‘Give-em-Hell Trump’ re-normalizing social classification & discrimination - very good, but..

Posted by DanielS on Thursday, 17 December 2015 19:32.

..give ‘who’ hell? For Jewish academics to play both sides of “PC” is nothing new. While the re-normalization and motion to institutionalize social classification is a positive development - via ‘give-em-hell Trump’ in his campaign talk - the most important issue in the end, is not just normalization, but where the lines of institutionalized discrimination are to be drawn.

Trump is saying some things that we might like to hear, with a candor that purports contempt for “political correctness”, a candor that has not been heard from the last 11 Presidents at least, spanning more than 60 years.

With that, he flouts the avoidance of “racial profiling” for having allowed the San Bernadino attack. It is indeed a positive development to assert the validity of “race” as a criteria.

“There were people who knew bad things were going on [with the family], and they didn’t report it because of racial profiling.”

Moreover, he takes the validity of “profiling”, i.e., classifying people, a bit further to say that there should be a “total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States.”

NBC, ‘Trump Calls for ‘Complete Shutdown’ of Muslims Entering the U.S.’, 7 Dec 2015:

Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump on Monday called for a “total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States,” the most dramatic response yet to the string of terrorist attacks that have Americans increasingly on edge.

Trump released a statement citing polling data he says shows “there is great hatred towards Americans by large segments of the Muslim population.”

Trump Calls for ‘Complete Shutdown’ of All Muslims Entering U.S.

“Until we are able to determine and understand this problem and the dangerous threat it poses, our country cannot be the victims of horrendous attacks by people that believe only in Jihad, and have no sense of reason or respect for human life,” Trump said.

Yes, it is a candor and a disdain for pseudo-intellectual and polite appearance that we have not heard from a President since “give-em-hell Harry Truman.”

Excellent though it is that race and other social classifications, and borders, are being re-invoked by “give-em-hell Trump” and that he is taking steps to re-normalize and re-institutionalize these criteria as a legitimate basis for discrimination…

one might wonder what, say, Japanese, et al., might think about who-for and how the “no-nonsense” lines are being drawn.

Playing “for/against PC” is nothing new for Jewish academia; i.e., one side playing “vanguard” while the other is “hand of restraint.”


Playing “for and against PC” is nothing new for Jewish academia: In this 1990 essay for the New York Times, Richard J. Bernstein is playing the role of “restraint”  -


New York Times, ‘IDEAS & TRENDS; The Rising Hegemony of the Politically Correct”, 28 Oct, 1990:

Central to p.c.-ness, which has roots in 1960’s radicalism, is the view that Western society has for centuries been dominated by what is often called “the white male power structure” or “patriarchal hegemony.” A related belief is that everybody but white heterosexual males has suffered some form of repression and been denied a cultural voice or been prevented from celebrating what is commonly called “otherness.”

But more than an earnest expression of belief, “politically correct” has become a sarcastic jibe used by those, conservatives and classical liberals alike, to describe what they see as a growing intolerance, a closing of debate, a pressure to conform to a radical program or risk being accused of a commonly reiterated trio of thought crimes: sexism, racism and homophobia.

“It’s a manifestation of what some are calling liberal fascism,” said Roger Kimball, the author of “Tenured Radicals,” a critique of what he calls the politicization of the humanities. “Under the name of pluralism and freedom of speech, it is an attempt to enforce a narrow and ideologically motivated view of both the curriculum and what it means to be an educated person, a responsible citizen.”

The restrained activist vs the activist vanguardist

In a generation before, Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter* played the role of “restraint,” viz., the role of “activist restraint” opposed to “activist vanguard” - a role that shabbos goy Earl Warren was duped to take the lead in, as Chief Justice of an “activist Court.”

We should be on the watch as well, then, for the shabbos goy being fore-fronted as the “vanguard activist”, as:

Earl Warren was for the 1954 de-segregation (integration) decision and 1964 civil rights legislation..

Teddy Kennedy was for the 1965 Immigration & Naturalization Act,

Either Trump or Hillary Clinton can be used for - what? - we might not know exactly what for sure yet, other than that it would be another travesty. Hillary Clinton may well fit the role of shabbos goy “vanguardist” for their next demonstration of “chutzpah.”


* Frankfurter, a Jew, presiding as Chief Justice in the Supreme Court prior, fancied his “a restrained activist Court” - and referred to his successor, Earl Warren, as “the dumb Swede” - worried that he would take the bait in such a headlong way of “activist vanguardism” that he would create an overly strong reaction.

