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Sacrifice to Moloch

January 29, 2019 / / Comments Off on Sacrifice to Moloch

When I heard that New York state passed a bill allowing for abortions all the way up until the moment of birth for, essentially, any reason whatsoever, I knew that it would trigger a domino effect across the nation, beginning with the most left-leaning states.  Rhode Island is pursuing a similar bill now, and so is Virginia.  Watch the evil:

Selling baby body parts is big business these days, so expect more lobbyists to hook in politicians to introduce bills like this.

And don’t let them tell you it’s “medically necessary”. If the child must come out, he or she can come out without being killed.

This country has lost all sight of morality to allow this. It really shows where people are — mentally and spiritually — that they find this acceptable, because they know that there’s a person being killed here. There’s no doubt. It stands to reason that they think anyone can be killed if they have a reason. For example… if they don’t like your politics.

Is there any doubt that the demonic forces are in control of this country? Not only do crazy people propose this, and not only do crazy people pass these bills, and some crazy people even support it… but for the most part, the average American is not even offended enough to do anything about it. Which leads to the next point.

What Should I Be Offended About Today?

One of the biggest problems facing our society is how we are programmed to be offended about things that other people tell us to be offended about.  We turn on the TV or read the Internet (or even blogs like this one) and are told what we’re supposed to be all wound up about for the next day or two.  What we should be doing is asking ourselves on a regular basis:  what offends God?  Why do we care what Anderson Cooper thinks, or what the editorial board of the New York Times thinks, or what some celebrity thinks?  Isn’t God’s opinion the only one that matters?

People were more angry and spun up about Cecil the Lion than they are about these babies being killed.  Am I wrong?  If we would spend less time with TV and other media sources and more time contemplating God’s will, as a nation we could reorient our morality back to where it needs to be.

A Cautionary Tale

If Americans don’t turn ourselves around, we’re doomed.  Because there is no way God is going to allow this to go on forever and unpunished.  He has wiped out cities and nations in the past for far less.  He has to, just out of basic due justice for the victims of these crimes.

If you look through the Old Testament and even during the time of Christendom in Europe… INVASIONS by foreigners have always been perceived as a form of punishment from God.  (Or, for any snowflakes who think the language is too sharp:  consider that when we embrace evil, we are removing ourselves from being beneath God’s protection.  And less protection means the evil forces are freer to wield destruction, as we see all around us today.)  All across the West what do we observe?  Mass invasion of foreigners.  And a populace that appears to be completely paralyzed to stop it.

Whoever has ears ought to hear.

Gov. Cuomo ordered buildings be lit in pink to celebrate the passage of the new abortion bill.

So That They Don’t Come Here

January 28, 2019 / / Comments Off on So That They Don’t Come Here

I really feel like I pick on this guy too much.  And I understand he’s only been in Congress for a few weeks now, but he provides an important example of the warning to beware wolves in sheep’s clothing.

Here, he criticizes Sen. Rand Paul for lauding President Trump for fulfilling his campaign promise to the American people by announcing a withdrawal of troops from Syria.

In it we find that disgustingly dishonest canard about “going over there so that they don’t come here”.

Ohh really?  They don’t come over here?  Is that so?

Maybe Mr. Crenshaw can explain to us what, exactly, is going on all across the country, in places like Lewiston, Maine, where entire towns are being “conquered”, if they’re not coming over here?

The crime problems in Lewiston have gotten so bad that the people can not go out to Kennedy Park in broad daylight without being accosted by “migrant youths” wielding bats and clubs.  It culminated last year when a young (white) man was literally beaten to death by the mob of migrants, his head smashed by a brick.  This is happening in Maine, folks… not Los Angeles.  (And, for the record, there have been no arrests in the beating death, to nobody’s surprise.  The Chief of Police has sheepishly talked about the need to go out into migrant communities and build more trust.  He’s also been busy getting videos of Lewiston violence pulled from social media.)

And how do the Muslim and African migrants feel about Lewiston?  Well they will get right up and tell you at the town council meeting:  they’re here, they’re staying, they’ve “built” Lewiston and nobody is going to push them around, so deal with it:

That’s how “refugees” think of their host country.

Now, my question for Mr. Crenshaw — who was so quick to boast on Twitter when he denounced Steve King’s “white nationalism”: when the hell are you going to stand up and defend Americans… LIVING IN AMERICA? Because while you’re looking abroad in the Middle East, the barbarians have already penetrated the gates here at home.

As for Maine… well… USA Today provides this helpful pro / con summary:

I’ll bet the correlation is lost on them.

