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Apart from hatred, politicians don’t provoke feelings of great passion in me. There is nothing inspiring about managers with comb-overs; men who never fought in battle, who never led from the front, who don’t write their own speeches and rely on teleprompters to recite them, who come from law schools and Goldman Sachs, who make promises that they have no intention of keeping.
The less said about women politicians, the better. There are a few who are not terrible, but women stuffing themselves into pantsuits and entering the political arena has had a mostly corrosive effect on politics, civilization, and women themselves.
My readers may have noticed that I didn’t write much about Donald Trump or the elections in the United States. In fact, the only time I did was to criticize Trump’s proposed immigration policy.
I don’t live in the United States. It makes about as much sense for me to obsess over American politics and presidential elections as it does for me to do the same over politics in Germany. In fact, it makes even less sense. I live in Europe. What happens in Germany is of more importance, simply because of proximity.
Yes, the USA and Germany are both important countries, but I’m not there on the ground. I’m not German, and although I was born in America, I don’t really consider myself an American either. It’s not my place to comment or put out “hot takes” on the political drama happening in either country.
Frankly, I don’t think American politics is very interesting anyway, even with The Donald back in action. I find Trump Enthusiasm Syndrome just as strange and unwarranted as Trump Derangement Syndrome. Trump is likeable and endearing, he is a fountain of memes, his sense of humor and comedic timing is superior to that of many professional comics; but as a statesman and leader, he underwhelms. How we dearly wish that Trump was the bogeyman the left makes him out to be! Will things be different now that he has a second chance? There are reasons to be sceptical.
America’s Problems Run Deep
The United States of America suffers from diseases that a presidential election cannot and will not cure.
The American people are mentally and physically unwell. Nearly 75% of the population are overweight. Almost half are obese. Vast quantities of Americans take antidepressants, starting at ages as young as 12 years old. Suicide is a leading cause of death, especially for men.
I say “the American people”, but who are they? What does that mean anymore? America is as unwell demographically as it is mentally and physically. Only 60% of the population is “White (Non-Hispanic)”. The country is so racially discombobulated, it is forever condemned to the endless tension, violence, tedium, complaining, grievance-grifting, and general dysfunction that comes with a hyper-diverse society and free-for-all democracy. Both the American left and what passes for the American right are fine with this. Donald Trump has promised to “let a lot of people come in” to the country as long as they come “legally”. This promise is met with nods of approval and frantic applause. Civic nationalism is essentially baked into the American way of life now. The MAGA movement looks just as “diverse” as a Democratic Party rally. There are gay MAGAs, lesbian MAGA mommies, transexual MAGA drag queens, biracial couple MAGAs.
Americans will never be able to unite as a people while the United States remains in its current form. That is: a multiracial, multicultural, quasi-empire. In what was presumably his final speech as president, Joe Biden once again referred to the United States as “an experiment”. There is little left of an organic nation. America is a project of social engineering; apparently, one which is never finished or even meant to be finished.
The best chance for unity in America is ideological unity, or at least unity of values, but this is just as unlikely as national unity. Donald Trump might have won an emphatic victory, but his win was also thanks in part to the miserable candidate the Democratic Party offered, and the shambles of the past four years. America is still split roughly 50-50 between people on the liberal extremist left and people on the conservative “right”. With effective propaganda and a decent candidate, there’s no reason to think that the Democrats can’t achieve victory of their own in four years’ time.
Regardless of who wins presidential elections, the polarization of the populace will continue apace. There is no common ground between someone who thinks that abortion is the most important issue, that women should be able to terminate the life of a baby in the third trimester, and someone who thinks that abortion is murder.
There is no common ground between someone who believes that borders are imaginary, that no human is illegal, that no amount of immigration is too high, and someone who wants to build a wall across the American south.
With a growing “diverse” population, even traditional American values like the right to free expression are losing their prominence. Reverence towards the men who enshrined such rights has also diminished, and of course it has. How can anyone expect a 20-something college student from Bangladesh to care about what a bunch of old, dead Europeans believed? How can anyone expect her to feel a sense of continuity with those bygone men?
