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Whitepills from the Capitol

Robert Hampton

Phil Eiger Newmann, Capitol Offense, 2021

1,300 words

The worst event since 9/11 happened this week. No, it wasn’t another terror attack, nor was it a natural catastrophe.

Donald Trump supporters stormed the Capitol and . . . just kinda wandered around. Sure, they had to fight their way in and break through doors and windows to obtain their objective. But the violence was far tamer than what we witnessed in nearly every American city at the hands of Black Lives Matter and Antifa.

The one person killed was a Trump supporter who was executed for the grave crime of trying to climb through a window.

Three other Trump supporters and a police officer died due to medical issues. These numbers didn’t hit 9/11 figures.

Yet, the political and media elites insist this was a horrific terror attack and the perpetrators should be punished to the full extent of the law. In America, you can burn down a police headquarters and walk away scot-free if you do so in the name of George Floyd. But if you barge into Congress to defend the president, you may face 10 years in jail.

There is a lot to blackpill over this event. President Trump himself condemned the demonstrators in his hostage-esque concession speech. The speech inspired a tsunami of despair from right-wingers, many wondering what was the whole point. Big Tech promises a new round of suppression, lawmakers pledge task forces to persecute Trump protesters, and normies everywhere believe the media’s lies about what transpired. It may be another Charlottesville in terms of its repercussions and cultural backlash.

But it’s not all doom and gloom.

The storming of the Capitol is a pivotal moment for the Right that will shape it for years to come. It may be, in Trump’s words, “just the beginning” rather than the end.

Here are the important “whitepills” to take away from the demonstrations.

Middle Americans Rose Up

January Sixth presented an incredible sight: ordinary Middle Americans rioted over a right-wing issue. You would’ve never imagined this during the Tea Party days. Back then, conservatives peacefully protested Barack Obama, yet they were still seen as the second coming of the Ku Klux Klan. Now you see a more assertive Right that doesn’t care about following rules and shows remarkable dedication to a cause. Hundreds of thousands of Trump voters traveled to DC to protest the election; a few thousand were willing to scale the walls of the Capitol to make their voices heard.

They may not share our views 100%, but these are ultimately our people. And they’re ready to fight. There is something positive in that alone. Our side needs to see ourselves as more than cattle who will accept whatever the system throws our way. For a brief moment, the system got a taste of what it dishes to white America.

Delegitimized Institutions

America’s “sacred” institutions — as commentators loved to call them — were tarnished this week. It exposed the system’s hypocrisy. Average Americans do not look fondly on Congress and its inhabitants. The sight of lawmakers cowering in fear at the sight of the people, complete with spacesuit headgear, does not engender respect. But the media instructed us the Capitol was our church, our sacred temple to democracy. Only the most loyal servants would believe this. Every institution vented its fury against the demonstrators — media outlets, politicians, law enforcement, and even corporations. The Right needs to lose its respect for these institutions in order to save the historic American nation. The Capitol demonstrations may have helped advance this goal. There’s no way any right-thinking conservative could see the scorn and sanctimony and believe that these people deserve to rule.

Most importantly, millions of Americans now doubt the legitimacy of voting. Only three percent of Trump voters see Joe Biden as the legitimate winner of the 2020 election. The hundreds of thousands of Trump supporters who rallied to Stop the Steal fully believe the system threw out their votes. They see a system that will crush their most important democratic right if it suits its agenda. The violence unleashed by the state in response to election fraud cements that our democracy is fundamentally corrupt. They will no longer accept elections just because the elites tell them to.

You can buy Greg Johnson’s White Identity Politics here.

Delegitimized Republicans and a Radicalized Right

Trump’s reliance on standard Republicans was a serious weakness of his presidency. He deferred to them far too often in policy, which resulted in a botched healthcare fight and no populist infrastructure plan. The final blows for this arrangement came with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell blocking $2000 stimulus checks and Trump’s electoral college challenge. The establishment thinks it can regain control with Trump gone.

Fat chance.