 

Note: As it bears more attention, this article is duplicated from the MR News section, where it was originally published, 8 December 2015.



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Posted by Kumiko Oumae on Wed, 09 Dec 2015 17:46 | #

Judge Andrew Napolitano talks about the issue here:


[Youtube]

It’s a pretty good analysis, but it also shows that the first amendment of the US Constitution is double-edged sword.


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Posted by Wilders endorses Trump on Sat, 12 Dec 2015 07:29 | #


DAILYKENN.com—One of Europe’s most respected patriot leaders says he hopes Donald Trump will be elected president.

Geert Wilders made the implied endorsement on Twitter.

Wilders said President Trump would be good for America and good for Europe.

One of Europe’s most “respected” patriot leaders?

Not here. On the contrary, Wilder’s implied endorsement is not much different than having a seal of approval from Pam Geller.


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Posted by shabbos goy "vanguardism" on Sun, 13 Dec 2015 10:51 | #

Who will fit the role of shabbos goy “vanguardist” for their next demonstration of “chutzpah” ?

 


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Posted by Kumiko Oumae on Mon, 14 Dec 2015 04:40 | #

On re-examining this article, I can say that I think that you’ve actually hit onto something truly amazing here. The idea of a ‘restrained vanguard’, is the perfect description of what is occurring.

Having watched Trump’s most recent speech, and the reactions to it, not only is the actual substance of what he’s saying a lot less hard hitting than the media makes it out to be, but additionally there is a way of speaking that Trump is using, which allows him to be interpreted in whatever way a person would like him to be interpreted. He doesn’t give really concrete explanations of what he’s doing and how he’s intending to make it happen. Not even on his website.

This allows people to essentially fill in the blanks in whatever way they’d like. People are simply hearing what they want to hear at this stage.


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Posted by DanielS on Mon, 14 Dec 2015 12:51 | #

It can be an even more complex systemic working-out of the language game - of “activist restraint vs activist vanguard” - in that various parties opposing Trump are made out to be “restrained/restraining activism” while Hillary and her supporters, for example, would act-into the role of necessary “activist vanguard” to bravely go forward and protect our “rights”... inasmuch as those ‘rights’ suit Jewish interests.

Typically, you can expect to hear some “sympathy” for what Trump is saying - quote, “restraint” by acknowledging that he has some points. However, after some lip service is paid, the issues would then be put behind and ignored.

Failing that (Trump is elected), they’d try to use him in one or the other role as an “activist” for “rights” - i.e., liberalism - no matter what.

DM, ‘ACLU leader resigns after ‘joking’ that he will have to ‘shoot’ anyone voting for Donald Trump’ 12 Dec 2015:

Loring Wirbel, who worked with the Colorado Springs chapter of the ACLU resigned from his volunteer position

He had drawn fire for a post on his personal Facebook wall comparing Trump to a Nazi and saying he would have to ‘shoot’ his supporters

An El Paso, Colorado Republican noticed the inflammatory post and shared it.


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Posted by Republican debate on Wed, 16 Dec 2015 14:41 | #

Highlights of Republican debate according to CNN - presents Cruz and Rubio..


CNN, ‘Cruz, Rubio battle while Trump pledges GOP loyalty at debate’, 15 Dec 2015:

Las Vegas (CNN)The simmering rivalry between Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz spilled into the open Tuesday night during the final Republican presidential debate of the year, as the two senators tussled over a string of issues that served to highlight front-runner Donald Trump’s discomfort with policy substance.

CNN’s two-hour prime-time event here was dominated by national security and terrorism in the aftermath of the deadly terrorist attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, California.

But Trump, who has fueled intense controversy by proposing a ban on Muslims entering the United States, often faded into the background. He even struck an uncharacteristically conciliatory tone by pledging his commitment to the Republican Party—putting to rest rumors of an independent run—and holding his punches from the surging Cruz.

There was no one on stage more eager to hit Trump than Jeb Bush. With his campaign floundering as his poll numbers have dropped to the low single-digits, Bush asserted himself more effectively than in previous debates. Right out of the gate, the two men exchanged tense words on Trump’s plan Muslim ban proposal, as well as the real estate developer’s recent vow to go after family members of ISIS terrorists.

The latter, Bush said, was “another example of (Trump’s) lack of seriousness.”

