A review of the Anti-Defamation League’s activities and social media shows that Sen. Chuck Schumer has continued to embrace the group, even as its xenophile rhetoric and support for Jewish apartheid alienated other elected officials.
On April 23, 2001, as dozens of Palestinians were attacked by Israeli police while Jewish extremists chanted ‘Death to Arabs,’ the Anti-Defamation League maintained its support for racial and ethnic apartheid in Zionist occupied areas of Palestine. Senator Chuck Schumer has not only failed to denounce the Anti-Defamation League but maintains close ties to the extremist organization and has accepted large campaign donations from supporters of the group.
I mean, really, I’m just phoning it in at this point.
No one takes them seriously, and they don’t expect anyone to take them seriously – they simply have the megaphone – they have the one way communication, they have an audience.
Jews protesting outside Schumer's office |
As Hunter Wallace at Occidental Dissent has documented for the last couple of months, the average “normie” Trump voting Republican is now more “racially realist” than anyone in the “Alt Right” ever was. Richard Spencer’s dorky speeches didn’t convince anyone of anything, but Black Lives Matter has “woken up” the normies and they really don’t like it. The rhetoric coming from the Democratic party – and the Captains of Capitalism at every major US corporation – is anti-white extremism that has never before been seen or heard. It is unprecedented and the radicalism of the children of the Professional Managerial Class now openly embraces “white children getting killed” – that sort of rhetoric is on CNN now.
So now is the time – of course – that the “movement” types will out themselves. Some of them will push even harder for NSDAP fetishism and some of them will continue to beat long dead horses like various traditional religious ideologies.
Which is good because the “movement” is fake, and always has been fake, and the more they are marginalized the better. On racial issues, the average Trump Republican is to my right. I’m the moderate now. On the right are crazy Republicans that think Biden isn’t really President and on the left are crazy Democrats who literally want to kill white children for being born racist.
I’m the moderate centrist, in the middle saying, “can’t we all get along?”
So as a moderate Republican, I’m going to vote against all Democrats and I’m only going to vote for Republicans that take a strong stand against immigration and against anti-white hate speech. I don’t need any movement to do that.
If I were smarter and more qualified, I’d create a mass media platform, that two way communication network that we need. But I’m just a blogger, we need smarter and more qualified people than me.
You can’t argue with results so whoever does it first is going to be the winner.
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Too bad you can't see the underlying cosmic order, chain of being, etc.
ReplyDeleteYour video seems to anticipate more earthly power accruing to governments and corporations. (What about UFOs?) Rather a gloomy vision – although I liked the marching Chinese clone-like babes. There was also clashing and grating sounds accompanied by a driving, mind-numbing rhythm.
The problem with this is that while the "average Republican voter" in your concept might be to the right thanks to something in current affairs "waking them up", the people pandering to them for votes are simply the same forked tongued people wearing a different brand as the other guy. Voting for the same old parties is not holding them accountable, pressuring them to change or in fact bringing about any real or meaningful change in any way.
ReplyDeleteWe've also yet to see how the shock to them will play out over time. Will it last or lead to anything long term or will it fade naturally? It could also be papered over by the return to TV-like central media from the previous short term path of more free and varied media and information sources.
Hipster Racist be like "I just wanna grill, man".
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