 

The Changing Face of Maine

January 28, 2019 / / Comments Off on The Changing Face of Maine

No place is left untouched by the federal government’s refugee resettlement program. The Wall Street Journal published an article today titled Maine’s Largest City Strains Under Asylum-Seeker Influx.  (It’s behind a paywall, but you can find an alternative here.)  Even lily-white Maine is a target for demographic change.

Asylum seekers, who are primarily from African countries, now make up 90% of the people living in Portland’s city-run family shelter and overflow shelter, where new arrivals sleep on mats. A city fund that assists with necessities is dwindling fast, and pro-bono lawyers are overwhelmed with cases, Mr. MacLean said. …

“We have more cases than we’ve ever had,” she said. “The number of people coming is out of sync with resources.” …

The foreign-born population fueled more than 75% of population growth in Portland and the surrounding area in 2011-16, according to a report co-produced by the city. …

Under Maine law, asylum seekers who have filed an application may qualify for general assistance, for up to 24 months. Funded by the state and municipalities, that program provides vouchers for rent, utilities and other staples.

In Portland, 65% to 70% of the 1,000 people now receiving general assistance are noncitizens, primarily asylum seekers, according to city staff.

In articles like these I see a lot of similar themes:  “Ohh, we need the workers, we need the workers.  Bring them in!”  On one hand they tell us not to have kids, then they’re telling us they need to bring in immigrants because labor is in short supply.  And when they do come, they go on welfare.  So what’s going on?

The business community loves immigration, because even if they’re not getting cheap labor, they’re at least getting more consumers:  groceries, diapers, phones, cars, housing — that’s all spending that these “asylum seekers” bring with them.  And sure, all that welfare is a strain on public resources… but who cares?  All that free money comes out of the chump taxpayers’ wallets.

Much of the business community in America is selling our nation out for their own personal greed.

Let’s take a drive up I-95 and see how Lewiston is doing these days.

Not very white anymore, it seems:

Wave of immigrants brings ‘richness,’ rapid change to Maine’s classrooms

Data reflect how racial diversity that was initially clustered in bigger cities like Portland and Lewiston is moving into smaller towns and suburbs.

Adams’ class is a typical kindergarten class in Maine, where the lessons are focused on teaching students about colors, numbers, shapes and letters.

But a huge difference is the students themselves: In the whitest state in the nation, 75 percent of the students here at Longley Elementary School are minorities, mostly in families of immigrants who have arrived in Maine within the last 20 years. By contrast, 15 years ago, minorities made up just over 15 percent of the students at Longley.

Recent waves of immigrants coming to Maine have rapidly changed the racial makeup of schools, with huge impacts on state education funding and potentially altering Maine’s economic future.  (source)

Do you perceive that a program of “great replacement” is in place?

Substitute teacher Zainab Hussein, center, supervises in the Longley Elementary School cafeteria

Lewiston Blue Devils boys’ soccer team

Snow cancellation notice posted on Lewiston Schools public Twitter

 

A Vote for Me, but Not for Thee

January 28, 2019 / / Comments Off on A Vote for Me, but Not for Thee

Do you ever notice that there are a handful of issues where Democrats and Republicans walk in lock-step?  Immigration, foreign wars, trade policy, endless government spending, etc. — and in every case their standing is against what’s best for the American public.  How could that be if Americans vote and voting is how their will is expressed?  It’s almost like these politicians are — wait for it — controlled by the people who have the money.  Campaigning and elections are just part of the charade.

Now honestly: which country poses a greater threat to the US, Iran or China? Because before Trump came along, you hardly heard any criticism of China.

All this talk about “Russian collusion”. How come certain foreign powers are free to interfere with our governance without any repercussions?

Trump Will Not Go Down as a Great President

January 27, 2019 / / Comments Off on Trump Will Not Go Down as a Great President

After two years in the White House, we can make some judgments about Trump’s presidency.  Unless things take a dramatic turn in his final years, Trump will not be recorded in history as a great or transformational president.  And he certainly won’t be grouped with the likes of Andrew Jackson.

This is truly a shame because, unlike any other political candidate I’ve seen in my lifetime, Trump was able to connect with voters and generate  a level of enthusiasm and energy that should have propelled his agenda with great success.  Politicians would kill to have the kind of connection Trump had with his base during the campaign.

So what happened?

