Somebody sent me some comments and asked what I thought of them.
I said, “They look like mental masturbation to me.”
But it honestly made me nostalgic.
It’s only been a few years since OUR comments consisted of “This ‘anti-racist’” term is not the right one. Or “It puts us on a level with blacks” or “This term anti-racist will backfire.”
We spent years when the only comments contribution was theorizing about the wording of the Mantra or new Grand Schemes for taking over the world.
I developed the Mantra by USE, and when you got out there and USED it I was surprised at how little you changed it.
We have damned near lost our race to sitting around in such mental masturbation and Grand Plans. And Exposing Plots.
We don’t theorize about whether a line works. We get out there and SEE if it works.
We don’t give the Wise Man Warning, “It might backfire.”
We REPORT if it backfires to the rest of us, who are out there working instead of theorizing, and that group then deals with the problem in Swarm.
These people must be new here, and they are more than welcome to stay and see what BUGS is all about.
#1 by Dave on 09/25/2011 - 11:23 am
The Mantra doesn’t just sit there like a stone on a shelf. Instead, it flies out like a skipping stone upon the water, creating a series of radiating ripples that merge into a world of encounters.
#2 by ioannes on 09/25/2011 - 11:42 am
Bob, What you are describing is analysis paralysis. This is the state our people have been stuck in for such a long time. We new that the anti-whites/liberal religion was down right silly, but as we would calculate it in our minds, the anti-whites would use their anti-white razor words such as “racist” to keep us in analysis paralysis.
This is what the mantra does, it kicks us in the rear and gets us out of paralysis analysis.
#3 by c-bear on 09/25/2011 - 5:37 pm
I spent over 20 years in the ‘movement’ just knowing I was right, but not knowing how to articulate it. When I first heard the Mantra, I knew it was the right wording at the right time.
#4 by Genseric on 09/26/2011 - 7:43 am
Off the coast of South Africa a butterfly flapped its wings. And brother, did it flap its wings. Little did the World know that this was not just any ordinary butterfly, but a very unique and distinct butterfly.
Prior to that starry night, the heavens had not seen a butterfly this magnificent and beautiful. They had not seen one this STRONG before. This butterfly would soon give birth to the VERY first vibrations needed to usher in a hurricane, a hurricane some may soon begin to call a
revolution.This butterfly effect breathed wind into the first series of waves. Those waves carry a message. And it says “WE will not go gentle into that good night.”
We shall prevail.