None of these idiots could draw a fraction of Trump’s crowds and a fraction of the devotion Trump elicits from his supporters. At least a plurality of Republican voters supported the Capitol demonstrations. There are also many Republicans who would tell pollsters they opposed the protests, but they would still sympathize with their cause. This support is not going away, and it won’t transfer to McConnell or Mitt Romney. This is a radicalized Right that is more open to our ideas — even if many of them aren’t allowed to have a Twitter account.

A True Martyr for the Right

The American Right has had a few martyrs over the last year, but Ashli Babbit is the one people will remember. She was a mother, a veteran, and a small-business owner — pretty much the ideal Republican. Babbit died for the crime of crawling through a Capitol building window. Her killer: a black cop. She died for what she believed in. Her murder represents the depths to which the system will sink to defend its power. She symbolizes the ordinary white American who demanded her country represent her — and she took a bullet for it. She will stand condemned by the lackeys of our corrupt institutions, but she will be a martyr to those Americans who want their country back.

Ashli Babbitt and her husband

Beclowned Empire

Every world leader chimed in to condemn the Capitol demonstrations. America loves to lecture other countries about their lack of democracy and chaos. Now the whole world got to laugh at the sham that is contemporary American democracy. The storming undermined much of America’s liberal grandstanding to the world. Other countries now see America as no pillar for democracy and a complete hypocrite. It can’t even guard its own capital nor conduct a fair election. The world will remember this week’s events the next time the Empire lectures about “values” and “freedom.”

Balkanized America

The sharply different responses to the demonstrations reveal a nation that no longer sees eye to eye on anything. Blue America saw it as a domestic terror attack that warranted massive lethal force. Red America saw it as an act of defiance against a corrupt government. This is just another example of both sides beginning to radicalize. Blue America endorses Antifa and BLM riots and pretends they’re peaceful. Red America is rightfully horrified by those acts of violence. Both sides are starting to sympathize with political violence. This is a nation that cannot return to “normality” under President Biden. The post-war consensus will never return, and these divisions will continue to grow. A Balkanized America presents greater opportunities for us to save our civilization. The vast majority of America submitting to the status quo ensures we are consigned to irrelevance.

The fallout from the Capitol demonstrations will probably be severe. Some on our side may decry the demonstrations due to these harmful effects. They are mistaken. The system would use any pretext to suppress us. If it wasn’t the demonstrations, it would’ve been something else.

It’s necessary for our people to resist their dispossession. Wednesday’s demonstrations showed that. Our task is to ensure this defiance is not neutered and we build a movement that will save whites from dalitization.

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41 comments

  1. Viv says:
    January 8, 2021 at 9:43 am

    The biggest white pill is that there hasn’t been much of a blowback. All the dissident right accounts I follow on Twitter are still there. CC is still here. Other white wing websites are still up. It’s 180 degrees from Charlottesville. Dare I say that the dissident right is too big to suppress at this point?

    The Establishment seems to have moved to plan B: bullying Republican politicians into disavowing Trump and Trumpism. Their target right now is Senator Josh Hawley. Some big donor said he regrets donating to him and other supporters like John Danforth are trashing him.

    But how will that stop Hawley, really? If he needs campaign funds, he’ll go even more populist to get small-money donors. If populist ideas are winning issues, he’ll cruise to re-election. All the establishment can do to stop him is…engage in election fraud. Which is something they claim doesn’t happen.

    1. 12AX7 says:
      January 8, 2021 at 3:34 pm

      Josh Hawley is just another grifter, his priorities aren’t the U.S., they are elsewhere:

      ” . . . You’ll have to carry me out on a slab before I compromise my defense of the Jewish people . . .”

      https://twitter.com/HawleyMO/status/1152573100476784641

      This, however will not save him from the wrath the moral midgets on the Left.

  2. Quidnam says:
    January 8, 2021 at 9:58 am

    Take another look at the shooting video — the killer looks more like a masked Chuck Schumer than a “black cop.”

    1. Captain John Charity Spring MA says:
      January 8, 2021 at 11:26 am

      A self actualized Hebrew Hammer laying low the shiksa. Yeah that hairline is very very Shumer like.

