Posted by wobbly on Sat, 14 Jun 2014 04:29 | #

amateur youtube >>> television

Posted by Bill on Sat, 14 Jun 2014 05:38 | #

Anti fascism is the new fascism.

Posted by Morgoth on Sat, 14 Jun 2014 09:49 | #

This was a memorable thread the first comment he reads is by Dan O’Connor, the second at 13.00mins is mine, the lengthy one which begins at 15.30 mins with the fantastic opening salvo of ‘‘Bartlett’s a hack, allow me to take him down’’ is by an excellent poster called Anthony M Ludivici who seems to have disappeared, sadly. The comment at 27.22mins is by GW.

What struck me beyond the initial novelty of seeing ones comments read out loud was seeing, for the first time, the kind of person we are connecting with or ‘‘getting through to’‘. The Anti Whites like to tell themselves that ALL readers of the DT are ‘‘Colonel Mustard from Tunbridge Wells’’ certainly not a highly intelligent, witty Scotsman of 31.

Posted by Guessedworker on Sat, 14 Jun 2014 10:20 | #

I think you might be right, Morgoth, about a new mod on the block.  The extreme sensivity to mention of UAF on Hodges’ latest effort was new.  Had it been the usual scorched-earth operator, who I suspect is the black, Stephen Bush, but could also be his boss Damien Thompson, there would have been mass IP banning.  But that did not happen.

It looks like the next opportunity to discuss the wonders of diversity with non-whites, Hasbarim, race-mixers, and UAF creatures will be on one of the post-match England - Italy threads tomorrow.

Posted by Morgoth on Sat, 14 Jun 2014 11:04 | #

Here is the Black Labour man Thompson has as ‘‘Comments Editor’’ and blogger:

‘‘Stephen Bush is a writer from London. He studied history at the University of Oxford, and has written on everything from party funding to underwater hockey. He writes a weekly column, the Tuesday Review, for ProgressOnline on politics and current events, and for LabourList on European affairs.’‘

http://www.progressonline.org.uk/speakerlist/stephen-bush/

And who are ‘‘Progressive online’‘?

‘‘Progress is the New Labour pressure group which aims to promote a radical and progressive politics for the 21st century. Founded in 1996, we are an independent organisation of Labour party members.
Through our national and regional events, website and regular publications, we seek to promote open debate and discussion of progressive ideas and policies.’‘

Their sponsors and partners are :

Advertising Association
Bellenden Public Affairs
BVCA
City of London Corporation
Guildford Labour party
Lexington Communications
Christians on the Left
Community Union
Labour friends of Finance and Industry
Labour friends of surestart
Labour Movement for Europe
Labour Uncut
LGBT Labour
SERA
Southern Front
The Fabian Society
Usdaw

The City of London Corporation is also a sponsor of Hodges group,’‘Migration Matters’’ which he co Chairs with Barbara Roche (J). When you snoop around Labour activism you will frequently come across a PR company called ‘‘Edelman’‘a Jewish run firm.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edelman_(firm)

Mention of Hodges involvement with Migration Matters which the very vocal and large UKIP contingent love to point out is also immediately deleted now.

I’ve made some forays onto Breibart and tested out its moderation policies, I was banned, but I did post block quotes from William Pierce. As a Zio friendly American Site anything goes in relation to Islam but, as usual, the J’s are beyond all criticism. Moderate Pro White posts also seem to be tolerated and critiquing organized Leftism seems to be totally open season. 

Posted by Morgoth on Sat, 14 Jun 2014 11:18 | #

I forgot to add, the largest contributor the Labour Progressive movement with a donation of £260,000 is Lord Sainsbury, and he’s a Jew as well.

Posted by Guessedworker on Sat, 14 Jun 2014 11:53 | #

Oddly, David Sainsbury was Science Minister, unchanged in the post amid all the usual ministerial musical chairs, for 8 years from 1998 to 2006.  Even more oddly, he is a grocer with a degree in History and Psychology, and has no science background.

Posted by Guessedworker on Sat, 14 Jun 2014 12:41 | #

Nothing going on at the DT, so it’s over to Conservative Home - which will result in yet more censorship and probably a ban, but not before a few Tory MPs, policy wonks and activists have been forced to hear the truth:

http://www.conservativehome.com/platform/2014/06/parvez-akhtar-the-birmingham-schools-problem-was-about-more-than-extremism-namely-segregation.html

Posted by CS on Sat, 14 Jun 2014 22:28 | #

Guessedworker,

You are mostly wasting your time posting on that kosher conservative website. I have run into these fools who don’t have a problem with England turning into a combination of Nigeria and Pakistan as long as they speak English with an English accent and watch football what seems like a million times and these are the supposedly “conservative” people of the country. They’re way more worried about being called racist by people who hate them then whether the country is still white in a hundred years.

