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The attempted assassination this week of the Slovakian Prime Minister, Robert Fico, did not get much attention in American media. Slovakia is a tiny country tucked away in the eastern most part of what people consider Europe. Most Americans have no reason to care, but a century ago few Americans had a reason to care about Sarajevo either. A lot of history can happen in a small country sometimes.
The reason this could be the case is Slovakia is one of the countries that exists in the gray zone between East and West. It is part of the Visegrád Group, a political and cultural alliance of former Soviet client states. Like Orbán of Hungary, Fico is a nationalist who won office in the teeth of American efforts. There has been whispers that he could get regime changed due to his stance on Project Ukraine.
Like Orbán, Fico is an old school anti-communist, which means he is an anti-ideologue and that means he sees American liberalism with suspicion. In the Visegrád countries, it has been noted that most of the leading pro-American liberals used to be communists, with many having been part of the communist regime. They quickly changed out of their worker costumes and put on expensive suits.
The guy who tried to kill Fico is described as a leftist, but in the context of this part of the world that means he is pro-Western. Since winning election, Fico has been subjected to relentless media campaigns from American NGO’s criticizing him for his stance on Project Ukraine. There has been a lot of talk about getting rid of Fico by any means necessary, a dog whistle for the liberal fanatics.
The reason this may be a foreshadowing of what lies ahead is the reaction in Western media to the news of the assassination attempt. Instead of condemning the use of political violence, which would make sense from the perspective of people wielding power, the popinjays of the chattering skull circuit smugly suggested that Fico deserved to get shot and that maybe it was not a terrible thing.
Keep in mind that the people who turn up on regime platforms are repeating the opinions they hear on the cocktail circuit. This is even more so with Europe as these are all client states, so much of what makes up their politics is the solon culture where pretentious people compete to see who can stake out the cleverest pro-American position while making it sound European.
The reason this matters is the rhetoric aimed at guys like Orbán and Fico is the same we hear directed at Trump or any other skeptic of the liberal project. The first bullet out of the gun, so to speak, is to label them pro-Putin. Both Orbán and Fico have been given the “Russian collusion” treatment by the chattering classes. Both are called threats to “our democracy” for having won elections.
Now think about the situation with Trump. The regime has thrown everything at the guy over the last two years, but he keeps chugging along. Not only that, but his popularity is also probably higher now, and more intense, than when he ran in 2016 or 2020. At the same time, the liberal hatred for the man is now soul defining. If any means necessary was justified in 2020, it is even more true in 2024.
This is the dynamic of political violence. We tend to think of political violence as organized bands of politically motivated actors. Maybe they are sponsored by the ruling class or opposed to the ruling class, but they are organized. In reality, most political violence is the result of disorganized partisans who are set off by inflammatory rhetoric, as we saw with Black Lives Matter.
The other ingredient to political violence is that the people in charge become comfortable with it, justifying it when it serves their interests and overreacting to it when they need an excuse to use power outside the moral limits. The reaction to the Fico shooting is an example of the former and the ongoing suppression of J6 protestors is an example of the latter.
Probably the most important piece of the puzzle is disconfirmation. Political violence comes from the side that thinks the forces of good are at risk of losing, so something must be done to turn the tide. Trump was never supposed to win, so they created the conspiracy theory about Russian collusion to explain it and when that did not solve the problem, they resorted to violence.
In the fullness of time, we will look back at the shooting of Republican politicians at a pickup baseball game in 2017 as the start of the political violence cycle. James Hodgkinson was an anti-Trump kook, but the anti-Trump kooks were not shamed by his actions into toning down their rhetoric. Instead, they shrugged it off and ratcheted up their attacks on Trump and Trump supporters.
This is why the Fico shooting could be important. We are about to enter the summer of hate when the regime pulls out all the stops to defeat Trump. There are hundreds of potential James Hodgkinson types thinking they could be a hero to their cause by taking their shot. The FBI is always working up plans to create a green flag event in case the regime needs to use violence. This could be the kick-off to a wild summer.
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In the fullness of time, we will look back at the shooting of Republican politicians at a pickup baseball game in 2017 as the start of the political violence cycle. My marker is the political violence inflicted on primary rally goers in Chicago and San Jose in 2016. It was no doubt state-sponsored and had assistance from the FBI and other gangster-type government paramilitaries. If you recall, Trump’s GOP primary opponents (Cruz and Rubio spring to mind but there were others) were generally supportive of the violence. Things only escalated afterwards. The state propaganda organs, as hard as it is… Read more »
Yup. Time for a little “democracy” down in Panama. The Darien Gap is CIA staging ground for the invasion of the USA. They aren’t about to let that get closed down or cleaned up.
It seems to me, as a layman that a bad recession is coming, likely in the next year. China is a major driver of the world economy now and China is clearly in a deep recession. It’s been 16 years since the last major recession and it was very short lived. We had 14 years of money printing in the interim. I think we had a technical recession in 22, but everyone denied that it even was a recession. If it happens under Trump, he’ll be blamed and he will demand the printing presses be dialed up to 11. Whether… Read more »
If a recession happens under a Trump regime will he be blamed for it?
The magic 8 ball says…it is decidedly so.
“Will he be blamed for it”?
Who cares. Everything is fake and gay now. The only people who would believe it and squeal, are gonna squeal anyway.
The amount of groups that are organizing their own response to the coming collapse is surprising to me.
Then again, are you gonna wait in line for your life preserver on the Titanic, or are you going to make your own arrangements.
This.
We’ve been in a recession since COVID… The economy is being propped up with paper printing and fake USSR boot production-tier economic statistics. All they have to do is start reporting something closer to the truth and Trump will be blamed for it, yea.
