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Detroit’s Downfall . . . & Japan’s

Matt Parrott

Jap930 words

The most depressing thing about Detroit’s bankruptcy isn’t the hours victims wait for police responses, sprawling neighborhoods reverting back to nature, historic buildings crumbling to ruin, or the once-vanquished problems of illiteracy and sex slavery climbing out of their graves. It’s certainly not the financial quandary the city’s in, or the uncertain fate of its pensioners and employees. The most hopeless thing about Detroit is the false hope which hangs on despite reason and sanity. It’s the radio host this morning bubbling about how this is an exciting opportunity for Detroit to “turn the page” and “start from a blank slate.”

Only a neutron bomb would afford Detroit the blank slate they’re hoping for.

A couple years ago, while giving a speech to a room full of General Motors retirees in Northern Indiana, I noted that Hiroshima was devastated by our most monstrous doomsday device. A nuclear blast obliterated its infrastructure and vaporized much of its citizenry. But like those contemptibly eager and industrious citizens of Whoville, they arose from the radiation radiating with as much honor and intelligence as they had exuded before. Militarily, the strike defeated Japan, and its surrender was a foregone conclusion. But Japan’s defeat was merely a military one, leaving its heritage and identity intact. We didn’t truly defeat Japan in the more comprehensive sense. Japan rose from the ashes stronger than it was before.

America’s back, and this time we’re prepared to defeat Japan with a more devastating doomsday device than the payload we delivered last time. This attack will accomplish what the last one couldn’t. This weapon of ours ensures that the ruined buildings will never be rebuilt. This weapon of ours ensures that not only will Japan’s imperial ambitions be vanquished, but its grip on its ancient homeland will slip. This weapon of ours will ensure that not only will the rape of their women and slaughter of their offspring be a horror in the heat of war, but an institutionalized and perpetual reality grinding through daily life.

This doomsday device of ours is Modernity and its Multiculturalism.

Japan’s under increasing pressure to respond to its demographic crisis of aging from our helpful “experts” in the West, which is pressuring Japan to solve their crisis by goading more young women into the workforce and relaxing their strict immigration policies. The latest news, OECD Urges Japan to raise female employment, and news of the government’s interest in taking this advice, highlights how Tribe and Tradition are inseparable. Japan’s at an existential impasse, and it must either double down on natalist policies and traditionalist values or double down on the American Dream of outsourcing the job of rearing up a future generation to hostile aliens while pissing away their golden years on an unsustainable financial pyramid scheme timed to collapse shortly after they’ve exited stage right.

A Future Without Families?

A Future Without Families?

Unless Japan makes some unlikely turn from its current trajectory, we’ll witness the rapid unraveling and permanent implosion of one of this world’s most remarkable tribes. The diseased West’s cancerous agenda will have infected the East, and all the hope for Japan’s future will be lost. In the 20th century, Tokyo took up Detroit’s legacy as the world’s automotive manufacturing capitol. In the 21st century, Tokyo stands poised to take up Detroit’s legacy of its indigenous and industrious peoples dying out and being driven out by a seething mass integrally incapable of cleaning up after their own waste . . . much less building and exporting valuable things.

Its women will waste their youths chasing ever-inflating currency. In time, they’ll pass laws allowing them to vacuum-suck any unwelcome impediments to their productivity goals out of their wombs. After all, Japanese women are far too educated and ambitious to stoop to the menial chore of raising a replacement-level brood of children. That vacuum-sucking noise of Japan’s demographic crisis will be heard around the world, and will attract the swelling mass of refugees from the world’s chronically illiterate, innumerate, and hopeless fever swamps. Cheap young laborers will grasp and claw their way in to fill the void.

My critics highlight my remark about Detroit’s influx of Blacks as being more devastating than an atomic bomb as proof that I’m a vile racist. The Japanese still complain about the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, insisting that they were vile war crimes. My critics and their audiences can think what they want of me, and the Japanese can believe what they wish about World War II history. I don’t tell this truth about Detroit not having any hope as part of a mean-spirited effort to pour salt into Detroit’s festering wounds. I say this truth because there’s still a flicker of hope for Japan and other scattered enclaves of racial integrity both in North America and around the world.

DetroitHiroshimaThere’s authentic hope left for a bright future in this world, not the magical thinking parroted by desperate and deluded fools beset with the impossible dream of resurrecting Detroit’s former glory. A renewed attack on and invasion of the great nation of Japan is coming from America, and we with eyes to see have a moral obligation to forewarn our allies abroad of our government’s New Manhattan Project, a scheme to carpet bomb the entire world with Modernity and Multiculturalism which they’ve already detonated over all of its own major cities. This payload is delivered in the tempting Trojan Horse of ephemeral prosperity and elite acclaim. If successfully delivered, Japan as it’s historically, poetically, and genetically understood will be definitively defeated by America once and for all.

