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@restoreorderusa This guy should know better

How does he do it

@TheRWCoalition @RealJarTaylor The incessant talk about "Gen Z" reminds me of the talk a mere 15 years ago about "Millennials in the workplace." And now, who cares. This too shall pass.

It is my honor to announce that the great Jared Taylor @RealJarTaylor has graciously agreed to write the foreword for my book American History Z: Gen Z’s Journey to the Far Right. Our generation’s awakening would never have been possible without the decades of thankless work done by Mr. Taylor. Whether it was through his carefully constructed and thoughtful books, his speeches, or his magazine, American Renaissance @realAmRen, Jared has been pivotal in furthering the conversation over the years. Not only were his efforts once almost entirely thankless, but they were also met with endless vitriol and slander. Given the many moments when I’m sure Jared thought that all the pain and struggle might be for nothing, it brings me immense pleasure to know that he is now able to see some of the fruits of his labor manifest in the younger generations. We are all indebted to Jared Taylor, and to so many of the other great men who have exhibited the highest degree of character and determination. Whether or not they receive the outward credit they deserve, we will never forget what they have done.

@restoreorderusa It's very troubling how easy it is for midwits like "Sneako" to string words together, and for other midwits to appreciate them. Freedom of speech should really be reconsidered.

I hope everyone sees what's happening here. There is a concerted effort not only to smuggle Islam into the right, but to muddy the very real right-left divide – to convince you that anti-white race communists are your friends simply because they don't like Israel. Insanity.

This is a pronounced theme of the Postliberal New Right. They dabble in Nazi theorists constantly, while also intentionally euphemizing and downplaying their Nazism. And when anyone points out "that guy was a Nazi" they feign outrage and accuse you of having an unnuanced take.

@docMJP Please, some balls. Clearly, the vice is crying "the Joooz" not the reprimanding of such vice as antisemitic. Also, I hear the Jewish mafia has regrouped. Vice may begin to cost a few fingers, so I wonder if it's really worth it.

One thing I find amusing is the idea that Netanyahu is sneaky when it come to big picture goals. He's calculating, of course, like all strong political leaders, but he comes out and tells you things. And it's not like Israel's interests under his leadership are unclear or inconsistent, or that he's changed his mind much on the big stuff. Clarity and consistency is key to leadership in general and foreign policy in particular. I respect him greatly for this. Whatever his flaws, he is taking care of business for his country. Our problem in foreign policy over the last few decades, on the other hand, has included simply defining our interests overseas. And vehemently arguing about them domestically. A middle east without a belligerent Iran or the mullahs is an obvious good and a win for everyone. The question is how best to accomplish that, and at what cost. Trump has swung bigly to solve the problem. It's OK if people have concerns about that, given what's at stake. Those concerns are understandable given the last few decades of American foreign policy disasters, which, of course,Trump and his team is well aware of, and have repudiated. Time will tell whether or not this is similar to such interventions in the past or whether this is part of the birth of a new, more successful approach to American foreign policy. In the meantime, the big, beautiful coalition that won in 2024 must avoid ripping itself apart arguing about it. I am bored to tears with dumbass "THE Jooos!" stuff on the one hand and "ANTI-SEMITE!" on the other. But outside of the insecure bullying and the bot-borg on both of those extremes there is a vital and needed heated discussion to be had that can help us rethink and reform a working American foreign policy.

"Hi, I just converted to Catholicism three seconds ago. I am now the ultimate authority on who is or isn't Christian. Please subscribe to my podcast where I'm going to talk about Israel and the Joooooz all the time while complaining it's illegal to talk about them. I have no discernible skills, no intelligence, and nothing original to add, but I'm going to talk about the Jooooz all day every day. If I criticize you, I'm just asking questions. If you criticize me, you're trying to silence me. Anyway, find me on Russia Today and Iranian State TV."

@anglotradboy Remember, the SATs don't lie. This business of having "opinions" is seriously not for you.

@HebrewConTeam Glad he had you to spell it out for me you sub human whore

Total eradication

@SunshineBandit @docMJP That's nice, dear.

@docMJP I trust no one.

What’s galling about where we are at is that investigating any potential influence by others on Kirk’s assassin and Trump’s would-be assassin is vital. Necessary. But even asking about this now brings shouts of “you are a crazy conspiracy theorist!” Like so many others: no, I’m not. I just want a thorough investigation into whether or not these people acted alone and who, if anyone, influenced them. The fact we are in this situation now in which the obvious questions are discredited and unanswered (seemingly because of various theories presented by click-seeking podcasters) makes one question the talking heads and the government alike. I don’t like being pushed into distrustful paranoia.

The Ashkenazi Khaganate will rise.

@PresbyInn Everything is a political formula. Notice that rage over "Judeo-Christian" and wishing to replace it with "Christian" always means the rehabilitation and injection of Catholicism as an equal (or even greater) stakeholder than Protestantism.

The lesson here, of course, is that as we Protestants debate whether the public square should be Christian, Catholics will step into the void left by the old Protestant elite and claim that this nation was their idea all along.

@BlakeKresses @JohnDoyle Can you ask Doyle to unblock me? I'm repentant now.

John Doyle explains why NeoCons like Lindsey Graham hold influence while the "dissident" right has none. @JohnDoyle

@bronzeagemantis When a sand storm is followed by rain, it's probably funny.

Frend made…do you like? How it make you feel….?

I've been giving it some thought and you know what? I was wrong to criticize Islam. I thought I was defending the West, but it turns out I was merely spreading Zionist propaganda. I apologize to Sneako and Dan Bilzerian. We need a Christian-Muslim alliance against Zionism.

@imaMFbird @VDAREJamesK Nobody cares what you want or not. Now, peasant, bow!

@VDAREJamesK I don't want jews talking about Jesus generally. On the other hand he's not exactly wrong. If good always overcame then Jesus wouldn't have been sacrificed in the first place.

Well, at least we know it's him and not AI

I knew who Oswald Mosley was, but reading up on his biography, I encountered this amazing passage. It wasn't enough that he cheated on his first wife with dozens of different women. Including his wife's friends. No, he ALSO cheated with her stepmom and two of her sisters! Muh based Anglo nobility! Muh based Anglo morality! No wonder such sick, degenerate cattle hate Jеws.

So stupid. At this point, Tucker is like Zaida the fortune teller, obsessed with spells, witchcraft, demons, and bizarre admiration for Andrew Tate and Alex Jones. So no, why should anybody be "listening?"

@docMJP @TuckerCarlson @joekent16jan19 LOL come on. Give me somebody who isn't into glazing Andrew Tate, extolling Alex Jones, obsessing about chemtrails, ascribing weird powers to "demons" and "spells," and then I'll do "listening." Let's not normalize lowering the bar.

You can disagree with @TuckerCarlson and @joekent16jan19. But do so after listening to what they’re actually saying and directly respond rather than calling them names. Marginalizing them is not going to work. This isn’t a joke. These aren’t unserious concerns or questions.

@restoreorderusa No need to agree with Levin, but epistemologically, you do have to choose. Meaning, you either choose a path of at least an attempt at empirical reasoning, or you choose a path where knowledge is derived from chemtrails, spells, Alex Jones, demons, etc.

Right-wingers—particularly younger politically engaged types—shouldn’t feel the need to choose between Mark Levin and Tucker Carlson. There is in fact a secret third thing that offers a better path. I wrote about this last August for Chronicles: chroniclesmagazine.org/view/why-the-w…