tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post8049134324702846608..comments2024-03-28T21:56:51.675-04:00Comments on Face to Face: Violent Left and Deep State now indistinguishableagnostichttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12967177967469961883noreply@blogger.comBlogger36125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-91801259759640463512017-05-02T09:28:31.601-04:002017-05-02T09:28:31.601-04:00Ha ha!!!
Ha ha!!!<br />Dahlianoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-29395714876636689012017-05-01T23:01:03.904-04:002017-05-01T23:01:03.904-04:00Dahlia doxxed:
https://twitter.com/MaineFirstMedi...Dahlia doxxed:<br /><br />https://twitter.com/MaineFirstMedia/status/859197889590984704agnostichttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12967177967469961883noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-29005342783191418592017-05-01T21:32:28.083-04:002017-05-01T21:32:28.083-04:00Pat has a great article on the press vs Trump and ...Pat has a great article on the press vs Trump and that they face a lose-lose situation:<br />http://buchanan.org/blog/nixons-revenge-fall-adversary-press-126896<br /><br />"For the mainstream media, seeking to recover the lost confidence of its countrymen, this war looks like a lose-lose."<br /><br />Immediately after reading this, I noticed Trump had an #ICYMI item about two executive orders he signed this weekend. Of course, my husband and I *had* missed them. Constantly, constantly, CONSTANTLY the press ignores Trump actions relevant and good for his base and simply ponders, "Why do they still have faith in him though he fails them?" Or, put another way, "How are we failing in our propaganda mission?" <br />It wouldn't be so irksome if the media and writers on the Right could analyze and discuss, but instead, they're getting into constant fights with the Lefty writers. More fun for the journalists, I'm sure, but I think everyone else is ready to move on, especially because he is a transformative president.<br /><br />Presidential Executive Order on Establishment of Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy<br /><br />https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2017/05/01/presidential-executive-order-establishment-office-trade-and<br /><br />Presidential Executive Order Addressing Trade Agreement Violations and Abuses<br /><br />https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2017/05/01/presidential-executive-order-addressing-trade-agreement-violations-andDahlianoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-38259124539935986052017-04-24T21:33:26.145-04:002017-04-24T21:33:26.145-04:00OT:
I love Comrade Stumps embrace of Stalin. He...OT:<br />I love Comrade Stumps embrace of Stalin. He's surely in Hell, but it was so great sending my spoiled kid brother a Stalin-MAGA hat meme after he bragged about getting away with paying less $$$ cuz of a fake price sticker on something; only a spoiled rich kid thing to do. My poor (1/2) brother, his soul, he needs all the prayers he can get. To know him would be to understand why "spoiled" is perfectly apt and why Jesus said it would be easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle... On earth, he's already living in Hell.Dahlianoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-45707511464620012882017-04-24T17:58:12.974-04:002017-04-24T17:58:12.974-04:00Do Western Euros have crappy elections out of spit...Do Western Euros have crappy elections out of spite towards the American system? <br /><br />In America, as you hint, candidates are given ample time to make a case to a variety of people and regions before the big decision, though the Dem primary stupidly gives more weight to urban areas (which are devalued in the general election). We get a lot of feeling out, and a lot of cooling off. The GOP played (relatively) fair, let Trump make his case and persuade people to get him the nom. The Dems screwed Sanders, didn't get a populist nominated, and Trump rode the populist wave to victory.<br /><br /> As we see with Euro run-offs and the US primaries, it's difficult to get two populists sufficient momentum to carry them through the whole way. But we're generous enough to give the populace time to consider which person to choose ultimately, whereas in France, a non-establishment candidate, should they clear the run-off, has just two weeks to persuade a big chunk of the electorate that hasn't even processed that a maverick candidate has a respectably sized base and perhaps isn't insane.<br /><br />Osoff, Macron, McMullin....Is this BS finally going to end when cocooning abates in 5-10 years? So many women, subconsciously, thinking "my new gay BFF!"Ferylhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/01336057631877941839noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-19966773071983942762017-04-23T21:18:39.129-04:002017-04-23T21:18:39.129-04:00I really don't know anything about this woman,...I really don't know anything about this woman, only she seems nice, kind of staid, close to the gays...