  3. John Morgan says:
    January 8, 2021 at 10:39 am

    “Every world leader chimed in to condemn the Capitol demonstrations.” Not everyone — Hungary’s Prime Minister said this today: ‘Finally, the prime minister expressed his condolences to those families who lost their loved ones in the attack on the Capitol in DC. “We don’t like being judged, so we don’t judge others, and we don’t get involved in the affairs of Americans, but we are rooting for them to succeed,” Viktor Orbán concluded.’ Not an endorsement, but I appreciate he didn’t just outright condemn it like other leaders are doing.

    1. Jud Jackson says:
      January 9, 2021 at 3:00 am

      John

      Orban says “We are rooting for them to succeed.” Who is “them”? The Trump supporters, the establishment? I have no idea.

      1. P.Jowett says:
        January 9, 2021 at 7:17 am

        He meant: America and Americans. In general.

        1. Jud Jackson says:
          January 10, 2021 at 1:21 am

          Thanks. I believe you are right.

    2. Alexandra says:
      January 9, 2021 at 8:46 am

      Hungary and most Central and Eastern European countries lived under Russian communist oppression from the end of WWII until the 1990’s. Only Hungary tried breaking free as early as 1956, in a populist uprising. So they were the first to recognize the same spirit here in the U.S. in WDC with this disorganized but heart-felt, fervent blowback against the blatantly ‘stolen’ election, and all the trash-riots of the previous six months. I thank Victor Orban for speaking out so kindly and with such understanding of our perilous situation here. Yes, the U.S. presents a big bluff face to the whole world, but we are just ordinary people, middle class factory workers, farmers, office drones, and gig workers. We’re not imperialists trying to take over the world — we just want honest elections and responsible government that hears our worries and sets out to fix them. I think Hungary and Central Europe is much the same — glad to be rid of the imperialism of the Habsburgs et al., though they have left us magnificent castles, museums and concert halls, and a fine culture, but now the people can live in peace, in their own culture , and that is all we ask as well here in America. Hungary, I understand is fighting a pitched battle with the E.U. over closed borders, just as we will be doing beginning January 20. We’re comrades in arms.

  4. Flel says:
    January 8, 2021 at 12:08 pm

    It is depressing that R politicians are so quick to condemn this action by citizens expressing their right of redress because the congress wouldn’t listen. Without massive fraud biden couldn’t win anything. I don’t recall any law enforcement officer discharging live ammo against any blm or facist groups this past year. Masking up in all black and destroying public property all year and no shots fired. Step up into the Capitol and all of a sudden live ammo is called for.

    1. c matt says:
      January 8, 2021 at 1:00 pm

      I guess that’s the difference. Attack your fellow citizens whom we see as defying us, no problem. Attack your tyrant rulers, problem. As long as the ire was directed at fellow serfs, nothing to worry about.

  5. Afterthought says:
    January 8, 2021 at 2:26 pm

    This is our Easter Rising.

    The broader movement is finally united in the mission to destroy the GOP.

    Once the second largest party is ours we can split up the country. Taking Back America or Making it Great Again died on Jan 6th.

    1. Jaego says:
      January 9, 2021 at 10:14 pm

      Naw, the Republican Party is fatally compromised, just part of the Uniparty now. This is the final purge of the tiny remnant of true Americans. Trump needs to lead his people into the Constitution Party.

      1. Old Enough To Be Your Mother says:
        January 12, 2021 at 5:07 am

        Trump isn’t going to lead anyone anywhere. He is a member of the ‘elite’. He is a self-aggrandizing coward who will be lucky to save his own ass.

  6. Sandra Lynn says:
    January 8, 2021 at 4:24 pm

    Kelly Loeffler wound up showing her true colors sooner than anyone could have imagined, even those Georgians, like myself, who strongly suspected she was “swamp”. Just a short while after boldly announcing to wildly cheering D.C. protesters that she was definitely going to object to the electors, she wound up withdrawing her promise when the Capitol siege occurred. What did she have to lose? She lost the race for her Senate seat so there would have been zero consequences from her sticking to her guns. And why did it not occur to her that the Capitol protesters were only trying to disrupt the certification of a presidential candidate elected through shameless and blatant fraud … the very same thing she had vowed to do just hours before?

    1. Mis(ter)Anthrope says:
      January 8, 2021 at 5:30 pm

      She and her husband are part of the global elite. As controlled opposition, she executed her role with perfection.

