Last April, Louisiana police apprehended a local loser named Holden Matthews in connection with a 10-day string of arson fires which destroyed three historic Baptist churches. The story generated a little interest from the Corporate Media at the time; since the churches were predominantly racially minority congregations and Matthews happened to be White. But the story has since dropped off the Media's radar screen altogether as details have emerged that Matthews' actions were targeting Christians.
Matthews' name came up again this Thursday, after the US Justice Department indicted him for violating the Church Arson Prevention Act, which has been law since 1996, but rarely enforced until the Trump Administration actually began enforcing laws protecting Christians again.
“Attacks against an individual or group because of their religious beliefs will not be tolerated in the Western District of Louisiana,” U.S. Attorney David C. Joseph stated. “Churches are vital places of worship and fellowship for our citizens and bind us together as a community. Our freedom to safely congregate in these churches and exercise our religious beliefs must be jealously guarded. Today we are one step closer to justice for the parishioners of these churches and the St. Landry Parish communities affected by these acts. My office will continue to work diligently with our law enforcement partners to investigate and prosecute any type of hate crime.”
Matthews was a member of a so-called Black Metal band, named Pagan Carnage. This genre of music originated in Europe during the 1990s, and is notoriously anti-Christian. Matthews himself produced songs about burning churches "in the name of Odin" (one of the Norse pagan deities). Federal Prosecutors found photographs that Matthews had taken of the fires with his own image in Black Metal attire superimposed over the scenes.
"I want them to be scared." Matthews commented on the photos. On an April 6th Facebook post, he stated that: “ I can’t stand all these Baptists around here, bunch of brainwashed people trying to find happiness in a religion that was forced on their ancestors just as it was on mine. I wish more blacks people would look into ancient beliefs of pre-Christian Africa.”
The Leftist Media Establishment---which had been blathering about the 'historically Black" churches being targeted---slipped away in silent shame after discovering that Matthews' views were fairly close to their own PC perspectives.
The point in this story that the Media completely missed is this: Attacks on Christian Churches are attacks on all Christians---regardless of their congregations' ethnicity. We are told by the Apostle John that we are 'one in Christ' and St. John makes it clear that this oneness is not in any way connected to our heredity. This is the same point that both the Media and the Obama Administration missed in the Dylan Roof Case. But the Trump Administration understands it.
If convicted, Matthews could face up to 60 years in prison.
Sunday, June 23, 2019
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
BLOGGING TO RESUME SOON
Apologies to readers for all of the recent long delays between posts. We have been relocating to a new Base of Operations within the boundaries of good Red-State Trump Country. So new and improved services are on the horizon.
Like our previous secret location, we are still on the scenic Pacific Coast:
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And still keeping up with stories of interest to broadcast far and wide:
So stay tuned and we'll be back shortly...(just because we're in Trump Country now doesn't make the Internet service faster, unfortunately...)
Like our previous secret location, we are still on the scenic Pacific Coast:
And still keeping up with stories of interest to broadcast far and wide:
So stay tuned and we'll be back shortly...(just because we're in Trump Country now doesn't make the Internet service faster, unfortunately...)
Wednesday, June 5, 2019
TEDDY SPAGHETTI
Internet bully and Manosphere Alpha-crank Vox Day has been having a rough time of it lately. The European Union torpedoed his attempt to infiltrate social networking in less than a week. His frivolous lawsuits against Gab and Indiegogo have stalled as well. Now, after expanding in vlogging, Vox has drawn the attention of a new batch of critics.
Several vloggers, among them 'Revenge of the CIS', 'Nightwave Radio', and a programmer called '3DAL' have been giving Vox a substantial dose of his own medicine---exposing his crimes with a heavy dose of often risque humor. They've collectively created a meme for Vox which has gone viral: Teddy Spaghetti.