<br />For all I know, she could be the next coming of Hitler, but all I have to go on is that the same people who've been histrionic over Trump, have been histrionic over her, too, so...<br />Btw, this gets at another dimension of the nation-confidence factor: how much you wrap yourself in gays.<br /><br />Putin: ha!<br />Eastern Euro leaders: ha, ha, ha!!!<br />Trump: I'll be a father to them.<br />Le Pen: they're my bffs<br />Wilders: gives talk at Twinks for Trump event.<br /><br />God, I'd hate to see what the German populist would do.Dahlianoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-83068294041144121782017-04-23T20:35:51.637-04:002017-04-23T20:35:51.637-04:00one of the more revealing things is the media (see...one of the more revealing things is the media (see: cnn) framing the race between macron and le pen now as being between a "centrist" and a "populist." implying that the two things are somehow opposite, mutually exclusive...lexie88https://www.blogger.com/profile/02193817657084020002noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-9563883315232857192017-04-23T20:17:39.074-04:002017-04-23T20:17:39.074-04:00I can't believe this is happening, but oh my ...I can't believe this is happening, but oh my God, this is happening: we're taking a second look at Joseph Stalin.<br /><br />No brakes on the Trump Train.<br /><br />You're aware of Stumps series and footsies some have played with Stalin. Now in this thread, there's debate about whether Stalin was really responsible for the Holodomor among other things: <br />http://www.unz.com/akarlin/france-elections-2017-first/#comments<br /><br />I totally understand and get it. Personally, give me the butt kicking, but non-mass murdering Cossacks. But, again, I get what's going on.<br />Still, Joseph Stalin!! (Screaming in pillow)Dahlianoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-40744270046253491292017-04-23T19:26:43.048-04:002017-04-23T19:26:43.048-04:00They were just tested...and failed. They stood up ...They were just tested...and failed. They stood up to, and then quickly backed down from, the striver upper-middle class women on abortion. See Tom Perez today. They *know* now this is hurting them and still they got cold feet, tucked tail, and backed down. P!#:÷whipped?<br /><br />There's a lot of parallels between that and globalism in a way I hadn't appreciated until these past few weeks: loved and held dear by wealthier strivers to the dismay of everyone else. Good proxy issue for gauging the Democratic party vis a vis populism. <br /><br />Yes, Marine can't win and that's unfortunate if you hope for a soft landing.<br />I had thought Trump/US would succeeded best in transitioning, but given how much trouble he's having, I now wonder if it was naive to doubt Putin/Russia of course would be the most successful. Knocking off a few sociopathic plutocrats who savaged Russia plus a tighter press? Beats revolution, overreaction, and paranoia.<br /><br />Everyone says Germany's process is the worst. I'm not up on the electoral processees of Europe, but assumed they reflected the priorities and defeatism of post-War Europe, and, ergo, continental Europe would be the least responsive to nationalism. Dahlianoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-85521176141111052172017-04-23T18:20:10.881-04:002017-04-23T18:20:10.881-04:00Also notice what a killer it is to be anti-Establi...Also notice what a killer it is to be anti-Establishment but also pro-immigration. Melenchon came in 3rd, despite being close to Le Pen on the other main issues (EU, trade / globalization, government spending). And Bernie would've come in 3rd after Trump and Clinton, for the same reason.<br /><br />The anti-Establishment Left either accepts nationalism, or it goes extinct. The Establishment does not need to accept anything to continue existing -- just through inertia, they will, even if they wind up losing.<br /><br />But the anti-Establishment Left has no built-in base or inertia or funding or media. They either hold their nose on nationalism, and ride the Trump bandwagon as coalition partners, albeit not cheerleaders -- or they're done.<br /><br />After 4 and then 8 years of Trump, nationalism especially regarding immigration will be fait accompli, and they may feel less motivation to try keeping up their pro-immigration anti-Establishment platform.<br /><br />But in the meantime, when closed borders and deportations are not yet all said and done, they will probably wimp out and try to carve out a "third way".