    2. 12AX7 says:
      January 10, 2021 at 4:36 pm

      Kelly Loeffler believes she can run again for national office, only to win the second time around. She has all the money in the world, name recognition, experience running for office meaning she can polish her lies, full support of the useless Republican establishment and nothing else to do with her time. She is one of the idle rich and apparently politics is her hobby horse.

      By condemning Trump she has preserved her viability with the Republican establishment. Had Kelly not condemned Trump and not voted to certify the election she would have done The Right Thing but severed her ties with the Republican establishment. Just like Mitt Romney and all the other Republican scumbags, Kelly Loeffler is looking out for herself and believes in nothing beyond just getting elected over and over.

      The Republicans are without principles although they are for sale to big business thus they always stand for whatever the Chamber of Commerce wants. The Democrats do have principles, it’s just too bad all those principles are evil.

  7. Bernie says:
    January 8, 2021 at 4:24 pm

    The US has always financially supported dissident groups in other countries. Maybe some other nation – tired of US bullying and intervention – will fund and/or support us?

    1. Till says:
      January 8, 2021 at 7:39 pm

      Hopefully. Just like in the first Civil War, foreign countries supporting the Confederacy would’ve turned the tide in the South’s favor.

    2. Marieinbethpage says:
      January 9, 2021 at 12:16 am

      What a interesting idea.

  8. Secret Socrates says:
    January 8, 2021 at 6:54 pm

    The red pill journey goes through stages. MAGA nationalists are on the path. This event moves them closer to racial awareness and liberation. Let’s get ready for them to start showing up….

  9. Drew Fraser says:
    January 8, 2021 at 11:00 pm

    “Blue America saw it as a domestic terror attack that warranted massive lethal force. Red America saw it as an act of defiance against a corrupt government. ”

    Curiously enough, Richard Spencer, Mark Brahmin, Hunter Wallace, and Keith Woods, all side enthusiastically with the dominant narratives retailed by Blue America, not just of the comic opera coup attempt at the Capitol but also of the ongoing Covid pandemic.

    On at least two recent podcasts, they label the rowdy entry of the patriot crowd into the hallowed halls of Congress as an “armed insurrection” which was rightly met with lethal force.

    They also explicitly treat the Stop the Steal movement as nothing more than a “grift” designed to milk the Deplorables. In particular, they laugh off the patriot claim that the election was stolen as little more than an insane delusion.

    Trump, they sneer, had no reason to portray no-excuse, mail-in voting as an invitation to fraud. Nor do they see any legitimate reason to suspect that the contrived Covid crisis offered a convenient excuse to discourage in-person voting.

    The fact that millions of Red Americans believed that their votes were stolen before their lying eyes seems utterly inexplicable to Blue America. As a Biden voter, Richard Spencer is perhaps predisposed to share in such cosmopolitan disdain for the “conspiracy theories” popular in fly-over country.

    As far as I can see, none of Spencer, et. al., have read, for example, any of the legal complaints filed by the various Trump legal teams or followed up on their evidentiary leads. Having done so, myself, I believe those lawyers set out solid cases that deserve answers.

    Unfortunately, the state and federal courts were firmly on the Blue Team They simply refused to hear any argument or evidence.

    That is good enough for the McSpencer crowd . Not once do they acknowledge the conspicuous and comprehensive failure of state legislatures, the courts, and Congress to discharge their respective constitutional duties to investigate the crime alleged by Red America.

    Through their Blue American lenses they see no crime. There is nothing to see in the conduct to the 2020 election that hasn’t occurred in every previous election. Electoral fraud is simply as American as apple pie. And, in any case, even the corrupt American Empire has the sovereign right to defend itself from the rabble.

    1. Greg Johnson says:
      January 9, 2021 at 4:06 am

      This is an excellent comment.

      It must really suck to be Richard Spencer, Brad Griffin, etc. right now.

      Populism is exploding, the GOP is collapsing, and they are just Biden voters giving voice to the media lies about the election.

      They will play no role in the future of populism in America, and that is a good thing.