Trump, visibly annoyed, mouthed: “Give me a break.” He delivered his usual attack line on the ex-governor: that he is simply too nice.

“I think Jeb is a very nice person, very nice person,” Trump said. “But we need toughness.”

When Bush interjected, Trump taunted: “You’re trying to build up your energy but it’s not working.”

Bush shot back: “Donald, you’re not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency.”

“Digging deep on policy”

In stark contrast to Trump and Bush’s open personal hostiliy—which at times seemed petty against the backdrop of weighty issues like terrorism—Rubio and Cruz dug deep on policy.

The long-simmering feud between the two men has intensified as they’ve risen in the polls and the senators have sought to seize the second-place spot after Trump. Cruz has attempted to straddle the line between presenting himself as an outsider and making the case that he can be commander-in-chief. Rubio has tried to blunt Cruz’s rise by attacking his national security policy as too isolationist—a potent attack at a time when national security is dominating the campaign.

The two senators struck vastly different tones on issues including the National Security Agency’s surveillance program, immigration reform and how the United States should respond to dictators in the Middle East. Rubio blasted Cruz for voting for the USA Freedom Act, which made it more difficult for the government to access certain kinds of information about people’s telephone records.

“Here’s the world we live in. This is a radical jihadist group that is increasingly sophisticated,” said Rubio, who voted against the act. “We are at a time when we need more tools, not less tools.”

Cruz called Rubio’s accusation false, and said the law ultimately “strengthened the tools of national security and law enforcement to go after” terrorists.

He also hit Rubio on one of his biggest political vulnerabilities: his work on the “Gang of Eight” comprehensive immigration reform bill. Calling the legislation a “massive amnesty plan,” Cruz accused Rubio of working with Democrats to give President Barack Obama a “blanket authority” to accept refugees.

“He was fighting to grant amnesty and not to secure the border. I was fighting to secure the border,” Cruz said.

Rubio hit back, saying Cruz supports the legalization of people who are in the country illegally. He also slammed his colleague for supporting a controversial H-1B visa program, which supports immigration of highly skilled foreign workers.

Cruz and Rubio were also split on whether the turmoil in the Middle East would ease if Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was removed from power.

“If we topple Assad, the result will be ISIS will take over Syria and it will worsen U.S. national security interests,” Cruz said.

Rubio rejected this notion, saying while the United States must sometimes work with “less than ideal governments,” Assad was simply an “anti-American dictator.”

CNN apparently wants to present Cruz and Rubio as “the serious” candidates while it is hoped that Trump will sink the GOP’s prospects against Hillary as he anchors his loyalty to the party.


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Posted by Hillary steps-up "activist vanguardism" on Wed, 16 Dec 2015 15:15 | #

Meanwhile, Hillary goes full throttle in her role as “activist vanguardist.”

TruNews, ‘Hillary Clinton Calls for Easier Naturalization For Illegal Immigrants’ 15 Dec 2015:

Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton on Monday called for an easier path to U.S. citizenship for immigrants, including easing fees associated with naturalization, and other immigration overhauls.

Clinton’s remarks, in which she also repeated calls for a pathway to citizenship, ending family detention and closing private detention centers, underscore efforts within the Democratic Party and the presidential race to court Latino voters as that population grows briskly.

“I don’t want anyone who could be a citizen to miss out on that opportunity,” Clinton said in New York at a conference on integrating immigrants into the United States.

Clinton said she would work to expand fee waivers for people looking to naturalize and become U.S. citizens, as well as increasing access to language programs to improve English language proficiency.

The former secretary of state is vying with Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders for the Democratic Party’s nomination to the November 2016 contest.

Sanders is scheduled to address the same event, the National Immigrant Integration Conference, on Tuesday.

Clinton was interrupted on Monday by protesters who said the current immigration laws exclude or do not do enough for too many people, including many lesbian, gay and transgender people. The Democratic candidate continued speaking as the protesters shouted from the back of the room.

Both candidates, as well as former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley, are expected at Saturday’s Democratic debate in New Hampshire.

The U.S. population as a whole is shifting demographically, with the Census expecting the country to become majority minority in coming decades.

Clinton is leading Sanders for her party’s support by 47 percent to 26 percent, according to a five-day rolling poll by Reuters/Ipsos dated Dec. 11.


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Posted by Full Republican Debate on Wed, 16 Dec 2015 17:06 | #

Full Republican Debate


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Posted by jamesUK on Fri, 18 Dec 2015 04:35 | #

There was another presidential candidate who ran in 2008 who was against Mexican immigration and is against an alien invasion into the US that Trump seems to be unwittingly replicating.


