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You can lead a whore to culture, but you can’t make her think. 🤔

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PS: "While it worked out well enough for Jerry, it's not really advisable to pay a prostitute with a check."

That's a good way to make a hormone... a whore moan? OK, note to self: Don't start with the punchline.

PS: Greetings, Mr. Alarmist!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sJRV9jUJcU

Lulz... I did not know that about Mr. Springer. Thanks.

While it worked out well enough for Jerry, it's not really advisable to pay a prostitute with a check.

'twould be better to keep a little hooking money around...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPb3hPqy_NI&t=2168s

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“I mean, who hasn't paid a hooker from the wrong bank account?”
.....

In fact, former Cincinnati Mayor Jerry Springer bounced a check on a hooker. Probably made Cabal sit up and notice he was ready for spreading degeneracy on a bigger scale on Talk-TV

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Mr. Moderator--- "I agree more with Mr. Turok* on the first post (excerpt?) than the 2nd, but not really on either. Regarding reality TV and "wrastling", yes Trump is a part of that scene. I never say his TV show, but I get what Mr. Turok means."

I apologize for the confusion, derived from loading too much into one comment, but the "first part" was from myself. The second, the re-created conversation, is from Mr. Turok (another long-time Sailer reader). Alexander Turok is of the contrarian disposition, but these kinds of people, when they don't "go full Corvinus," I find to be highly valuable.

PS: Finally, a new post, Mr. Hail! Yea, it's been since the beginning of the year... I've been clicking and clicking and clicking and nothing happens ...;-{

I'll read and surely get a comment in tonight.

One more thing regarding my confusion with the Tucker quote/tweet and what Mr. Fulford wrote. Here's his paragraph:

"'Import the Third World, become the Third World.' I have no idea what this means for the election—and neither does anyone else—but I hope it won’t come to the lengths it goes to in South American countries, where the losing candidate has to take refuge in a friendly embassy:"

I'm sure Mr. Fulford DOES know that means regarding illegal alien voting and also increasing representation of areas with illegals being counted in the Census. I'm not sure why he wrote that. However, I like the way he put that 2nd part. You know you're a 3rd-World country when:

It's time for a Jeff Foxworthy type parody.

PS: I agree with your comment, and especially this, Mr. Blanc:

"He is of far more value to us as a martyr than he would have been as a president."

Right!

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(clarification): I know "most" Peak Stupidity are actually or potentially interested in Steve Sailer.

The Dennis Dale essay is especially interesting for that reason. Thanks

https://hailtoyou.wordpress.com/2024/05/31/dennis-dale-on-steve-sailer-the-perils-of-success/

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For those interested, and I know most are, there is an interesting essay up by Dennis Dale about Steve Sailer, which I've responded to here:

https://hailtoyou.wordpress.com/2024/05/31/dennis-dale-on-steve-sailer-the-perils-of-success/

PS: From Alex Turok:

"“‘Trump is the leader of a personality cult,’ people say. I agree, but what am I supposed to do with that information?”

“Say it,” I said. “Your articles are full of condemnation of the Left and praise for the people, white Americans, middle Americans, whatever, who are resisting it. But you rarely talk about the man at the head of that movement, the elephant in the room.”

“Suppose we declared war on Donald Trump, the way National Review did in 2016. Do you think it would make a difference? You said yourself: it’s a personality cult. His fans don’t care about the issues.”

“So the plan is just to wait for him to die, like this is some s***-hole third-world authoritarian country?”

“Yes. Again, what’s the alternative?”"

He could have been replaced a couple of years ago and remained a very important man doing the job of forming an ACTUAL opposition party. I've said this before. He'd be great at it! Yet his ego gets in the way.

Now, we've come far beyond that. There are those who see Trump almost as a Prophet. They nearly worship him - I've seen this. (They are women.)

For the rest of us, he stands for resistance to the UniParty and the quick death of America by demographic replacement and Totalitarianism. I'm not voting because I just LUV LUV LUV the speeches Trump makes. Really, the first minute or two are usually very good, but then it's all BS about "I was the best at EVERYTHING. It was all me! I can do that again. Well, you all can help too, but I don't have specific plans on how, just keep following me and sending in $$." After a little bit, I can't stand guy personally, so I have to turn off the clip.

Actually, it's a love/hate thing. I really do love how he's the guy who relates and cares about Americans, one of the very few. I love how much he pisses off the ctrl-left Commies. I hate that he's a blowhard and not very competent as an executive.

Finally, a vote and support for him - I'd still go out to a rally - is a big "Fuck You! to the UniParty opposition. For right now, I don't know what else we got ...

