B. U. G. S.

F.W. Foerster: “if you don’t use your eyes for seeing, later you will use them for weeping.”

The stars are aligned differently for white and nonwhites. Nonwhites are nearsighted and unaware of the chains of recursion and nexus of dependencies that provide for a well ordered social life and economy. Nonwhites are very opportunistic and their opportunism is near sighted, compulsively so. Nonwhites are compulsively derelict. The near sightedness that makes them that way is congenital.

This is why we have the absolute ruin in Zimbabwe.

In America this brand of dereliction spreads out from our growing nonwhite population and politicians, the courts, and the police traffic in it. They get drawn into its vortex to justify budgets and feed public employee unions.

That is why they take such great care never to surface the fact that it is the underlying culture of nonwhite dereliction driving things into ever greater decline and giving rise to our growing disorder.

We whites are subject to predation from all sides, not only from nonwhites who appropriate our productive capital while rarely doing anything to enhance it, but also from our own people who jail us and take our property if we resist the manifold depredations upon us.

This is why the stars have become so misaligned for whites, but the important thing to understand is that it is impossible and it will never happen that the stars governing out fate will ever align with nonwhite people. It just won’t happen and it can’t happen.

My frustration is that so few clearly understand the horns of the dilemma trust upon us. Most of us just flail about clumsily grasping whatever is shoveled at us to service our need for consolation when the real issue is how to fight. This is the problem Robert Whitaker is trying to address.

The first step in learning how to fight is to analyze what people can be counted on reliably to do for that is their weakness. I don’t care if it is Asians, Mexicans, or Blacks, all nonwhites can be counted on to be reliably derelict.

In contrast, the police and the courts can be counted on being provoked only by how they are structured to be provoked. Knowing this gives one great power. Accordingly, the police and the courts are easy to end-run. All one has to do is refrain from provoking them in the way they are structured to be provoked, for the ambit of what the police and the courts can control is really very narrow.

Only the stupid allow themselves to be dragged into the maw of the police and the courts.

Learning how to fight means skill in coping with dilemmas and to acquire that skill one must be absolutely committed to doing his or her own thinking.

And that means being focused on how to analyze and skillfully navigate dilemmas (not intellectual dilemmas, the real ones involving the police and the courts, for example), something the great majority of us fail to do.