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The fact that there are African gangs in remote towns in Iceland — yes, Iceland — is horrifying and calming at the same time. It’s horrifying because it shows how close we are to the total annihilation of our different precious European ethnocultural identities. But it’s also calming, because it shows that it’s completely pointless to try to escape the onslaught. You don’t have to worry about moving away. You don’t have to weigh your options. You have to dig in and fight back, wherever you are.
There are bomalians with guns in AKUREYRI
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For many of us in the rust belt, our families stories follow the same pattern. From Great-Grandpa to Grandpa to Dad to Son Great-Grandpas Farms went bankrupt, small town was killed, blacks burned down the neighborhood and murdered or raped a close friend/relative, so Grandpa moved his young family to the suburbs to work in manufacturing, his career went great but they closed the plant down halfway through Dad's career. Dad did odd jobs until he retired and it wore him out, he lost hope, got fat and his back and knees hurt from the bad jobs he worked so he pushed his son into college, who graduated with a STEM degree and debt and has been in and out of work for his entire adult life due to COVID, DEI and H1B. He isn't married or dating. When asked he just shrugs.
I worked the US Census in 2020. I was a college student then. A hotshot young Geography(GIS) major with a decorated resume, not realizing that white men having careers had become illegal. I spent COVID door knocking in suburban neighborhoods. Not a single person wore a mask, ever, even once. I was 'required' to but frequently took it off to build trust with the interviewee, who had to answer 25 minutes worth of invasive questions. One house an old white guy, the next house 15 Mexicans. They'd send out the youngest kid to talk to me because he was the only one who could speak English. So I'd sit there on the porch with lil Juan and ask him the names and birthdays of his entire family up to his grandparents in the home. None of them knew their birthdays. January 1st was the polite euphemism. One of the questions was about home ownership. The migrants always had someone who owned the home. They didn't rent, but the homeowner was always gone. That's how it works: an adult anchor baby buys an American house and rents the home, living there with the family...on paper. They were always "at work" when I visited. Hence Juan taking my questions. Living in the rust belt in an area hard hit by the 20th century Judeo-Bantu expansion, I found myself constantly being drawn into life-story conversations by lonely white widows or nostalgic old men. I was paid 20 bucks an hour to enumerate, so I was happy to sit on their front steps and listen. They told me about what life was like when the GM plant was open. How they as kids would roam the neighborhood from dawn to dusk on their bikes. How their moms would organize bake sales to fund school outings and their dads would bring them to see them score 300 bowling games with their union leagues. The local school had four outdoor pools. What, really? I knew the school they spoke of. No outdoor pools. Oh, it's now a parking lot. After the GM plant closed the school lost a lot of its funding, so they filled the pools with crushed concrete from buildings torn down for 'urban renewal' and paved them over. Oh. Why'd the buildings get torn down? Crime, terrible crime. Couldn't do business. Family lived downtown but had to leave. Friend got them a job at GM. The plant is now gone, the property now a massive expansive of concrete desert. Last I heard it was being developed into something. Their kids left for the new suburbs...better schools. School is now 12% white. Math: 14% Literacy: 31%
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You guys still don’t get it. Donald Trump handing the movement to JD Vance is exactly what the base wants. We knew we needed our strongman to choose a truly intelligent, capable successor to carry forward what has been built. This is the killing blow to so many great visions in human history that never quite made it. We finally have it with Vance. This isn’t about minor policy differences. I’ve come to agree with Mystery Grove’s analysis of JD Vance’s Megyn Kelly interview, and I’ve said it many times on the Wave Space: Vance needs to fully embrace Donald Trump’s non-ideological foreign policy if he wants any chance of repeating that success and making it effective. Not just his core leaning towards the non-interventionist side. Trump had that too and was able to perfectly navigate that. For all of you claiming “JD Vance represents the Tucker side of the GOP,” that’s retarded. He represents a side of the party that has been suppressed for the last year, the side whose guy was just taken out by a radical trantifa assassin. At his core, JD Vance is carrying the Charlie Kirk wing of the GOP. And while many of us didn’t love him going on Megyn Kelly, he didn’t do it for her corner of the right. He did it for our corner, the one that rejects blind loyalty to a secular nation-state in the desert and refuses to pretend Donald Trump is a Jewish slave to the Epstein class. It’s working. But what Vance truly represents is the chance to intellectualize and operationalize this movement, now positioned to become the operating system of the federal government. He’s young, charismatic, thoughtful, yet commanding. We have something rare here: a genuine shot that most strongman movements in history never receive. Your single-issue obsessions, whether over Israel or left-wing hysteria about Palantir, will not define the agenda. Doubt me? Check TikTok and Instagram comments on Trump and Vance’s “sudden switch” on Israel. For years my followers and I have argued that Trump’s approach is transactional and practical, not ideological. We made practically zero headway. Then Vance went on the interviews and articulated it from a position of strength. People listened. We can cite Jonathan Pollard saying in 2020 that Trump was “no friend of Israel,” or Trump’s rocky history with Netanyahu. None of it moved the needle until Vance broke it down sensibly, with neither Tucker style trooning nor Levin style trooning. And this isn’t only about Israel. I’m far more excited to watch Vance wield the MAGA framework on domestic priorities: immigration enforcement, economic nationalism, and institutionalizing the gains Trump fought for. We didn’t need Trump to be our Obama. Trump has no parallel (maybe FDR from a partisan mirror lens). What we need now is Vance as our “Obama”. The figure who soaks in the fruits of that labor and makes MAGA the permanent operating system. Would I love to see Vance torch Tucker on live television? Absolutely! But he hasn’t yet earned Trump’s latitude with the base. He will one day. What he is doing is giving our side the intellectual ammunition to push back where it matters, while exposing more normies to realities they only discovered post-October 7th. That’s how you win.