<br /><br />However, after 8 years, if they accept nationalist immigration is already done, and run a Bernie-type candidate who will not open the borders, that would kill any cuckservative that the GOP thinks about running after Trump's two terms. Probably including Pence, if he's still VP for the second term.<br /><br />Still, that's assuming such a nationalist could squeak through the Dem primaries -- and that looks very doubtful.agnostichttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12967177967469961883noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-27859654034229382252017-04-23T18:10:42.488-04:002017-04-23T18:10:42.488-04:00If we had had a free-for-all primary, the four top...If we had had a free-for-all primary, the four top candidates would have been Trump (Le Pen), Clinton (Macron), Sanders (Melenchon), and Bush (Fillon), in that order.<br /><br />Imagine the primary ended after March. Two weeks later, would the Bush voters be more inclined to go with Trump or Clinton? Meanwhile most of the Sanders supporters would join Clinton too, and she'd be a shoe-in.<br /><br />I'm really glad for our American system, where we don't have to go through violent revolutions to get a re-alignment -- scathing primaries is as bad as it gets, unlike in Europe.agnostichttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12967177967469961883noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-56629636307423413482017-04-23T18:03:30.929-04:002017-04-23T18:03:30.929-04:00The main hurdle for Le Pen is their electoral proc...The main hurdle for Le Pen is their electoral process where there's a free-for-all primary and then a general two weeks later. It doesn't allow any time for the two leading candidates to consolidate the voters from the lesser candidates on either side.<br /><br />In some cases, it may not matter, and the lesser Left voters will mindlessly go with the greater Left, and ditto on the Right.<br /><br />But when you have these re-alignment candidates like Trump and Le Pen, it takes awhile to corral, convince, and cajole the lesser Right voters into the great big Right coalition.<br /><br />It was clear by March that Trump would win the primaries, and de facto by May, and official in July. And yet still look at how many wimp Republicans either stayed home, voted Johnson, or even worse defected to Clinton.<br /><br />There is zero chance that in just two short weeks, Le Pen's group will be able to pull together enough of the Fillon voters (mostly old cucks living in comfortable retirement), or enough of the anti-Establishment Melenchon voters, to beat the assembled forces of cuckdom.<br /><br />That's exactly what happened last time.<br /><br />If their process allowed for a longer time between primaries and general to build coalitions, I would have faith in Le Pen pulling off a narrow victory, like Trump or Brexit.<br /><br />But the way the process is, there's no chance for major re-alignments, and the status quo just goes on and on.<br /><br />France needs another one of its periodic Revolutions to change the way they elect presidents.agnostichttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12967177967469961883noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-48899087146708196022017-04-23T14:43:18.168-04:002017-04-23T14:43:18.168-04:00Can't wait for the France analysis, Ag!
My sh...Can't wait for the France analysis, Ag!<br /><br />My short and sweet thoughts...<br /><br />How quickly and efficiently countries shake off the parasites seems to have a lot to do with post-WWII confidence.<br />The big winners were Russia, US, and UK. Months ago, I proffered that US and UK were nearly identical in their political timetable, but the UK seemed ever so slightly ahead; Brexit won more handily than Trump did.<br /><br />By contrast, Russia is *years* ahead of all of us. There may be other reasons involved with why besides confidence: homogeneous Slavic population, surviving Communism and the American vultures who went immediately after, etc. I don't know. But being the first, they get all the arrows.<br /><br />I expect Germany to be dead last in making the turn.<br /><br />I worry that the character of many continental Europeans is so "Farmer" that they will not simply be able to kick out the parasites, but that they'll simmer, simmer, simmer until they explode with mass killings and revolution. Le Pen is a nice lady who would go the far tamer "Pastoralist" route, like Putin did, but these people really seem to think she's Hitler. I used to think this was hyperbole, and maybe it is, but I'm not so sure anymore.<br />Anyway, I'm not hopeful the losers of WWII will go the tamer route and will instead explode a decade or so down the road.Dahlianoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-44264508682027902462017-04-21T00:46:30.320-04:002017-04-21T00:46:30.320-04:00It's a start...