Posted by Morgoth on Sun, 15 Jun 2014 00:57 | #

@CS

It would have been a help if you had bothered to watch the video posted above and then read the subsequent comments on the thread. We know the media is controlled, we know that it is kosher and we know the people who run these MSM outlets detest us. But what we are doing is injecting Nationalist/Pro White ideas nevertheless into the commentary which is read by thousands every day. It works, and the powers at be now know it works and are aware of what we are doing and seeking to shut us up.

‘‘They’re way more worried about being called racist by people who hate them then whether the country is still white in a hundred years.’‘

Again, we know, we engage them by the dozen and thousands then see us take them to task and explain why they are wrong. Those people then move on to speak to others or post things on Facebook, or like in this post, make Youtube videos, all of which reach more people, and so the process continues.

Posted by Bill on Sun, 15 Jun 2014 08:28 | #

Open Democracy.

Review: The politics of English nationhood - Niki Seth-Smith 12 June 2014

http://www.opendemocracy.net/ourkingdom/niki-sethsmith/review-politics-of-english-nationhood

Posted by Bill on Sun, 15 Jun 2014 11:25 | #

A By- election was held recently (June 5th 2014) in Newark in the county of Nottinghamshire due to the incumbent Conservative MP resigning.

The resignation of Newark’s former Conservative MP Patrick Mercer, who quit over a cash-for-questions scandal, had raised expectations in UKIP - on a high from their recent European election victory - that they could cause a major upset by winning their first seat at Westminster.

I’ve been waiting for someone to comment on the result of this election for no other reason than the voters of the county of Nottingham voted over twice as many for immigration than voted against.

Number of votes for Lib/Lab/Con 25277

Number of votes for UKIP         10028

Even when there was a clear cut choice to register their displeasure over immigration, the voters of Nottingham did not take that opportunity.

BNP deja vu all over again.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-27711254

Posted by MOB on Mon, 16 Jun 2014 17:15 | #

I listened to this yesterday and wrote a response; unfortunately I didn’t copy and save it somewhere, and when I clicked on one of the links that took me elsewhere, my response got lost in the shuffle.

Basically, I loved watching and listening to this “witty Scotsman of 31.”  What a charmer.  And what a contrast to crude RamZPaul, who was featured yesterday at TOO, coincidentally talking also about Dark Enlightenment, his Amren presentation. I’ve never cared for RamZPaul, and with this one, I had had enough before he reached the 5 minute mark (no, I’ve never had a weight problem); it had more to do with the creepy penis talk; so arbitrary and so weird for men to be bonding over their private matters.

Whereas I listened to the very appealing Scotsman for the entire 35 minutes!  I didn’t learn much about dark enlightenment from him or from Land and Bartlett, other than, people are sick of democracy and most everything else, politicians think people don’t know what dark things are going on, but the people do know and they hate it and they’re building up steam.

Posted by Dude on Mon, 16 Jun 2014 22:40 | #

I find the reading of articles and comments others have made less than engaging, though you have to love his video reminder of the article Liddell wrote entitled Swebola. Just a perfect phrase to take and run with. But some of his self-authored pieces are more interesting.

I disagree with WS’s ideas on the feasibility of gradually turning media through mass investment here but the ideas in the comments following the short article and in the 4th Prerequisite that followed it are more spot on. If we have regular shows with a wider subject matter than the usual, gaining a thinking audience who visit as a thoughtful habit, not to reinforce prejudices, the familiarity will lull them into not rejecting out of hand subjects they otherwise would feel too scared to contemplate within the dangerous confines of their own craniums. 

Which brings me to my point. The reason that many utility companies and banks use certain Scottish voices in call centres is due to the trust people place in Scottish accents of a certain type. I think this is usually a more female reaction.

Whether this man could think fast on his feet and have other qualities, I know not. But he does certainly have the benefit of having an engaging delivery, and it seems, from MOB’s comments a good rapport with women.

Posted by wobbly on Mon, 30 Jun 2014 04:16 | #

@GW

which will result in yet more censorship and probably a ban, but not before a few Tory MPs, policy wonks and activists have been forced to hear the truth

meme warfare is fun