Fico assasination (attempt) is just another piece of evidence that the enemy is willing to do anything to get their way, while their supposed opposition, the conservatives, just follow rules and refuse to “stoop to their level”.
And dissidents just talk, because what else can they do, with no allies among the elites?
This will continue until someone decides to stoop to their level and put a stop to it.
A disgruntled Regime faction would be the prime candidate to put a stop to at least some of it. For example, I’ve read some rather convincing cases that the CIA has seized domestic operations and control from the FBI, which is seen as too white, too philo-Semitic and too cautious. That could spiral into a range war pretty rapidly and the FBi might emerge as a disgruntled faction with enough heft to present a problem. The intelligence services also have wrested control from the military of Project Ukraine and other fuckeries, and when they go south that may ignite a… Read more »
Yep, the old adage: “The enemy of my enemy is my friend.” May prove fatal in taking sides in this matter.
I think the FBI wins that war. It’s been a corrupt policing organization for a very long time. It has federal policing powers and the CIA doesn’t. The are authorized to use deadly force domestically and the CIA isn’t. They work with the federal prosecutors on a daily and ordinary basis, the CIA does not. It’s not like they are at cross purposes either. The FBI is corrupt inside the US and the CIA is corrupt outside the US. Both support AINO/Globohomo fully. To give you an idea of just how corrupt the FBI is, if they ever want to… Read more »
*Polite cough* — the CIA operates domestically as well but doesn’t advertise it.
The problem with this is that once that particular cat is out of the bag the stage is set for a killing spree… and it isn’t unusual for the guys that start these things to be consumed by them. The purges will inevitably start followed by the genocides. That is what these people do, it’s the way they roll.
Don’t be at all surprised if these guys get erased by their own people before they even get started…
Robespierre himself was eventually fed into the guillotine.
It seems the most fanatical True Believers almost always get whacked, and the cynics/opportunists survive.
Certainly true. More safe to hide in the shadows and emerge after the hard work and sacrifice and “culling” is done, then pretend to have been a part of it. How many Congresscritters exaggerate their military records? It never grows old.
Dehumanizing your enemies is always the first step. Makes killing them with a clean conscience so much easier.
That’s why the regime gets so upset with Tucker when he hangs out with Putin and Orban and they come off looking good.
Almost as an aside and without elaboration, Carlson recently mentioned during an interview with the Blackwater founder that the Regime had made an assassination attempt against him. It isn’t disputed that Assange’s assassination also was discussed.
It would not be surpring if Tucker Carlson had an “accident”. Just being a Boeing whistleblower is apparently predisposing to “suicide”. The game is dirtier than most people realize
The Tucker-Prince interview was interesting. It sounds like Tucker is fairly serious about his personal security measures.
Not sure what to make of Prince. Suddenly the guy who ran America’s Wagner Group is an anti-establishment cash and privacy advocate?
Though, I think the real reason Prince flies coach, which he wouldn’t admit, is that he figures TPTB would be more reluctant to down an entire airliner just to take him out.
Prince came across as slippery and sometimes deceitful. Also, note how he frequently lapses back into Regime propaganda. I also got the vibe that Prince was putting out feelers to be a counter-point to Wagner.
He’s a deepstate turd, how else would you get your mercenary company hired for work in Iraq and Afghanistan?
Prince was a guest on Bronze Age Pervert’s podcast 5 or 6 weeks ago. Two hours. Lot of listeners.
They want white males back on board. Everybody here is thinking civil war, but to be honest, the regime needs to solidify its gains now, not keep this insanity going another five years. Too many people have exited the system and they need them back.
TPTB would be more reluctant to down an entire airliner just to take him out.
Why would they care about that? Even more plausible deniability. Another one of those darn 737 defects. Very sad.
I find it interesting that others here also found something untrustworthy about Prince. “Slippery” was the word in my mind although I couldn’t entirely put my finger on it
No idea who Prince is, but if he’s associated with BAP then he must be a shitheel.
Trump cabinet member Betsy DeVos is his sister. From wikipedia. Sorry for all the crap in there Political views Prince describes himself as a libertarian.[26] Prince said, “I’m a very free market guy. I’m not a huge believer that government provides a whole lot of solutions. Some think that government can solve society’s problems. I tend to think private charities and private organizations are better solutions.”[91]Prince credits his time as a White House intern with some of his political views. He said that “having that White House internship responsibility and badges, I walked around some of these other cavernous federal agencies, and you want… Read more »
“Dehumanizing your enemies is always the first step. Makes killing them with a clean conscience so much easier.”
2016-2020
They’re all deplorables! Racists! Misogynists! They won’t take the jab! No grocery stores, no jobs!
What did you think they were trying to do?
You forgot “Nazis” and “terrorists.”
Who could possibly object to killing the followers of Orange Hitler? Clearly if he wins again he will put all the Jews into a camp — just like he did in his first term.
Since Adolf Eichmann is unavailable, maybe he’ll put Reichsführer Jared Kushner in charge of the deportations.
Oh, wait…!
It’s interesting to read about the 1960s and 1970s and see how much left-wing political violence there was. It was actual violence, like bombings, not feds telling other feds how to kidnap a governor, or walking through a building after the cops wave you through. Yet, just like the softball shooting, it’s been mostly swept under the rug by the media, and stated matter-of-factly right before they move on to talking about white rage, MAGA extremists, insurrectionists, and discussing how White people are the problem and they need to go. The other element of it is that the people who… Read more »
Like protest, the political violence that is allowed is the political violence of which the power structure approves. If we consider lynching of rapey negro thugs in the South political violence, and compare the response to that with the response to the undoubted political violence of Weather Underground, the Black Panthers, etc., we can see that America was fundamentally a Leftist, albeit not radical polity as early as the late 50s. Now that AINO is the most radically Leftist nation on earth, we see the same dynamic play out a fortiori with regard to the J6 trespassers on the one… Read more »
That’s what the CIA wants you to think.
