PS: Late reply, Mr. Smith.

1) I thought it was Ann (no "e"). I wonder why google figured you meant "Anne" there. If I type in "Anne Coulter" as all into google, it goes to "Ann" Coulter blurbs right away, with no "are you sure you meant?" business.

2) I hate that these searches go to the "blogspot" url, but that's my site's fault, not the search software's.

3) Somehow, I expected an AI image from you (seeing that ".jpg" ending) of Miss Coulter and Donald Duck.

PS: When Ann met Donald

https://i.postimg.cc/L5NTzfCG/When-Ann-Met-Donald.jpg

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PS: Thanks for the interesting comment, J1234. In his book and TC interview (at least I recall in both), Mr. Sailer did say that people simply needed to not be afraid and come out and say "anti-White" and call out anti-White policies and wording where it occurs. Now, I'd written something like this on his UR blog a couple of years back.

He may have backed off some on this one, but iSteve also wrote a few times that the D.I.E. stuff is winding down. Well, sure, some companies have ditched it due to customer pressure and then good guys like Ron DeSantis have leaned hard on the U's of Florida, etc. However, a big however, is that the HR departments have not let up, and people will be screwed out of careers and what-have-you just the same. Yes, Mr. Sailer did yeoman's work in calling it out what it is, though.

That was a tangent too. I think, if Pat Buchanan didn't have the mindset of 1985, as in, well, we just have to get a majority on the House Ways & Means Committee and make some deals in the Senate... I don't think he understands that the civil government and rule of law of 40 years ago is not around anymore. Where was I, if he was more up to date, I think he'd be a good wartime consigliere. (Hey, I finally spelled that on my own!)

As you wrote though, if he were 50 y/o. He'd have more energy, and he'd also, per my paragraph, be more hip to the times. I think a lot of him.

I assume you saw the Tucker interview, J1234. Steve told a story about how good a guy PB is. Tucker agreed.

PS: OK, I was way, way off, Mr. Blanc. Sorry. ;-}

PS: I don't see that happening, Ann Coulter as an advisor, that is, Mr. Anon. You may not know this, but a couple of years after the fact I learned that she had been at the White House to talk to President Trump multiple times.

See "When Ann met Donald"

https://www.peakstupidity.com/index.php?post=2198

They got into a shouting match the last time, as, Miss Coulter's correct assessment of Trump's distraction from the border issue aside, he really hated it when she compared Trump to ¡Jeb!

I agree with you that he should keep his family out of it. That Javanka thing was one of the worst influences on his presidency. Now, he's got this Lara Trump raising money. I dunno, maybe getting family to raise money is OK, but get good people like Steven Miller.

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Ann Coulter, like Carlson, has renounced her old neo-con sympathies, or rather biases. Today she sounds a lot more like Pat Buchanan or Samuel Francis or Joseph Sobran. To her credit, she never got on board with the effort to read the paleocons out of conservatism. She mostly took a "no enemies to the right" point of view. If Trump had any brains (he doesn't) he'd bring her on as a campaign advisor.

I have no idea who is advising Trump these days. Mostly his family, I guess. He seems to have turned the RNC into a Trump family operation - not what I'd call a good development.

PS Old movies from the 1980s and 1990s? C’mon man, old movies are from the 1930s and 1940s.

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That's a good parallel between Steve Sailer and Robert Duvall's Godfather role. Even though the cancelling craze of four or five years ago seems to have subsided A LITTLE, the country is more divided now than it was then (or at any time since the mid-nineteenth century.)

Whatever insincere, insignificant and temporary concessions the institutionalized or deep state left attempts to make, the rift continues to widen from the extremism and distrust they've initiated/encouraged over the last 15 years. They've created a momentum that likely won't be stopped without extreme measures (whatever they may be.) In my opinion, the only reason we aren't in a civil war right now is because our nation's long tradition of economic prosperity and a high standard of living (even among the "poor") gives most citizens the idea that they have too much to lose personally from such a conflict. (Civil war seems to be much more common in poor countries.)

So I've gotten off on a tangent, but Steve seems somehow a bit less edgy than he was a few years ago, probably because his perspectives are now more openly expressed among the conservative talking class. Once the anti-white hatred of the MSM and universities became far too blatant to deny, those pundits had no other choice but to concur with Sailer.

When I parted ways with conventional neo-con thinking 20+ years ago (due to the Iraq war) it was Pat Buchanan that captivated me, not Steve Sailer. To me, Buchanan has been a larger heroic figure than just about anyone on the right. As much of a debt we have to Steve, we have a much greater debt to Pat. He's still with us, but has faded from public view over the last several years.

So, were Pat Buchanan a 50 year old version of himself today, would he qualify as a wartime or peacetime consigliere? Given his general anti-war stance - AND his hard ass right wing demeanor - it's hard to calculate.

PS: Yes, that one was a favorite of mine. "30 weight ball bearings". I've joked to an airplane mechanic about the Fetzer valve. Unfortunately, he was too young to get it. "Fletch" was a 1985 movie.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089155/

As with the Godfathers, they did make some sequels then too but not so much because they couldn't think of anything else. And prequels? Never heard of them back then.

PS: 𝐼𝑡'𝑠 𝑎𝑙𝑙 𝑠𝑒𝑞𝑢𝑒𝑙𝑠 𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑞𝑢𝑒𝑙𝑠 𝑛𝑜𝑤𝑎𝑑𝑎𝑦𝑠!

My money is on this being a faulty Fetzer valve. Nothing a good set of pliers and 30-weight ball bearings can’t fix.

https://www.runoffgroove.com/fetzervalve.html

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