PS: Mr. Hail. I agree more with Mr. Turok* on the first post (excerpt?) than the 2nd, but not really on either. Regarding reality TV and "wrastling", yes Trump is a part of that scene. I never say his TV show, but I get what Mr. Turok means. However, maybe the Establishment/Deep State who are running this show mean to make Trump out as still a reality show character even as President. I don't think Trump means to be.

Regarding his work on immigration, or lack thereof, it's not so much that he didn't get anything done that pisses me off. He actually did. He cut the numbers of illegals down drastically and cut down the number of "asylum"-seekers down drastically. The latter, unfortunately were only a fraction (and are in general a fraction) of the legal immigrants on all sorts of visas coming each year. Anyway, what pisses me off is that Trump never worked, even with a GOP House/Senate for the 1st 2 years.**

That he was just playing a reality show character is not something I believe, as much as his ego yet still has got him mouthing off and requiring the limelight at all times.

Ask Alex Turok this: Why do you think Ann Coulter is (still!) extremely pissed at Trump? It was about his not doing a better job on immigration.

For a lot of us, one thing he had nearly absolute control over was the warmongering of the American military. Yet, something like 2 months into the office, the CIC order missiles fired into Syria. That's when I knew that this guy doesn't keep his promises so well. Yet, inherently, he's still been on the side of the American people.



* Somehow I remember this guy as being someone I did not agree with very much in the UR iSteve threads. (I could look this up, I guess) I believe this was mostly about the Kung Flu.

** I know, I know, Paul Ryan, etc ... The thing is, a Reagan would know how to "work" these people, with carrots and sticks, politically. That's what I mean by "never worked" for President Trump. You need to sit down, think, and strategize. Of course you delegate this to others, but guess what... they've got to be ON YOUR SIDE!

PS: From the wrong bank account, haha!

Yes, ALWAYS, ALWAYS pay cash for hookers. And, no cameras either ... unless you need to put something on Instagram to show how hot your (errr, short-time) girlfriend is to your friends.

You'd think Donald Trump, of all people, would have some street smarts... and enough cash on him.

Thanks for the links and the humor, Adam.

PS “[T]he complete loss of trust in elections and the legal system”. Well, not complete. But substantial and significant. This will change things permanently. The withdrawal of confidence in the regime by, say, 40% of the population will seriously damage them. They can certainly rule by brute force, but only to a certain extent and for so long. Things will begin to come apart. This is Mr Trump’s gift to us. He is of far more value to us as a martyr than he would have been as a president.

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"Import the Third World, become the Third World. That’s what we just saw. This won’t stop Trump. He’ll win the election if he’s not killed first. But it does mark the end of the fairest justice system in the world. Anyone who defends this verdict is a danger to you and your family."

-- Tucker Carlson, 5:20pm U.S. Eastern Daylight Time, May 30, 2024

(that was about twenty minutes after "Trump guilty of a 'non-crime felony,' the criminal statute created specially for this case, by anti-fascist legislators, in New York" verdict)

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-- The "season finale of the Stalinist Reality-TV Anti-Trump Show," reflections on Trump's place in U.S. culture, ca. 2000s-2020s; and the views of Mr. A. Turok on Trump and the "personality cult" allegation --

It's funny: the endless Trump news somehow always ends up with the air of "reality TV." A degree of inevitability but also having the rough edges of what reality-tv was like.

Trump's successful career as a media-personality and reality-TV host never ended, except instead of TV, per se, it's Intnernet-fuelled. And fuelled by personality-disordered-people. And certain ideological things we are stuck with. And definitely led by the usual pharisees and their bloodthirsty mobs. The high-low coalition which Steve Sailer in his braver years would identify and attack. But despite these villainous things, the "reality TV" feeling, I cannot shake.

The inevitability of these developments strikes me, like someone who can roughly guess how reality-TV plotlines will go. "Of course it would be this way," we think after the latest wacko thing happens involving Mr Trump. It no longer seems real. It seemed real in 2016, 2017. But after a while something was lost, some magic, to many of us. Many of the Alt-Right supporters of Trump in 2016-17 largely turned on him by ca.2019, certainly no longer being active supporters in the 2020 cycle (I included myself there, mostly; though I voted for him twice).

I think I've felt this way on Trump partially between maybe mid-late 2018 and around early 2021, and then more fully since about mid-2021, so for three years now I'd call myself anti-Trump (but also anti-anti-Trump, in most cases). I am in the unfortunate position of caring about his effectiveness (and the wisdom of his Kushnerizing his 'administration') and not just his latest cool insults or bravado.

A lot of it 'feels' like it is scripted, in the way pro-wrestling is scripted. Pro-wrestling, with its villains and plot-lines to keep fans glued to their various screens. It's not the first time someone has made this comparison. Trump himself was invited a number of times to make celebrity appearances during pro-wrestling championship matches and such, prop-chairs being broken on people's backs and so on.