 

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  1. William says:
    July 20, 2013 at 5:30 pm

    The assumption behind the “Japan is going extinct” hysteria assumes that the same birth rates will continue until there are no Japanese left. This is of course pure nonsense designed to whip up hysteria & get Japan to open up to mass immigration.

    In many European countries there have been upticks in birth rates in recent years. Russia lost 9 million people since 1991 but has just seen a slight population increase.

    Japan existed when there were only 20 million Japanese as in the 17th century, so they are under no threat of disappearing just yet.

    The more important reason that Japan has to raise its birth rate is because a Chinese attack seems to be on the cards & you need young men to fight wars. The only way to do this is to bring back real patriarchy & Shinto emphasis on procreation not as Western libtards suggest of more subsidised daycare so that women can work etc.

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  2. anoon says:
    July 20, 2013 at 6:12 pm

    Quite so.

    The Japanese should look at the pro-natal policies Israel adopted to preserve its majority population. Do what they do and not what they say.

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  3. Lew says:
    July 20, 2013 at 6:18 pm

    Japan’s under increasing pressure to respond to its demographic crisis of aging from our helpful “experts” in the West, which is pressuring Japan to solve their crisis by goading more young women into the workforce and relaxing their strict immigration policies.

    The way I look at it, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Best the Japanese round up these Western experts have them shot before it’s too late.

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  4. Peter Blood says:
    July 20, 2013 at 9:47 pm

    Does Japan run a Ponzi economy? I’m just guessing that since they’re so plugged into the global kleptocracy that they’re running a Ponzi economy. (But I don’t know for sure.) That usually means that in the face of a demographic decline, the rulers PANIC. Panic and open the gates to the teeming foreign masses, because that’ll keep the Ponzi going for, oh, a couple more weeks at least.

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    1. Arindam says:
      July 21, 2013 at 12:26 pm

      ‘Does Japan run a Ponzi economy?’

      My own opinion, based heavily on the works of Mr. Eamonn Fingleton, (long-time student of Japan, and author of ‘In Praise of Hard Industries’, and more recently, ‘In the Jaws of the Dragon’) is that it is anything but that. Japan’s strategy has been to downplay its economic strength whilst steadily entering and conquering key industrial sectors, so as to ensure not just steady profits, but also a high number of productive, well-paying jobs for its citizens. The result of this is seen, not just in Japan’s financial power (it has the second highest foreign reserves – after China), but also in its persistently low unemployment rates.

      Mr. Fingleton also had an excellent piece on the late UK PM Margaret Thatcher:
      http://www.forbes.com/sites/eamonnfingleton/2013/04/14/thatchers-last-wish-another-clunker-from-the-iron-lady/

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  5. Jaego says:
    July 20, 2013 at 10:49 pm

    Yes, Blacks are a secret weapon. He who has more of them loses. So the trick is to foist them on the Enemy.

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  6. Fourmyle of Ceres says:
    July 21, 2013 at 12:03 am

    Japan is dead; it just does not realize it yet.

    Kyle Bass tells us there were more adult diapers sold in Japan last year that child’s diapers.

    Adding injury to injury, Fukushima is all but destroying the local environment, with cesium appearing in the milk of schoolchildren.

    Incidentally, a minor historical note. The Emperor pretty much ignored Hiroshima, which happened after Tokyo has been firebombed. His problem was that he could not easily surrender, as the leaders of the military-industrial complex were well prepared to assassinate him.

    What forced him to surrender was one of the greatest of military geniuses, Zhukov, had performed one of the most masterful all-arms movements starting in early August, 1945, and was moving full tilt with all he had to control Japan, before we did. The Emperor realized that Zhukov was about the equal of Genghis Khan, without the compassion, and MacArthur offered him a much better deal.

    We dropped the bombs to dissuade Zhukov, and Stalin.

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    1. anoon says:
      July 21, 2013 at 10:51 am

      Japan can’t die as long as they prevent immigration. Whatever happens in the short-term, even if their total population plummets for a while, eventually it will bottom out as the increased living space and reduced housing costs lead to replacement fertility.

      Like the once-white nations the Japanese can only die if they give away their living space to non-Japanese. The people who want them to open their borders want them to die the same as they want all the white nations to die.

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      1. Jaego says:
        July 23, 2013 at 5:07 am

        Yes, trust the Life Force. Once the Need becomes imperative, the jaded young women will put down their toys and beseech the sensitive “grass boys” to impregnate them. The boys will be waiting, having read Mishima and will demand the respect so long denied them by the punked out, spoiled rotten, aging debutantes. As the Hero said, a People can recover from anything except racial defilement – even from decades of West meets East decadence.

