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We have killed the DREAM Act for at least two years. The enemy pushed the DREAM Act amnesty through the House and secured 55 votes for it in the Senate. It was their high water mark.
They came out of the lame duck a few yards short of a touchdown. We can breathe easier now because the midterm elections dramatically reduced their numbers at the state and federal level.
Working Within The System
The vanguard claims that elections don’t matter. They are wrong. It is difficult to exaggerate how wrong they are on this point:
(1) The number of pro-amnesty Democrats and Republicans in the Senate was significantly cut. Correspondingly, the number of restrictionists has risen. In particular, John Boozman will replace Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas in the Senate, a hardliner taking the seat of a DREAM Act supporter.
Even though they have the majority, the Democrats don’t have the numbers anymore to even consider moving a bill like the DREAM Act through the Senate. Robert Bennett and Arlen Specter won’t be there to work with them.
If the Democrats were to turn Scott Brown and the Maine twins, they still won’t have the numbers to block a filibuster when the reinforcements hit the field. And besides, even if an amnesty were to pass the Senate, it would die in the House.
(2) At the federal level, the most dramatic victory was in the House, where Nancy Pelosi and her “progressive” friends were overthrown. The Treason Caucus which voted for the DREAM Act as their last slap in the face to White America will be gone. They will be replaced by the most restrictionist House of Representatives since 1924.
Mike Castle, Bob Inglis, Charles Djou, Joseph Cao, Vernon Ehlers, and Lincoln Diaz-Balart, 6 of the 8 Republicans who voted for the DREAM Act, will be gone. The Lamar Smith and Steve King tag team will be in charge of the committees where immigration policy is addressed.
Amnesty is dead in the water for two years. Now that Republicans control the House, we can fund the border fence, hold Joe McCarthy-style hearings on the Obama administration’s pandering to illegal aliens, push for E-Verify, the end of birthright citizenship, and other important pieces of legislation.
(3) The defeat of the DREAM Act and the empowerment of restrictionists in the House will push the mentally unstable Luis Gutierrez off the cliff. Illegal aliens are stupid enough to believe they can take to the streets and force Congress to reward them with amnesty through the use of Civil Rights Movement tactics.
That will backfire on them, raise awareness of the immigration problem in Red America, increase racial polarization, and make our job easier heading into 2012.
(4) The defeat of the DREAM Act and the triumph of restrictionists in the midterm elections means that Hispanics got absolutely nothing for delivering the White House to Barack Obama. They got nothing out a Democratic president, 256 Democrats in the House, and a near Democratic supermajority in the Senate.
Barack Obama won’t be able to move an amnesty through Congress over the next two years. He now has to deal with restrictionists like Steve King in Congress who will use their committees to grill his enforcement policies. He will be forced to step up enforcement while delivering nothing to his own supporters.
This will deflate Hispanic turnout in 2012.
It will be easier to elect a Republican president (if we get lucky) who will appoint restrictionist judges to the Supreme Court and the other federal courts. This will provide indispensable air cover to all the laws that we can pass at the state and local level.
(5) Needless to say, the most important victory in the midterms was the crushing defeat inflicted upon Democrats at the state level, which in states like Alabama and Georgia (9 Democrats have defected since the election) has all but destroyed the Democratic Party.
Republican governors and Republican controlled state legislatures now have a free hand to move forward with Arizona-style immigration bills in at least a dozen other states. If states like Alabama and Georgia can pass their own version of SB 1070, they can start driving out the illegal alien population like Arizona has done.
(6) The sweeping Republican victories at the state level means that Republicans can now redraw congressional and state legislative districts (because of the 2010 census) which will further increase their numbers and punish pro-amnesty Democrats.
This could potentially put the House out of reach for pro-amnesty Democrats for a decade.
(7) Tea Party primary challenges scared Republicans like Lindsey Graham and John McCain into voting against the DREAM Act. Even when the challenges failed, as in Arizona or Alaska, it was sufficient to deliver a message.
Dick Lugar is already wearing a huge target on his back. I suspect his recent contemptuous behavior is proof that he has already made the decision to retire.
(8) The victory over the DREAM Act and in the state legislatures has built confidence. When Whites start to believe they can win, they will press on, open their wallets, and push harder for change than they would otherwise. This builds momentum which can turn defeats inflicted upon the enemy into a rout.
The Rout
Next year, restrictionists will open up with an offensive drive on immigration across three fronts:
(1) In the House of Representatives, Steve King and other Republicans will push for an end to birthright citizenship for anchor babies. Every year 340,000 anchor babies are born to illegal aliens. Stripping them of U.S. citizenship is an imperative.