This sounds like a cynical "take" on the Trump "non-crime felony conviction" of May 2024. I agree with the people criticizing the trial and all. Right-wing editorialist Roger Kimball says it was "America's first-ever Stalinist trial" (which he may have stolen from Peak Stupidity, who had it first). But it is also not nearly as unprecedented as the rest of the endless Trump Reality-TV show run by the Regime, in various states of crazedness and intensity since mid-2015, some nine years ago.

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Here is an excerpt from the blog of Mr. Alexander Turok, writing a few months ago, with one thoughtful view from someone more right-wing than Trump who views the "Trump personality cult" with a disdain that is certainly not welcome at this hour (with the disgraceful "non-crime felony conviction") but maybe all the more useful as "memento mori."

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Another WhyNat Meeting
by Alexander Turok
April 2024

There was, of late, a slew of articles like “why I’m no longer a white nationalist,” “my long road to Centrism,” and “why I chose to reject populism.” Usually, their authors told a personal story, here’s what happened to me to change my mind. But one could also think of these people as belated followers of the white college graduate normies who moved away from the Republican party between 2015 and 2018. In the other direction, no-college whites like Tim Pool and Joe Rogan had become more Republican. Class realignment affected the intelligentsia as the masses.

I was thinking of this as I was headed to a meeting of the Robinson Crusoe Society, home to a motley crew of white nationalists, hereditarian IQ researchers, conservative opinion journalists, and former white nationalists in the process of moving left. They were the exploded remnants of the “Alt-Right” (...)

(......)

“Trump’s message is indeed resonating,” I said. “And what does that tell you about Trumpism? I remember the narrative of the 2016 election, which I believed in at the time. Trump won because of trade and immigration. Because the elites decided we were going to become a white-minority country and told the people they didn’t get an opinion about that policy. But it turned out that all that was necessary to please these people was to make Donald Trump the President.”

“‘Trump is the leader of a personality cult,’ people say. I agree, but what am I supposed to do with that information?”

“Say it,” I said. “Your articles are full of condemnation of the Left and praise for the people, white Americans, middle Americans, whatever, who are resisting it. But you rarely talk about the man at the head of that movement, the elephant in the room.”

“Suppose we declared war on Donald Trump, the way National Review did in 2016. Do you think it would make a difference? You said yourself: it’s a personality cult. His fans don’t care about the issues.”

“So the plan is just to wait for him to die, like this is some s***-hole third-world authoritarian country?”

“Yes. Again, what’s the alternative?”

“Declare war on Trump. You’re not going to win his supporters. But ordinary people matter less than smart people, and Donald Trump repels smart people.”

“A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.”

“Are they in your hand? I keep hearing about how the neocons have been defeated and destroyed. But when neocons have been driven out, it wasn’t because they were neocons. It was because they didn’t support Trump. That’s the only thing Republican primary voters care about.” (....)

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https://alexanderturok.substack.com/p/another-whynat-meeting

PS: Me again...

Dernald J. Blomph Convicted of 34 Counts of Paying a Hooker from the Wrong Bank Account!

Yet another example of why Cash is King.

If Blomph had paid the hooker with cash, would any of this have happened?

So Stupid! ☮️

PS: Good morning, gentlemen...

Dernald J. Blomph Convicted of 34 Counts of Paying a Hooker from the Wrong Bank Account!

Rigged Trial! A Disgrace! A Travesty of Justice!
I mean, who hasn't paid a hooker from the wrong bank account?
This could happen to almost anyone.

Seriously? Since when is this even a crime?

https://i.ibb.co/WvMLr5Y/Dead-Hooker-Onion.jpg

First American president to be convicted of a Felony! So Historic!

Almost as historic as the first ever Haitian lesbian White House press secretary...
https://i.ibb.co/7n72fWW/Le-Tanned-Frenchman.jpg

Almost as historic as the first ever •Indian Sex Worker Vice President...
https://i.ibb.co/71kqFmh/Kamala-Harris.jpg

So Historic! ☮️

PS: Agreed, Alarmist. It's easy, for me, at least, to come up with some funny scenarios out of this. It looks like things will "get real" one way or another. If Americans never "get around to" fighting back, we will soon be those Gulag Archipelago dwellers that we might have read about, wondering "How in the world could they not have stopped this earlier?". Or else, there's going to be violence directed in the other direction.

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It’s easy to quip that the Libtards and NeverTrumpers have made a deal with the Devil and gotten at least two of their wishes, but an ever-growing body of evidence suggest they really are in league with the Devil, which makes it less funny.