If there was any doubt that the fix is in and a true “uniparty” exists, I just heard a report that Republican lawmaker in Ohio, where Biden failed to file for inclusion on the ballot in time, were working with “their Democratic colleagues” to figure a way to get him included on the ballot. As I heard the Ohio Speaker of the House(R) say on the radio,” it’s the right thing to do”. Absurdity is so normal now, we are going to have to come up with a new definition.
Rules, like taxes, are for the little people you silly dragon!
Mindboggling that in a country awash in an ocean of guns there hasn’t been any Fico-ing here.
Mostly just “Peanut” dissing “Ray-Ray” followed by spray-n-pray at local weekend cookouts in select neighborhoods that are located on tragic dirt.
“How hard can you push decent, law abiding people?”
I believe the answer is infinity.
“The Beginnings” by Kipling seems inspiring, until you realize it was just mirroring years of relentless government propaganda to brainwash the British public to “Kill the Hun” in WWI.
(Have a great weekend Zman. I love your Peanut/Ray-Ray conflict resolution bit and steal it often)
I can’t say much about Secret Service competence one way or the other, but their presence, planning, and manpower around the president at all times is massive. Everywhere the president goes is planned out, scouted, and staked out ahead of time, using all kinds of tech people hardly know exists. It is extremely difficult, I think practically impossible, for some “lone gunman” to get in position to do it. It’s not 1981 anymore.
You don’t remember that senator from arizona back in like 2011?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_Tucson_shooting
She was collateral damage, a nobody special in a politically approved hit.
The dead Republican who had been standing next to Gabby Gifford was the real target.
Seems the nut cases with guns prefer easier targets, like folks in supermarkets. Not to be snide here, just noting we have plenty of off beat homicidal massacres. Just never with the proper focus.
The Buffalo supermarket shooting of the Negroes seems to had some sort of federal involvement… but everyone just sort of memory-holed the question as to why a supposedly “retired” fed had advance knowledge of the shooting:
Retired federal agent may have known about Buffalo supermarket shooter’s plan ahead of massacre | Daily Mail Online
Peanut and Ray-Ray? Wouldn’t DeShawn and Daquan be more current?
Hambone and Corn Pop?
“Mindboggling that in a country awash in an ocean of guns there hasn’t been any Fico-ing here.” The government is absolutely salivating for something like that to happen. It would give them the pretext to push national gun registration and to ban “assault weapons.” Indeed, when they can’t get people to take the bait they literally invent shit and entrap morons, like the Gretchen Whitmer “kidnap” hoax. They stooped so low as to entrap a kid named Jerry Drake Varnell, a diagnosed schizophrenic with multiple previous mental health commitments, as an “ISIS terrorist,” LOL. If there’s a high-profile shooting you… Read more »
“years of relentless government propaganda to brainwash the British public to “Kill the Hun” in WWI.” Never happened.
Care to give some examples?
Sure. Get your hands on a copy of “Falsehood in War-time, Containing an Assortment of Lies Circulated Throughout the Nations During the Great War” by Arthur Ponsonby, 1928. He specifically cites instances of propaganda used by the Allies against the Central Powers in WWI. He was very much in a position to know. Updated after WWII. All modern wars involving mass conscription and “total war” use insane propaganda to get men to sign up and die pointless deaths. Read a book like this, and you can’t unsee it when the cycle repeats over and over again. (Available under $20, but… Read more »
Arthur Ponsonby is alive and well and posting on this site!
British media had been priming the public for a war against Germany ever since the end of the Franco-Prussian dust-up and the newly-unified Germany’s subsequent rise to prominence (which scared the British establishment shitless).
the system needs trump right now so he’ll be safe. trump is a release valve for the frustrations of the white population, he gives them hope. You need some social cohesion if you wanna project strength to your allies and enemies. trump makes for a great scapegoat for the democrats, you need a republican president to take the heat for what the js are doing in palestine , otherwise you lose brown and gen z votes. Also, the economy is going under, they’ll blame that on him also, and the vaccine side effects etc. Everything will be a old white… Read more »
Biden/Trump give me LBJ/Nixon vibes in the sense that the “left” had no problem pinning Vietnam on Nixon the moment he took office. Among other things. To the boomer baizuo, somehow Nixon remains the face of that war to this day. For this analogy to carry on into reality, for Trump to be blamed for Gaza etc., he has to be allowed to win in November.
Nixon deserves to be the face of the Vietnam war. He swept into office on the basis of “his secret plan” to end the war. His secret plan turned out to be “same old, same old” on steroids. In short he had no “plan” secret or otherwise. So in that he took on both the reins and the blame for the war and the casualties we incurred after his inauguration.
When Nixon took office for his first term, the US had some 536,000 in the Vietnam theater. When Nixon won by a landslide in 1972 there were but some 24,000 remaining in the combat area of Vietnam. In 1973 the US had only 50 assigned in country.
So? Nixon had 4 years to bomb the hell out of the place in hopes of winning. His escalation was nothing short of a plan to use brute force to end the conflict, rather than a path to peace via deescalation and discussion—it was a plan to victory through expanded/escalated war. His final act to draw the war to a close was to massively bomb the North Vietnam capital and mine Haiphong harbor. Kissinger basically told the North in Paris we wanted out, it was an election year, so they worked a phony peace treaty where we agreed to pay… Read more »
Maybe. That was kind of a one-off during the primaries, and the anti-war left called him out for it. After cementing the nomination, he met with Johnson and agreed to not make the war political, then reneged by putting out commercials with pictures of Vietnam next to Humphrey.
