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Even though the metaphoric passenger airliner of Western civilization is plummeting at speed towards its ultimate destruction on the craggy peaks of the multi-cult, it’s disconcerting to look around at our fellow passengers who are completely oblivious. There are those who have assumed the crash position, calm as Hindu cows. And there are still others who are raging against the decline like irate anti-heroes who want their last single serving half-and-half cream added to their bitter coffee of entitlement before they’re obliterated.
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Thank you for offering these small crumbs. There are also many positive activities taking place in building parallel institutions. Ind doing so the best of our people facing the truth that we are far from the best of us from across our entire chain of being. Undaunted, the quality and steadily increasing quantity of these young men of quality are taking action to do the things that collectively will rise to our ancestor’s considerable standards and achievements.
It is bleak. The officers on the Spanish boat, and the crowd that cheered those actions are a sign that the spirit of our folk is being roused. We are not permitted to speak. This is not bad. For with our backs against the wall we are being forced to act. The cowards asking for more cream will come in numbers when shame compels them and fifth caste status is no longer reward enough for their spiritually sickened value system.
Meanwhile we at the Vanguard, hold and bolster the line.
Thank you. Yes, we need to celebrate the small victories as they come.
So how about a monthly “good news” column? 🙂
Thanks, Clarissa, yes, that’s a great idea!
Thank you for a few positive stories on the Friday before a long weekend. What frosts me most about these DEI administrators is that I am 100% positive that they believe that they’re vital cogs in the machinery of higher education. The thought never crosses their minds that they’re completely useless. Their high salaries notwithstanding I’m sure they believe that they’re overworked and underpaid. The biggest decision of the day is where to go for lunch. I’d pay to see them at a real job where the employer actually expects them to do something.
I checked out a salary database. It turns out that $320K, which is what the University of Nebraska was paying the top diversity commissar, is only a smidge under entry-level pay for cardiovascular surgeons in Lincoln, Nebraska.
”Chancellor Olaf Scholz…. it’s time to start deporting foreigners…”. Do not be fooled by this – 2 steps forward; 1 step back. The only sign indicating we are reclaiming our homelands is when we explicitly pass official documents that read, for example, Ireland is the explicit homeland of the Irish People in perpetuity. Irish is by blood.
Unfortunately, I think it’s one step forward, two steps back.
I’ll add two other conditions to that:
No new intruders are permitted. This will be both de jure and de facto, so they’re officially prohibited and also turned back at the border – no pretending!
Existing intruders start being sent back to where they belong. Even those who are paper citizens are eligible for deportation.
Was the withdrawal from Afghanistan really that bad? I had assumed that rhetoric to be another psy-op to condition Americans against (necessary) withdrawls from unnecessary wars.
The government that we’d propped up practically popped like a soap bubble. Worse, we left (IIRC) about $80 billion in military hardware behind. Some of this included aircraft that simply could’ve been flown out of the depot. So the Taliban went from goat herders with rusty AK-47s and 1980s-vintage rocket launchers to being one of the best armed countries in the world, all thanks to the American taxpayer. On top of that, an unknown number of Americans were left behind in Afghanistan, and I have no idea what happened to them after that.
It takes a degree of military genius to conduct a successful offensive. But it takes a special kind of stupid to bungle a retreat that badly.
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