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Posted by Kumiko Oumae on Fri, 18 Dec 2015 07:02 | #

It’s really an amazing debate, because so many things were touched on, it would take me several posts to address all of the things that were addressed by the various candidates.

First though, I’ll tackle the issues that Donald Trump raised at the beginning of the debate, which should be of great importance. When he comes out with this list of apparent opponents, ‘Mexico, China, Japan’, and ‘Iran’, it’s a very strange combination. I believe that his advisors must be Jews, because these are the kind of concerns that they would come up with.

Trump realistically has no possibility of being able to alter the relationship with Mexico, China, and Japan, because he would be structurally subordinate to the WTO which asserts that these countries are not doing anything that contradicts what is permissible in the presently-existing economic order. In the case of China in particular, Trump strikes many emotional chords among his audience by repeatedly harping on how China is allegedly ‘undervaluing its currency’, and this gets him a lot of support. However, China’s currency, according to the IMF is not actually undervalued at all. That’s why the IMF is accepting the Chinese Yuan into the SDR basket.

So a hypothetical ‘President Trump’ would not be able to do much to alter the relationship, and might even find himself simply blustering and saying that “They changed because I was elected”, even though no change occurred, and even if change had occurred in line with his ascendancy to the presidency, it would not be because of him, it would be a case of correlation not being causation.

Almost all of his rhetoric about China, and to a large extent Japan, is just noise-making to garner support. And possibly because his Jewish advisors are jealous of economic success.

Regarding Iran, the only people who really want to reverse the Iran deal are Jewish Zionists. Seriously, even among the western establishment, there is no appetite for reversing the Iran deal, because the Iran deal was a crucial part of the 2-decade-long plan to induce Iran to act as a swing state power between NATO and Russia. An Iran more amenable to western cooperation is one that is more capable of supplying an alternative source of natural gas for the European Union, and also is capable of assisting NATO in its objectives in the Caucasus and Central Asia which run contrary to the objectives of Russia. Furthermore, the Iranians never promised Russia that they would not touch things in that area of the world, and they may be a more reliable future collaborator to that end, than Turkey has been thus far.

Also, not having a ridiculous waste of time war against Iran, frees up a lot of resources which can be dedicated to solving other problems. And, of course, not having scores of western young people dying in Iran for nothing other than Israel’s narrow concerns about ‘nukes’, is something that is definitely good for western people. Not dying pointlessly tends to be a good thing. This is why Zbigniew Brzezinski laughed and said that he didn’t care, when he was asked by journalists what he thinks of a scenario in which Iran acquired nukes. It’s because he and pretty much everyone in the defence and intelligence community view Iran’s conventional potential threat in the Arab Gulf as the thing that has to be mitigated, not the nuclear so-called threat against Israel. And the generally-held view is that mitigating Iran’s convention potential threat in the Arab Gulf can be done without having to ever ‘go kinetic’ against Iran. For example, Lord Lamont holds the same favourable view of the Iran deal as well, and he was instrumental in helping to bring it about from the British side.

It’s clear to me, that Donald Trump’s repeated emphasis of a supposed Iran threat, where he goes as far as call them “a terrorist nation”, is something that was not fed to him by regular Anglo-American advisors, but rather, could only have been fed to him by Jewish advisors.

For this reason, I’d like to see if anyone could find a list of the people who are advising Trump, so that it could be made more clear as to which Jews precisely are the ones advising him. There could also be another factor, which is that Donald Trump’s daughter is married to a Jew, and so he may feel that it is his responsibility to protect his daughter’s adopted tribe.

Among Trump’s fanboys out there, not a single discussion has been had about his Jewish connections, and his deeply troubling invective against the Iran peace deal.


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Posted by DanielS on Fri, 18 Dec 2015 14:28 | #

And possibly because his Jewish advisors are jealous of economic success.

In regard to China however, there are examples that they are making business/financial inroads to wield leverage.

Of course that does not mean that Jews would not still see them as a threat and would not want Trump to posture against China.

Particularly as they would also be threatened by China’s and Japan’s massively homogeneous populations and correspondingly powerful nationalism - tough nuts for their weakening by diversity scam to penetrate.