His main emphasis was on law and order (largely because of civil rights violence and the bloodshed at the Democratic Convention in Chicago), the American Dream, and something about the end of the long dark night in America.
If the Regime allows Trump back into office, a primary reason will be to lure young white males back into the military to degrade and debase themselves with service. It is a concern.
White males are not going to be lured back into the military by Trump being president. The culture and inertia in the DOD is full woke/diversity. Be sure, every white boy who does his two year stint, will come out and tell his coevals what an anti-white, girly goat-rope it is.
Yep. Easier to destroy than to build. Best Trump can hope for is to fire 50% of the generals and appoint a conservative cadre of Colonels. Then leave it to the next President.
The destruction of America would be a boon to nearly everyone, including Americans. The only obvious losers would be Israelis, and how can you argue against that?
You make sense, and I’d agree, but as Severian says at his site (linked here) the Left Just Cannot Allow That.
Let Trump Win?!?! Aw HELL Naw!
The link didn’t work but I went to Sev’s site and read his response to a letter that seems to be what you referenced. I largely agree with it but he left out something that is really important, and why I have come to believe the 2020 election was outright stolen. The Regime is TERRIFIED of the leftwing it has whipped into a frenzy. If Trump had been allowed back into office, it would have set off uncontrollable civil rest that would have required a number of Tiananmen Square* situations. California might have broken away even still. Some Regime factions… Read more »
“if for some reason Trump is allowed back into office (not likely but not impossible) it is a harbinger of (a) the economy is about to implode and a fall guy is necessary or (b) the Forever War against Russia is slated to go hot” I see the exact opposite as a greater possibility. Trump would signal to the markets a definitive change in policy favorable to them—such as energy independence and Fed market/economy manipulation. This will remain for most of his term. Should Trump also fool the public into feeling good about a 2-3% inflation figure, he’ll be golden.… Read more »
I upvoted you but remain unconvinced. Trump did push the House cuck leader to send the Ukraine more funds. Maybe that was just election year posturing but it is a fact. Also, I suspect cratering the economy is a plan that has been in the works for years for any number of reasons and everything unfolding is planned.
From your lips to God’s ears, of course.
And I must add, I am a hopeless optimist. Thanks for the upvote—returned.
I’m sure that there’s a significant faction among the elite who basically just want it to be 2017 again so they can go back to making gobs of money and screwing each other’s wives. Trump is the way to get back there. Put the BLM lunatics, the AWFLs, the Russia-haters, and the sex perverts, back in their padded cells. Make peace with Putin, start hiring White guys again in the major corporations, and start putting phrases like “meritocracy” and “color-blindness” back in mainstream media using everything from Tik Tok influencers to stodgy old media like National Review. Is this a… Read more »
Interesting point. Like you say, it won’t have any long-term effects, because these types make money from government contracts, corruption and largesse.
Sure would be swell if we could figure out a way to shut off the cash spigot as soon as they evict the current White House squatter, but I’m afraid you are right. Congress is going to keep spending like a bunch of drunken Congresscritters…
“Is this a real solution? Not in the long run.”
Yep, not in the long run. In the long run it will take a change of the current American character to think long term, not short term—and that is a White thang!
We are not longer a White country—in race and character. As I’ve said repeatedly, there is a reason the 3rd world is 3rd world and a reason the 1st world is 1st world. Since the new majority of the American populous is 3rd world, we will become 3rd worldish.
“The Regime is TERRIFIED of the leftwing it has whipped into a frenzy. If Trump had been allowed back into office, it would have set off uncontrollable civil rest that would have required a number of Tiananmen Square* situations.” But wouldn’t that be a bonus for the evil party? Trump would be blamed for the martial law which he would probably be manipulated into declaring. Martial law would also lead to exploits by the intelligence hive and their NGO counterparts of manufactured false flag events which would swiftly be hyped by the Regime flunkie media 24/7. “Far right” conservatards would be blamed… Read more »
The wheels could stay on. I don’t expect it, but they could. It would require the POTUS/FICUS (nod to Sarah Hoyt) veto every spending bill and make Congress override if they have the nads, but it could be done.
just look at cnn, too many anti-biden pieces, not to mention they admit trump > biden in polls.
“…too many anti-biden pieces…” Look for more of this. Polls and MSM is “fake and gay” as they say. They are bought and paid for, however they can’t/won’t go down with the ship. At a certain point, they have to change course, begin to reflect reality, and pretend they had it “right” all along. What is meaningful is how early in the typical timeline of these events they are changing course. This far out from election could mean that the situation is even more dire for the elites than we imagine, or the elites are planning on a huge change… Read more »
“the system needs trump right now so he’ll be safe. trump is a release valve for the frustrations of the white population…” I think this is where competency comes into play. It is absolutely correct and I am sure some elements of the security state said as much, saying “hey we could just control this guy and it will be fine.” But cooler heads did NOT prevail and the entire system went bonkers at the idea of Trump being in office, to the point where they engineered a full blown color revolution with a fraudulent election to keep him out… Read more »
“I also don’t think that the elites care about the “frustrations of the white population” anymore”
they don’t want whites to opt out of the system.
for example, if you want to convince whites to poison themselves again they need to have a little bit of faith in the system.
That’s where trump comes in & his vouches for the vaxx, he still praises them.
Again, I don’t think they care about Whites anymore. I don’t think they care about Whites opting out of the system because they hate Whites and want them dead. Obviously, this isn’t true of all elites, there are always factions at play, and the smart ones know that it’s tough to run a country where you permanently disenfranchise the majority and largest bloc, but remember who is in charge and realize that many of them are used to being a permanent minority. In the end, there’s no way to see what the system has done since 2020 and what their… Read more »
“In the end, there’s no way to see what the system has done since 2020 and what their media mouthpieces have said since 2020 and come away thinking that these are people that want Whites to feel engaged and that they have a stake in the system. Many of those bridges have long been burned.”
it’s cute you think most of white race is red pilled.
