Someone asked, “Have you ever spoken to a senator or congressman and spoken the mantra to him or her? I would love to hear a story from anyone who has done that.”
Of course I have.
They act like any other public figure. They agree with my point and then ignore it, like everybody else does.
I put “anti-white” into a speech for John Ashbrook, WITHOUT the required “and anti-Semitic.” Every other staffer opposed it, though they used the full phrase anti-white and anti-Semitic, regularly.
John put it in and no one noticed it, OPENLY.
#1 by OldBlighty on 01/22/2012 - 9:34 am
Changing the opinions of a few congressmen, that serve the whims of the millions, will achieve nothing at all. The war has always been for the minds of the millions. Change their minds and you win. It is that simple.
#2 by dungeoneer on 01/22/2012 - 9:58 am
“I agree it`s a terrible business(the mantra).Darnit I`m running late.Say hello to John for me Bob,you take it easy”
Only performing seals need apply.
#3 by Dave on 01/22/2012 - 11:45 am
Here’s one of those observations that is so obvious nobody notices it. The Establishment lacks a name for the creed and philosophy they follow.
They just comply with the orthodoxy that is acceptable on college campuses and in court rooms, but beyond that they have lost a name for what they follow.
The semantics they use do not go beyond the scripted shtick of “town hall meetings” that is simply a content feed for mainstream reporters.
THEY HAVE TO IGNORE REALITY. They don’t even have a name for what they represent. In fact, that is the only thing they are militant about: ignoring what’s real in the larger society they preposterously claim to represent. But the ordinary people I use the Mantra on, white and nonwhite, don’t have this reaction at all.
The Establishment has to ignore what is real because the laundry list of things they are compelled to attend to is entirely divorced from the race conflict the larger society is embroiled in. There is no way in hell they can attend to that conflict other than preach, bang people around, and hand cuff them.
That just means they can’t CONTAIN the conflict.
#4 by c-bear on 01/22/2012 - 12:27 pm
I fully understand. When people consistently “agree and ignore it” it can be disheartening. Yet we continue to move forward. I heard some Mantra type thinking coming from someone I barely know at work last week. It’s working Bob.