reply to  Captain Willard
4 months ago

This is spot on, but as I mentioned below evil and sadism animates this behavior even more than benefit.

Severian
4 months ago

Milovan Dilas (I’ve usually seen it transliterated “Djilas”) analyzed real Communist Apparatchiks in Marxist terms back in the 1950s. It’s worth a look, as a lot of the insights apply to our new New Class of fake and gay apparatchiks. Also recommended: David Brooks’s Bobos in Paradise. You can watch the “bourgeois bohemians” achieving Revolutionary Class Consciousness in realtime. (Warning: This book will also get you high as a kite, as David Brooks is the least self-aware human being ever to walk the earth. He is describing himself in micro-anatomical detail… and has absolutely no idea he’s doing it. Which… Read more »

Captain Willard
Captain Willard
Reply to  Severian
4 months ago

I saw David Brooks (live/in person) give a speech at a conference. For a moment, I thought it might be performance art.

The highlight was his pathos-filled recounting of his romance with his intern and his divorce. He referenced St. Augustine. It’s impossible to make this stuff up.

Jack Dodson
Jack Dodson
Reply to  Severian
4 months ago

Case in point: Brooks was serious when he asked “are we the baddies?” He’s utterly clueless, but hardly alone, and that lack of self-awareness among his class is terrifying and almost always is a precursor to a horrible outcome.

Jack Dodson
Jack Dodson
4 months ago

The Elite are not their managers. Elitism is quite different from managerialism. We often confuse the two because of the term “managerial elite.” And, yes, what passes for actual Elite today is a shadow of what formerly did, but so are their help and ho’s. The management/managerial elite is permanently insecure because it realizes the fluidity of the actual Elite’s morality makes them vulnerable to uncertain whims and inadvertent missteps. You touched on this but the preface is needed to state the obvious conclusion: almost all of the weirdness is sadism/malignant narcissism. Those at the tippy-top, like Nero, Caligula, and… Read more »

Captain Willard
Captain Willard
Reply to  Jack Dodson
4 months ago

I agree Jack. The chaos has side benefits of keeping the strivers off balance.

Major Hoople
Major Hoople
Member
Reply to  Jack Dodson
4 months ago

We’re a corporate society. Living in America is living in a giant corporation. There may be some people out there who love the corporation they work for, but not many I think. Who rises to the top of a corporation? It is seldom people we would define as moral or good. What we are seeing is the behavior of people living in a meanly competitive hierarchy. As simplistic as it is, this nonsense doesn’t happen in a society of independent proprietors and farmers.

Xman
Xman
4 months ago

I can’t fully agree, Z. Yes, the Claudine Gays of the managerial elite do have (((masters))) like (((Ackerman))). But that does not explain why your local librarian hosts a Drag Queen Story Hour for three-year olds or why your local high school principal thinks her most important mission is to allow boys wearing lipstick to piss in the girls’ room. The world as we know it was created by white men — Ford, Edison, Westinghouse, Tesla, Gates, Jobs, Browning, carrier, etc. etc. The American Cultural Revolution 1960s was a democratic movement in which women and nonwhites and queers demanded an… Read more »

Captain Willard
Captain Willard
Reply to  Xman
4 months ago

Yes Xman. But I think the Elite have done a straight MBA-like spreadsheet of the costs vs. benefits of co-opting these cultural revolutionaries. They’ve apparently decided that it’s cheaper, less risky to co-opt them than it is to let them oppose the system from the outside. The negative externalities you correctly cite are endured by the Proles/Dirts, not the Elites.

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Captain Willard
4 months ago

So far not the elites. But how long can that go on? If one looks back at other great revolutions, one can paint a pretty scary picture of what can happen when the rabble gets rambunctious. Now I don’t argue that such an uprising won’t simply put another elite system in place, but that won’t do the old elites much good, will it?

mikebravo
mikebravo
Reply to  Xman
4 months ago

Succinctly put sir. Nailed it!