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    2. Vick says:
      July 21, 2013 at 6:14 pm

      Have to disagree here. Neoliberal economic dogmatists holds that the West (and Japan) has to import non-white third worlders to prop up the demographic ponzi scheme that structures their social welfare systems. The thing is, they don’t offer an honest calculation of the true cost of importing all these foreigners, which is to radically change the future ethnic and racial character of those countries, transforming them from white to non-white countries, or in Japan’s case, transforming it from a country populated by Japanese into something entirely different.

      Japan’s elite may or may not get this, but at least they’re not going along with it. This means they instead have a few decades of belt tightening and some depopulation to deal with. Big deal. Depopulation is a good, necessary thing from the point of view of planetary environmental health. And if we’re comparing costs between the two choices of immigration or not, Japan is clearly making the better, least expensive one.

      The way things stand now, in 100 or 200 years Japan will still be a country populated by a people historically known as “Japanese.” The U.S. won’t.

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  7. Andrew says:
    July 21, 2013 at 6:22 am

    Well, if they won’t take our Africans, maybe they would at least be willing to let us foist our Jews on them?

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  8. crowley says:
    July 21, 2013 at 11:21 am

    Japan shows the systemic absurdity of the growth model of economics. A land heavily burdened by over-population is told that it must expand its population at all costs. Where does the growth model finally admit it has grown enough and embrace halving the population? Setting aside the absurdity of pyramidal population growth in Japan for the sake of discussion then if a nation wishes to increase its population without inviting foreigners in, and the problems they will bring with them, the solution is easy, outlaw abortion. Instruct the citizenry that they can no longer abort the future. If they don’t want their children they turn them over to the state for rearing and adoption services. Simple as that.

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  9. Edmund Connelly says:
    July 21, 2013 at 7:12 pm

    Mr. Parrot, those are some interesting observations. As your essay shows, it’s not quite clear whether the Japanese have indepence or not. Does the Aglo-Judeo system that destroyed Japan in 1945 still hold sway over ultimate Japanese policy? If not, it is not clear when they might have lost it.

    From acquaintances, I gather that some aspects of “our” modernity have indeed breached Japan’s shores. One might argue that the whole system of scientific materialism fits that bill.

    On the other hand, is Multiculturalism at all breathing in Japan? If so, where? Good friends who teach in the university system tell me that Japanese universities are the LAST place that inculcate the values of Multiculturalism. If anything, they remain bastions of Japanese male dominance, to an extent that would make Americans drop their jaws in shock.

    Also, the government and mass media are decidely lukewarm to the promises of Multiculturalism. In other words, in all of the strongholds of MC in the West, Japan remains untouched.

    What friends do say is that since the loss of the war in ’45, Japan has focused ALL its resources on economic strength; Fingleton is right to emphasize that. This includes a partial induction of women into the workforce, but far fewer as real employees of the “kaisha” who essentially give their lives to the company.

    Perhaps this is what has happened: The Anglo-Judeo system that defeated Japan restructured the country for maximum monetary profit, and they saw that things ran best by leaving Japan a patriarchial, mono-culture. While this might have its upsides, what is left is a chilling example of slave consumers shackled for life to the plantation.

    Outside of manufactures, what exactly has Japan offered the world the last half century?

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    1. Stronza says:
      July 21, 2013 at 11:55 pm

      Outside of manufactures, what exactly has Japan offered the world the last half century?

      Well, whatever the Japs have offered the world, it sure can’t be any worse than the unflushed toilet of cultural ruination Amerika’s offered the world, whether it wanted it or not.

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    2. Arindam says:
      July 22, 2013 at 12:18 pm

      ‘The Anglo-Judeo system that defeated Japan restructured the country for maximum monetary profit, and they saw that things ran best by leaving Japan a patriarchial, mono-culture. ‘

      Mr. Fingleton argues that after World War Two, Japan was actually restructured by its own radicals, who used the American occupation as a cover to turn their country into what it is today. (This was also the view of the late Chalmers Johnson, author of ‘MITI and the Japanese miracle’, who noted that modern Japanese industrial policy was first pioneered in the 1930s by Japanese occupation officials in Manchuria. After the war, these men brought their policies and experience to the home islands). To quote from one of Fingleton’s works:

      ‘A key point is that almost nothing of what was going on in Manchuria was understood in the United States at the time or even later. Thus, when the Americans arrived in Japan in 1945 intent on massive reforms, they had no idea that the Japanese bureaucracy secretly aspired to turn postwar Japan into Manchukuo writ large.’ (‘In the Jaws of the Dragon’, page 92).