(2) In Arizona, Russell Pearce will open the next front and push for the end of birthright citizenship on the state level. At least a dozen other states are likely to push identical bills through Republican controlled state legislatures.
(3) I have already shown that multiple states will be making a push for their own version of SB 1070. The fight will kick off in January across the South with Georgia leading the pack.
The ideal scenario: the Obama Justice Department is overwhelmed with lawsuits against the states which are defeated by the Supreme Court. Under siege, illegal aliens join Luis Gutierrez in his ridiculous “civil rights” uprising, which spectacularly backfires, and is broadcast into every conservative home through talk radio and television.
We ride the ensuing wave of racial polarization into a triumph over Barack Obama and further legislative victories at the state level. The opposition crumbles under the weight of its own defeats and demoralization.
Illegals begin to return to Mexico.
Final Thoughts
There is no shortage of work to be done.
There are practical things we can start doing right now to improve our situation. The path to victory is working within the system, organizing the so-called “lemmings,” moving the goal posts, winning at the margins, steadily building confidence, making life ever more inhospitable for our enemies, advancing to the next front, and building momentum.
Consider the alternatives:
(1) Crying on an internet wailing wall.
(2) Praying for the collapse of civilization.
(3) Impotently attacking our enemies with mere words.
(4) Going psycho like James von Brunn.
(5) Immersing yourself in an elaborate fantasy world.
(6) Escaping into navel gazing.
(7) Hiding out in a bunker.
This can work.
I’m willing to hear arguments to the contrary. I am open to persuasion on the point. Explain to me how any of the above alternatives are more effective (i.e., the best bang for the buck) than working within the system to advance our views on immigration.
Captainchaos,
(1) “The system” that is deplored by the vanguardists is the same political system that we had for almost two centuries when America was explicitly based on race.
The problem is the system itself. It is simply the fact that our enemies have gotten better at gaming the system while we have gotten progressively worse at doing so since 1964.
(2) We can work within the system to create all kinds of mischief for our enemies. The most obvious example would be on the immigration front.
Imagine2050 would love to see White Nationalists “reject the system.” They are more than happy to see us commit political suicide and marginalize ourselves without a fight.
(3) If for nothing else, we can use the system to popularize our ideas and erode taboos. Pat Buchanan and Ron Paul succeeded in doing this.
(4) There is no alternative to “working within the system.” The people who “reject the system” don’t have any plan aside from impotently venting their frustrations on the internet. Rejecting the system accomplishes nothing but empowering our enemies and digging us into a deeper hole.
(5) In the event of a national emergency, it makes a lot more sense to work “within the system” at the state and local level. If a collapse really does happen, power will devolve back on local units of organization, not on alienated vanguardists whose entire identity is based on being offensive to their neighbors.
(6) The only way you are going to create a separate nation state anywhere in the United States, whether it be in the Pacific Northwest or the South, is through working within the system and seizing power on the regional level, which logically means adapting our rhetoric to our audience, gaining legitimacy, and moving people from where they are today to where they need to go.
(7) The only way you are going to do that is through polarizing Americans against the federal government and using separate state action to dissolve the Union.
(8) Half the country dislikes the federal government anyway. Hence, the stupidity of hiding out in a bunker and mocking ordinary people. There are plenty of people you can work with in the “mainstream” who hate the government.
The so-called lemmings out there dislike affirmative action, multiculturalism, immigration, free trade, foreign wars and so on. Vanguardists have radically exaggerated the divide between White Nationalists and White America.
(9) There is no realistic instantaneous path to the fantasy ethnostate that White Nationalists desire. The most you can hope for is a successful secession that evolves into an ethnostate over the long term.
(10) A realistic path to a White ethnostate will have to come to terms with the fact that sweeping, instantaneous change is fantasy based thinking and gets us nowhere. It is thinking in terms of miracles and then writing off the political process when miracles do not happen.
Vanguardists want to vote for angels and saints. Having failed to find any saint to vote for, they don’t vote at all, as no candidate can possible measure up to their high standards.
(11) In the long term, we are headed back to something like the Jim Crow system, and beyond that our fate remains an open question.
(12) White Nationalists will certainly come on here and lodge their complaint that Jim Crow (or a Confederacy) isn’t a perfect, flawless ethnostate. The response to that is no one ever said it was, but that option isn’t on the table until we win the more immediate battles.
Jim Crow succeeded in dramatically whitening the South. Digging ourselves out of this hole will take generations of hard work. It is not going to happen overnight and it is counterproductive to entertain that fantasy.