Thanks, Old King Cole!

Some Bugsters (I hope to eventually get all) have agreed to be “Stalwarts,” a group I’ve formed that adds initials to our White House propaganda pieces (“petitions”) on the FIRST DAY of every month, when they are first submitted, so that they will get the 150 sets of initials necessary to go on display there the very first day they are submitted.

Getting those initial 150 is very exhausting work that takes several days, and the Stalwarts will solve that problem, and then hopefully will continue to grow until their numbers can cause a sensation on the first of every month.

Please consider joining us! 😀

http://whitegenocideproject.com/hey-buddy-can-you-spare-5-minutes-at-the-beginning-of-each-month-to-help-stop-white-genocide/

I send reminders to everyone on the night before the “petitions” are submitted.

@ Scythian: Ah! Thanks for explaining.

I’m getting a real spectrum of opinion from the few bugsters who have commented about the humor.

Ironically, the title I’m contemplating for the June petition that will promote Minerva’s recitation of the Mantra, (Jun #2 of 3) Have Public School Children say the Pledge of Allegiance and the White GeNOcide Mantra each morning!,
is a title I’m quite serious about.

I think the target audience will consider it very silly, but it will also stick in their minds, and let’s see how silly they consider it three or four years from now!

I don’t think it sounds sillier or more in your face to our target audience than the phrase “White Genocide” itself does.

The phrase, “White Genocide,” which I think crept into our usage almost unnoticed, is much more in your face than the Mantra IMO. Bob worked up to “genocide” in the Mantra.

In the petition headlines I’ve written, I’ve tried to be in-your-face with the target audience, but in a way that almost laughs at myself for my brazenness. All that is at least different from what the audience has been trained to expect!

Hm, the more I write this out, the more satisfied I am with what I’ve done, I have to tell you. But: I could still be mistaken.

“Sincerity”…I think the audience may doubt that about the phrase “white genocide” itself, since certainly many pro-Whites do!

I commented about addressing more issues of concern to the audience in yesterday’s blog…I’m not the right one to write those petitions.

And in general: There are others here who in their best efforts write much more penetratingly than myself…Genseric comes to mind immediately…G, do you think you might come up with a petition that has some phrasings like some of the amazing phrasings you come up with in some of your comments?

And I’ll bet there are others of you also. Maybe Horus over at White Rabbit would feel like writing one in some moment of R and R. His unusual (but effective, once you’re used to it!) placement of periods is easily edited, and contrary to what he’s said on at least one occasion, he’s a hell of a writer! Certainly better than myself. And I don’t mean to reduce him to the status of a writer…if Bob is my general, I regard Horus as my Colonel.

These petitions have a huge potential, and they’re in a very “official” sort of place, and they deserve our very best talent. My own ego has already been satisfied, and I’m ready to use what I’ve got built up here and am building…primarily the Stalwarts…to get our best stuff up. The only possible block is that I might not agree with some of you about what our best is. But I hope you can see that I’m often open to persuasion…if it were up to me, we’d be having EIGHT petitions in June! Ha! 😀

Scythian, the only reason I’ve been “in charge” is that I’ve been writing the petitions and doing most of the work of getting them up. My own opinion, which could be mistaken and certainly overruled, is that the project will likely go best if the group leaves me roughly in the “in charge,” position, while helping me by writing some petitions, and helping me as you can to get them up (at least all of you become Stalwarts!).

Redaction (I suddenly realize I’ve had this backwards…thanks, Scythian!):

(Jun #2 of 3) Have Public School Children say the White GeNOcide Mantra and the Pledge of Allegiance each morning!,

Hm, maybe the first way was better.

No, I think I like this way better. It IS the proper ordering, after all.

As usual, I’m not sure.

Yes, “the White GeNOcide Mantra” should come first in my comment just above. That’s where it properly belongs, and also, I want to hear that silly lady on MSNBC say, “And they put their White genocide mantra before the Pledge of Allegiance!”

“Quotable”! I hope!

@ Old King Cole: just in case you’re new to activism, I maybe should say that I think it’s a bad idea to use your real name unless you’ve really thought through that and are very clear that you want to do it.

Old King Cole: I didn’t see your post before I posted.

“What should I worry about if I choose to use my real name?”

This:

“On the other hand, it’s always nice to avoid unpleasantness.”

Which comes in all shapes and sizes, and new varieties are being invented every day. When there are masses of people who hate your guts, a few of them can sometimes do bad things if they can locate you.

If you’re young, there will be unpleasantness enough before you’re done…no need to hasten it. Readers don’t know that you’re using your real name or not, and the only ones who will care are those who would like to cause you some unpleasantness.

Now I know some people who use their real names…Bob is one of course…but they are tough hombres with a lot of experience who know the answer to the question,

“What should I worry about if I choose to use my real name?”

These are just my own thoughts. I always opt for risking as little as I can to get the job done.

As much as I want to get you up on that thread as a Stalwart, unless you tell me otherwise, I’m going to hold off for a few days in case you change your feeling about the name part. If you haven’t put an alternate comment there as “Old King Cole” in a few days, I’ll go ahead and moderate the comment you left onto the thread.

I feel I’m being intrusive, but I’m trying to do the right thing by you.