      Mr. Fingleton goes on to show how the radical bureaucrats ran rings around the American occupiers.

      ‘Outside of manufactures, what exactly has Japan offered the world the last half century?’

      Japanese culture, (be it in the form of anime, sushi or videogames,) is quite prominent internationally – especially among younger generations. There’s even a book on the subject:

      The Japanification of Children’s Popular Culture: From Godzilla to Miyazaki
      http://www.amazon.co.uk/Japanification-Childrens-Popular-Culture-Godzilla/dp/0810851210/ref=sr_1_6?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1374509748&sr=1-6&keywords=Japan+%2B+children%27s+culture

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    3. crusader says:
      July 24, 2013 at 10:56 pm

      OMG you don’t know. Well hey man, have you ever seen any anime!? Don’t get turned off by the otaku image. Anime has something for everyone. I bet you’ll love this:

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWMiImV1-kE
      http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/2638/moemoekyuns.jpg (reference to this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQCuyAHGkUM )

      Get anime or GET OUT!

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  10. stormrung says:
    July 22, 2013 at 1:41 am

    Maybe a bit off topic, but has anyone noticed the huge swill of propaganda coming out lately about the treatment of women in the Middle East? They have been doing the same thing in East Asian countries for years now.

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    1. rhondda says:
      July 23, 2013 at 5:15 pm

      Yes, of course, it is the new thing about how women are treated. It gets the feminist vote and causes great anguish with other women. No one wants to see women abused and raped, so that is the hook for these manipulative monsters to sell their propaganda. It was so obvious with Afghanistan and it became much worse for women there. It is insidious, but it is the game to play on men’s chivalry and women’s fear. I do not know the answer, but the west cannot save everyone. As much as it grieves me to hear what happens to women in these other cultures, I have to steel myself, and hope that they can get strong in themselves. They do resent western feminist interference, so that makes me feel, I am on the right track. It is not our problem. I know that sound cold and callous, but we have to start with our own.

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  11. Charles Martel says:
    July 22, 2013 at 8:48 pm

    The Birthrate in hedonistic, Western civilization (which includes Japan) is falling. It is a well documented phenomenology. However, that isn’t to be “corrected” by importing malaria, tuberculosis, and AIDs hosts. It is something only a culture can fix.

    Which is leads me to my only disagreement with this site. I am a cultural nationalist, for whatever reason, and it’s not from trying, I can’t a race nationalist.

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    1. William says:
      July 23, 2013 at 10:06 am

      If immigration doesn’t take place into a country undergoing population decline, then the exorbitant unnatural real estate prices will collapse to natural levels, couples will be able to afford housing on a single income, to have prosperity and to have children and the population will stabilise. Real estate bubbles, effectively Ponzi schemes created by fractional reserve private banks (such as the private US Fed consortium) help create this throughout the western world. Indeed immigration drives up real estate prices by providing demand and creating public debt needed for expanding long term infrastructure.

      Sometime this century, possibly sooner than later, machines and computers will become more intelligent, more capable and cheaper than people and perhaps lead us to a life of leisure. The “cheap” labour will then be an even worse mistake. The cheap labour has in fact held of the machines somewhat.

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  12. Daniel says:
    July 23, 2013 at 7:08 am

    If successfully delivered, Japan as it’s historically, poetically, and genetically understood will be definitively defeated by America once and for all.

    No, not America. America is itself defeated. What you call America is little more than a zombie used by the globalists to infect other hosts with the same disease.

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  13. crusader says:
    July 24, 2013 at 11:16 pm

    There is no immediate danger to Japan. The Japan Times is a marxist publication, and can be expected to overplay the importance of these OECD demands.

    Unless you know something I don’t, Japan seems to be, politically, in the best health in her postwar history. Shinzo Abe is again prime minister, and as of last week his Liberal Democratic Party controls both houses of the Diet. Unlike the G.O.P. and most Western center-right parties, the LDP has a strong tradition of supporting the nation’s interests, and is presently whipped into a fervor because of the continuing disputes with China. Beyond that, Shintaro Ishihara’s Japan Restoration Party also made a splendid showing, particularly in lower house elections; the JRP is frequently called ‘Far-Right’, and not without reason.

    All these successes, even when the Left should have done better because public opinion over the nuclear issue was on their side. However, the center-left DPJ is floundering, as are its coalition allies. The Communist party is recently on the uptick, but they are more a protest vote than a serious threat, an indication of the poor foothold liberalism has in Japan.

    Embark on mass immigration now? It doesn’t seem likely! This is a country where national leaders visit shrines honoring their dead from a war the media tells them they fought on the wrong side of. This isn’t the West, where even the “victors” or WWII are now so guilt-ridden they apologize for existing.

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