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Posted by "walls work, just ask".. on Fri, 18 Dec 2015 16:48 | #

“Walls work, just ask the folks in Israel” - Trump


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Posted by Just Sayin' on Fri, 18 Dec 2015 20:15 | #

“Among Trump’s fanboys out there, not a single discussion has been had about his Jewish connections, and his deeply troubling invective against the Iran peace deal.”

Actually, it has been discussed ad nauseam in various alt-right forums.


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Posted by Just sayin' this in response.. on Fri, 18 Dec 2015 20:33 | #

Perhaps, but one can understand how Kumiko would have that distinct impression given the range of hope shown in Trump among purportedly Jew-wise WNs - ranging from enthusiasm for him as one who will wreck the Republican Party (good), to moving the Overton window on un-PC speech (good), to “the Donald” - by sites like the Daily Stormer which claim Jew vigilance as their mainstay; and Anglin isn’t the only prominent WN figure to be quite optimistic about Trump while professing to have a keen eye on Jewish machinations.


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Posted by Captainchaos on Sat, 19 Dec 2015 09:07 | #

Daniel, if you had to choose between the Polish people being mongrelized out of existence by niggers or the Polish people adopting National Socialism to prevent that, what would you choose?


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Posted by Captainchaos on Sat, 19 Dec 2015 09:39 | #

Frankly, I see the future of the White race, at least on the North American continent, as melting into an amalgam of the European peoples if it is going survive.  Any political system which preserves the blood will be sufficient.


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Posted by Captainchaos on Sat, 19 Dec 2015 10:00 | #

And if that’s what it takes, let the Polish plumbers alone to breed with the English.  At least their offspring won’t be shitskins.  Lulz


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Posted by DanielS on Sat, 19 Dec 2015 10:16 | #

Daniel, if you had to choose between the Polish people being mongrelized out of existence by niggers or the Polish people adopting National Socialism to prevent that, what would you choose?

I’m glad that you asked me that because it is an important question as it might be honestly posed - though it has not been honestly posed in White Nationalism - I doubt that it has been posed honestly here either.

But first of all, I am not more concerned for Polish than I am for other Europeans. I have simply found myself in the position of having to defend them as the demographics of the west and its proclivities have not known enough about them and have sometimes found them a convenient target for derision. The same thing happens to Italians and others. Its easier to direct prejudice that way, for example, than to deride blacks in many instances.

But regarding “National Socialism” and whether I would accept it. It is not an honest question and least of all in the terms that it has been posed to White Nationalists circles - i.e., by people who are more accurately characterized as Nazis and advocates of Nazism - merely trying to fly under cover of National Socialism’s better aspects, while we all agree that it had some.

My working hypothesis is that Germany stopped being National Socialist no later than the Night of the Long Knives.

But even at its best outlines and stages in manifestation, where it was more characteristically national socialist, it held some epistemological mistakes which would have to be corrected.

Nevertheless, as it manifest, and as Hitler made clear it was bound to manifest through his worldview, it was not characteristically national socialist. That is why I maintain the term “Nazi” to distinguish its rogue variant….much as I dislike seeming to be on the side of the goodie goodies by using the word “Nazi” pejoratively, it remains a useful designation and distinction.

Nazi Germany was imperialist (not nationalist) and elitist to the extreme (not socialist).

..to the extreme of being a dictatorship, even.

Nazi Germany also had an idea something like “life is war.”  Kill or be killed.

Again, I hate to seem like the goodie goodie, but that is too simplistic a notion, especially applied to humans - but even too broadly applied to “nature” - and a dangerous a notion, because it adds the blindness factor of a notion of necessity too closely approximating the physics model of “natural causality”  - forces and impacts - that’s just the way it is.

Call it national socialism proper, or social nationalism, if it could be ironed out of its serious epistemological blunders of course it is preferable and probably could be a model that most nations could fairly approximate, modifying to their idiosyncrasy.

But as it stood ...playing into Jewish hands, their word-smithery etc… as Nazism, slavery and being ruled by fools who would make us fools before the world, stigmatizing (because they over-did it) and disempowering the very necessary capacity for group prejudice and discrimination thereupon for the decades since World War II..

There is no choice. Whether it is Hitler or Malcolm X saying that “the black man will rule” the response is much the same.

Nor would I want Germans to accept being slaves or untermenschen.

But again, it is a good question because it is a disingenuous game that some people are playing - “don’t call me Nazi, call me national socialist”, when they really don’t deserve the respect of being called national socialists and it does not even accurately describe them. Hadding Scott is good example of that kind of dishonesty.