      1. Dr ExCathedra says:
        January 9, 2021 at 12:03 pm

        In my pre-retirement life, I always tried to be a coalition-builder in a field that was very prone to suicidal splitting and although we didn’t have the word back then, purity-spirally.

        I was initially impressed with Spencer. I met him at an event in Berkeley where he was supporting the lamented Nathan Damigo. And he attracted a lot of heat from The Usual Suspects. So I was saddened when you and he had a falling out (if that’s the term; the particulars I either never knew or have forgotten).

        But you read him right, sir. You read him right.

      2. Mike Wallens says:
        January 10, 2021 at 6:03 am

        The irrational thought and just plain stupidity on the OD are shocking. I have never read it much but especially after Corona, the owner has gone kind of nuts. Hates Trump because he didnt do a second holocaust or something? Then he has this Spencer guy on their podcast. Amazing.

        1. Greg Johnson says:
          January 10, 2021 at 7:06 am

          Brad is bipolar. He hates Trump because he was on the losing end of the optics war. It is more about hating Fuentes than anything else.

          1. Pastor Lindstedt says:
            January 11, 2021 at 2:00 am

            When Bi-Polar Bradifer Griffing “Cycles” & Becums “Cunthair Walrus”

            Those who know him call him “Bi-Polar Bradifer Griffin.” Every so often this mattoid “cycles” in the whitewashed steel ping-pong ball that is its mental milieu and like a hard-rubber bouncy ball winds up D-g knows where. Those of us who know Bi-Polar Bradifer from the Daze when he ran Phorafags/feebs back in the early Oughts — I was a Vanguard News Nutwork (VNNF) / TraitorGlenn Miller (TGMNNF) Boat Piss-Pull Refugee from the Billy Roper 2004 Christmas Coup to Phorafags/feebs — call this monthly “cycling” “Bi-Polar Bradifer Going All Cunthair Walrus On Us”.

            I was locked up in the Fulton State NutHouse in Missery for 31 months, doped up and forced to fight with younger bigger nuts and had five teeth knocked out for refusal to accept a Pub[l]ic Pretender to [Mis]Represent Us from Dec. 2005 to July 2008 when I finally pretended to hire a lawyer and stopped getting doped up and sent back to jail to face trial. Anyways, as I responded to the jew, negress, and dothead psychiatrists who are the dregs of the profession who worked there that I and everyone locked up there knew far more about dangerous nuts who were murderers, baby & granny rapers, and sundry psychotic criminals than them silly bastards because we had to live with them 24 hours a day, seven daze a week, for six months to years on end and knew which ones were really dangerous because we had to live with them while they saw them for only a half-hour or so every couple of months. I also told them that schidzophrenia and most every other mental disease was caused by Peter Dunkin. When asked who was Peter Dunkin I would tell them that “Peter Dunkin” was a “what” not a “who.”

            Every day was a grey day. I would amuse myself by causing trouble from Mondays to Wednesdays and then stop because I genuinely feared the “Ten & Five” Cocktail of Haldol and Atavan if I went too far. Eventually I got into medium security and started causing legal trouble so they wanted to get rid of me so we agreed to stop the illegal doping so I could face charges in the County Jail, where the charges fell apart.

            Anyways, Bi-Polar Bradifer is the sort of little rich whigger kid who you have “protection money” paid to like Epstein who would fill up the commissary account so you could get ramen noodles, sausages, candy bars, coffee and tea bags, candy, cookies and nutty bars and protect such as Bi-Polar Bradifer from itty-bitty negroid feet from sneaking up and beating up the weaker whiggers with a plastic lawn chair or such. Us white boys would sit four to a table in the dayroom and play cards and watch out for the nutty congoids who were in for violent crimes as well as the baby & granny raping. Bi-Polar Bradifer was sent to the cackle-factory by his own rich parents & is doubtless the kind who would pay tribute.

            So Bi-Polar Bradifer is of course doped up to the gills with Second Generation anti-psychotropic medications like Seroquel, Resperadal, Depakote (which makes you really fat and diabetic) and all manner of other dope. And the dosages are increased to hundreds of milligrams to where the inmate “cycles” and then crashes either due to the massive meds or they make him go “cold turkey” which can cause mania and violence. So when Bi-Polar Bradifer gets to “cycling” he becums all “Cunthair Walrus”. Bi-Polar Bradifer started claiming to be George Wallace’s grand-nephew back in 2004 on Phorafags/feebs.