Even if we consider the 2020 election as stolen or rigged in favor of Joe Biden (and it almost certainly was), it still doesn’t change the reality that in less than a quarter of a century, America has schizophrenically veered from George W. Bush, to Barrack Obama, to Donald Trump, to Barrack Obama’s Vice President, then back to Donald Trump, with each election leaving approximately half of the country not just disappointed, but horrified, angry, and despondent.
This isn’t healthy. Politics and elections shouldn’t provoke such intense emotions, unless civil war is being waged; although many Americans may feel like they are in a sort of cold civil war. Perhaps they are right to feel that way. I don’t think America is anywhere near a civil war, but it’s worth remembering that civil wars don’t start overnight. They can simmer for decades before armed, violent conflict boils over. Think of the Spanish Civil War. Before that war began, Spain was a country that had been polarizing for years and years. There were two dominant and opposing positions, but there were also a smattering of various factions with their own ideologies operating in the margins. Sound familiar?
Liberals screaming and crying because Trump won is childish, obviously, but those intense emotions (assuming they aren’t merely performing for the Internet) are ultimately not too different from the emotions that inspire a man to take up arms against his own countrymen in a fight to the death.
That liberals shriek after Trump wins, that conservatives feel like Obama destroyed the country, shows that, correctly or incorrectly, Americans think that the fate of “the greatest country on Earth and in the history of mankind™️” is at stake with every election. Both political parties and the media do their best to whip up as much melodrama and hysterics as possible. “Vote like your life depends on it, BECAUSE IT DOES.” This is not normal political rhetoric in a stable, healthy nation-state.
But of course, stable, boring politics doesn’t make for good entertainment, and America is nothing if not the epicentre of showbiz. Celebrity endorsements, rap stars performing at rallies, music videos, campaign ads, merchandise, arenas packed with people eagerly awaiting the special appearance of some Hollywood star or stand-up comedian. Team Red vs Team Blue! Who will win? Tune in tonight at 8:00 p.m. Eastern, 5:00 p.m. Pacific. The Presidential Election, brought to you by: Aflac.
In a country where pop culture is the only culture, where the Avengers are the national icons, politics is just another spectacle.
“Make Israel Great Again!”
Americans, and everyone else living in “the West”, don’t get a say on Israel. For all the intractable differences and ideological divisions, the Democrats and the Republicans agree on one thing: America’s unconditional support for a tiny Jewish state in the Middle East.
There’s simply no choice in the matter. Whether you vote for Clinton or Biden or Trump or De Santis, the American regime will always be ready to ask “How high?” whenever Israel says “Jump!”.
While the rank and file of the Democratic Party and its multicoloured voting base might be loathe to support Israel, the leaders have no such qualms. As for the Republicans, forget about it. I’d wager that not even 5% of American conservatives and Republican voters disagree with the statement “Israel is our greatest ally and America must always support them”. The vast population of American evangelicals practically worship the state of Israel. There’s no fixing this.
Of course, Trump is expected to grovel at Israel’s feet and pander to Jews. Both parties are in the pocket of Jewish donors. But just because it’s expected doesn’t mean I can’t find it off-putting and worthy of ridicule. That an American presidential candidate promises to “Make Israel great again” should strike any normal person as odd. How many other foreign countries does Trump want to make great again? None? Just Israel? Why? WHY?
Trump’s philosemitism has reached levels of bizarre hyperbole. In the end, however, all his pandering was for naught. 79% of American Jews voted for Kamala Harris. And yet, I don’t think Trump is interested in winning the Jewish vote. There’s something else at play. Something more ominous.
Trump panders to the Jewish priestly class and the Israeli ruling class. In return, the priestly class has come to view him as a second Cyrus, a Moshiach come to fulfil prophecy. Here is a compilation of rabbis and Trump himself stating just that:
🚨Epic Rabbi Compilation🚨
“Trump, the Savior of the Jews”
Rabbis claim that Trump is the Messiah of Edom (the West) who will lead it to assist and serve Israel. According to Exodus 21:6, a Servant who wants to remain with his Master needs to have his right ear pierced.