Coming back to the Poles as an example, Pilsudski was a socialist, and the staunchest nationalist and anti Soviet (in the end translates to anti-semite); he had strong adherence. So it isn’t as if some of the major aspects weren’t covered by the Poles themselves. The other major Polish Nationalist, Dmowski, was more Darwinistic, but was also a staunch nationalist and totally anti-semitic - considered Pilsudski far too tolerant of Jews (while Hitler admired Pilsudski).

That is just the example of Poland.

Anti-Semitism, nationalism and aspects of socialism and meritocracy were everywhere, of course, not the least of all because these are common sense ideas.

But crucially, Hitler chose to ignore prospects of working with these aspects in Poland, Belarus and Ukraine because he wanted their land etc. - i.e., because he was an imperialist, supremacist, war monger, not a national socialist.

Thus, if the question was honest, the brief form answer would be that some form of national socialism is obviously the better option.

But you know and I know that is smoke and mirror word play.

It wasn’t national socialism that was being offered. No, that wasn’t for export. Nazism was for export and what was being “offered”. There is only one answer to that offer for sane, self respecting people.


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Posted by DanielS on Sat, 19 Dec 2015 10:48 | #

As for European mixing it does not bother me too much either - particularly as you get farther away from Europe; and a managed extent is good even here.

However, I believe that it is not only preferable, but important - destructive and probably very dangerous if ethnonationalist criteria are not maintained for human ecology and accountability; European mixing should be, probably needs to be, controlled to some possible extent in Europe, especially.

But me personally, I see examples of every kind of European woman who would suit me just fine.


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Posted by Islamic phantoms on Sun, 20 Dec 2015 09:53 | #

Women in Burkas always look like phantoms, don’t they?

From the MR News section, 22 Nov 2015, Ripper Locations Then & Now: Islamic imposition -

A phantom at the scene of “Polly” Ann Nichols murder…

Jack The Ripper Location: Then and Now:

At 1:40 you see the site of the Mary Ann Nichols’ murder on what was then Buck’s Row, London; the image fades to the present day where, by moment 2:05, you see a Muslim woman wearing a burka and emerging from the precise spot of the ripper’s crime.

..somehow, it seems about as spooky.

...an Islamic apparition emerging from the shadows of the place of death..

   

       



   


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Posted by DanielS on Sun, 20 Dec 2015 10:22 | #

Roger Kimball, the author of “Tenured Radicals,” a critique of what he calls the politicization of the humanities. “

You may ask, how is it that Bernstein is playing the role of “Activist Restraint” while Kimball altercast the role of “Activist Vanguard” ?

Well, because it is noticed that Kimball wants to treat the notion of “the humanities” as if they are “objectively a-political” (the humanities shouldn’t be “politicized”) and along with that, so too would the notion of “rights” be “purely objective.”

Therefore, in trying to adhere to sheer objectivity, he would be seen as naive to the inevitable subjective and culturally relative influences in inquiry into these matters of the humanities; and therefore he would be potentially manipulable - cajoled into trying to “lead the way” in terms of “rights” - i.e. deracinated, a-racial “human rights.”  In those terms, he’d be played and cajoled into the role of “vanguard activist.”


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Posted by Tump wants US open to White immigration on Sun, 24 Jan 2016 22:23 | #

To square things off a bit, Trump has advocated loosening restrictions on White immigration to The U.S.

I suppose that would have the effect of mitigating their lives as well by throwing them into the multicultural hell-hole that America has become, their children wasted there and their desperate efforts largely going to propping-up the futile system that much longer so that its effects will be more ruinous than ever when they do come into full effect..  meanwhile, fencing the country might best serve the piranha that are already there in the gold-fish bowl of America.

Trump advocates opening America’s borders to WHITE Europeans

The Hill, ‘Trump criticized by Democrat for ‘bigoted’ immigration message’, 15 Mar 2013:

The chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus on Friday tore into Donald Trump’s immigration message to the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), calling his comments “bigoted” and borderline “racist.”

“Donald Trump may provide comic relief, but his bigoted comments at CPAC have no place in the discussion for realistic solutions to our country’s immigration problems,” Rep. Ruben Hinojosa (R-Tex.) said in an email to The Hill.

As the first speaker at Friday’s CPAC event, the real estate mogul and reality TV host called immigration reform a “suicide mission” for Republicans, arguing that “everyone of those 11 million people will be voting Democratic.”

