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Choices of Biblical Proportions

05 Tuesday Jan 2021

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Let the pathetic saga unfolding right now in Georgia be a stern reminder of what happens when a people abandon God, common sense, and unity. The four Senatorial candidates just couldn’t be any weaker or lower. Is this what the voters deserve? Probably. With David Perdue standing in as a mental/emotional child, take note of the threat of youths (Perdue) and women (Barbie) as promised in Isaiah 3:12; observe the rise of foreigners (Ossoff and Rev. Warlock) promised by Deuteronomy 28:43.

Now, in just a few short months, the Census Bureau will tally the total damage done to the Peach State these past 56 years. Behold the Empire Third-world State of the South.

Tomorrow, at 6PM (ET) on the FP channel, we take stock of the trials of the US as a whole.

A Lot of Really Good Policy

01 Friday Jan 2021

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If only the GOP could open up the gates of progressive, inclusive DIEversity as the Gen Z kids say. This story is from NBC “News” so it obviously draws certain conclusions about the electoral victory of Empress Kamala.

For many young Republicans, Trump’s loss signals an opening for new directions within the party. Several said in interviews that they want the party to become more tolerant and inclusive while staying true to conservative values.

“The GOP has a lot of really good policy, a lot of winning policies, but it does seem like often we can get caught up on the losing ones and fight like hell for them,” said Cameron Adkins, a sophomore who is vice president of College Republicans at Columbia University. “When in reality, they’re losing issues with the American people.”

Loser party, losing issues. Makes sense.

Adkins, 19, said he hopes the party can expand its reach by continuing to make priorities of core social issues, such as guns and abortion, while embracing a rapidly diversifying electorate by toning down its rhetoric around racial injustice, which research shows young people tend to be more tapped into.

“We should be attempting to expand our reaches, even if it does cost us” some of the more traditional Republican voters, he said. “I guess I’m willing to lose as long as we’re doing the right thing.”

At least he’s willing to lose, the most Republican thing ever! Could he or his luciferian handlers tell us what the GOP has done to stop ninety years’ worth of steady gun control? No. How many babies have they saved in the past 48 years? Zero. Read the whole thing, about changes in the last 50 years, the lessening of [Christian] religious influence, the “old racist white people,” the LGBTQ+VPC, and more.

The GOP is the worse side of the Uniparty because they vaguely lie about traditional American ways even as they always march along with, maybe a half-step behind, the more honest Demoncrats. They have conserved nothing and should be put down immediately. If Trump (about the only real RINO there is) loses on Wednesday, then the GOP’s decades of faithless appeasement and corruption will succeed; the last official, legal vestiges of America in the US will die.

None of this, or very little of it, is the fault of the younger generation. Rather, it is the product of more than a century of evil and stupidity by older, worthless fools. On or about January 20th, there is a distinct possibility that the kids will go actively on the hook for what has been done to them and the former nation they never had a chance to know. Millstones and fire should await the guilty.

Welcome to Post-America

16 Wednesday Dec 2020

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No, this is no longer “America.” As I&I notices, that has been gone for some time.

What is the United States of America? A society of elitists vs. the rest? A culture that’s given up on itself? A land of censorship? A nation in which policies and orientation are not merely matters of disagreement but causes of internal and irreconcilable turmoil? It was supposed to be none of these. But today it seems a foreign place, with more in common with the many dystopias of literature than anything the founders of a free nation ever imagined.

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We’ve been hearing and reading that despite the election’s outcome, Trumpism will continue, and that the American spirit hasn’t fully wilted. We hope this is true, and the down-ballot results seem to confirm it. But it’s undeniable that much of the country is pulling in the other direction. Regarding that, we offer only one suggestion: Resist.

Though the editors confuse the nation with the state, they’re right – the USA is all of the things they question. That is because the American nation has been dissolved and diluted by non-Americans. The best way to resist it to acknowledge reality and history and prepare to rebuild something, somewhere that resembles America – a place for the Americans. The rest of them may have their dystopias.

 

Is This Realistic?

19 Thursday Nov 2020

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A link to an Ann Barnhardt link story.

Today’s must-read. “What the Progressive Socialist Liberals have in store for Conservatives”

A harrowing read, and EVERY WORD TRUE.

THIS is why I started mentally and spiritually preparing to be raped, tortured and executed over a decade ago.  It is essential, and frankly irresponsible at this point to NOT prepare yourself and those you love for what is now, barring supernatural intervention, all but inevitable.

Warning was given.  It has been totally ignored.

Read every word:

What the Progressive Socialist Liberals have in store for Conservatives (part 1)

Read what she’s talking about. It’s not as far-fetched as one might think. Of course, there would be, there will be resistance.

A Process More Than An Event

28 Wednesday Oct 2020

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The Saker wrote a dandy column on the demise and death of the US Empire:

This is not to say that the outcome will not matter, it will – but only for the future of the United States themselves. Simply put, the upcoming vote is either a vote for upholding law and order in the US, or for total nihilism. On a deeper level, it is a vote for the US or against it: the Dems all hate this country and its “deplorables”; they also hate almost every aspect of US history (overturned statues are but symbols of this hatred) and they hate what they call “a racist system” in spite of the fact that the real causes of racial tensions in the US have very little to do with the “system” and everything to do with the unique problems of blacks in a culture with mainly European roots.