Most are not, but many of the ones who are not are heavily invested in the system as-is because it offers them material trinkets and decadence, not because they have a blood-and-soil connection to the nation that is worth fighting for.
Do you think a bunch of AWFLs and homosexual urbanites are going to go sign up to die for the GAE in the sands of Persia/the Donbass/the Taiwan Strait/wherever else?
“Do you think a bunch of AWFLs and homosexual urbanites are going to go sign up to die for the GAE in the sands of Persia/the Donbass/the Taiwan Strait/wherever else?”
No, but that’s where trump comes in.
trumptards can be convinced to go to taiwan if deep state creates a fake crisis.
That’s why I said system needs trump(they won’t kill him), that’s the whole point of my post, I guess we went full circle.
If the system needs Trump so bad, then why is the system working so hard to delineate between itself and Trump every minute of the day? Even the lowest IQ Trump supporter can see the system hates him, so I don’t see how putting Trump in again as President would make anyone believe the system is now worth fighting and dying for.
The shame of it all, from the system’s point of view, is that Trump could have been so easily managed and manipulated but it just couldn’t help itself and went full mask-off, which is my point.
you answered your own question, they can’t hide their hatred for white people, that’s why they’re averse to trump, he’s a representative of white people.
Also, they thought they didn’t need him, they actually believed ukraine conflict would cause regime change in russia, and then russia would help nato beat china.
Because they underestimated russia, now they need trump back in office to convince christian whites to contribute to their cause.
You don’t see it, do you. That was the point of the Trump presidency. So the masks would fall off.
I doubt it, @sentry. Maybe in your AO, but not in general.
They would first have to shut down the persecutions. Which is not going to happen.
Further, no one is going to believe scumbags like Schumer or any other Donkeys are going to work with Trump the way McCarthy, McConnell and now Johnson are working with (for) Biden.
And until that happens, no one is going to believe the Deep State is America First.
“Slovakia is a tiny country tucked away in the eastern most part of what people consider Europe”
I’ve sometimes thought about “Slovakia”, or rather its predecessor “Czechoslovakia”. Here is an example of a split/secession of a country without civil war and violence. Perhaps an example for the USA in the near future. It can be done.
It involved two separate ethnic groups who didn’t much like each other. The situation here is more complicated.
It involved two separate ethnic groups who *loved* each other, but were just a little bit paranoid. They still love each other to this day.
So? We have the same here among three ethnic groups of major size and a big country to split. One can with little difficulty draw at least a White majority ethnostate in the heartland.
I believe it was referred to as the “Velvet Divorce”.
Right. It’s been dubbed the Velvet Partition. Then again, any rancor between Czechs and Slovaks was utterly paltry compared to the seething hatreds presently percolating in AINO.
Which could (would?) be all the more enticement for divorce.
Yes, if logic prevails over spite.
Would be cool, though, if we could convince them that if they split away, they could create Wakanda.
A decade or so from now, we could buy up the place for $24 worth of trinkets and boot them off our land.
Ha. Well, they may be dumber than a green-lipped mussel, but they have just enough awareness to realize they couldn’t spell Wakanda let alone create it.
That’s a good point. The mob *is* mindless to be sure, but they are lead by race hustlers. These race hustlers know where the goodies stem from. Whites are being milked by them, because that’s where the money is. We will never be “freed” until the dynamics are changed. The break apart in Louisiana with the City of St George is a good example. Whites supported the whole s**tshow in that city (Baton Rouge), but where not allowed their own school district. Finally, they got their own city and now the Black pol’s are crying foul and poverty. Nothing worse… Read more »
“Czechoslovakia” was the artificial creation of the college professor Woodrow Wilson, who was so smart he absolutely knew where to draw the national borders of foreign countries. Everyone else, of course, was too stupid to do it.
Wilson also created “Yugoslavia.”
Hell of a track record there, Professor.
He also was ineffectual in amelioration of the Treaty of Versailles, which it is claimed he understood the reparations aspect to be unjust and problematic. Hence the fertile seed of WWII was planted.
Let’s be clear about that. The US intervention in that war, which was sneakily engineered by Wilson and his cohort, was what made the Treaty of Versailles possible in the first place.
Over on Instapundit, that libertarian beacon of free speech, I got booted off a thread for making fun of all the ziocons apoplectic about Russia removing some buoys between Russia and Estonia. That’s okay, it’s all comedy to me, I’m just amused at how sensitive they are when you point out how our pink brigade, with tanks that need 8 hours of maintenance for 1 hour of service, our 150 year old B-52’s and grounded fleet of F-35’s will come to their rescue!
What’s good for Kosovo is good for the Russian people in Estonia.
Don’t poke the Russian bear.
When there was a mass-shooting in this state last year, for two days the cops went bananas trying to find the guy (who had killed himself in an empty lot a short time after his spree). It occured to me that were to someone, somewhere else in the state start shooting up anything – power transformers – mailboxes – store windows – the cops would have gone from bananas to ape-sh*t. Then if another someone, in other part of the state started putting bullets in the hulls of boats moored in a marina, mayhem beyond imagination would have ensued. It… Read more »
Mass cop chimpouts seem like a new thing. Police have always been stupid psychos, but now they have a group consciousness that’s more retarded and violent than any individual. The comedically inclined might cite the time they locked down Boston at automatic riflepoint because of an ad for Aqua Teen Hunger Force, but I think the Christopher Dorner manhunt was where the corner was turned. That was a straight up murder mission with no “ROE,” and every cop in America watched it on live TV with a hand grinding in his pants. Old lady in a pickup that matches no… Read more »
We really need to go back to the citizen posse.
