If I don’t sound “black pilled” on the election, it is because I realized that nothing but the tax cuts was going to get done in Trump’s first term months ago:
Note: I got over Trump well over a year ago. Ethnarch was so in denial last night that he couldn’t admit the House was lost long after it was projected. LOL!
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— Nicholas J. Fuentes (@NickJFuentes) November 6, 2018
Nick Fuentes is a literal and figurative child. I don’t point this out to needlessly jump on someone. He’s representative of a delusional way of thinking that infects the Alt-Right—and which needs to end. https://t.co/ytlt1PPmHz
— Richard ? Spencer (@RichardBSpencer) November 7, 2018
For more than a year, many serious people pointed out that Trump went off the rails very early on, and that he wasted his political capital and window of opportunity on Paul Ryan’s—and occasionally Bill Kristol’s—agenda instead of what he promised in 2016.
— Richard ? Spencer (@RichardBSpencer) November 7, 2018
Nick invariably attacked us as black-pilled, impractical wing-nuts (or worse), who were harming Trump’s agenda and blind to the fact that he was actually winning the whole time.
— Richard ? Spencer (@RichardBSpencer) November 7, 2018
Now, after the GOP’s loss of the House—and the reality that serious immigration reform is close to impossible has been made manifestly clear—Nick parrots back at us what we’ve been saying for a year and a half. With one difference, of course—Papa Trump is blameless.
— Richard ? Spencer (@RichardBSpencer) November 7, 2018
The Republican establishment never wanted Trump’s 2016 agenda; it made that explicitly clear in countless statements and white papers over the past decade.
It is Trump who acquiesced to establishment Republicans again and again—even appointing them to positions of influence.
— Richard ? Spencer (@RichardBSpencer) November 7, 2018
If Trump really wanted a Wall and a reduction of legal immigration (?), then we can only conclude that he engaged in a catastrophic miscalculation, that he got played, and that he mangled the Art of the Deal.
— Richard ? Spencer (@RichardBSpencer) November 7, 2018
What would have happened if the Alt-Right had, in unison, criticized Trump for his priorities? Tomorrow morning, a narrative would arise about how Trump alienated the Alt-Right and paid the price—losing his vanguard and the intensity we can bring.
— Richard ? Spencer (@RichardBSpencer) November 7, 2018
Instead, over the course of the last year, much of the Alt-Right descended into a Republican cheering squad—a kind of racist version of Bill Mitchell and Fox News—apparently out of fear of not looking cool in the eyes of establishment Republicans. (Nick was hardly alone.)
— Richard ? Spencer (@RichardBSpencer) November 7, 2018
One positive outcome of tonight could be that people like Nick stop pretending that we’ve actually been winning this past year and a half. Facing this reality is a first step toward maturity.
— Richard ? Spencer (@RichardBSpencer) November 7, 2018
Basically my predictions as well. (Trump is not to blame for coming recession, though. That's built into the business cycle.) https://t.co/e7WWpeRglQ
— Richard ? Spencer (@RichardBSpencer) November 7, 2018
At this point, Trump's legislative prospects amount to a hilarious Twitter feed and more cringe videos of liberals crying and shouting in the wee hours of November 10, 2016.
If you think Trump-led immigration reform is happening, I'd be happy to sell you the Eiffel Tower.
— Richard ? Spencer (@RichardBSpencer) November 7, 2018
Note: If Florida Man hadn’t saved the midterms, the GOP would have had a very bad night.
The Earl of Spencer is little more than a dilettante. He could have been a celebrated public intellectual, a Bill Buckley for the alt-right. Alas, it was not to be.
Spencer is right BUT … we’re all just as guilty as Trump – WHERE’S “OUR PLAN ?” Besides bitching, do we even have a conversation started about how to create an enlarged Confederate States for white nationalists yet ? NOPE. Of course we’re pissed about Trump kissing ass, but are we guilty of expecting Batman or Superman to come to our rescue ? WE are acting like children too.
The left took off the gloves and masks and we’re still wearing ours !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Time to rock and roll fellow white nationalists. We need the right to UNITE. Put aside differences, and form a think tank. Instead of fantasy football, how about fantasy Confederacy ?!!
Spencer, Dr. Hill, Hunter Wallace, David Duke, Jared Taylor and Peter Brimelow would start it off nicely. What would it take to get these guys to sit down and talk for a couple hours once a month or so ?
Or we could just keep doing nothing and the next Obama that gets in it’s over.
Spencer hit it pretty accurately. I actually got banned on Breitbart for criticizing the Great Leader. They let me slide on anti-zionist stuff, but once I kept calling Trump to account, it was sayonara. My pointing out that his only ‘achievement’ appeared to be tax breaks for the rich, and it was the figurative straw. Before I was booted, i noticed that a couple of my old, independently thinking chums had also disappeared.