The nickname is a play on the title of some unsuccessful video game that Vox Day and his shill, Markku Koponen concocted called Hot Dish. The meme has caught such fire in the videosphere that Vox shut down comments on his Darkstream podcast and has sworn to ban anyone using references to spaghetti in the comments. Even Rational Wiki is listing 'Teddy Spaghetti' as one of Vox' aliases; and some colorful character on Change.org has a petition going to make the change legal.
Vox has been trying to pretend that none of this is effecting him or his cultish media empire, but the negative attention is putting a bite on the Supreme Dark Lord. And Vox' usual attempts to intimidate and threaten his critics is recoiling on him in a way that we haven't seen before. A good example happened in May, when Vox issued a veiled threat against Return of the CIS by relating a story of how he had "a handicapped man in Massachusetts dragged out of his grandmother's basement by the police and read the Riot Act," over alleged trolling. The contrast between Vox' posturing as a manly Alpha leader and such a despicable act of poltroonery didn't escape notice. That story went just about as viral as the Teddy Spaghetti meme.
There is considerable skepticism as to whether or not Vox' story is true. We don't doubt that he doxxed and tried to sic the police on a critic (it's the kind of thuggish tactic he's been known to do); but if the police in Massachusetts are anything like they are in California, Vox would have been put on a 'kook list' and any future reports from him handled accordingly. We did here search through various sources from Massachusetts but found nothing to corroborate Vox' story. Inventing falsehoods to inflate his own ego is also a standard Vox Day tactic.
Despite these humiliations, Vox was beating his chest again last week; denouncing his critics as 'Gammas' and boasting about surviving previous 'attacks'---most of which were also of his own making. And his followers were slavishly nodding their heads in full agreement, with one dork even comparing Vox' ordeals with the Passion of Christ!
And yet they will still say that the Red Pill isn't a cult. Other comments reflected the real spirit of the Red Pills:
Several vloggers, among them 'Revenge of the CIS', 'Nightwave Radio', and a programmer called '3DAL' have been giving Vox a substantial dose of his own medicine---exposing his crimes with a heavy dose of often risque humor. They've collectively created a meme for Vox which has gone viral: Teddy Spaghetti.
The nickname is a play on the title of some unsuccessful video game that Vox Day and his shill, Markku Koponen concocted called Hot Dish. The meme has caught such fire in the videosphere that Vox shut down comments on his Darkstream podcast and has sworn to ban anyone using references to spaghetti in the comments. Even Rational Wiki is listing 'Teddy Spaghetti' as one of Vox' aliases; and some colorful character on Change.org has a petition going to make the change legal.
Vox has been trying to pretend that none of this is effecting him or his cultish media empire, but the negative attention is putting a bite on the Supreme Dark Lord. And Vox' usual attempts to intimidate and threaten his critics is recoiling on him in a way that we haven't seen before. A good example happened in May, when Vox issued a veiled threat against Return of the CIS by relating a story of how he had "a handicapped man in Massachusetts dragged out of his grandmother's basement by the police and read the Riot Act," over alleged trolling. The contrast between Vox' posturing as a manly Alpha leader and such a despicable act of poltroonery didn't escape notice. That story went just about as viral as the Teddy Spaghetti meme.
There is considerable skepticism as to whether or not Vox' story is true. We don't doubt that he doxxed and tried to sic the police on a critic (it's the kind of thuggish tactic he's been known to do); but if the police in Massachusetts are anything like they are in California, Vox would have been put on a 'kook list' and any future reports from him handled accordingly. We did here search through various sources from Massachusetts but found nothing to corroborate Vox' story. Inventing falsehoods to inflate his own ego is also a standard Vox Day tactic.
Despite these humiliations, Vox was beating his chest again last week; denouncing his critics as 'Gammas' and boasting about surviving previous 'attacks'---most of which were also of his own making. And his followers were slavishly nodding their heads in full agreement, with one dork even comparing Vox' ordeals with the Passion of Christ!
And yet they will still say that the Red Pill isn't a cult. Other comments reflected the real spirit of the Red Pills:
And:
This attitude is the logical conclusion of the false philosophy of Game, upon which the Red Pill Cult is based. Those who follow that path always end up becoming what they despise.