The Empire is dead. And I hope and believe that its death will mark the rebirth of the United States as a “normal” country (which is what happened to all the other former empires).

Until that happens, we can now at least rest assured that this amazingly evil Empire has finally died, even if very few noticed this.

Read the whole thing at UNZ. It’s well-informed, entertaining, and mostly correct. I question two points. One, how much of the Empire’s nuclear arsenal is still operational? Enough I suppose to keep the heat radiating as he puts it. Two, I’m not so certain that the remains and rump states will exist as “normal” nations for some time to come. Too many issues of the non-political kind to sort out. Those European roots and the new post-Americans and so forth. A fun ride it was – with much more to come.

 

Down With The Ship

20 Tuesday Oct 2020

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Doug Casey’s outfit asks about hope for the US. The groupings are interesting.

So, what are Americans to do?

Well, my belief is that – as is always the case when a country declines – the populace will divide into several groups.

The first group, which will be by far the largest, will increasingly grumble, but ultimately do little or nothing to save themselves. They will go down with the ship.

Regardless of all else, it is certain that many will do nothing even as everything falls completely apart.

A Matter of Trust

20 Tuesday Oct 2020

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Since 1965, the US has been sold a bill of goods about the “benefits” of diversity. A new study sheds light:

Abstract

Does ethnic diversity erode social trust? Continued immigration and corresponding growing ethnic diversity have prompted this essential question for modern societies, but few clear answers have been reached in the sprawling literature. Taking this as point of departure, this article reviews the existing literature on the relationship between ethnic diversity and social trust through a narrative review and a meta-analysis of 1,001 estimates from 87 studies. The review clarifies the core concepts, highlights pertinent debates, and tests core claims from the literature on the relationship between ethnic diversity and social trust. Several results stand out from the meta-analysis. We find a statistically significant negative relationship between ethnic diversity and social trust across all studies. The relationship is stronger for trust in neighbors, and when studied in more local contexts. Covariate conditioning generally changes the relationship only slightly. The review concludes by discussing avenues for future research.

Rest assured that, despite the findings, the lies will continue.

Snapshot of Amerika

15 Thursday Oct 2020

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Just when one thinks the deviants at the Fed can’t possibly slip any lower, this.

“This is a perverse incentive that says you shouldn’t try to make yourself better,” said Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic, who is leading a virtual conference Thursday intending to focus attention on the problem. “They are not dumb. It’s on us to actually change those incentives so that people understand what the potential is and move forward towards opportunity.”

They literally are dumb, almost as stupid as the idiots at the Fed. This isn’t even an economic or tax policy problem. But, if it is, then what’s the solution? Abolishing taxes? Demographics is destiny, and we’ve fulfilled it to the point of completely collapsing society. Whose benefit is that?

This Is NOT The Beginning Of The End

02 Friday Oct 2020

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2020 and “our form of” government, that is. I really, really like Michale Snyder and his works. But, he’s just a little out of date with this column – as many or most people are.

Will The 2020 Election Be The Beginning Of The End For Our System Of Government?

Most Americans assume that our system of government could never fail, but the truth is that it is failing right in front of our eyes. In order for our system of government to work, people need to be able to believe…

I’ll stop right there. “Most Americans” are idiots. What they assume (ass of u and me), believe, wish for, hope for, imagine, and dream about is irrelevant. If one of them should want someone to blame for 2020, then he should consult that shiny mirror-like thing in the bathroom.

“Our” system of government, as mythologized in the Most Holy and Revered Constitution (Say, “AMEN!”), ended around 1861. What emerged thereafter was steadily, relentlessly corrupted, and is now in full, terminal collapse. The collapse began some time back and, as with the rest of the process, had the full backing of those assuming, believing American idiots.

This is the middle-end of the end. This is where the fun starts.

PS: Enjoy your election! I think (assume, believe, whatever) you’ve got it and one, maybe two, more.

Stand Back … Stand By

30 Wednesday Sep 2020

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It was not “The worst presidential debate of all time.”

On Tuesday night the American people, or at least those unlucky millions who were not watching the Yankees-Indians game on ESPN instead, were subjected to an hour and a half of mindless shouting from two hapless sad-looking old men who looked as if they would rather be anywhere else but that auditorium in Ohio. President Trump also spoke.

It’s not a sign of a nation in decline. It’s a sign of a nation totally changed and obliterated. It wasn’t a debate. Those days are gone and will not return under the auspices of America or the United States. If you insist on a “civilized” discussion of ideas, then you’ll have to wait for a (really, really) long time. Or, you need to find another country. Maybe pray the Constitution and give me five Hail Republics?

The reality show last night changed nothing, certainly not my standing predictions. I rather enjoyed the few snippets I read after the fact. “Stand by!” And, one knows who won by the way the whole thing, not just the winner, is lambasted.

That game kinda got out of hand too, eh?