Stranger in a Strange Land
Stranger in a Strange Land
Reply to  Xman
4 months ago

Xman – when an upvote just isn’t enough – positively brilliant!

RealityRules
RealityRules
Reply to  Stranger in a Strange Land
4 months ago

What Stranger in a Strange Land said. Thought provoking and a theory that appears to have merit.

Lineman
Lineman
Reply to  Xman
4 months ago

None of this will end until the System that allows women, blacks, deviants, perverts, weirdos and incompetents to get paid handsomely while grifting off it gets flushed, and we return to a day where the true measure of power is intellect and achievement.
Well there is a major step in between those two and that is chaos and bloodshed that has to be solved…

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Lineman
4 months ago

Very true. First step is to acknowledge the falsity of “equality” of men. From there all things fall into place.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Lineman
4 months ago

Yep. I might wish otherwise, but the enemy will not allow anything less. One side or the other is going to get killed or enslaved.

Lineman
Lineman
Reply to  Steve
4 months ago

So why be a dick to those who want what’s best for you and yours…

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Lineman
4 months ago

Right…

Your comment was too short. Please go back and try your comment again.

imbroglio
imbroglio
4 months ago

I’m having some trouble following the thread that leads to the embrace of bizarre trends and fads. If the managerial elite answers to the true elite, and if this true elite is primarily if not almost wholly white, why would this true elite endorse white bashing, trans-hyping and other apparent predilections of the managerial elite? Also, if these quixotic fads and policies are permitted to run riot, what good would it do the managerial elite to promote them when they’d never know if their own heads might be next on the chopping block? Cleverness and well-timed backstabbing may be the… Read more »

Eloi
Eloi
Reply to  imbroglio
4 months ago

I don’t agree with many of the assertions in this post, so my thread of reasoning is different. In answer to your questions, regardless, is that the elites are wicked Satanists seeking to impose the new world order on the populace.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  imbroglio
4 months ago

Agreed. What they (with or without multiple parenthesis, depending on who lives rent-free in your head) gain, though, is to turn white against white, the point being that if even non-Leftie whites united, we would be unstoppable.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Steve
4 months ago

My bad. We would be easily overcome.

KGB
KGB
4 months ago

There was something related to this topic over the weekend, when the media had an epic meltdown over Trump’s completely innocuous use of the phrase “blood bath”. Prior to this, we’ve been noticing signs that the ruling elites were softening somewhat to the idea of Trump. The SCOTUS ruling on state ballots being one major example. Most of us know that if the regime had just co-opted Trump in 2016 – and with Trump being such a peacock it would have been exceedingly easy to do – they would have had most of what they wanted with none of the… Read more »

Ploppy
Ploppy
Reply to  KGB
4 months ago

The regime is steadily getting sloppier as IQ declines. They have less control over their little trained minions.

Zulu Juliet
Zulu Juliet
Reply to  KGB
4 months ago

Thank the Lord I don’t watch TV. Watching the media freak-out over a metaphor, would have made my life poorer. I don’t see how folks can watch TV on a regular and maintain sanity or not become hysterical.

Life is disturbing enough. Why pump visual and aural sewage into one’s house?

Major Hoople
Major Hoople
Member
Reply to  Zulu Juliet
4 months ago

The first step in red pilling people is getting them off the regime tube.

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Major Hoople
4 months ago

I disagree a bit. Someone has to keep up with the latest moves of the opposition. One way or another, you must have such knowledge as independent as possible from second and third hand accounts. But I do agree that one needs to stop such activity when it becomes too demoralizing or takes too much time from productive activities. I do not know where the “balance” lies.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Compsci
4 months ago

Right. I like to keep up with the NYT and CNN and MSNBC to keep abreast with the Enemy, but I can’t bring myself to follow the ones ostensibly on our side. It’s just too depressing.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Compsci
4 months ago

I stand corrected. It’s not at all depressing to read about cucks claiming to speak for me.