The Red Pill is a barbaric ideology and barbarians can only destroy, not build anything constructive. Vox' attempts to hijack livestream will fail; as all his previous infiltration attempts have.
Monday, June 3, 2019
CAN'T SUPPORT TRUMP ON THIS ONE
Regular readers know that---outside of Middle East policy---we rarely disagree with the Trump Administration's positions on most issues. But on Saturday, the President issued a Proclamation which deserves open criticism. It's brief, so here it is in its totality:
"As we celebrate LGBT Pride Month and recognize the outstanding contributions that LGBT people have made to our great Nation, let us also stand in solidarity with the many LGBT people who live in dozens of countries worldwide that punish, imprison, or even execute individuals on the basis of their sexual orientation. My Administration has launched a global campaign to decriminalize homosexuality and invites all nations to join us in this effort!"
Part of me wants to believe that this was written by some Neocon rat lurking around the White House who duped the President to sign it for some supposed political gain. Regardless of how it came about, this is not what we elected Trump to do. In the first place, so-called 'Pride Month' is a media creation. They chose June because three years ago this month homosexual 'marriage' was illegally imposed on the nation by the Supreme Court. The Court that session was short one member after Justice Scalia died under mysterious circumstances only a few months before. The decision was made over the objections of a majority of US States---which had already codified heterosexual marriage exclusively as legal.
On top of that, there's nothing in this lifestyle embodying 'pride' any more than it has to do with anything 'gay.' These people redefined our language along with the laws of the nations and of nature.
The President says that we "recognize the outstanding contributions that LGBT people have made to our great Nation." To which we would ask: what contributions? Within our lifetimes, homosexuality was illegal in most American jurisdictions and considered a treatable mental condition. What could 'LGBT's' possibly have contributed? The overall contributions that homosexuals make to society is overwhelmingly negative.
The President that we should "stand in solidarity" with homosexuals living in countries with more enlightened laws than ours in dealing with this social problem. Trump adds 'execution' into the equation: although the countries that actually impose the death penalty are countries like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, with whom we shouldn't be allied anyway. Yet this Administration supports both regimes.
Regardless, this statement by Trump goes against his campaign pledges not to interfere in the internal politics of sovereign nations.
The President states that he hopes to decriminalize homosexuality worldwide. This is a mistake. It's a reversion back to Deep State policies of forcing warped American social policy on countries too weak to resist. And actually, we should be working actively to re-criminalize such behavior in our own country, as it should be.
We don't scenes like the one pictured above in our own neighborhoods. Can we blame the citizens of foreign countries who don't want it in theirs? Imposing this kind of social degeneracy on other countries is exactly what enflamed so much Anti-American sentiment worldwide from the 1990's onwards.
Republican Party activists need to stand up and denounce Trump's Proclamation. It clearly was not a very well thought-out move by the President, and any tendencies the White House may have in this direction should be nipped in the bud.
"As we celebrate LGBT Pride Month and recognize the outstanding contributions that LGBT people have made to our great Nation, let us also stand in solidarity with the many LGBT people who live in dozens of countries worldwide that punish, imprison, or even execute individuals on the basis of their sexual orientation. My Administration has launched a global campaign to decriminalize homosexuality and invites all nations to join us in this effort!"
Part of me wants to believe that this was written by some Neocon rat lurking around the White House who duped the President to sign it for some supposed political gain. Regardless of how it came about, this is not what we elected Trump to do. In the first place, so-called 'Pride Month' is a media creation. They chose June because three years ago this month homosexual 'marriage' was illegally imposed on the nation by the Supreme Court. The Court that session was short one member after Justice Scalia died under mysterious circumstances only a few months before. The decision was made over the objections of a majority of US States---which had already codified heterosexual marriage exclusively as legal.
On top of that, there's nothing in this lifestyle embodying 'pride' any more than it has to do with anything 'gay.' These people redefined our language along with the laws of the nations and of nature.