The ‘68 Chicago police riot against the Yippies I think qualifies as an earlier example.
Semantics matter. One man’s terrorist is another man’s patriotic freedom fighter. When the US military used a Reaper drone to kill Qasem Soliemani ,was that an act of political violence? Or when the Israelis bombed that Embassy in Lebanon? The word games are played endlessly. If the Deep State approves of an assassination, it is excused using a euphemism. If it is the target, then the epithet of “political violence” makes it a crime against humanity. In July 1944, a German officer attempted to eliminate You Know Who, was that political violence? Was that a crime against humanity? At the… Read more »
The fellow who tried to kill Fico was a patsy and a pretty obvious one, like Lee Harvey Oswald and Sirhan Sirhan. This attempt was probably orchestrated from on high. Likewise with what happened in Iran. The US ‘deep state’ has a long and dishonorable history of offing anyone opposed to it. On a side note the violence of BLM was orchestrated as well. Anything less would not have served the purpose of creating mayhem so as to dent Trump’s chances back in 2020. If you ever get a chance, watch the 1969 political thriller, ‘Z.’ It’s uncomfortably close to… Read more »
The closest parallels are how the USSR treated the old East Bloc. From memory, Imre Nagy was the only renegade leader the Soviets outright executed. There may have been attempts on Ullrich in East German and Tito in Yugoslavia, but that’s from memory. The GAE is proving far more ruthless. Post-Nagy Hungary actually liberalized. Don’t expect modern Hungary, if the GAE assassinates Orban, to do the same. There are reports that the AfD in Germany may be slated for mass arrests, and D.C. has given La Pen marching orders about what she can and cannot do if the French elect… Read more »
GAE will not assassinate Orban. They have waited for many years and they can wait a few more. Orban’s popularity is slowly declining, even though he is still by far the most popular politician. The not-Orban bloc will eventually win the election and then rapidly turn the country into a tranny multicultural utopia. Same like they are doing in Poland. The enemy doesn’t waste time and is not concerned about optics.
The GAE is becoming quite reckless and impatient, so I think you easily may be wrong.
If the trends persist, they won’t have to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_2026_Hungarian_parliamentary_election
A poll mentioned by Wikipedia? I’ll take that to the bank!
There may have been attempts on Ullrich in East German and Tito in Yugoslavia, but that’s from memory.
I’d be willing to bet the Soviets knew better than to kick the hornet’s nest that was Yugoslavia by killing Marshall Tito. Consider that after The Wall fell plenty of ethnic groups in the country looked around, cracked their knuckles, and said “Whelp, time to settle some scores.”
It’s funny that to this day, there are streets named after Marshall Tito in Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Montenegro an Bosnia. To this day, he is fondly remembered or at least respected in all ex-Yugoslav countries.
How could you not have a soft spot for a guy named Tito?
(Unless Jackson comes after it…)
Stalin’s attempts on Tito’s life are well known, as is Tito’s letter to Stalin which put a stop to them:
“Stop sending assassins to Belgrade. We’ve already captured five of them, one of them with a bomb and another with a rifle. If you don’t stop sending killers, I’ll send one to Moscow, and I won’t have to send a second.”
Thanks, I thought that was the case.
Tito was a man of whom even Stalin needed to be very cautious.. His WWII exploits narrated in Fitzroy Maclean’s “Eastern Approaches” show exceptional intelligence, ruthlessness and charisma. And personal courage.
The story goes that after Stalin died, a letter from Tito was found on his desk. I’t read: “Stop sending assassins to try to kill me. In the past six months, we’ve found three of them – one with a rifle, one with a bomb, and a third with poison. If you don’t stop sending assassins here, then I’ll send one to Moscow – and I won’t have to send a second one.”
Thanks, I couldn’t recall the details but thought it was the case.
Never heard of that film, but just did a bit of reading on it and it sounds fascinating. I’ll be snagging this one on DVD soon.
On a related note you’ve probably seen ‘The Parallax View,’ which came out maybe four years later.
Actually, I have not. But somebody–perhaps it was you–recommended it here, and it’s also on my list of future DVD purchases.
they are both worth the time
In big boy politics, deciding who reaps the benefits of running empires and continents, lives are just currency. It is a cold cynical game at the upper levels.
Annie Jacobsen is totally a limited hangout but her assassination book even admits as much. We’ve even had senators calling for “someone” to kill Putin. The idiots on charge have not been burned enough, just like the imbeciles who mismanaged the aftermath of that killing in Sarajevo 110 years ago
I’m just going to make an official prediction that Biden wins via mail in ballots again and resigns to make Kamala Harris president with newsome as vice president. Sucks to imagine but if no one is talking about the mail in strategy in swing states then it’s just going to repeat. Republicans probably know this will happen too. If I was governor of a swing state I’d ban welfare , immigration, and corn rows at the state level, providing any perpetrators of said crimes a free bus ticket to California. We’d see a crime reduction of 75% and miraculously no… Read more »
“…Biden wins via mail in ballots again and resigns to make Kamala Harris president with newsome as vice president. “…
Be of good cheer and the right mindset! If you really are of the DR, you’ll see the upside in this “downside”. The more blatant the corruption, the more folks wake up to the fraud of “democracy” and seek alternatives. It also helps to remember the recalcitrant Boomers are dead and gone within 20 years. The newer generation has only seen/experienced a corrupt government operating under the guise of democratic appointment. In that lies hope.
I’m not sure that’s hopeful. The newer generation thinks a corrupt despotic government is normal. The Russian peasant never rebelled because he knew of no other life than the one he was stuck in.
