Horus has only made one Luncheoneer comment to me. I’m sure he has forgotten it and I am sure he has outgrown it.
The Luncheoneer comment was when I said interviewers were AFRAID to interview me.
Horus gave me that look I have seen on a Thousand Luncheoneer faces, and said, “Now, Bob, I think you’re overestimating yourself.”
No, they are just plain scared of me. And Horus has known that quite a while.
I call this twisted lip look The Luncheoneer look because it is the standard reaction from people who say, “I had lunch with President Reagan or “I had lunch with Donald Trump.”
These are the very people for whom power-brokers in Washington put on their Deepest Southern Accent.
The Luncheoneers ALWAYS fall for it.
My prime example is the late Senator Sam Ervin of North Carolina.
Ervin USED — I repeat USED — a Southern accent that would have seemed excessive in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
Ervin’s favorite lead-in was “I’m just a country lawyer from North Carolina.”
Howard Baker of Tennessee was Ranking Member on the Senate Judiciary Committee in a period when Ervin was Chairman, and once when Ervin pulled that “country lawyer” line out Baker lost his temper and said, “Goddamnit, Sam, You are a summa cum laude graduate of the Harvard Law School!”
Sam leaned back in his Chair and replied, “Yea, Howard, but nobody is ever going to know it.”
Sam was right as usual. 
The people who live by who had lunch with Kissinger or Trump, the Luncheoneers, just like the Celebrity Fart folks today had not the slightest idea who real power was exercised with.
And they didn’t CARE.
Power is complicated and hard to put into a simple press release.
And when it comes to power, you will note I am giving this explanation only to BUGSERS, and nobody else would WANT it.
My picture of a Luncheoneer is someone who is a bit like Superman: He looks like his coats and tie are an outfit PERFECTLY made for him as a child, and which he has worn all his life.
In the evening he just puts his collar on a coat hanger and sleeps in his closet until dawn.
The Luncheoneer reports the world as he sees it and as his readers want to see it: A place where the Power Players are the ones who had lunch with or call the President by his first name.
Not only do I not object to this, it was a major source of my power.
My only problem is when I am honestly trying to judge the effect of my latest power play and the person I am talking to turns, however briefly into a Luncheoneer.
You see, the problem with Luncheoneers News was that which I did never showed up in the news. I have had a hundred “white genocides” that went viral before the Internet but the whole point was nobody CAUGHT them.
So I depended on the few people in Washington who understood real power. They were few and VERY far between.
So when people like Horus, however temporarily, gave me the old “You are overestimating yourself” with the curved lip, it was a serious problem.
#1 by Henry Davenport on 02/25/2016 - 10:15 pm
AFP Board Members
In your support of Trump, please use the power you now have to support him as being explicitly an assumed opponent of “White Genocide,” so that media will be more likely to confront him with that specific (I’m hoping all of you see the value of that, and didn’t just include the word “genocide” in your recent robo-call as a gesture to Bob and BUGS.)
You can do that by using our memes (actually Bob’s memes, all of them, I believe), thus helping also to spread them, in your next robo-call:
Hello, I’m asking you to vote for Donald Trump, for this reason:
EVERY White country and ONLY White countries are being flooded with third world non-Whites, with whom it’s said we must “assimilate.”
This is called “diversity,” but it’s genocide.
We believe Donald Trump understands that diversity is a code word for White Genocide.
We believe Donald Trump understands that “diversity” means chasing down the last White person.
We believe Donald Trump understands that White self-hatred is SICK!!!
Many who oppose Mr. Trump say they oppose him because they are anti-racist. What they are, most generally, is anti-White.
Anti-racist is a code word for anti-White.
I’m Bob Whitaker, speaking to you for the American Freedom Party.
Yes, have Bob speak it if he will, or whatever he creates like it that may be more his phrasing, since no one speaks this stuff with as much power as Bob does, I super guarantee you. He feels every word of it in his bones, and that comes out in his voice. (And the fact that he’s also AFP’s candidate will give media even more fodder).
I was listening to him speak this in my mind as I wrote it, and I checked its length in the same way…it came in at 52 seconds at Bob’s very slow pacing as I heard it in my mind.
If Bob doesn’t read whatever his final product is, please consider having whoever does read it listen to a recording of Bob reading it first.
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If it’s more diplomatic for me to be the one who somehow gets this to each and every Board member, please tell me how to do it.
#2 by Bob on 02/26/2016 - 7:05 am
Excellent, excellent work, HD!
We’ll work a way to get it to the AFP, though they pay zero attention to me right now.
But we GOT our payoff!
That Last push of theirs got us VIRAL!
#3 by Henry Davenport on 02/27/2016 - 1:52 am
Thanks, Bob. I forgot to include the meme that is probably our most immediately accessible:
We believe Donald Trump rejects the policy of, “Asia for the Asians, Africa for the Africans, White countries for EVERYBODY.”
Hopefully that could be included.
The “Last push” I assume is the Minnesota/Vermont one. The word “genocide” is in it, but judging from a small sampling, most of the major TV clips on it won’t mention that word. “Cuban” was a good media draw.
Now that the super-pac has clinched the nomination for Mr.Trump, with half of Minnesota and Vermont tonight reflecting on how unaware they’d been of how much they dislike Cubans, maybe AFP will let our poor little second-string Mantra into the game for a few downs? 🙂
#4 by Jason on 02/27/2016 - 6:02 am
Bob the Tweets you’re sending out are gold. Twitter is tailor made for your “simplisms”.
PLEASE keep tweeting. Forcing us to write shorter makes us think better. That’s a great thing about Twitter (the Uppah Class hates it).
It’s always a kick in the gut to see Bob express something in one sentence that takes me 5 paragraphs. But the pain is worth it!
Everyone check out: https://twitter.com/BobWhitaker2016
#5 by Simmons on 02/27/2016 - 8:10 pm
Those tweets are gold, I believe Bob described a tactic called “Stating the obvious” and those tweets are just that.
As for luncheoneers what more can be said, they are script readers.
I believe power is being at the nexus of interests and who writes the script that puts them in alignment.
I want to write the script