A commenter came across a site that quoted the Mantra and then went off into pure anti-Semitism. Now that the Mantra is beginning to be used, it is time for us to talk about the usual fear of its being MISused.
Respectable conservatives were worried to death about being called racists, and this was a major argument against the coalition of Wallace and conservative voters that won a solid majority in 1968.
Yes, there were a lot of Democrats who would back a fight against liberal policy but they were Wallacites, and what would that do to me at the next cocktail party I attend.
When Reagan used this coalition and won, all anyone heard at the cocktail parties was that he had WON. The “Wallace vote” instantly became the very respected “Reagan Democrats.”
Wallace ran as a segregationist in 1968. In the polls, which I remember distinctly, the Nixon vote stayed fixed and pasted between 41% and 43%. The majority was equally constant, dividing between Humphrey and Wallace, in other words, Democrats.
The undecided vote was as astoundingly constant as the Republican vote was. It stayed at 7% for months. What moved wildly was the division between Humphrey and Wallace. Humphrey got down to 29% at one point. As the election neared, all the Wallace Democrats went back to Humphrey.
Nixon won with the same 43% he had had the whole time.
To get a majority, Republicans had to convince up to 22% of the total vote that they were entirely different from old Republicans on basic questions.
Jimmy Carter did that for us, but respectable conservatives could have prevented us from making that coalition. They were terrified of what limousine liberals would say.
So am I worried about people who associate themselves with the Mantra?
No way. Politics is a rough business, and any message that can’t survive being quoted correctly is dead on arrival anyway.
“Just spell our names right.” “There’s no such thing as bad publicity.”
The only way someone can associate with the Mantra is by stating it.
People will then go on to their own world view, which will often waste effort or make people disagree with THEM.
By then the person has read the Mantra. He has received an introduction to a world view which is poison to our established religion.
Each person has his own reasons for stating the Mantra. We are not worried about facing a bunch of New York Media personnel at a cocktail party because of it.
There is a huge variety of world views inside BUGS. But we get along fine precisely because we know that what is important is our basic message.
The invention of the Romans and Greeks is not lost on us. It matters not a whit whether you admire or despise your comrade, or how many differences you have with him.
The only thing that matters is that, when you go into combat, your shields remain locked together and your whole force is aiming for the same ground.
#1 by Dick_Whitman on 09/06/2010 - 2:49 pm
While I always got a lot out of BUGS thought, it took me a long time(literally years) to truly understand the power of the Mantra. Now that I do understand it, I tend to worry that it will be misused or purposely subverted.
Last time I didn’t fully trust Bob’s wisdom regarding the importance of the mantra and I ended up being wrong. This time I’ll assume that I’m wrong(despite my feelings to the contrary) and trust Bob’s wisdom.
#2 by seriouswon on 09/06/2010 - 10:58 pm
I have made the mistake of trying to explain the Jew problem to White people and it’s a waste of time…esp with resp. conserves. Better to just get them repeating the Mantra, in my opinion.
#3 by OldBlighty on 09/06/2010 - 11:29 pm
seriouswon
I used to think “the Jews did it”, but now I believe White traitors who willingly sold out their own kind did it.
The ones at the top did it for the money and prestige that comes from various sources (including wealthy Jews), but in most cases it is the brain-dead wordists, who are doing most of the damage.
Case in point, I am continually reminding the Whites I know, that they are responsible for what is happening, because of the wordist causes they choose to support.
But as Bob says, I don’t care what your particular beliefs are, as long as you are willing to lock shields with me and charge!
#4 by Simmons on 09/07/2010 - 11:04 am
America the political entity is run on emotional despondancy, over the trevails of blacks, jews, women and mooslims that the Mantra is gonna look like an emotional oasis to millions once it goes viral.
Wave the bloody shirt of the oppressed and the people respond as trained, for a time, but everything has its limits.
The Mantra is a mental health break for whites, IQ and crime studies white nationalism is merely entrail autopsy in comparison.
We could probably tune the News & Jewsers to our channel by responding on their threads with a single sentence (very important is this brevity thing) that states, “While this bit is of great importance I think the larger issue is that of the genocide of race replacement.”
#5 by Alan B on 09/08/2010 - 9:39 pm
The Mantra in a nutshell. White nations and only White nations must permit the influx of millions of non white races into their nations, no questions asked. This is an act of Genocide against the White Race.
The Mantra gets to the chase and it is short in length yet, the Mantra Speaks volumes. The Mantra is like a bullet to the head, wham and the lights go out. Like Bob has said, stay on message. In war, you fight to destroy the enemy, to hell with their rules, to hell with their feelings!