The President says that we "recognize the outstanding contributions that LGBT people have made to our great Nation." To which we would ask: what contributions? Within our lifetimes, homosexuality was illegal in most American jurisdictions and considered a treatable mental condition. What could 'LGBT's' possibly have contributed? The overall contributions that homosexuals make to society is overwhelmingly negative.
The President that we should "stand in solidarity" with homosexuals living in countries with more enlightened laws than ours in dealing with this social problem. Trump adds 'execution' into the equation: although the countries that actually impose the death penalty are countries like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, with whom we shouldn't be allied anyway. Yet this Administration supports both regimes.
Regardless, this statement by Trump goes against his campaign pledges not to interfere in the internal politics of sovereign nations.
The President states that he hopes to decriminalize homosexuality worldwide. This is a mistake. It's a reversion back to Deep State policies of forcing warped American social policy on countries too weak to resist. And actually, we should be working actively to re-criminalize such behavior in our own country, as it should be.
We don't scenes like the one pictured above in our own neighborhoods. Can we blame the citizens of foreign countries who don't want it in theirs? Imposing this kind of social degeneracy on other countries is exactly what enflamed so much Anti-American sentiment worldwide from the 1990's onwards.
Republican Party activists need to stand up and denounce Trump's Proclamation. It clearly was not a very well thought-out move by the President, and any tendencies the White House may have in this direction should be nipped in the bud.
Sunday, June 2, 2019
THE PASSING OF A LEGEND
It occasionally happens during our time on this earth that someone of note passes away; a person whom we admired in our youth. All of us living today have grown up in a culture of mass-media wherein celebrity-status attaches itself to any prominent public figure. Our ancestors typically chose role-models early in their lives from the panorama of history. We tend to choose them from the present today. Thus, the passing of a famous person becomes for many of us both personal and generational.
I can recall three previous times when this happened personally. The earliest was in 1979 when actor John Wayne died. I was still a kid then, but had been weaned on his films. I recall staying up late on Saturday Night to watch John Wayne Theater. The second happened in 1993 when novelist Leslie Charteris died. I devoured his novels during my teen years and they also shaped many of my own attitudes. And then Ronald Reagan passed away in 2004. I grew up mostly during the Reagan Administration and he too influenced me greatly.
Now, this weekend, funeral services were held quietly in Birmingham, Alabama for a fourth: a man who was also a role model from the world of sports: Bart Starr. Starr passed away at the age of 85, of a heart condition, during Memorial Day weekend. His wife of 65 years survived him, as did several children and grand-children.
Bart Starr had retired from football and become a coach by the time I was old enough to feel his influence; but I'd read about many of his exploits on the field. As a player, Bart Starr played for 15 seasons. During that time, he'd won 5 NFL Championships and 2 Super Bowls; been selected as an All-Pro five times; was NFL passing leader four times and finished in the Top 5 another four times. He was voted the NFL's Most Valuable Player three times and was voted the Super Bowl MVP after both of his appearances there. In 1977, Starr was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame and nominated to be part of HOF's 'All 1960's Team.' And this was back in a day and age where a man actually had to perform to be a sports hero.
Few people know that Bart Starr was chosen by the Green Bay Packers in 1956 on the 17th Draft Round---and then as a Defensive Back and 4th-String quarterback. In college football during the 1950's, players actually played a full 60 minutes, both offense and defense. Starr beat out three prominent veterans, Lamar McHan, Babe Parelli, and Zeke Bratkowski for the starting QB role. Bratkowski became one of Starr's closest friends and an Assistant Coach during Starr's 9-year tenure as Packers' Head Coach.
Starr's term as Head Coach was not an easy one. He wasn't popular with the Media nor with many players. The reason for this was because Starr held fast to the traditional NFL values of professionalism, sportsmanship, and excellence in age during which the League was rapidly slouching towards becoming the Disaster Area that it is today. Starr threw even popular players off the team if he caught them using drugs and disciplined players who behaved unprofessionally. This didn't set well in an atmosphere where publicity stunts, the 'win-at-all-costs' mentality, and dirty play in general were becoming the norm.