It’s the mark of a cult of personality. They take any criticism of Trump as a personal assault on them. It has been really bad over the last two years. It has reminded me of Obama’s cult in 2008.
The red/blue team phenomenon has been around awhile but the cultist behavior of it is getting worse as America declines.
The strong leader is the hope of a decrepit society. Unfortunately, America’s divided culture is so drunk on celebrity that only a caricature of strength can take hold. What awaits is another Lincoln: ruthless, bloodthirsty and obedient.
Spencer is the sanest voice left in the Alt-Right.
I mean … he has his flaws, but compared to the rest of them?
The biggest joke of these people was the Kanye West/Kardashian stuff. They lost all credibility on that shit.
The GOP is still doing prison reform in the lame duck session. Kanye and Kim might still get a policy victory.
If only Hillary had won, it all would be so much better. She might just run again in 2020 and finally win, then you can be satisfied. No wonder we can’t form a meaningful political coalition…
Solutions? I have one; a clam, perhaps even Stoic, campaign for Partition.
All the lolberg memes that are gobbled up at venues like r/The Donald, TRS, FTN, and DS do not strike the right chord for the project, which is a geo-historical Earthquake:
an attempt to midwife the galactic humanity that threads the needle between the sun going Red Giant and being swallowed up by the same technology that allows us to escape.
The Fallacies of Hope (that America can be saved):
Nick Fuentes was on the Kanye train until a few days ago. LOL
If Nick wasn’t giving bad political advice to gullible fools on Twitter, he’d be trying to get work as a child actor in Hollywood.
I went to one of the recent Trump rallies. It was surreal to hear him touting the black and hispanic unemployment rate and the 99% crowd cheering wildly. Yet, no mention of how whites are affected (our life expectancy is actually dropping, partially due to the opiate menace).
The one positive thing I can say is that it is impossible to predict the future, so even when things seem terrible the seeming randomness of reality can throw you a bone.
Spencer has always been good on the CQ (conservative question). Anyone who has spent time in real movement conservativism like he has comes out knowing they’re all either frauds or cowards.
Right On, Brad (no irony). Fuentes needs to be slapped repeatedly, and then ignored. Spencer is absolutely right in that we need to build a REAL movement and REAL institutions. TWP was a false start only due to the unfortunate personal foibles of it’s leadership. However something identical must be tried again. Perhaps an expanded LOS? Can a yankee-lander ‘jine up?
I never understood why so many alleged patriots and racialists took a non-white anchor baby seriously in the first place
Are you referring to Castizo Nick?
I am thinking of forming the American National Socialist Workers’ Reichsparty, or ANSWR for short. You can be Party Member #2.
Won’t work. “Socialist” ain’t gonna fly. Capitalism is the least worst system but we need to eliminate “predatory” capitalism. The Confederate Party will do just fine if the right people form a think tank and get the conversation going. Vickstrom has a few good ideas to contribute as well.
Now you are thinking. An independent South? How about a massive red state secessionist movement dedicated to the creation of a White Heartland Republic. The South would be included but it want be only the South.
@Brian “Can a yankee-lander, ‘jine up?”
Yup
As usual,the republican congress decieved the president and didn’t support his campaign promises 100%.They’re not for the common interest .GOP party are for self interest.Think of the Titanic where the second class passangers make their way to lifeboats, the third class passangers left on their own.
I don’t blame Trump – he’s a 72 year old man trying to lead a movement but has been stomped on by his own Party.
But the reality is that important things have not changed in 2 years:
1. Disparate Impact in the schools. This was launched by AG Eric Holder because White teachers are racists and send Black kids to the principal for punishment disproportionately. I was hoping to see Betsy DeVos trash this but nothing has happened – it continues on and we see plenty of videos of students attacking each other, attacking the teachers, etc. The impact on White kids will be felt for a long time.
2. The Economy. They say it’s great but when I talk with the workers at Dollar General, the gas stations, and Walmart – their part-time hours haven’t turned into full time schedules, they still can’t afford medical care (even when offered it by the companies because it’s a huge chunk of their small paychecks), and their pay is the same.
3. Immigration. My understanding is that illegal immigrants are flowing into our country at a rate that’s the same or higher than when OZero was in power. So the great demographic change is continuing at the original rate or accelerating. Oh and this doesn’t include all of the Somalis and other Africans that the State Dept is bringing into the country.
4. I was really hoping for some kind of thawing of relations with Russia – but now we continue to up the ante on their border with NATO troops and war games – not to mention the sanctions.
5. The Wall – ok well I guess that was just a pipe dream. Now it’s not even that.
6. Prosecution of the deep state – Hillary, Rod Rosenstein, and others. Any hope of that is gone starting in January 2019.
7. Regulation of Big Tech in terms of free speech issues – not with the Communists having a majority of the House. You can kiss that possibility good bye.
Spencer is right – and I’ve said it here before – Trump is not going to win in 2020. But we’ll just keep hoping I suppose …