More Incoming White Pills

November 10, 2024 Hunter Wallace 2024 Presidential Election, Politics, Populists, Uncategorized 29

The Ls are coming in fast for activists.

We have a growing list of both tentative Ls and confirmed Ls.

  • Emboldened by the 2024 election results, Elon continues to mainstream pro-White propaganda as part of his own Revenge Tour against the woke mind virus that killed his son Xavier
  • Jared Kushner is reportedly out
  • Mike Pompeo and Nikki Haley are out
  • Allan Lichtman blames the failure of his 13 keys on misogyny, racism and xenophobia
  • The incoming Trump administration is getting to work on planning mass deportations
  • Young women shifted 11 points toward Trump
  • Trump is picking fights over transgenderism and birthright citizenship

According to activists, Trump was going to empower people like Mike Pompeo and Jared Kushner was going to staff his administration. We were poised to go to war with Iran for the sake of Israel. Trump would also deport no one and let in another 10 million illegal aliens. Thus, there was no difference between Trump and Kamala Harris … indeed, voting for Kamala Harris was the better option.

BTW, many activists thought that Kamala Harris was actually going to win the election and specifically that she would win Pennsylvania. I predicted that Trump would win the 2024 election and finish remaking the Republican Party in his image a year ago. I also called every swing state and predicted that Trump would win the national popular vote by 1 point. I predicted that the Supreme Court would rule in his favor, that he would be convicted on felony charges, that he wouldn’t go to prison and would win the 2024 election that activists would continue clowning themselves in 2024.

Note: My biggest miss of the year was betting Alabama would win the national championship.

29 Comments

  1. The Licthman model.

    Happens election in and election out. All these wizard pseudo-historian pseudo-polyscis and their “models” that got it right every election going back to ancient Athens, predicts such and such. And it turns out to be wrong. Then you never hear from the person again. It’s like the psychics that come out of the woodwork after a major earthquake to boast about how they predicted it.

    Any pollster that got it right this year was just the one blind squirrel that was lucky enough to find the acorn. That’s how cynical I am about American polling “science.”

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    • “And it turns out to be wrong. Then you never hear from the person again.”

      Oh no!
      If they are jewish they’ll come back, season after season. Stan Greenberg, Nate Silver etc. they’ll just keep returning with sorry excuses for the reason they failed, “other people (read goyim) caused my perfect system to fall on its face”.
      You’ll see this all the time with jewish economists and financial predictors, they’ll go on for decades, “I am so right, you just didn’t understand my prediction, some goy interfered with my perfect system, etc.”

      I only wish they’d go away.

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  2. I’m beginning to think Sailer was right about the Tranny Industrial Complex – which is closely related to the woke mind-virus (e.g. Church of Woke dogma – rooted in enlightenment notions of equality über alles). This might have been a significant factor in that 11-point shift in the votes of white women. The number of sex-change clinics have grown faster than Pfizer-Moderna turbo-cancers since the Obama era.

    If Trump even only purged the Repukes of their support for this racket alone, it would be a significant improvement. As Rev. Dabney basically predicted back in 1870, conservatives wouldn’t be able to actually conserve anything. This is not a bug but a feature, and true to form they failed to conserve even the ladies’ room.

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  3. I predicted similar to you about Trump’s election. I knew the polls were hiding a hidden Trump vote and I also felt Gaza would divide Democrats. My prediction differs from you though in that I feel he will sell out on foreign policy. Initially, my prediction is that he’ll make anti-interventionist nods. However, something will happen, and when it “hits the fan,” Trump will side with the pro-war crowd as he has a history of doing going back to Iraq and Libya (when he supported those wars) and continuing in Afghanistan during his first term.

    What people don’t realize is that George W Bush actually talked anti-interventionist until 9/11 happened. Barack Obama also ran against the Iraq war but then did Libya. A long history exists of politicians appearing anti-war and sellling out, including Trump’s first term. I predict that he’ll make a few mild criticisms of war, but then something will happen and it will be his excuse. As for Gaza, Biden set the bar pretty low, but if 10/7 happened when Trump was in power, he would have been even worse. It’s pretty late to be calling for an end to it.

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  5. Wait six months before telling us the people who judge Trump by his track record and not his false promises that they are wrong.

    You expect us to believe Ivanka won’t be in the White House? And if she’s there, where is Jared?

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    • Yes, there was a nice handful of white pills back in November of 2016 too. I remember it well. Still, I am cautiously optimistic. Kushner posted he wouldn’t be spending much time at the white house this time around. Perhaps he’s moved up in the Kushner Krime Family hierarchy so there are more rackets to be run and goys to be fleeced. Better that than resuming his previous role of Grima Wormtongue to an even older Trump Theoden.

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  6. I guess I fit into the “Activist” category.
    I was planning to cast a symbolic protest vote for Pat Buchanan – not because I think Trump is “just as bad” as Kamala, but because genocide is a red line.
    I was only convinced to vote for Trump in the last week of the election, for the following reasons:
    Staunchly non-interventionist Republicans including Thomas Massie and Ron Paul endorsed Trump, calling him the peace candidate.
    While being interviewed by Tucker Carlson, Trump stridently attacked Liz Cheney as a warmonger. He repeated this critique of Liz Cheney during a campaign stop in Dearborn Michigan, where he proved that he could at least politely listen to the Arab point of view.
    These new developments, combined with Tucker Carlson’s enthusiastic support for Trump, convinced me to vote for Trump, and for the entire Republican ticket to give Trump as much support as possible.