The Media and the Corporate Elites also despised Starr because he was, throughout his whole life, a devout and sincere Christian. During an interview, he once said the following:
"Growing up in a strong Christian environment provided me with many valuable lessons about family, school, athletics; and most importantly about God. Like most kids, I idolized sports figures, but Jesus was the ultimate role model for me. In my efforts to succeed as a football player, I went through some difficult times, but my experiences paled in comparison to what Jesus endured during His life: torture, humiliation, and death. Through it all, His attitude never wavered. His example inspired me to approach life's trials in a similar fashion. Jesus was able to sustain such a positive attitude because of His unfailing love for everyone around Him. It transformed the lives of everyone with whom he came in contact, even His persecutors. Jesus continues to have the same transforming effect upon people today. Regardless of the successes that I have experienced, if my life does not exhibit God's love, it becomes less meaningful."
And putting that philosophy into practice, Starr's post-NFL career was just about as impressive. Starr went on to work for a realty firm and---according to the company's website ---was personally responsible for building over two dozen hospitals. Starr also briefly returned to Green Bay and built Rawhide Ranch, a Christian-themed youth facility for at-risk boys. Starr founded the Vince Lombardi Cancer Foundation: named for the coach who'd been his mentor. Later, he expanded the organization to include the Starr Children's Fund to provide pediatric care for cancer-stricken children.
All things considered, Bart Starr is certainly a greater role model for young men than NPC jugheads who think they're heroes for boycotting the National Anthem. Or who take drugs, beat women, and get thrown in jail. Bart Starr represented what it truly meant to be a hero; and we can all hope that that type of man will someday become normative in the sports world again.
I can recall three previous times when this happened personally. The earliest was in 1979 when actor John Wayne died. I was still a kid then, but had been weaned on his films. I recall staying up late on Saturday Night to watch John Wayne Theater. The second happened in 1993 when novelist Leslie Charteris died. I devoured his novels during my teen years and they also shaped many of my own attitudes. And then Ronald Reagan passed away in 2004. I grew up mostly during the Reagan Administration and he too influenced me greatly.
Now, this weekend, funeral services were held quietly in Birmingham, Alabama for a fourth: a man who was also a role model from the world of sports: Bart Starr. Starr passed away at the age of 85, of a heart condition, during Memorial Day weekend. His wife of 65 years survived him, as did several children and grand-children.
Bart Starr had retired from football and become a coach by the time I was old enough to feel his influence; but I'd read about many of his exploits on the field. As a player, Bart Starr played for 15 seasons. During that time, he'd won 5 NFL Championships and 2 Super Bowls; been selected as an All-Pro five times; was NFL passing leader four times and finished in the Top 5 another four times. He was voted the NFL's Most Valuable Player three times and was voted the Super Bowl MVP after both of his appearances there. In 1977, Starr was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame and nominated to be part of HOF's 'All 1960's Team.' And this was back in a day and age where a man actually had to perform to be a sports hero.
Few people know that Bart Starr was chosen by the Green Bay Packers in 1956 on the 17th Draft Round---and then as a Defensive Back and 4th-String quarterback. In college football during the 1950's, players actually played a full 60 minutes, both offense and defense. Starr beat out three prominent veterans, Lamar McHan, Babe Parelli, and Zeke Bratkowski for the starting QB role. Bratkowski became one of Starr's closest friends and an Assistant Coach during Starr's 9-year tenure as Packers' Head Coach.
Starr's term as Head Coach was not an easy one. He wasn't popular with the Media nor with many players. The reason for this was because Starr held fast to the traditional NFL values of professionalism, sportsmanship, and excellence in age during which the League was rapidly slouching towards becoming the Disaster Area that it is today. Starr threw even popular players off the team if he caught them using drugs and disciplined players who behaved unprofessionally. This didn't set well in an atmosphere where publicity stunts, the 'win-at-all-costs' mentality, and dirty play in general were becoming the norm.