(Not you, @Compsci.) Whomever thought that cucks were, I don’t know, jocund, maybe?

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4 months ago

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Agrees To See
Agrees To See
4 months ago

“The question that never comes up in any serious way is why the ruling class spends so much time manufacturing these perversions of reality. Why do these bourgeois people who rule over us embrace bizarre social fads when it is clear they would not incorporate them in their daily lives..” I submit that this question is both asked and answered exhaustively. The Rulers are Gnostic/ Luciferean/ Satanic (the terms overlap but the underlying deification does not. One could also include the practitioners of Kabbalah in this list) Ignoring this component of their Rule only leads to endless navel gazing like… Read more »

Stranger in a Strange Land
Stranger in a Strange Land
Reply to  Agrees To See
4 months ago

Perhaps this could be described as 21st century version of 1st century Gnosticism?

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Stranger in a Strange Land
4 months ago

If one can admit that the Gnostics were basically correct, that Daniel had corrupted the savant Zoaroaster’s more accurate model of two Gods into contradictory One God triumphalism.

Shiva and Vishnu, as the ancient Aryans would have it.
The earthbound can hear only Shiva, the God in the greenhouse, the Composter and Fermenter layer; whereas neocortex Whites can hear the singing of another, of Creation, of the powers that we anthropomorphize as the Maker, outside the greenhouse.

miforest
miforest
Reply to  Alzaebo
4 months ago

They sell some great weed in your part of the country, don’t they?

Drive-By Shooter
Drive-By Shooter
Reply to  Agrees To See
4 months ago

>>>”The goal is a One World Government ruling over hapless, helpless slaves.” This is the same goal as any sect of Abrahamists, including members of the Noahide crowd and nationalists like David Ben-Gurion, who rejected his ancestors’ theocratic superstition but not the motive for preaching it. Your complaint originates from your fear that your sect will be permanently smothered, which is what everyone ought to support anyway. >>>”The Rulers are Gnostic/ Luciferean/ Satanic” This would make them creationists, like you, and that mess is basically Abrahamic. (Yes, you and the Satanist are alike, though we can regard the Satanist as… Read more »

Jeffrey Zoar
Jeffrey Zoar
Reply to  Drive-By Shooter
4 months ago

The tunnel thing is unknown outside of dissident circles like this one. It was not widely propagated, was completely ignored by the msm, thus it was not intended to signal anything. I conclude that it was a genuine expression of…. something.

Captain Willard
Captain Willard
Reply to  Agrees To See
4 months ago

Whether it ‘s a Satanic cult with a direct purpose, or a loose system with emergent properties (as Zman has argued before), we see it from “below” the same way and suffer the same consequences.

But you make a great point and the antidote would be different depending on the cause.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Captain Willard
4 months ago

So well said, it is both driven and emergent.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  Agrees To See
4 months ago

Agrees To See: At this point they are just rubbing people’s noses in it, and taking pleasure in doing so. It’s akin to the bullies subjecting their victims to swirlies. I have not studied ‘systems’ and have no familiarity with the specialized vocabulary or theories, and I found it difficult to ascertain Zman’s main point today. I don’t agree that people like Claudine Gay are insecure in their position; envy and resentment and hatred are pretty clear motivations to me. The whole belief system represents a rejection of and challenge to God. They genuinely are Luciferian in their beliefs and… Read more »

RealityRules
RealityRules
Reply to  3g4me
4 months ago

Oh so this will be Amazon City A. This is interesting because it is 2030. Amazon will be the landlord and it will apportion who can rent a business space (by racial apportionment of course) – or just be the sole vendor. Also, autonomous vehicles will never work outside of a fully controlled environment, so they get to control it and thus make autonomous vehicles a viable technology. Of course, their city will, thanks to the ESG/Green-Energy political patronage system, probably not only be tax excempt, but collect taxes and subsidies for being fully, “sustainable.” Very interesting. I wonder what… Read more »