Trump… pic.twitter.com/H8zfLQIRCM— Jongiraitis (@JuanasFabricias) November 4, 2024
And what are the prophecies Trump is meant to fulfil? Supposedly, he is going to usher in the new age in which Esau (Europe/America) serves Jacob (Israel), in which the third temple is built, in which the great war between Gog and Magog wipes out all the enemies of Yahweh and his “chosen people”, a one-world-government is established in Jerusalem, and the nations of the world become Jew-serving Noahides. All of that sounds like a lot to accomplish in just four years, but the truth is that the path to this final destination was paved long ago. Trump’s second term as president will just be a few more steps along that path. His slavish devotion to Israel and his bellicose rhetoric towards Iran make all of this seem less like crazy talk and more like a very real possibility.
In 2016, Donald Trump was such a breath of fresh air thanks in large part to his politically incorrect honesty about America’s disastrous foreign policy and shambolic wars in the Middle East. This time around, Trump seems more likely to start World War Three at the behest of his Israeli chums.
Trump’s Promises
Another reason why I’m not particularly enthused about Trump is that he has promised to do things that I find very disagreeable, if not genuinely frightening.
We’ve already addressed his promise to turn legal immigration up to 11, thereby continuing the demographic disfigurement of the United States, just doing it “legally”.
He has also sworn to criminalise so-called antisemitism and “remove the Jew haters”. Given the context of his comments (the one-year anniversary of the Hamas attack on October 7), we can assume that by “Jew haters” Trump was referring to terrorist sympathisers. But it doesn’t take a stretch of the imagination to conclude that anyone protesting the obvious criminal actions of the state of Israel could be roped in with “Jew haters”.
As for so-called antisemitism, the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance has taken it upon itself to define what it is, and 31 countries including the Zionist outpost known as the United States have decided to embrace it. One of the IHRA’s examples of antisemitism is “expressions of animus towards the Jewish State of Israel”.
Another of Trump’s promises is to tackle America’s illegal immigration crisis by establishing a cutting-edge “biometric entry-exit visa tracking system”. Once again, the liberties of ordinary Americans will be curtailed in the name of national security. Just as the Patriot Act and airport security measures treated Americans no different than terrorists, Trump’s biometric tracking system will lay the groundwork to treat Americans no different than the border-hoppers flooding up from the south. And MAGA will lap it up.
These are three major issues, especially for nationalists, and on all three Trump’s position is cause for concern. We used to bemoan the fact that Trump didn’t keep his promises. This time around, we might do well to hope that he doesn’t.
Do Not Underestimate a Wounded Animal
If American presidents are not elected, but rather installed, what does it say that Trump is back in the White House? Did the true powers-that-be want Trump in office? If so, why? Consider that major newspapers did not endorse either candidate for the first time in ages, which effectively was an endorsement for Trump. What do they know about the coming years that we, as yet, do not?
Could it be that the situation in America is so grim, the “elites” are willing to let Trump assume office so that he will also be forced to assume responsibility? Or perhaps they have something cooked up to derail Trump’s second administration just as they derailed it in the past with Black Lives Matter riots and Covid-19?
The Democratic Party machine, the extremist liberals, and the deep state, are not going anywhere. The results of the election show that Trump has a mandate to do what he wants, what “the people” want, but as the past several years have made crystal clear, a feature of Our Democracy™️ is that The Establishment makes sure the people don’t get what they voted for. We’ve seen this play out in the United States, and in European countries such as France, Austria, and Germany. There is no reason to think that the entrenched powers in America are going to let Trump run roughshod over them.
I shudder to think what manufactured crises will beset Trump’s second term.
Mr. Brightside
It’s not all doom and gloom. Trump does have some good proposals too, such as ending what is known as “birthright citizenship” which allows those who are born on American soil to become American citizens automatically and which has created the phenomenon of “anchor babies”.
Trump’s team seems to be much better this time around. I have misgivings about Elon Musk. I’m wary of things like Neuralink and I vehemently disagree with him on the matter of immigration, legal or otherwise. That said, I think his heart is in the right place, and more importantly, he has demonstrated that he’s capable of changing his mind, of seeing the light as it were. His purchase of Twitter changed the course of this eternal battle we find ourselves fighting. Whether he takes on an official role in the Trump administration or simply calls Trump from time to time with advice and ideas, I think that’ll be a good thing on the whole.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is another figure who might be able to start making America feel better again. He has already made public statements about the need to restore healthy food in America, to take on Big Pharma and Americans’ addiction to prescription drugs, and so on.