The Media and the Corporate Elites also despised Starr because he was, throughout his whole life, a devout and sincere Christian. During an interview, he once said the following:
"Growing up in a strong Christian environment provided me with many valuable lessons about family, school, athletics; and most importantly about God. Like most kids, I idolized sports figures, but Jesus was the ultimate role model for me. In my efforts to succeed as a football player, I went through some difficult times, but my experiences paled in comparison to what Jesus endured during His life: torture, humiliation, and death. Through it all, His attitude never wavered. His example inspired me to approach life's trials in a similar fashion. Jesus was able to sustain such a positive attitude because of His unfailing love for everyone around Him. It transformed the lives of everyone with whom he came in contact, even His persecutors. Jesus continues to have the same transforming effect upon people today. Regardless of the successes that I have experienced, if my life does not exhibit God's love, it becomes less meaningful."
And putting that philosophy into practice, Starr's post-NFL career was just about as impressive. Starr went on to work for a realty firm and---according to the company's website ---was personally responsible for building over two dozen hospitals. Starr also briefly returned to Green Bay and built Rawhide Ranch, a Christian-themed youth facility for at-risk boys. Starr founded the Vince Lombardi Cancer Foundation: named for the coach who'd been his mentor. Later, he expanded the organization to include the Starr Children's Fund to provide pediatric care for cancer-stricken children.
All things considered, Bart Starr is certainly a greater role model for young men than NPC jugheads who think they're heroes for boycotting the National Anthem. Or who take drugs, beat women, and get thrown in jail. Bart Starr represented what it truly meant to be a hero; and we can all hope that that type of man will someday become normative in the sports world again.
Sunday, May 26, 2019
TRUMP PROCLAIMS DAY OF PRAYER FOR MEMORIAL DAY
On Friday, President Trump issued a proclamation, the likes of which haven't been seen in the U.S. now for far too long. Here's the relevant portion of it, although the full text of his remarks are on the White House website.
President Trump has brought back a law which became effective during the Truman Administration. As far as I know to the contrary, it hasn't been observed since Truman left office. I can't remember any president during my teen years onward who's ordered a National Day of Prayer on Memorial Day.
It's truly astounding that since the Trump Administration took office, Americans are learning that it's OK to pray again. One of the monumental achievements of this Administration has been overhauling the DOJ Guidelines so that Christians are no longer persecuted by anti-religious bigots and their pals in Big Government. It's been noticeable that the tear-down-the-crosses gangs have been remarkably silent during the last few Christmas and Easter Seasons.
On a related note, the President will be in Japan during Memorial Day on a state visit. I hope that he reminds Akihito and his camarilla of just how many thousands of American men are specifically being honored on Memorial Day for giving their lives in a conflict which the honorable fathers of the Japanese leadership were responsible for starting. It would be nice if the Japs formally apologized for a few war crimes committed against the United States too.
I have a feeling though that the President is sending a more subtle message to the Imperial Cabinet simply by appearing in Tokyo during the holiday. The old militarism has been making a comeback in Japan and Trump needs to remind them that such things won't be tolerated. His rapprochement with North Korea and the new paradigm in US-South Korean relations dealt a severe blow to Japanese designs on the Peninsula.
But it's not only Japan who was thwarted, but the interests of the supposedly 'peace-loving' American Liberals were likewise frustrated. Remember where Obama's 'Pivot to Asia' got us only three years ago. And it's also not widely known; but had Hillary been elected, the DNC had already decided to arm the B-2 bombers which Obama had recently deployed to Korea with atomic bombs. Although I disagree with much of Trump's policy in the Middle East, he has been far less aggressive than his immediate predecessors. The Trump Administration has been a relatively peaceful one.