JerseyJeffersonian
JerseyJeffersonian
Reply to  3g4me
4 months ago

Ja, I saw an image in a recent ZeroHedge article of the projected Amazon headquarters, and the very first thought I had was that it is a spitting image of traditional artistic representations of the Tower of Babel; i.e., a concretization of the aapiration forbidden by God, the striving to think oneself equivalent to gods, storming Heaven. And how very appropriate for someone such as Bezos to posture/LARP in this way.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  3g4me
4 months ago

Good points. I’m still undecided about Claudine Gay – she didn’t impress me as having the intellect to know what’s going on. And she would be tossed under the bus for any reason or none at all. And again, too dim to realize it. IMO, either your explanation or Zman’s fits the facts at hand.

But either way, Satanic influence is not only consistent, but somewhere between likely and certain.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Steve
4 months ago

A smart city as a visible temple to the Power?!!

A triumph monument beckoning to some, a scourge and viper’s den to others. Remarkable.

My own opinion is that this is one of the Zman’s best; he describes why the System tends towards permanent revolultionary committees, why the Grim and Determined always get down to the truly important work of denouncing each other.

This appeal to authority insulates and sustains the Top class on the one hand; on the other, the energies spent to contain the ferment eventually will exhaust the Reign with incompetence, Nature’s amoral balance achieving ecological homeostasis.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Alzaebo
4 months ago

Sorry. Simply put, Evil cannot last, although it is trying damned hard to do so. To lock itself into a self-sustaining ummah, a cyborg Body of true believers.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Alzaebo
4 months ago

Didn’t follow the point of your previous comment, but, yeah, Evil is self-defeating, though it does have its day.

anon
anon
Reply to  Agrees To See
4 months ago

Why do these bourgeois people who rule over us embrace bizarre social fads when it is clear they would not incorporate them in their daily lives..”

The main goal is to humiliate and show who has the power. The Covid rules were a prime example of this.

miforest
miforest
Reply to  Agrees To See
4 months ago

This! and they want a lot less of us slaves. no sense in have a bunch who just do things for other slaves, like small businessmen.

Martok's Eyepatch
Martok's Eyepatch
Reply to  Agrees To See
4 months ago

Absolutely spot-on. The masses have been carefully and deliberately trained to dismiss the supernatural and spiritual since the Enlightenment (an entirely Luciferian project).

This woman’s analyses of the culture and the machinations of Our Betters are absolutely BRILLIANT: https://www.saltradioministries.com/

The symbolism is there, openly, in everything they do.
H.G. Wells (33rd Degree Freemason) admits in God The Invisible King that Lucifer is his god. Blavatsky (intelligence asset), the same. The Lucis (formerly Lucifer) Trust, which runs the faith room at the UN, I believe. The entire New Age movement is a Luciferian deception:

https://rumble.com/v1gmblb-e511-ministries-the-spirit-of-the-age-the-occult-the-serpent-the-new-age.html

Woodpecker
Woodpecker
4 months ago

This is a good piece. I have often wondered why Soros is so driven to destroy America. I realized Soros is old, and maybe weak. It’s likely jealous nonentities at the helm of his trust destroying America.

lgfree
lgfree
Reply to  Woodpecker
4 months ago

Soros is an “evil puppet” frontman. He is a red shield banker stooge and middle management.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  lgfree
4 months ago

Darn tootin’. Somebody made sure he got settlement of his naked shorts of the British pound and the Thai baht. Dude got paid so he could take his winnings and continue the war.

lgfree
lgfree
Reply to  Alzaebo
4 months ago

Gates/Musk even Einstein/Tesla (a patent everyday)

all frontmen for ancient knowledge and the moneychangers rolled out a retarded inverted obsolescence ponzi scheme

Rule the seas rule the “GDP”

lgfree
lgfree
Reply to  Alzaebo
4 months ago

I just want to win.