“He Can’t Single-Handedly Fight the Establishment”

This is the biggest explanation — or, rather, excuse — that I hear from people when the question is asked why so little progress is being made on his agenda, and why so little of the Swamp has been drained.  But this explanation also reveals the biggest problem:  you can’t fight this fight alone.  Every strong leader in history has surrounded himself with other strong men that will share the fight.  As far as I can see, Trump has not done this.  From just after his inauguration we saw him Drain the Swamp right into his own administration.  Bush-era retreads, NeverTrumpers, and Hillary campaign advisers won some of the top prizes in the administration.  MAGA-friendly folks in the White House were surprised at this direction, claiming that the criteria to become a White House official was that you had to hate Trump and be against everything he campaigned for.

Trump needed to surround himself with people who agreed with his agenda and were loyal to him, and fill out the heads of his most important agencies with selections from this group.

He didn’t do that.  He did the opposite.  For example, he fired crooked, Deep State goon James Comey.  That was a smart move.  But then he replaced him with another crooked, Deep State goon… Christopher Wray.  This pattern is found throughout his administration.  Rod Rosenstein should have never been nominated for Deputy Attorney General.  A simple Google search would have revealed enough information about his history to know that he is a complete snake.  Just days after being sworn in, he appointed the special counsel to begin the coup attempt.

Sing it with me:

“Oh shut up, silly woman,” said the reptile with a grin
“You knew damn well I was a snake before you took me in.”

Javanka

The duo of son-in-law Jared Kushner and daughter Ivanka have been the president’s biggest Achilles’ heel.  These two NYC, liberal snobbish elitist registered Democrats are constantly in the president’s ear whispering sweet compromises.  They have never been part of the MAGA agenda.  They’re embarrassed by “Middle America”.  Most of the disasters in the White House have come from Jared’s brain, according to all the sources we’ve all read — including this latest one involving the shutdown.

Worse, we all know that Jared is deep into all kinds of greasy shit.  Just look at the crimes his father was convicted of and imprisoned for.  The concern here is that the establishment has dirt on Jared, and Trump feels the need to protect him and, therefore, the establishment has leverage over Trump.

Tweeter-in-Chief

Perhaps the most frustrating habit of the President is his endless empty threats and complaints on Twitter, never backed up with any kind of action.  Trump may truly go down as the epitome of an “All Talk, No Action” president.  How many times can he make empty threats on Twitter, unfulfilled, until the whole world realizes that all his bluster is just bluffing?  When you make a threat you have to follow it up to be taken seriously.  Otherwise, you make yourself appear quite impotent.

His endless complaining about Fusion GPS, Uranium One, the “dossier”, and all the things the Democrats get away with — for heaven’s sake… will somebody please tell him that he’s the PRESIDENT and is therefore the HEAD of the FBI and DOJ?

Trump has allowed himself to be always on the defense.  Around the clock the MSM is talking about his trials, relentlessly.  Trump needs to move to the offense.  After the Bob Mueller investigation was announced, Trump should have immediately ordered a handful of special counsels to investigate all kinds of nefarious activity:  Hillary’s email server and FBI testimony, the actions of Comey and Andrew McCabe at the FBI, the Seth Rich murder, Uranium One, and investigations into anybody else who wants to spar.  Nobody in that city is clean.  Let those investigators go ahead and raid the offices of Comey’s private attorney, like Mueller did with Michael Cohen.  Let them start “turning” associates on process crimes the way Mueller did Manafort, Flynn, etc.  Hell, investigate Mueller for his 9/11 cover-ups, and his past failures to prosecute child pedophile rings.  And if Congress threatens to pull funding to cancel these investigations?  Let them.  And then Trump could shut Mueller down under the same pretenses.

Things are About to Get Worse

The Deep State has their “checkmate” piece readily placed on the chessboard.  And, as fits the pattern, it will be the President himself who moves the piece into position.  And that piece has a name:  William Barr, Trump’s appointment to head the Department of Justice.  Barr is, of course, another Bush-era Deep State goon with a long history of idiotically establishment-oriented views but he comes with an extra feature:  a conflict of interest, in fact.  He’s bestest buds with Bob Mueller himself.  Consider the stupidity of this moment:  Trump is going to make the head of his DoJ somebody who has been close, close friends — for decades — with the guy leading a soft coup to overturn the election results.

Between Barr and Rosenstein, Mueller will feel plenty safe to dig as deep as he wants.

Lack of Loyalty Has Consequences

Trump’s failure to remain loyal to his supporters is a huge hole that his enemies will exploit.  Time and time again, when a supporter is in trouble, Trump has dumped him to the curb.  Look at how quick Gen. Flynn was dropped once Trump perceived he could be a detriment.