            Right now Bi-Polar Bradifer is channelling the Kingfish Huey Long even though to the Manor House born. He was far more fun as “Lord Skorpius” with the 25% jewboy Kane12312345666 as his Igor from back in 2011 when he was fat.

            He has always had plenty of money for books from which he scans in loads of stuff and comments upon like he read them. All of which is fine. But he likes this Jersey City jew named William Baal Finck who murdered a Puerto-Rican sneak thief in the Jersey City Jail and fin[c]ked out the wop pig who helped kill the PR and then destroyed his appeal, cf US v. Dumers 135 F.3d 767 and US v Fin[c]k 135 F.3d 767. Baal Finck pretends to be a Greek Skrewler and See-Eye Dentist and runs Christogonnerrhea.org.

            Not to mention hanging out with 1/8 jew mischlings like Dickie Spencthwer and full jews like Mike Isaac Enoch Peinovich and other Charlottesville 1.0 ZOGbots on the Board of the Foundation For the MarketPlace of Ideas (FMI) also known as the ZOGbot Poverty [F]Law Center (ZPLC). They also promoted Charlottesville and the League of the South, cf this 2017 501(c)(3) IRS short form attests to:

            http://bryanreo-lawsuits.xyz/Reo_19CV001530_f2589/2020/Mar20/14Mar20_ML/Doc%2026-1%20501c3%20Tax%20Form.pdf

            Bi-Polar Bradifer Griffin is mainly harmless even when he cycles into Cunthair Walrus, and is a devout Branch Covidian.

            Hail Victory !!!

            Pastor Martin Lindstedt
            Church of Jesus Christ Christian / Aryan Nations of Missouri

        2. Old Enough To Be Your Mother says:
          January 12, 2021 at 5:11 am

          And also does a podcast witn turncoat Matt Heimbach. Very curious indeed.

    2. Josephus Cato says:
      January 9, 2021 at 9:43 am

      Why did Spencer go team Biden? The whole DNC platform sort of goes against white identity politics.

    3. Antidote says:
      January 9, 2021 at 10:08 am

      What I liked about Spencer was that he has American pedigree going back to the colonial/Pioneer times and he is a genuine big brained nibba. Sorry to say he couldn’t take the heat. Although his ancestors fought the British, savage Injuns, and broke the sod and felled the forests, he folded like a lawn chair when he got sucker punched by a piss and filth fetishist, and then was outed and canceled by a butch lesbian in a gym.
      Yes, he is a lush but like Grant and Churchill it could have been overlooked. Apparently he applied for Editor of Taki’s Mag but heaved during the interview.

    4. M says:
      January 9, 2021 at 7:13 pm

      Spencer and his ilk provoke nothing but utter and extreme disgust from me. People should stay away from them and never let them close to anything resembling a movement in the right direction. They could do one million mea culpas but that still wouldn’t be enough. They are internet attention whores. That’s all they will ever be. I say we don’t even let them be that. We should go out of our way to not mention them or if necessary show how despicable they truly are. Disgusting. Just disgusting.

    5. Jaego says:
      January 9, 2021 at 10:17 pm

      Did he turn Rat to avoid prosecution after Cville?

  10. Bernard says:
    January 9, 2021 at 1:10 am

    You evil disgusting pieces of NAZI FILTH!!! The Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice authorities are very soon coming your way! You support this heinous attempt at INSURECTION and MASS MURDER!!… Be prepared to suffer the consequences!

    1. FashDude88 says:
      January 9, 2021 at 6:57 am

      LOL seethe some more and dilate about it you anti-White swine.

    2. Secret Socrates says:
      January 9, 2021 at 6:28 pm

      Prepared.

      1. spin gerahat says:
        January 10, 2021 at 8:51 pm

        Yup

  11. Jaego says:
    January 9, 2021 at 10:11 pm

    Bravo for the second to last paragraph. People get so caught up in the “if onlys”. You cut through it with the Truth: they were going to come down on us one way or another, because they hate us and want to do that. And they always intended to do so once they had attained the sufficient power.