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Sadly, this last series has not gripped me as the previous four. When I saw Kaleb's response to the automated tractors, I recognised in his quiet surliness the anger of a man whose way of life was in prospect to be taken from him, and by an efficiency both thoughtless and inhuman besides. It's a lot of weight to carry, knowing you may be the last generation to experience intimately a job as old as time, and which has nourished your family for generations. In the footage presented, Clarkson didn't seem to quite recognise this, and for the first time I believe I witnessed a dissonance between his approach of the 'inspired amateur' and that of the seasoned man of vocation, where before the two complimented one another.
And on that bombshell…
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Unfortunately for all you laser-eyed PFPs, the HUAC failed. McCarthy failed. He failed so hard that every American high school student has it drilled into his brain that he did not just fail, but he was wrong and an enemy of the Republic. That’s how bad he failed
We need a House Select Committee on left wing violence.
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The Bonobo Religion in One Picture. The Bonobos were created when the Congo river isolated a population of Chimpanzees, protecting them from rivals and predators. The protected chimps devolved into a matriarchy. The males shrunk physically and lost their territorial instinct. They defer to females and willingly share food with strangers. Primatologist Frans de Waal characterized Bonobo society as a "gynecocracy capable of altruism, compassion, empathy, kindness, patience, and sensitivity." Then the Africans found them. Now the Bonobos are hunted as food, and in danger of going extinct. Similarly, we have built a bubble of safety around our women and children. As the last real threats faded into half-forgotten history, our women and children said, "Prosperity is guaranteed forever, so our only commandment is to be kind." Like the Bonobos, our dependents imagine life consists of dividing a bottomless box of Hostess Ho Ho’s among a minivan full of teenagers. There's plenty for everyone, so let's be kind, split the loot equally, and not hurt anyone's feelings. That's a good strategy, until we are discovered by the Africans.
This is groupthink. "When Given The Choice Between Being Right and Being Kind, Tell The Adult To Stop Emotionally Manipulating You." Fixed it.
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It really cannot be overstated just how much two world wars and the revelations about industrial scale mass killings destroyed the European psyche. All history since 1945 has been a trauma response, a pathological quest for self purification which has ceded any normal feelings of civilizational pride entirely to the most fringe nationalists. What is left is a society which seems only capable of taking pride in its own guilt. Of course, the obvious irony is that Western civilization now exists as a mirror of and perpetually indirect reference to the very source of its trauma. Hitler wasn’t so much defeated as he was relegated to haunt the dark corners of our collective imagination.
‘Very little actually happened in the British Isles’
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In her dissent in the birthright citizenship case, Justice Sotomayor quotes James Madison as stating during a congressional debate that “it [was] an established maxim that birth is a criterion of allegiance.” She cites 1 Annals of Cong. 404 (1789). But no such quotation appears on that page, or anywhere else in the Annals - at least not in the edition available at the Library of Congress website. It instead appears in The Founders Constitution, reprinting a passage from The Papers of James Madison. Before I chastise her for the improper citation, is anyone aware of a different edition of the Annals that contains that quotation? More fundamentally, the debate which the quotation in Madison's papers was about was the eligibility of William Smith, who had been born in the colony of South Carolina before the Revolutionary War at a time when the English law of jus soli controlled. Madison's contention that Smith was a British Subject at birth and became a citizen at Independence therefore tells us NOTHING about birthright citizenship after the Declaration of Independence, which expressly repudiated jus soli and its rule of perpetual allegiance.
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RFK Jr. just said that null results must be published and that too many nulls researchers find are simply never published. This is really good.
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Ross Ulbricht, congratulations on your Presidential Pardon. We are praying for you. We ask God for your loved ones to not expose you to TikTok, AI, or Fortnite. You've been gone too long — your brain won't be able to handle it. Amen.
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As of 2010, there are over 70,000 pages of tax regulations. I think we can safely condense this.
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