Comments on: Rule WW2

By: Simmons

Simmons — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 17:43:22 +0000

Its always the story of “The King’s New Clothes”, whole swaths of the population will accept a lie if they think others will as well, never mind if there is the threat of a bully in the background.

But once ONE person has to accept the responsibility for that lie, that lie and its constituent group falls apart. Our PHDs do a wonderful part in our movement categorizing the minutae, but where they fail is the act of putting the responsibility for the lie onto the backs of the other side. Then again debating the abstract has its allure.

The Mantra changes that equation.

By: Simmons

Simmons — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 17:08:18 +0000

Dave’s addendum is worth its weight in Kruugerrands. Reagan lined up his shot for his one bullet – Respectables – Big Momma Libs – Radicals, and with that speech destroyed them all. It still echoes to this day, even the respectable types on the day of his funeral were laying waste to libs in the media who tried to smear him using Apartheid.

By: shari

shari — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 17:07:41 +0000

I don’t know what large swaths of many places look like,or smell like, in person. I do know what a lot of silly,educated whites, SAY. I also have relatives who have been hurt,up close and personal. One, in particuler,I have sympathy for. He’s been through hell.

By: backbaygrouch4

backbaygrouch4 — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 08:28:20 +0000

Old School Gerald Ford was in 1976 roundly castigated by WW2 generation media mandarins for stating that the Poles did not accept Soviet domination, not did official US policy. How could they not pundits screamed? There were 10/15 divisions stationed in Poland and the domestic regime was a ruthless tyranny. They just refused to see that the Judgement At Nuremburg was not the End Of History. In truth their ideology demanded the collectivist destruction of White liberty, therefore any trace of it had to be erased from consciousness. They were wrong. Clio was not retired by 1976 as Reagan demonstrated a decade later with his fortright label of evil.

Aside. Boris Johnson, a respectable conservative, Mayor of London and commentator has an interesting column in the Telegraph on the recent popularity of Nordic detectives on the telly. He is too PC to overtly place the credit to racial solidarity but the lines can be read through, especially towards the end. The link:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/columnists/borisjohnson/7016001/Wallanders-appeal-is-no-mystery.html

By: Dave

Dave — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 03:14:57 +0000

Shari,

Welcome to the world where the problem of race relations are insoluble.

Personally, the whole lot of nothing of Haiti that now has turned into a whole lot of immediate agonizing death troubles me a lot. It troubles me also that this whole lot of nothing has in fact crossed the sea and way too much of America is being sucked into a whole lot of nothing.

This is exactly what Robert Whitaker is talking about in the public’s acceptance of the horrors of Communism throughout half of Europe.

I know human nature and I know how easy people become habituated to mass death and terrible ruin. I am seeing it now. People become habituated to these horrors. They start thinking “that’s just the way things are”.

Churchill and Roosevelt (and Eisenhower) delivered one half of Europe into that and into that kind of thinking and the WWII “Obedience Generation” accepted it with barely a peep. This same thing is happening to the current generation regarding the descent of America into way too many horrors.

Do you know what large swaths of the State of New Jersey are really like? Or what the State of Michigan has turned into to? Ever taken a real tour of Washington DC? How about the Bronx? There are big pieces of Queens and Brooklyn you don’t want to know about. There is even a growing situation in the swamps of Louisiana you don’t want to know about. And it goes on and on state by state.

I grow ever more afraid to look.

By: shari

shari — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 21:59:02 +0000

I think the recent crisis in Haiti is another focus showing anti-racism is really anti-white. All the aid, Bush sr.,Clinton,Obama, and who ever they front for, is not going to result in ANY solutions, and it makes clear that all that foreign aid does not help the poor in the third world. The real motive was and is to burden white Americans with emormous,immoral tax loads. FOR NOTHING! Fighting Communism can’t be a cover,anymore.

By: Dave

Dave — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 20:29:52 +0000

But the presence of mind here is knowing, like Reagan in “Tear down this wall!”, what rules to violate.

Violating the right rules is where the mileage is.

The Mantra is a great guide to knowing what rules to violate. This post by BW is a great aid to learning the kinds and the character of rules that need to be violated.