Don’t care how.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  lgfree
4 months ago

Ooh, red shield. So subtle…

lgfree
lgfree
Reply to  Steve
4 months ago

Ancient middlemen disclosure is allowed.

Why do ppl hate those ppl?

They are management for the real power homie.

lgfree
lgfree
Reply to  Steve
4 months ago

Look on the back of your social security card boomer!

You are red shield corp livestock

Steve
Steve
Reply to  lgfree
4 months ago

What SS card? Lost mine probably 20 years ago. Can you say the same?

Had a financial planner ask me the last 5 of “my” ssn a couple weeks back. I had no clue. Does anyone memorize that shit?

Filthie
Filthie
Member
4 months ago

We can’t rewind, we’ve gone too far. Now the video star is dead too! All too plausible, I’m afraid. The influx of women to the managerial space has produced an replacement of leadership with emoting. Even the guys are doing it now. The other day, our faggot faced prime minister – Turdo La Doo – was fishing for sympathy because he is taking a hiding from the conservatives and the electorate. He says he wants to quit every day because his job is so hard. I can’t believe it. He wants to foist a huge carbon tax on the people… Read more »

Chet Rollins
Chet Rollins
Reply to  Filthie
4 months ago

There’s a reason Theatre kids like Trudeau were thrown into lockers in better times. Harsh, but there was a reason for this hierarchy.

Lineman
Lineman
Reply to  Filthie
4 months ago

Yea but they won’t because why would they need too…Their plans are coming to fruition with direct confrontation…As long as the economy holds things will continue to go downhill because most but a very few are still too comfortable and don’t want to upset their daily routine…

Lineman
Lineman
Reply to  Lineman
4 months ago

Meant to say without…

Chet Rollins
Chet Rollins
4 months ago

> The elites can still utter, “He’s not our sort”, but the reason is morality rather than bloodline. The first time I heard a corporation explicitly say this was when an executive at Google said how important it was not only that someone was talented, but also had a “Googley” personality, in other words, know how to conform to the massive bureaucratic and moral machine that operated in their company. It basically guarantees an organization of cogs as opposed to people with agency, which is why their products are so horrible. If you stifle the talented 20% that does 80%… Read more »

Tired Citizen
Tired Citizen
Reply to  Chet Rollins
4 months ago

Bingo. A few years ago I briefly left my BWC for another BWC (black worship center) and one of the things that made me almost immediately quit and go back to my current place of worship was the constant use of the word “family”. Despite there being a chief people officer who openly hated white males and loved blacks (she was white btw), the constant “you’re now one of us” cult shit really creeped me out. Working in tech for 25 years I’ve learned that you are not part of anything. You will be laid off in a heartbeat if… Read more »

usNthem
usNthem
Reply to  Tired Citizen
4 months ago

When one of the financial firms I worked for was taken over by Wells Fargo we immediately became “team members” – I couldn’t believe it.

rasqball
rasqball
Reply to  usNthem
4 months ago

McKinsey used to (c.2004) encourage it’s drones to refer to one another as “Firm Members.”
Firm Members – I kid you not!

(Dear Diary – this place is weirder than I was told: people are forever going about calling one another hadrons…)

Ponsonby
Member
Reply to  rasqball
4 months ago

A couple decades before that, the HR morons at a bank I worked for tried to get us all to call each other “Partner.” Being a smartypants I asked if I was a Limited or General Partner and what was my ownership percentage.

But the best reaction was from a crusty old timer who said that the only time he wanted to hear “partner” was after “Howdy”.

Tired Citizen
Tired Citizen
Reply to  rasqball
4 months ago

Our current chief diversity Shaniqua has forced us to call each other “colleagues”.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Tired Citizen
4 months ago

It’s time for the Zman to bring back his classic on how women turn every corporation into an African village matriarchy.