This boy was 14-years-old. H...It's a start...<br /><br />This boy was 14-years-old. His father, Craig, brought him to the San Jose rally to show him what democracy looks like. On the way there, the boy asked if he could get a Trump shirt and his dad said, "yes". The father engaged with some protestors per videos before the rally and everything was civil; the boy just watched. Afterward, when they left, father and son were separated by a mob. The kid was punched twice with ferocious force in the back of the head. As he fled to keep from being beaten, the mob chased after him some of whom yelled, "Kill him!" He ran and tried to climb aboard a firetruck that drove by, but they didn't stop. The kid ultimately was tackled by the cousin of the man who punched him twice in the back of the head, Somali Muslims. Members of their families as well as friends congratulated them on beating this child.<br />http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/06/san-jose-firefighters-refused-help-teen-trump-supporter-fleeing-terror-mob/Dahlianoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-81158306370689981942017-04-21T00:36:30.356-04:002017-04-21T00:36:30.356-04:00Social costs... I've noticed this exact turnin...Social costs... I've noticed this exact turning when it comes to RUSSIA! Some journalists really thought there was something to it, but now, with so much dedicated effort by lib populists, pepe twitter, and so many sleuths, few people anymore want to be seen as believing in it. We've finally reached the point where it is declasse. And we're starting to get there with anti-Trump supporter violence.<br />Children have been attacked. Women and elderly. It is so, so, so important that these be catalogued, the stuff that happened before the election when we were all so innocent. As I said at Steve's, I had done just that on Twitter, but was forced off. I'll work on it, again, but had trouble getting people to understand its importance before; it was incredibly frustrating. Just recently, Cernovich wrote about violence against women, but could only name like one two. And he didn't mention the children. Now, things are very different when it comes to outing these pieces of garbage when they assault Trump dudes. An entire movement is geared toward these tasks now.Dahlianoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-42375344852204241082017-04-21T00:21:27.042-04:002017-04-21T00:21:27.042-04:00Now I feel like Tevya in Fiddler on the Roof: I se...Now I feel like Tevya in Fiddler on the Roof: I see your point, too! You know, I've been wondering if we being so loud and vocal and putting these images out there were having an effect, but because I was so intimately involved in doing just that, as a lot of us here were, I wondered if that wasn't just shoulder patting. But, I can't deny what you said makes perfect sense, and at the same time, there does seem to be a turning against these people by their fellow travelers...<br /><br />All I can say is, keep it up. James O'Keefe explored violence against innocent everyday Trump supporters, then dropped the ball. Many guys on our side tend to do this for reasons I don't understand. But we're winning now and cannot drop this...Dahlianoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-44452369411162882442017-04-20T23:54:10.739-04:002017-04-20T23:54:10.739-04:00How are Antifa embarrassing to the Left? They'...How are Antifa embarrassing to the Left? They're violently policing and punishing the political enemies of the Establishment, like the powerful / respectable Left wishes they could do if they could get away with it.<br /><br />They feel sorry for Trump supporters getting ganged up on for about five seconds, and even then only if they're witnessing it directly, like the MSNBC reporters who covered the San Jose riot against Trump rally attendees.<br /><br />But after five seconds, cognitive dissonance kicks in, and they're not about to believe that they themselves are on the wrong side of history, or of the law. So while it's kinda sad, it's nothing really illegal, and ultimately neutral or a plus in terms of the greater long-term good.<br /><br />We will not change their minds by appealing to their morality, because they are morally empty. They want us erased and our memory stigmatized.<br /><br />We will only change their behavior by raising the social costs to them for turning a blind eye toward a shadow police force punishing citizens for belonging to an anti-Establishment group (Trump army).<br /><br />Once the words and pictures get around, normal American bystanders will start saying "Antifa R the real fascists," and when we manage to stain their image as being "on the wrong side of history," they are finished. We will not have converted them to our side, but sidelined them and shut them up in the larger war for the hearts and minds of the Silent Majority.agnostichttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12967177967469961883noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-42807679664462380202017-04-20T22:35:47.961-04:002017-04-20T22:35:47.961-04:00I wonder what Ag thinks of Steve's thesis that...I wonder what Ag thinks of Steve's thesis that the powerful and respectable left have had enough of these "embarrassing" twerps... I think he's correct. Trump has proven he's not Hitler and passions have cooled.<br />The USA closed borders, tightened immigration 100 years ago amid many populist measures...and then a little while later *fought* the Nazis. How the f!#: these measures became associated with evil Nazis is anyone's guess.Dahlianoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-60303157976843648712017-04-20T22:24:38.886-04:002017-04-20T22:24:38.886-04:00The KKK of the 20s era were LARPers: lowcountry So...The KKK of the 20s era were LARPers: lowcountry Southerners trying to be uber masculine like their fellow rightists, but much cooler Appalachians, but with an autistic twist. Like the Nazis....<br />So, you totally have a point.Dahlianoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-2529509645638536862017-04-20T18:01:10.189-04:002017-04-20T18:01:10.189-04:001. The antifa is very similar to what the KKK wer...1. The antifa is very similar to what the KKK were. They use non-legal violence to enforce the actual will of the establishment. Since the antifags hide their identity, the establishment is given deniability. The can say "we deplore these action, but..."<br /> Of course the major different is that the KKK were the establishment, or at least parts of it, so were acting in their own interest and in fact goin along was probably a way for young guys to get ahead in business, the law, etc. The antifa are total dupes and losers, are not beneficiaries of their own actions, and individually can be discarded at any time.<br /><br />2. The biggest difference between the antifa and the right wingers is: self respect. The pro-trump guys seem to be pretty happy with 'me'. The average antifa filled with self-loathing. If you are involved in degrading or shameful sexual behavior and have a black shirt you may have what it takes to be antifa. Being contemptible, they are filled with contempt even for themselves.mchamsterhttp://www.google.comnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-69564386131380055642017-04-20T17:02:06.405-04:002017-04-20T17:02:06.405-04:00Bernie Sanders.