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    • > Staunchly non-interventionist Republicans including Thomas Massie and Ron Paul endorsed Trump, calling him the peace candidate.

      Not only that, but all of the well-known war-pigs – Cheneys, Bushes, Kinzinger, et al – endorsed the retarded whore. That’s usually a more reliable sign of who’s really the war candidate.

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    • Just for the record, Liz Cheney voted for Trump administration policies 92% of the time he was POTUS. That’s in no way an endorsement of Liz or Dick Cheney.

      Again, search for videos of Trump singing the praises of war criminal Dick Cheney.

      Trump speaks with a forked tongue.

      Btw, prior to the media embracing Liz Cheney with open arms, they made nice with fellow war criminal George W. Bush whom they had previously excoriated during his tenure as president. They also fawned over the demon John Mc Cain, and still pull out the chair regularly for Lyndsey Graham to spew talmudic semen into their cameras.

      The reason that upwards of US jews didn’t vote for Trumpenstein isn’t because they disagree with his foreign policies, it is because he accidentally lets the truth slip out with he says, “We are in the Middle East because of pissrael,” or “We are in Syria stealing their oil.” Trump says the ‘quite part out loud.’

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  7. “Allan Lichtman maintains that his keys were correct, but this election was altered by Elon Musk being the “Director of Misinformation” and the electorate being consumed by misogyny, racism, and xenophobia.”

    This is ALWAYS the Jewish pattern “my system is right, you goys just didn’t let it work, my system is perfect”.
    Marx, Freud, Boas, Wittgenstein , it’s always the same, “I know it all, you just didn’t do it exactly as I directed “.

    (Litchman should dump that absurd toupee.)

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    • *hadn’t been*

      If the jmedia had promoted Trump to the same degree that they insulted and slandered him, he would have won by with 400 perhaps 500 electoral votes.

      “The jews have empowered themselves with the engines of the press”

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  9. Kushner is out, you say. But the head Jew of the transition team says Kushner is staffing the new administration. You have a strange concept of “out”. In reality, Kushner is right where he always was, as Trump’s number one advisor, representing the Chabad handlers of Trump.

    You are saying Trump will end Birthright Citizenship on day 1. He has no authority to do so, and wouldn’t do it if he could.

    How much are they paying you to turn your site into a fount of ludicrous disinformation? How much?

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    • 1.) There is no evidence that Kushner is rejoining the Trump administration.

      2.) Trump is the president, not the emperor. All he can do is sign an executive order about birthright citizenship which will start a legal battle that will play out in the courts. That’s all that ANYONE could do who holds the office. Fortunately, Trump changed the composition of the courts in his last term and he ran on this and has a big mandate to do it, so we will see.

      3.) If I was actually getting paid to do this, I would actually have time to write, which I didn’t for about 3/4ths of last month. LMAO

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      • You should consider moving to Substack. There are a lot of fine writers there on various subjects who are actually kind of making a living off their writing. The military historian Big Serge is particularly excellent – with over 30K subscribers. You already have a body of work: the racial history timeline of the US, a well-researched series of article on Haiti and its appalling history, etc.

        No reason you can’t be at least supplementing your income. You have to be careful with any platform though so I’d keep this site going as well at least for a time. Not sure who owns substack but they’ve not been purging badthinkers.

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  11. Yes, libtards are so full of love, compassion, kindness and acceptance.

    “Minnesota dad who ranted against Trump election gunned down wife, ex-girlfriend and his 2 sons in murder-suicide” nypost

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    • More victims of what Musk refers to as the woke mind-virus. It’s horrible. The man was obviously un-hinged. The only thing that comes to mind is Solzhenitsyn’s quote from the ‘old ones’ in the gulags in response to the question: Why has all of this [horrific evil] happened?. Men have forgotten God. That’s why all of this has happened. If Musk actually devotes of his vast wealth to fighting this insanity, it could help.

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  13. CONCEALED CARRY RECIPROCITY

    Amen to that !

    Will we quit hearing the BS term “gun crime” ?
    Who will be so bold to speak the the truth , “black crime”?

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  14. Didn’t vote for him in 2016
    Didn’t vote for him in 2020
    Glad I voted for him this time. My man is looking like it’s time to take care of business! Thank God for saving this man’s life!

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  15. It’s funny, on one hand I read your site daily and you make some good points about the whole situation. And on the other hand I watch Devon Stack and he really has done a good job highlighting the problems with Trump and the people who have always surrounded him. I think I’m somewhere in the middle, where I don’t really expect a whole lot from Trump, and understand he isn’t the man the MAGAtards believe he is. But at the same time I just cannot come up with a rational argument for why it would have been better if he lost. The whole “putting the conservatives back to sleep” argument just doesn’t cut it. These types are mostly boomers and frankly would not have done shit had he lost.

    I’m not holding my breath for mass deportations, but there are some other things I think could actually be realistically accomplished, especially in the realm of the stuff RFK wants to be a part of. Things that a decade or so ago would not be possible, but in the current climate end up being way down on the priorities list for the people seeking to maintain their grip on power.

    I went into it completely apathetic and did not vote here in PA, but after the fact I’d be lying if I didn’t say I was somewhat relieved. Even if I did predict to everyone who’d listen, for months, that he would be allowed to win. It is objectively better this way.

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  18. Big pissraeli blue and white pills with the selection of Marco über neoconservative Rubio as Secretary of State, and the jewess US UN Ambassador.

    Adelson and Likud got their selections.

    MIGA!!!

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