Lineman
Lineman
Reply to  Tired Citizen
4 months ago

Being left alone was never an option for long term…Sure for a short while you can be in a position to be left alone but sooner or later they will get to you…

Moran ya Simba
Moran ya Simba
4 months ago

Hmmm that’s a complicated theory. If you take spiteful mutants and witches running amok (Ed Dutton), female shittests (gamers), bioleninism (not sure who) of losers rising due to the system and losers’ propensity to be traitors and powerful outsiders’ perpetual insecurities and obvious diverging loyalties, you get something that seems consistent with the observed cluster F. Perhaps also complicated but most component parts such as female shittests and outsiders issues can be empirically verified (and those two are certainly valid). That’d be my sketch theory

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  Moran ya Simba
4 months ago

Weak men because strong bad, good bad, next life is life and this one death. Yearning for The End.

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
4 months ago

Z blending Marx and Nietzsche. Good stuff!

Let’s see, an alienated managerial elite that sees itself as a hated minority and projects its perceived condition on the masses, as a slave revolt.

“Their embrace of degeneracy is, in effect, a slave revolt against a system that is spiritually eviscerating.”

Slaves to what, or whom?

Lou Balome
Lou Balome
Reply to  Paintersforms
4 months ago

“The slave revolt in morality begins when ressentiment itself becomes creative and gives birth to values: the ressentiment of beings denied the true reaction, that of the deed, who recover their losses only through an imaginary revenge. Whereas all noble morality grows out of a triumphant yes-saying to oneself, from the outset slave morality says ‘no’ to an ‘outside,’ to a ‘different,’ to a ‘not-self’: and this ‘no’ is its creative deed.”

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  Lou Balome
4 months ago

“the ressentiment of beings denied the true reaction, that of the deed, who recover their losses only through an imaginary revenge.”

It’s all fake and gay. Revenge of the (elite) Nerds lol. And Satan is defeated, left to deception. Depends on everybody pretending along. More easily reversed than supposed, if people would stop playing the game.

right2remainviolent
right2remainviolent
4 months ago

I think another feature of our current societal structure and ‘elite’ is that, while they may be functionally skill-less in the sense that they’re not competent at Doing, Making, or Creating, their skills lie in striving. It’s one long chain of strivers trying to get to the top. The most important thing is to be useful to your manager and so on up the chain. A good striver is always looking up to see what will be useful to those above and a great striver is able to leapfrog. In that regard, it’s like a world wide episode of “Real… Read more »

RealityRules
RealityRules
4 months ago

This didn’t convince me Z. I think there are different roles in Managerialism. Since FDR and in hyperdrive since the 60s Revolution has been an ever increasing number of sinecures. These sinecures rely upon synthetic areas of non-study and anti-inquiry and a portfolio of degrees in adjective-before-once-traditional-area-of-inquiry. These people believe this stuff. The sinecures pay them very good money to take them seriously. They are ambitious and get paid and promoted to push these gospels. They are competing with one another. Moreover the synthetic sinecures and its patronage system are valueless other than as a political machine. The sinecures know… Read more »

Steve
Steve
Reply to  RealityRules
4 months ago

Sorry, but up until Clinton or Baby Bush, “civil service” carried a smaller paycheck in exchange for higher job security.

If you want to date the sinecure problem to then, or maybe more correctly, Obama, I agree.

Arshad Ali
Arshad Ali
4 months ago

“Claudine Gay, the former head of Harvard College, never saw herself as part of the elite, despite the position, because she has always had a boss, someone with control over her. Even as Harvard president she had to kowtow to the billionaire donors that fund the college.” Claudine Gay was a house nogger and everyone knew it. The rest of the “managerial elite” is likewise composed of office boys, errand boys, and court jesters. For true power, which is exercised beyond the limelight and in the shadows, look elsewhere. “For normal people, fear of losing a job or looking bad… Read more »

Arshad Ali
Arshad Ali
Reply to  Arshad Ali
4 months ago

Sorry, “vise”, not “vice.”

Montefrío
Member
Reply to  Arshad Ali
4 months ago

“What really matters is the ability to keep up one’s mortgage payments, car payments, and health care insurance.”