No matter who fills Trump’s cabinet, at the end of the day it’s worth remembering that America is a huge country with a gigantic population. The daily life of people in America will not be dramatically changed because of the man in the Oval Office. The policy decisions that most affected me or my family almost always came from local government, not the White House. This will continue to be so. The Founding Fathers, imbued as they were with revolutionary republican ideals and paranoia about monarchies, ensured that the American head of state doesn’t actually have that much power and doesn’t actually have power for that much time. In fact, many of Trump’s promises are “executive orders”. These executive orders are as easily revoked as they are implemented.
From the nationalist perspective, Trump’s victory is a powerful symbolic one. Had Trump lost “again”, it would have been very easy for the globalist liberal establishment to declare nationalism, populism, and anti-immigrationism dead. The Republican Party would have had to return to Mitt Romney types. European nationalists would have lost an ally and European liberals would have felt new wind in their sails.
Whether or not some faction of the “elites” wanted Trump in office, it’s obvious that another, rather significant faction did not. It’s always good to throw a spanner in the latter faction’s works, and Trump is that spanner.
So, instead of making predictions in order to burnish my own self-importance, I prefer to wait and see how things will play out and remain steadfast in my station, lowly as it is, as a writer who is primarily concerned with the survival and prosperity of Europeans and the European diaspora.
Let these words serve as a repository of my views on Trump. In this day and age when there is a dearth of critical thinking and Internet culture has made political discourse very catty and petty, people find it hard to comprehend that you don’t have to “pick a side”.
Opposing Israel doesn’t mean that one supports Palestine, and vice versa. Opposing Russia doesn’t mean that one supports NATO. Criticizing Trump doesn’t mean that one supports the Democrats, and praising Trump when he does something good, or simply enjoying the memes that Trump produces, doesn’t mean that one endorses him.
I have long favored a third position, for lack of a better term.
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Hear, hear.
As fun as the mainstream meltdown was (and still is), and as uplifting, for lack for a better term, his win was, I find myself starting to develop Trump Fatigue Syndrome. We’ll see what actually happens. Until then, time to move on to other topics.
A very candid assessment of the situation. Looking at the dearth of comments here, I must assume that the picture of Trump and Nutyahoo has turned off a lot of people. However, truth is truth and it will win at the end.
Very nice article. Don’t want to sound too much like the brainiac meme of “you’re both wrong” without explaining things but I think this article is mostly right. We must not get stuck within the thought and moral paradigm’s and fallacious dichotomies that I am beginning to suspect are at least somewhat intentional traps. I would like to say though to everyone here that we cannot keep fighting world war 2. National socialism for the most part is dead. And while I think a small part of it is being resurrected like a seed it is not the same. Jews and their attacks are not our number 1 problem. The number 1 problem we have is us ourselves. Our people are our number 1 problem and not just the ones we disagree with.
Don’t get me wrong I think the records do need to be re-examined and our heroes honored. But we must for the most part move on and fight the new war. This is the best way to honor our heroes and ancestors. I believe a big key to victory for our movement and people (and perhaps each of us individually) does lie in our past but we must go much much further back. We can look to our very ancient ancestors to help guide us. This retrospective as well as a present introspective and finally a vision and courage to take on the truth, life, struggle, discipline, passion and the future, I believe is the key (rockets) to victory not only for our people but also for the self.
Right now our people are hiding. Hiding from their own hearts. Hiding because they are afraid of losing their lives. But what I believe is that to hide from what is in the heart is to lose one’s life. You just lose it much more slowly.
Well anyway’s now that I’ve put that drama out there, I’d like to ask are there going to be some people from Counter Currents at the Amren conference? I’d like to meet some people from the site if so and make a donation.
Now is the time to rally, organize and go on the offensive. So cheer up and let’s accept our hatred, love, aggression, compassion and rage as the gifts from the Gods that they are and utilize them to crush our enemies, consolidate power and push forward into the future.
Either the Jewish Question is a discussion worth having or it isn’t.
If it is, then there is no getting around the watershed event of History, the Year of Our Lord, 1945 and the Holy 6M. We might not be the best batters but we have to at least be prepared for the pitch. We can’t dodge forever.