  12. fenterlairck says:
    January 10, 2021 at 8:03 am

    I went to Michael Savage’s website, and there was an interesting video from the Capitol moments before the shooting. Three security officers stand before the door as the crowd get closer, and say nothing and do nothing, even as one man smashes a window a couple of feet from one officer. Then the video shows rifle-carrying officers approach from the stairs, and the three officers withdraw without a word, and the window-smashing goes on.

    It was just before the shooting. It just seems very odd. No one tells the crowd to back off. I understand not wanting to get stomped by a crowd, but as a security officer, I just wouldn’t stand there and do nothing to someone two feet from me…unless ordered to?
    It just looks strange.

    And really, aren’t you supposed to say ‘stop or I’ll shoot?’

    As for OD, I stopped going to the site when Wallace went after Trump over and over…five threads of attacks in one posting. Also he won’t discuss the suspicions about C-19. Remember how he went crazy over Yang for president? The same obsessiveness, over and over. It’s a tad disturbing.

    As for Spencer, I’ll quote the late Harold Covington in September, 2017:
    ‘I find some of Spencer’s gaffes to be more troubling than others. I simply don’t get his bizarre laissez-faire attitude toward the revolting practice of buggery. …this no-queers thing is a standard WN box. Why is it so bloody difficult to get him to check it? Spencer’s public cavorting last year with the Vietnamese celebwhore Tila Tequila might have been written off as mere tone-deaf high spirits in the wake of the Trump victory by a Fearless Leader who still hadn’t quite found his feet yet…But there are other things about this man that make my spider sense tingle. This may be petty and lack imagination, but I’m sorry, I have difficulty trusting anyone who used to hang out with the Bush daughters at hoity-toity lake resorts in Texas. Having come from a much lower stratum of the monied elite myself, albeit admittedly long ago, I can assure you that kind of people exist solely in and for their own world and have no sympathy at all for anyone outside of it, and they will always act in their own narrow class interests. I have yet to see any sign that Spencer is different.’

  13. Captain John Charity Spring MA says:
    January 10, 2021 at 8:17 am

    The guy in the furs with the riot shield is a Jew from Brooklyn called Aaron. His dad is a Democratic affiliated Judge called Schlomo. He’s standing next to the confederate flag guy a lot.

    What a permance art masterpiece.

  14. Pastor Lindstedt says:
    January 11, 2021 at 12:54 am

    The Sixth of January 2021 was Charlottesville 2.0 or Greensboro 2021

    A number of people involved in the White Supremacy Movement called the “Sixth of January ‘Inevitable Incident'” Charlottesville 2.0 as much the same people who initially instigated this were the same people as in Charlottesville 1.0 back in 2017. The police let these antifa ZOGbots pretending to be genuine white supremacists in then the rest of the foolish mob gets into the opulent nest of thieves and after initial awe then goes wild. The result looks like the Bastille in 1787 or the Russian Revolution in 1917 with revolutionary consequences.

    Now getting involved in rioting and violence can be an awful lot of fun for young white men with nothing to lose. The Sixth of January 2021 was an event, promoted by antifa ZOGbots in which Deplorables much like the starving Parisians rose up and set the Congress-Criminal rabble to rout and made it quite certain that political violence and the resulting racial and civil violence shall never be absent until the Final Collapse.

    So we will never knuckle under to this fraudulent election or this decrepit Mighty Evil Empire on the verge of Collapse, be us Boomers who let it all slip away or GenXers who never got their place at the trough, or the Millennials who never had a trough or a place there in the first place ever because they are young cis-gendered white males.

    Yes, yes, the proper word to describe the events of The Sixth of January 2021 is “inevitable.” Ashli Babbitt was the first fatality of the Second Civil War which ended with the Ten Thousand Warlords over the former ZOGland.

    Hail Victory !!!

    Pastor Martin Lindstedt
    Church of Jesus Christ Christian / Aryan Nations of Missouri

  15. American says:
    January 11, 2021 at 1:49 am

    Does anyone know the website handling legal defense for the protestors?

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