“When it comes to immigration, you know that the 11 million illegals, even if given the right to vote, you know, you’re going to have to do what’s right, but the fact is 11 million people will be voting Democratic,” Trump said.

“You have to be very, very careful, because you could say that to a certain extent the odds aren’t looking so great for Republicans, that you are on a suicide mission,” he added. “You are just not going to get those votes.”

Trump then advocated for opening the borders to European immigrants, who he described as “tremendous” and “hard-working people.”

“Nobody wants to say it, but I have many friends from Europe, they want to come in,” Trump said. “Tremendous people, hard-working people. They can’t come in. I know people whose sons went to Harvard, top of their class, went to the Wharton School of finance, great, great students. They happen to be a citizen of a foreign country. They learn, they take all of our knowledge, and they can’t work in this country. We throw them out. We educate them, we make them really good, they go home—they can’t stay here—so they work from their country and they work very effectively against this. How stupid is that?”

Hinojosa called Trump’s message “an ill-informed economic myth” with racial undertones.

“His claims that European immigrants should have an easier immigration process than others is at best an ill-informed economic myth and at worst, racist rhetoric,” he said.

Hinojosa said 18 percent of all small business owners in the U.S. were immigrants, who account for 4.7 million jobs and carry a $776 billion economic impact. The bulk of these small business owners, Hinojosa said, were non-European.

“Clearly, there are fringe elements within the Republican Party that feel compelled to bloviate with ignorant and extremist rhetoric,” he continued. “Nonetheless, Democrats and the CHC have always stood ready to work with our responsible, reasonable colleagues in the Republican Party to bring about real reform.”


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Posted by Alt-right fawning over Trump "embarrassing" on Sat, 20 Feb 2016 23:04 | #

Ryan Andrews has this much right:

You may not want to hear it, but to quote the “great man himself, ‘I only tell the truth.”

And the truth is that the Alt Right’s fawning over Trump is embarrassing.

[...]

Is he still going to lose? Probably. And the Alt Right should hope he does lose. The best outcome for us is that he wins the GOP nomination, nudging millions in our direction along the way, and then loses the general election. After all, the establishment—in the broadest sense: the media, academia, the corporate class, the governing class—hates Trump. They could make his presidency a disaster, and they would make us own it. A successful Trump administration might be even worse, a kind of road to white serfdom. Whites learn to assert themselves as a group, but are therefore reconciled to life in multiracial America, because Trump has taught us that the government can be on our side too. We become just another debased minority interest group, holding our hands out for our share of spoils. Government dependence rots the soul, but it also undermines the White Nationalist cause. We need our own state, and America will never be that state. If Trump loses, hopefully more whites will realize that


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Posted by Hillary emails blackmail for Trump? on Tue, 17 May 2016 06:28 | #

ZeroHedge, “You Know Those Missing Hillary Emails? Russia Might Leak 20,000 Of Them”, 14 May 2016:

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Submitted by Claire Bernish via TheAntiMedia.org,

Hillary Clinton sits at the center of a raging firestorm concerning her arrangement of a private email account and server set up in her home — from which top secret information may have been deleted. But despite Bernie Sanders’ apparent annoyance with the “damn emails,” the scandal just exponentially intensified, when Judge Andrew Napolitano revealed on Monday that Russia has possession of around 20,000 of Clinton’s emails — leaving open the possibility her deletions might not have been permanent after all.

“There’s a debate going on in the Kremlin between the Foreign Ministry and the Intelligence Services about whether they should release the 20,000 of Mrs. Clinton’s emails that they have hacked into,” Napolitano told Fox News’ Megyn Kelly in an interview for The Kelly File.

Napolitano on the emails.

Submitted by Claire Bernish via TheAntiMedia.org,

Hillary Clinton sits at the center of a raging firestorm concerning her arrangement of a private email account and server set up in her home — from which top secret information may have been deleted. But despite Bernie Sanders’ apparent annoyance with the “damn emails,” the scandal just exponentially intensified, when Judge Andrew Napolitano revealed on Monday that Russia has possession of around 20,000 of Clinton’s emails — leaving open the possibility her deletions might not have been permanent after all.

“There’s a debate going on in the Kremlin between the Foreign Ministry and the Intelligence Services about whether they should release the 20,000 of Mrs. Clinton’s emails that they have hacked into,” Napolitano told Fox News’ Megyn Kelly in an interview for The Kelly File.



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