Say what you will of boomers, they’ve seen a life of relative freedom and partly-honest government. They know from experience what a better government, economy and civil life are like. They have stories from the past, but those are real stories.
Point taken. I was thinking of the Boomers—some/most of them—as living in the past and assuming “things will turn around”, or the system can be repaired from within. The vote harder club, if you will.
I have brother-in-law, whose entire argument/thought wrt our corrupt and inept government is, “things run in cycles and like the pendulum of a clock, will eventually swing back the other way”. He’s made this argument for as long as I’ve known him. He’s the nicest and a man of great integrity, but clueless.
Fico and Raisi 4 days apart is a bit of coincidence for me to swallow. I’m hardly alone in the camp that believes WW3 went kinetic 2 years ago. The “fronts” on which it is fought have evolved some since the last two WWs.
Syria 2010s eerily similar to Spain 1930s. And yes, it’s hard to believe Israel didn’t down that copter (with a bit of Azeri help).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Shinzo_Abe
Perhaps he was beginning to have doubts?
He was sort of Reagan-like, generally liked for rhetorical optimism (a relative thing, there) and being a very Japanese character. He was wildly hated by their Westernized corporate media, which demonized him American style (and in silly Japanese style, too) and made him a worldly Satan in the minds of schizos and other sensitive types—”artists,” especially. Examples are the usual sort of thing, except one: The only aesthetically notable Japanese album released this century is called I Am Not Shinzo Abe. It wasn’t popular, but a title like that is a new symbol. Japanese media was never partisan against its… Read more »
It’s all meaningless if America’s economy collapses because of Janet Yellen
Long story shorts Janet Yellen was chairman of FRB, and Biden appointed Yellen as Secretary of the Treasury
She and Department of the Treasury printing short-term bond like crazy, just like printed money crazy
experts of my country talk about coming Shitstrom because of her printing short-term national bonds not a long-term
Guess Jewish Media never told their goyim subjects of this mess, it looks funny when white people get shocked that America’s economy falls apart since they hear about Goldilocks
Very much this. Yellen can still make sure things crash and burn. Will she? Anyone’s guess. She’s been hesitant to pull the cord on the suicide vest, but for how much longer? If she’s as pro-Israel as it seems, she might do it just to take the pressure off…
OT, but. I don’t even know what to say.
US missionaries killed in Haiti gang violence
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn00rj76xd4o
Never fear! Biden is on the job! He’s dispatched a Kenyan peacekeeping force to Haiti!
(Boy, talk about coals to Newcastle…)
What’s to say?
“Hey, gangland warfare and apparently cannibalism is commonplace. Sounds like a great vaca spot…”
I get that they are trying to spread the Gospel, but He expects at least a little common sense out of you, or He wouldn’t have given it to you in the first place.
“Hey, gangland warfare and apparently cannibalism is commonplace. Sounds like a great vaca spot…”
Ironically, yes. Seems I read somewhere that the cruise line industry has resorts and stops at protected ports in *Haiti*. They keep it fenced off and guarded, with only limited admission of the native stock. Beaches and resort facilities are first class. Can’t say they are still a port of call given the publicity of late, but when Haiti was calmer, they stopped there.
Christcucks gonna christcuck. I personally know of several people who have done “Haitian Missions” more than once! Unrelated people, a couple christcucks in my orbit. Lest you think I’m besmirching Christianity, I am not. But “that” Christianity is in very low supply in the pozzed West right now. What I see instead are the egalitarians and even worse the “Missionaries” who basically go to 3rd world countries particularly Haiti & Africa give them a real hard-on. And not only do they artificially circumvent Darwinian selection they also attempt to BRING these genetic missing links to the US once they “find… Read more »
I get your point, but you might at least formulate a slightly less sacrilegious descriptor for the poor fools in question.
They could also weaponize our psychotic cops. Frankly, I’m surprised the Roger Fortson shooting has not been weaponized with BLM protests. Maybe it is because it’s Florida? While not an outrageous shooting, I do think it’s a bad shooting. If anything, being a bad shooting is probably what disqualifies it as a BLM protest generator. They love an obviously guilty person being justifiably shot as the BLM martyr.
Floyd was on Memorial day weekend 2020, so there is still time for a rerun this season.
Note also this recent likely hate hoax, which as Sailer has noted, has received surprisingly little national attention and not all that much locally either:
https://www.unz.com/isteve/wouldnt-it-be-crazy-if-this-one-turned-out-not-to-be-a-hate-hoax/
To the point below about trying to get White guys vack on board, the House Armed Services Committee just approved a measure to rehire troops that refused the jab:
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/house-panel-approves-measure-rehire-troops-fired-refusing-covid-19-vaccine
The sole positive here is that this measure is at odds with the incoming plandemic treaty.
I’m confused here. I thought I saw a letter a while back from the military to those “fired” from service asking them to consider coming back since there was no longer any requirement for vaccination. This was definitely before the April date mentioned at Zero Hedge. At that time, I posted that the letter seemed disingenuous since there was no “compensation” mentioned for those who were wronged by discharge. For example, some sort of back pay and added service credits for time spent discharged. Nowhere in the Zero Hedge article does it mention Congress adding such enticements. Without such, I… Read more »
Noticed the same thing.
If they were offering to reinstate at triple damages, like is pretty typical in civil judgements (credit for triple time, triple back pay, triple reimbursement for, say, health care that should have been covered by VA, etc.) and that money is to first be collected from the personal assets in non-dischargeable joint and several judgements against those responsible (clear down to the “just following orders” contingent) then maybe it would be worth it.
Sad to say, I don’t think there were all that many (relatively). And even if there were, we wouldn’t really want them to go back.