Once one is inside that hamster cage, escape requires earnings-productive capital. Without it, the wheel will keep spinning till the hamster has a wild-hair moment or the master stops feeding him. My guess is that hamster is plenty resentful, assuming he’s self-aware.

Evil Sandmich
Evil Sandmich
Reply to  Montefrío
4 months ago

They’ve castrated themselves to get into the emperors court, but the emperor forces them to keep what they’ve lost in a jar to ensure they constantly know their place.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Montefrío
4 months ago

Gawd, it would be nice if more than a handful of people understood that.

Captain Willard
Captain Willard
Reply to  Arshad Ali
4 months ago

Great points. Economic stress has just broken the middle class. The culture has broken “asibiyya” by breaking the family and religion. The managers have done this to cement their place in the hierarchy.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Captain Willard
4 months ago

To be fair, it only broke that fraction of the middle class who chose to be vulnerable.

Epaminondas
Member
4 months ago

This would definitely account for the competition to see who can be the most anti-racist human in existence. I wish (in vain) for some light at the end of this multicultural tunnel.

XLOVELI
4 months ago

I have to disagree with Zman on this one.

The reason the weirdness is being celebrated is because the liberals are trying to wrench society into their vision of the ideal culture. They may not have weirdness in their own life, but they genuinely like seeing it around them.

Think of it this way: if you’re a fan of UFC cage fighting, you like to see the brutality. That doesn’t mean you’d like to climb in the cage yourself.

For the Starbucks latte-drinking elite, support for perversity is just good clean fun. And in their minds, it helps society greatly.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  thezman
4 months ago

zman: What is “elite” all depends on one’s place on the social ladder. I don’t drink coffee, but find various people’s preferences on bean, blend, grind, and brewer type to be pretentious and funny as f*ck. Just read some rote teotwawki fiction where the newly-rich protagonist exults in drinking Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee as a signifier of wealth and taste, LOL.

Vegetius
Vegetius
Reply to  3g4me
4 months ago

The only reason elites do not go to Starbuck’s is because they have minions to do that for them. What I first experienced 35 years ago in the movie L.A. Story has gone from a joke to a lifestyle to a moral imperative, even for America’s pre-eminent STEM geekery. I recently had the opportunity to speak with a non-American scientist responsible for logistics at international academic conferences. We’re talking real heavy hitters, not nerds from silo colleges. This individual wanted to know what had happened to Americans, had they gone crazy? I assumed they were talking about Trump. Or Biden.… Read more »

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Vegetius
4 months ago

Make sure it’s made with only pure glacier water!
And sustainably harvested indigenous beans paid for under fair equity representation.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  3g4me
4 months ago

Last time I went to the St. Pats parade in Chicago, probably 20 years ago, people mocked me for my choice to drink “Ripple” coffee. Stuff you keep inside a brown paper bag.

Of those I’ve kept in touch with, I’m the only one with well-adjusted kids, I’m one of two still married to the same girl

Steve Snoochin-Boochin
Steve Snoochin-Boochin
Reply to  XLOVELI
4 months ago

I understand the response (as Z Man has raised this topic), but the time is soon approaching when we need to put all of these parlor psychology games on the shelf where they belong. “Why are they celebrating weirdness?” “Are they stupid, or is this a scheme?” “Do they really intend to carry through on DEI all the way, or is it just a cover for their own ambition?” Who cares at this point? Seriously? Why does anyone care what these people are “thinking?” Look at what they’re *doing.* Look. Look again. Look AGAIN. Do NOT retreat back into the… Read more »

LineInTheSand
LineInTheSand
Reply to  Steve Snoochin-Boochin
4 months ago

It’s worthwhile to understand why they are doing it so that you can evaluate whom you can trust.