Related to this post, the howls t...Bernie Sanders.<br /><br />Related to this post, the howls that continue against Trump by the globalists and Deep State...I wonder if the Democrats will have an easier time turning toward populism than Republicans given that Republicans have already broken that ground. That's bringing up too big an issue that goes well beyond Deep State, though.<br />But the Dems are trying, and it's so painful that I wonder if they won't lose heart first and go for peace and a few short-term victories. I just don't see any Trumps in their ranks who will do anything on the level of crucifying GWB at a Republican debate.Dahlianoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-74702128917795600872017-04-20T15:02:48.993-04:002017-04-20T15:02:48.993-04:00This is a recent development, where Antifa & C...This is a recent development, where Antifa & Co. are literally attacking the anti-Establishment crowd (Trump army).<br /><br />Back in the late '60s and early '70s, Antifa & Co. were part of the anti-Establishment crowd (New Left), and the infiltration by Deep State was meant to subvert this anti-Establishment movement from within.<br /><br />I don't think it's only due to the Trump phenomenon, though. At least by the early 2010s, the New Left had abandoned anti-imperialism and were rooting for the American empire-orchestrated jihadists revolting against Assad, who they vilified as just another Stalinist kind of ruler who had betrayed true socialism, etc.<br /><br />Still today, most Leftists (I mean Leftists, not just liberals) are rooting for the toppling of Assad and the rise of the American-backed jihadists, er, I mean the indigenous rebels. The Left is officially promoting the Deep State imperial agenda abroad.<br /><br />That's a whole 'nother post, though.agnostichttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12967177967469961883noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-21925993380721847962017-04-20T01:24:47.583-04:002017-04-20T01:24:47.583-04:00Ag, you say "now". When do think this b...Ag, you say "now". When do think this began? <br />Ike was warning about the Military Industrial Complex before the 60s and the Leftist takeover, so perhaps then? Shortly after? Long after? Recently?Dahlianoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-83945839548439453462017-04-20T00:40:04.675-04:002017-04-20T00:40:04.675-04:00I have a question for you, but first I'll say ...I have a question for you, but first I'll say thanks (thanks) for another great post. I found your description of antifa's role to be really just spot on and clarifying in a way I've not seen put yet, or put so simply, but effectively. My question is, have you ever read anything by Kerry Bolton? Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/01712129537863035177noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19346366.post-87205978910683067172017-04-19T15:08:13.611-04:002017-04-19T15:08:13.611-04:00No more of this retarded "Reagan was an esote...No more of this retarded "Reagan was an esoteric Leftist plant" discussion.<br /><br />The topic of the post is that Antifa serves as an unofficial police force for the Establishment. It's not two opposing sides with a third referee (Antifa vs. Trump army, with police as referee). Rather, there's only one side of supporters, the Trump army, with authority to punish them being shared between an alliance of "police + Antifa".<br /><br />That's interesting and thought-provoking -- not "Reagan was ACKSHUALLY a Leftist".agnostichttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12967177967469961883noreply@blogger.com