The Regime has done too much to back down now. Many of court cases are suspended, not thrown out. Trump has had much of his wealth taken away. And it will NOT stop at Trump, which is why you see so many Republicans showing up at his NYC trial. It will not even stop with Republican politicians — it has already escalated to just general Catholics, the Knights of Columbus, Straight White Males in general. Trump cannot be allowed to win as he will retaliate with Republican support against Obama, the Bidens, Schumer, the CIA/FBI/DOJ, various Generals and Admirals, and… Read more »
You are watching a movie. Normally these things happen under the cloak of darkness. You are seeing everything happening because they want to see it.
Who wants you to see it is the question. I happen to believe it’s people friendly to Trump. That it’s a reenactment of things that have already happened in the past. It’s just too cartoonish to be anything else.
It could also be that the powers that be trying to send a warning to the next wannabe Trump.
We’ll see.
Maybe, maybe not. Social Media and the internet transformed “the love that dare not speak its name” to the one who will not shut up. Everyone wants to boast. Merrick Garland just officially denied that the FBI came in hot, lethal force. Which means stage two of: “you are exaggerating; it did not happen; it happened and you deserve it.” The merited implausibility. Nevertheless, if Trump is allowed to win (he drew 35K at the Bronx, they had planned for 3,500) he will put Obama, the Bidens, Hillary!, and a bunch of CIA/Feebs on trial for sure. Indeed its the… Read more »
I wish Trump would retaliate, but it seems it’s not in him.
Like the Curmudgeon in Mad Max 2, “l’ll talk to this Humungus! He’s a reasonable man, open to negotiation.”
No, Don, they are not. If you don’t have the stomach to start taking cues from Vlad III, they will just eat you for lunch. Again.
I thought the military-aged males were being brought in to enforce the plandemic treaty, climate lockdowns, etc.
New York Minute?
…the popinjays of the chattering skull circuit smugly suggested that Fico deserved to get shot and that maybe it was not a terrible thing…
Paging Dr. Graham, Dr. Lindsey Graham – you’re needed in aisle 7 for clean up.
See this video by Mike Benz about globohomo’s assassination/assassination attempts on right wing populist leaders: https://x.com/MikeBenzCyber/status/1790821255861751975 Zman writes: “Now think about the situation with Trump. The regime has thrown everything at the guy over the last two years, but he keeps chugging along. Not only that, but his popularity is also probably higher now, and more intense, than when he ran in 2016 or 2020. At the same time, the liberal hatred for the man is now soul defining. If any means necessary was justified in 2020, it is even more true in 2024.” I thought this was the case… Read more »
I, for one, am all for 10% interest rates, as long as they don’t come hand in hand with 20%+ inflation.
I think that would be something akin to deflation. Not good either.
Shouldn’t. It could easily be the other way around, but the higher the interest rate, the more incentive to save, and the less cash sloshes around buying up new grills and spinners.
Impeachment is not conviction. Doubtful even impeachment in that manner would pass Constitutional muster.
I scrolled through all the comments and I’m surprised no one mentions the supreme Court. I feel like with all the stories in the media, that they might be prepping us for an epsteining. But on the other hand, does the Biden admin have it in them to do it?
Stochastic assassination, anyone?
Complicating the Summer of Hate, is the ongoing coldish turning hot civil war among elites. Item 1: Democrats / NGOs / the Media (yes, I’m repeating myself) have a new line of attack that is going to be used by the DoJ: Trump “conspired” (by saying it publicly) that he wants Oil company donations so he can tear up Biden’s “good save the planet” restrictions on oil drilling, exploration, and refining. That’s good for the Greens, not so great for a US Military tasked with defeating China (who may or may not be set to invade Taiwan next month) and… Read more »
There’s a scene in the 2023 Disney + Marvel series Secret Invasion where the character War Machine (an active US serviceman if I recall correctly) makes some off-hand remark about wanting to carpet-bomb Slovakia…
“so much of what makes up their politics is the solon culture”
If only we could have a guy like Solon directing our culture…
If only it were Solon culture…
Was not sure if I should use that line. There used to be a guy on Boston radio who used the term to describe the booshie people who entertain one another with clever ideas on the wine and cheese circuit. They all think of themselves as Solon dispensing wisdom to the masses. Not sure if “solon” should be capitalized.
Capitalized: yes in that case.
Given their sexual peccadilloes, I dare say they’re Solons of the colon…
Just a guess, was that David Brudnoy?
I think “salon”. Maybe the spell check was built by an unemployable classicist.
Or a Filipino. They refer to their legislators as Solons without any hint of irony. Which is ironic.
Green flag event? Did the dissident right go vegan and go green?
Z – I know you hate libertarians, but what do you think of my idea of libertarianism. That is to say that I want to increase liberty, even if it means doing unlibertarian things. Like I think the state seizing control of blackrock might actually increase personal liberty.
Calling state seizure of corporations libertarianism is kind of like calling what we currently have a democracy. It may be the right thing to do, but legitimacy demands more honesty than that.
“…seizing control of blackrock” and all the other transnational corporations isn’t ideological. It is akin to removing a would-be murderers hands from around your neck. There is NO way out of this that does not involve nationalizing (then destroying) all the transnationals. No foreign citizenship, and no foreign property ownership, and no foreigners owning property inside our country, are bare minimums.
“No foreign citizenship, and no foreign property ownership, and no foreigners owning property inside our country, are bare minimums.”
I’ve often thought of these prohibitions and wondered how our pol’s would explain our laxity on these issues in light of their overwhelming support/use in other countries. Of course, they’d use that tired old saw, “…it’s not who we are…”, a non-explanation if there ever was one.
Oh well, one can dream…