If you think that our elites are Luciferian then you will ally with black Christians. Which would be stupid.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  LineInTheSand
4 months ago

Absolutely, Line, we have to try to predict where the next frontal assault will come. We’re in a fighting retreat at the moment, until we can muster our cells.

Identifying the enemy’s weak points, and our own vulnerabilities, will guide us to being more effectively pro-active.

Tired Citizen
Tired Citizen
Reply to  XLOVELI
4 months ago

I don’t know about that XLove – I have an older sister whom I despise. She lives in a very wealthy, Jewish suburb in New Jersey. Every house (including hers) has the ridiculous sign that says how no human is illegal, love is love, and black lives matter. I’ve been to the neighborhood. You have to look far and wide to find a single POC. There’s not even any pajeets. It’s all jews (minus a few White folks). These people would be outraged if some joggers moved in and their kids started robbing houses. You can bet they’d use their… Read more »

Lineman
Lineman
Reply to  Tired Citizen
4 months ago

Well the enemy isn’t going to make himself weaker, he is going to reserve that for you and me…White People have to wise up to the fact we are at War already and have been for some time or we will be extinguished…

george 1
george 1
4 months ago

“Managerialism, in contrast, has a value system that is in conflict with the requirements of the managerial elite. It is this internal and unresolvable contradiction that leads the elite to attack their own system.”

So they are having trouble getting Travarious, Shaniqua and Ibrahim to perform as expected? I think that white girl with the shaved head and the “girl power/lesbian” tattoos might be a problem as well.

George1
George1
Reply to  thezman
4 months ago

Well it is working as planned.

Steve Snoochin-Boochin
Steve Snoochin-Boochin
Reply to  thezman
4 months ago

Who cares if they care. What difference will it make if they (a) do or (b) do not? Does the answer change anything I should be doing right at this moment? Nope.

Let this be the last “What are the Lefties *Really* Thinking? 10 Questions to Ask your Local SJW” edition of Dissident Vogue (April 2024) ever.

Tarl Cabot
Tarl Cabot
Reply to  thezman
4 months ago

Yup. This is the best explanation of the proliferation, if not the origin, of the woke mind virus. For the managers it is not about their client pets. It’s about annoying the oligarchs they must serve, who don’t give a shit either, but just want to preserve and augment their power.

Woke as a managerial-oligarchic conflict vector. My mind is blown. Well done, Z.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Tarl Cabot
4 months ago

It really is a magnificent whitepill.
After all, we want our enemies to attack each other, right?

Auntie Analogue
Auntie Analogue
Reply to  thezman
4 months ago

Zman, it is all divide et impera: divide and rule. From Open Border$ to Drag Queen Story Hour, from promote-feminism to DIE, it is all about divide and rule. Keep everyone on the lower rungs at each others’ throats, and the elite hold onto . . . power.

Bourbon
Bourbon
Reply to  Auntie Analogue
4 months ago

Auntie Analogue: “Open Border$”

Elon highlighted an immigration vidya today, and when I sat down to watch it about 30 minutes ago, it had 51 MILLION views.

Then when I refreshed the page just now, it had 52 MILLION views.

Those numbers dwarf even Rush Limbaugh’s ratings, back in the day.

Here’s the video:

https://tinyurl.com/pxb4kuea

Rush Limbaugh only pulled in about 20 million viewers per week.

Whereas Elon is now pulling in 50 million viewers per day [and on the most important topic of our era].

The Council of the Sanhedrin must be furious about this.

usNthem
usNthem
4 months ago

There needs to be a slave revolt alright, but one that wipes out degeneracy and those who embrace and promote it.

Tired Citizen
Tired Citizen
Reply to  usNthem
4 months ago

This ^^^. Swift, harsh and without any quarter granted.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  usNthem
4 months ago

Today’s has broken the first great lie, the illusion that our side labors under: that the managerial classes are a united front.

Lineman
Lineman
Reply to  Alzaebo
4 months ago

Question is would you be doing anything different one way or the other?

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Lineman
4 months ago

Question is, would you?