So overall we're making Memorial Day Weekend great again. If you live on the West Coast or some other enclave infested with uptight Liberals have a good barbecue and a moment of prayer this weekend.
President Trump has brought back a law which became effective during the Truman Administration. As far as I know to the contrary, it hasn't been observed since Truman left office. I can't remember any president during my teen years onward who's ordered a National Day of Prayer on Memorial Day.
It's truly astounding that since the Trump Administration took office, Americans are learning that it's OK to pray again. One of the monumental achievements of this Administration has been overhauling the DOJ Guidelines so that Christians are no longer persecuted by anti-religious bigots and their pals in Big Government. It's been noticeable that the tear-down-the-crosses gangs have been remarkably silent during the last few Christmas and Easter Seasons.
On a related note, the President will be in Japan during Memorial Day on a state visit. I hope that he reminds Akihito and his camarilla of just how many thousands of American men are specifically being honored on Memorial Day for giving their lives in a conflict which the honorable fathers of the Japanese leadership were responsible for starting. It would be nice if the Japs formally apologized for a few war crimes committed against the United States too.
I have a feeling though that the President is sending a more subtle message to the Imperial Cabinet simply by appearing in Tokyo during the holiday. The old militarism has been making a comeback in Japan and Trump needs to remind them that such things won't be tolerated. His rapprochement with North Korea and the new paradigm in US-South Korean relations dealt a severe blow to Japanese designs on the Peninsula.
But it's not only Japan who was thwarted, but the interests of the supposedly 'peace-loving' American Liberals were likewise frustrated. Remember where Obama's 'Pivot to Asia' got us only three years ago. And it's also not widely known; but had Hillary been elected, the DNC had already decided to arm the B-2 bombers which Obama had recently deployed to Korea with atomic bombs. Although I disagree with much of Trump's policy in the Middle East, he has been far less aggressive than his immediate predecessors. The Trump Administration has been a relatively peaceful one.
So overall we're making Memorial Day Weekend great again. If you live on the West Coast or some other enclave infested with uptight Liberals have a good barbecue and a moment of prayer this weekend.
Friday, May 17, 2019
HEARTISTE THROWS ONLINE TANTRUM AFTER WORDPRESS BAN
If there's one type of creature in the Political Swamp more detestable than any other, it's a fake Conservative. Liberals can be defeated with Reason as we saw in 2016. But fake Conservatives do damage because they undermine Conservatism by portraying it in a negative light---and the Liberal Media and Academia take full advantage of that portrayal. Fake Conservatives typically come in two varieties. One is the familiar Neocon/RINO type. That class is usually found in entrenched Republican districts and only pay lip-service to Conservative issues. In reality, they are moderate Liberals and will switch sides when they're forced to take a stand.
The other class are what we term Alt-RINOs, a loud and vocal group made of various crackpots who claim to be part of the Far (or 'Alternative') Right. In reality, these are the reactionary Liberals. They're in basic agreement with all of Liberalism's methods, but represent interest groups marginalized by the Left. The Red Pill Cult is a good example of this kind of organized reaction. Thus, they advocate things like Affirmative Action (but only for Whites to the exclusion of other races) and Gender Identity Politics (but in which male supremacy replaces radical feminism). In this convoluted mindset, things like Racism and Misogyny become virtuous; just like under Liberalism reverse-discrimination and misandry are standard policies.
Jimmy Weidmann, blogger of the now-defunct Chateau Heartiste, was one of the masterminds behind radicalizing both the Men's Rights Movement and the Alternative Right. He also was responsible for formulating the cultish creed behind the Red Pill Philosophy of 'Game' which justified the use of psychological manipulation and other immoral tactics by which the Red-Pilled 'Alpha' asserted his superiority over others. Weidmann also taught his disciples that the hideous Dark Triad is natural behavior for the Alpha Male to exert over women. So what did this Manly Alpha Leader do after Wordpress banned him? Played the Victim Card and blamed everyone else for his downfall. The first one he blamed was, apparently, President Trump.