All across the nation, Trump supporters — wearing MAGA hats and such — were organizing “free speech” rallies to show their support for the president, trying to offset the media narrative that Trump was an unpopular president.  And all over they were beaten, pepper sprayed, knocked out, had gashes opened up on their heads — and President Trump didn’t lift a single damn finger to help them.  Not only that, but his own Department of Justice went ahead and prosecuted his own supporters with “conspiracy to riot” charges (ten years imprisonment!) for attending these rallies and simply defending themselves.  Meanwhile, Antifa runs buckwild all across the country with absolutely no fear of repercussions from law enforcement.  Where the hell is the President?  Do Americans not have a First Amendment right to peaceably assemble?  When is he going to stand up and protect this civil right of his own supporters?

Trump’s supporters are going to jail for many, many years.  Antifa is running buckwild.  This is the reality on the ground and everyone knows it.

You don’t see too many of those free speech / pro-Trump rallies anymore, do you?  I think people got the message.

Now consider:  if the establishment moves to impeach Trump, how many of his supporters will be eager to go out there and put their lives, careers, and families on the line to support him… when they know he doesn’t have their backs?  When they know he didn’t lift a single finger to help them before?

MAGA is a Movement

I don’t know what 2020 is going to bring.  I suspect, all things considered, Trump would probably not win re-election.  Things could change, of course.  The Democrats could have a disastrous candidate.  There could be a third-party candidate to spoil things.  Trump could string together some serious successes in the next two years.  But either way, MAGA is a movement that, in many ways, is outside of Donald Trump.  He simply tapped into a lot of anger and frustration out there, and made his campaign’s central issues those that many Americans feel have been neglected for too long:  loss of manufacturing jobs, our immigration disaster, expensive healthcare, and endless wars.

We may need to find a new candidate in the primary leading up to 2020.  We need somebody with real guts and who follows through.  Somebody in the mold of a Matteo Salvini, or Viktor Orban, or Sebastian Kurz, or Jair Bolsonaro, etc.

 

Another General Failure

January 27, 2019 / / Comments Off on Another General Failure

As you’ve probably heard by now, there is a new book coming out by former White House official and President Trump supporter Cliff Sims, and like many of these books they reveal some of the behind-the-scenes battles that were fought in the administration.

In an article over at Breitbart, there is some interesting, though unsurprising, information about former Chief of Staff John Kelly.

Shortly after Gen. Kelly took a position in the administration as the head of the Department of Homeland Security, he went on to try to publicly temper Trump’s promises on immigration, and in particular, “The Wall”. That was my first clue that this guy was positioning himself as a roadblock for the MAGA agenda.

Sims writes that when he took the Chief of Staff position, Kelly emphasized that he placed his allegiance to the country first, and the president second. Sims correctly identifies the fault with this vision: in such a position, a man serves his country by serving the president. That is the hierarchical order, and anything outside that is plain insubordination. If one believes that there is a conflict between serving a president and the country, then the honorable thing to do is resign, or not take the position to begin with. This, again, seems to indicate that Kelly saw his role as being a drag on Trump’s agenda.

If Sims is to be believed, Gen. Kelly helped thwart Trump’s attempts to remove troops from Syria — in accord with his campaign promise — for at least a year.

And this is where I get off the Kelly wagon.

Consider the irony of a man who thinks the US military should be used to “make democracy safe abroad” and “bring democracy to the Middle East” while actively working to smother democracy here at home.

Let’s recap: a large majority of Americans have wanted immigration restrictions in this country for decades. A large majority of Americans are against troop deployments in Syria — so much so that even Congress had to pass a resolution against it. Americans have voted for these policies time and time again. Where does John Kelly get off trying to prevent the will of the people from being carried out? Who, exactly, is he working for… and why are they so adamant for war?

If Assad were to be toppled, what would become of Syria’s Christians? I suspect they’d have a similar fate as Iraqi Christians after Saddam was routed.

The Fate of Empires

January 24, 2019 / / Comments Off on The Fate of Empires

We’ve Been Warned

January 19, 2019 / / Comments Off on We’ve Been Warned

It’s not that there are no good bishops.  It’s just that the few that remain have been pushed off to the sidelines of the periphery, hardly to be heard from.  The fact that this is the case shows just how deeply Satan has infiltrated the modern world and laid down roots:  in our governments, our corporations, our churches and, sadly, even in the hearts of so many men.

But let no man later say “we didn’t see it coming”, when it is now so out in the open: we are truly facing an existential threat.

What we can now say with confidence is that “freedom of religion” — even for false religions — is nothing more than a freemasonic Trojan horse, designed to under-cut the very moral and cultural foundations of the Western world, to weaken our nations from within so that they can’t withstand the onslaught. This is a centuries-long attack from the emissaries of the devil himself.