Can it be any clearer that the Red Pill is nothing but Reactionary Liberalism? Yes, we need Tulsi Gabbard because the last Liberal Democrat from Hawaii worked out so well as President...
The idea of breaking up large companies is a decidedly Left-Wing position. Here's Weidmann---freely posting away on Gab---complaining that other social media giants need to be broken up because they won't tolerate his disgusting behavior. Antifa argues the same thing.
And, of course, it's also the fault of this motley group who targeted him:
'Deplorables' in other words. Now for his consummate conclusion:
Translation: he'd been warned before and continued violating Wordpress' rules anyway. They finally had enough (after three years of patience, if Weidmann is to be believed) and pulled the plug. On top of that, his explanation is ridiculous. If this were really the work of some SJW cabal to stop Roosh Valizadeh's speaking tour---why wasn't Roosh's website taken down instead? And also, Weidmann and Valizadeh have been 'associated' for years. The heresy sniffers didn't notice this association until last week?
The last couple days' worth of posts is mostly Weidmann reposting his followers' paeans of praises to himself. If any discouraged young men are reading this and considering 'taking the Red Pill' just remember that Weidmann's present could easily become your future.
And here---for public consumption---are a few specimens of what other Red Pills are saying about Weidmann. Judge for yourself why we call the Red Pill a cult:
So much for the downfall of another fake Conservative. At bottom, the fakes are usually exposed in the end for the frauds and fanatics that they really are.
The other class are what we term Alt-RINOs, a loud and vocal group made of various crackpots who claim to be part of the Far (or 'Alternative') Right. In reality, these are the reactionary Liberals. They're in basic agreement with all of Liberalism's methods, but represent interest groups marginalized by the Left. The Red Pill Cult is a good example of this kind of organized reaction. Thus, they advocate things like Affirmative Action (but only for Whites to the exclusion of other races) and Gender Identity Politics (but in which male supremacy replaces radical feminism). In this convoluted mindset, things like Racism and Misogyny become virtuous; just like under Liberalism reverse-discrimination and misandry are standard policies.
Jimmy Weidmann, blogger of the now-defunct Chateau Heartiste, was one of the masterminds behind radicalizing both the Men's Rights Movement and the Alternative Right. He also was responsible for formulating the cultish creed behind the Red Pill Philosophy of 'Game' which justified the use of psychological manipulation and other immoral tactics by which the Red-Pilled 'Alpha' asserted his superiority over others. Weidmann also taught his disciples that the hideous Dark Triad is natural behavior for the Alpha Male to exert over women. So what did this Manly Alpha Leader do after Wordpress banned him? Played the Victim Card and blamed everyone else for his downfall. The first one he blamed was, apparently, President Trump.
The idea of breaking up large companies is a decidedly Left-Wing position. Here's Weidmann---freely posting away on Gab---complaining that other social media giants need to be broken up because they won't tolerate his disgusting behavior. Antifa argues the same thing.
And, of course, it's also the fault of this motley group who targeted him:
'Deplorables' in other words. Now for his consummate conclusion:
Translation: he'd been warned before and continued violating Wordpress' rules anyway. They finally had enough (after three years of patience, if Weidmann is to be believed) and pulled the plug. On top of that, his explanation is ridiculous. If this were really the work of some SJW cabal to stop Roosh Valizadeh's speaking tour---why wasn't Roosh's website taken down instead? And also, Weidmann and Valizadeh have been 'associated' for years. The heresy sniffers didn't notice this association until last week?
The last couple days' worth of posts is mostly Weidmann reposting his followers' paeans of praises to himself. If any discouraged young men are reading this and considering 'taking the Red Pill' just remember that Weidmann's present could easily become your future.
And here---for public consumption---are a few specimens of what other Red Pills are saying about Weidmann. Judge for yourself why we call the Red Pill a cult:
So much for the downfall of another fake Conservative. At bottom, the fakes are usually exposed in the end for the frauds and fanatics that they really are.
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