To confront this attack, we may have to leave behind some of our more modern ideologies. We can’t bring a knife to a gunfight and have any hope of winning. And, in this case, winning is a matter of life and death for our nations.

Learning Philosophy at the University of Georgia

January 18, 2019 / / Comments Off on Learning Philosophy at the University of Georgia

When you think of a university-level philosophy class what’s the first thing that comes to mind?  Maybe Aristotle and Thomas Aquinas, right?

HA!

This is 2019 now, my friend.  And if you go to the University of Georgia and are fortunate enough to be taught by Irami Osei-Frimpong, you’re going to hear all about the evil white man and how he needs to be put in his place to fix all the racial injustices.

Let’s take a look at the mindset of the man teaching our young people:

I guess I am going to post once more on Curry’s situation. We are too easy on white people. The Washington Examiner posted an article with the lead: “Curry called for white genocide, saying in a 2012 podcast ‘in order to be equal, in order to be liberated, some white people may have to die.’ “ http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/texas-am-wont-fire-professor-who-called-for-killing-white-people/article/2622810

First of all, killing some white people isn’t genocide; it’s killing some white people. We had to kill some white people to get out of slavery. Maybe if we’d killed more during the 20th century we still wouldn’t talk about racialized voter disenfranchisement and housing, education, and employment discrimination.

This should not be controversial. Some white people are really bad, and America abetted them reproducing that badness in their white progeny. I’d rather contain them with law enforcement, but US law enforcement isn’t particularly committed to making sure that white people act in accordance with racial justice. If we want racial justice without having to kill them, then all of our educational and media institutions should be preparing white people for the hit they are going to have to take, so that we get racial justice without killing too many of them.

This includes drilling down the notion that in order to make the country whole, we are going to have to take some of their shit. Whether it’s their money, their illusion of safety, or their self-esteem, a lot of the stuff we’ve led white people to believe is inalienably theirs; we are going to have to alienate and redistribute. And if I know white people — and I do — some of them are going to resent it and fight back with arms. I’d rather not have to kill them, but like Tommy said, “In order to be equal, in order to be liberated, some white people may have to die.” The deep problem is that we’ve spent too long making policies out of coddling and producing the wrong type of white people.  (source)

What do you think?  Sounds like a great educator, right?

We can talk about voter suppression. We can talk about ID laws. But all of this begins and ends with the fact that we make crappy White people.

So if we are serious, we have to dismantle the institutions that make crappy white people. Their churches, their schools, their families.

The objective:  dismantle white people’s institutions.

Still think we’re going to vote our way out of this mess?

How does he view the results of the Georgia gubernatorial race where Stacey Abrams lost to Brian Kemp?  It was white supremacy, of course.

You see, when blacks vote for their best interests, that’s morally upstanding.  When whites vote for their interests, it’s “white supremacy”.  90% of blacks voted for Stacey Abrams.

He is right about one thing and we would be wise to hear it:  the Democratic Party has turned into an anti-white, anti-worker party.  If you’re white and want to preserve your life, you better move hard right and counter this insane tide of making the white man the world’s whipping post.  And if not, you will go the way of the French Haitians or the Rhodesians and South Africans.  You may not be interested in identity politics, but identity politics is interested in you.  All of them are ganging up to purge you from your land.

You get that?  We need to integrate all the schools so that blacks can get “practice” fighting the whites.

Portrait of a Cuck

January 16, 2019 / / Comments Off on Portrait of a Cuck

Republicans LOVE to lose. If losing were an Olympic sport, Republicans would win all the medals. There is nothing that gives them a greater rise than being defeated by their opponents.

Look at how skillfully they submit to the frame of their enemies, always so eager to grovel for their acceptance:

That’s the GOP “leader”, folks.  Down here in the “real world”, this is what we call controlled opposition.

You will never see the Democrats rise up to criticize the language of one of their own. They will not even denounce the violent tactics of their guerrilla warfare goon squad Antifa. Democrats never apologize.

But not Republicans. Oh, no. Republicans love to rush out and virtue-signal how not racist they are. “Surely you will like us now, right guys?”

Here’s a question: If black supremacy and Jewish supremacy and Latino supremacy are all tolerated and even celebrated in our culture, why is there no room for white supremacy?

Blacks are encouraged to vote in their best interests. Jews vote for their interests. Latinos vote for their interests. But whites aren’t allowed to vote according to their interests? In the very country they built?  Now why is that?

When is the US Congress going to get up and pass a unanimous resolution denouncing the anti-white hatred and bigotry that is gripping our nation?

Let’s just admit it: both political parties are anti-white, in accord with the rules set out by their masters.  They want you gone, because you’re so difficult to control.

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