I realize that it is vogue in certain circles to regard the real problem as being one of White people, i.e., we are either culturally or genetically flawed compared to our noble ancestors, ad nauseam.
I disagree. We already have the raw material now for great things, and you can see this anywhere that White people gather and overwhelmingly participate. This needs to be more manifest and without shame.
What we lack is decent leadership. And most of that will have to come from the ranks, where all leaders are born.
I didn’t say it was going to be easy. These are multi-generational struggles.
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Counter-Currents will have a booth at the AmRen conference, anyway.
I find Trump Enthusiasm Syndrome just as strange and unwarranted as Trump Derangement Syndrome…
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Five Star astute assessment of America and Americans, Angelo. Bravo!
Sam, above in comment #3. claims “Jews and their attacks are not our number 1 problem.” Did he read your essay for comprehension? Sam should have no problem rubbing elbows with “White nationalists” at Jared Taylor’s gathering who don’t see Jewish supremacy as the number 1 problem.
Angelo, yours should be a companion piece to yesterday’s American Dissident Voices broadcast to see the overwhelming extent that Jewish billionaires have Donald Trump in their pockets: “Raining on the Trump Parade” at nationalvanguard.org. His servile relationship under Bibi and ultra Zionists like the Adelsons will likely involve a new generation of American military vets in a war, perhaps a global war for Jewry once again, while Jews hold their coats for them.
It’s pretty clear that Trump is owned, and not just by Jewish money, but by the corruption of the Jew-run System that has imbued his mind and heart for his entire life. And it is also definitely clear that he is not a champion of our race. He’s just a sharp businessman who thinks he can run the race-replacement ship that America has become better than the Democrat nutcases can — and he’s probably right about that.
Author John Massaro speculated on National Vanguard weeks ago that Trump would be elected. And he was right about that. And he also speculated that he would not serve out his full term. We shall see. “Let’s Talk About Donald Trump” at nationalvanguard.org.
Either way, even though his candidacy is not the cause for hope and progress that some pro-White folks think it is, and despite the fact that he has repeatedly and ominously threatened to “end” critics of Jewish power by unspecified means, the hopes he raised among Whites are a good thing. Those hopes are sure to be dashed and then, if we can reach enough of those good White folks, many of them are quite capable of understanding and supporting the real Hope of all time, the message of the National Alliance: “Join Us” at natall.com
Learn on this ADV how prior to Sheldon and Miriam Adelson giving Trump hundreds of billions of dollars for him to “make Israel great again,” they supported Marco Rubio to be president. Today Trump tapped Rubio to be his Secretary of State. How do you suppose will that work out for that “shitty little nation”?
In 2015, when he was running for president for the first time, Donald Trump used to boast that he didn’t take money from the big donors (a wildly disproportionate number of whom are Jews). Trump even said his rival for the Republican nomination, Marco Rubio, would become a “puppet” because he was taking a lot of money from casino billionaire couple Sheldon and Miriam Adelson.
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/653884577300267008
But by the very next year, Sheldon Adelson started funding Trump with an initial payment of $100 million. Doubtless some of that money was used to created the ads in which Trump tried to appeal to the Jew-wise by featuring the faces of Jewish financiers and oligarchs and Fed chairmen while he talked of taking power back from them and giving to the people. Talk about irony!
That $100 million morphed to $500 million in short order and the total is much, much larger now — as the largesse continues from Miriam now that Sheldon has gone on to the subterranean Zion or wherever they go when they cease to plague us. (Miriam has to get by on $40 billion or so now, along with a daily income of around $35 million from a string of casinos. She certainly does need all the protection that Donald Trump has promised to give her!)
And Miriam Adelson is very, very pleased with the performance of her servant. I’ll embed part of a speech she made on that topic in the text version of this broadcast on nationalvanguard.org:
https://twitter.com/abierkhatib/status/1824452745916506460
She goes on and on about all the territory that Donald Trump allowed Israel to seize from its rightful inhabitants, and all the money that makes it easy for Jews to slaughter them, too — as we’re seeing every single day now in Gaza, the West Bank, and Lebanon. (And Jews have made America and Europe into killing fields too, for racial replacement in just as sure a method of mass murder as are phosphorous bombs and drone missiles.)
>> “The MAGA movement looks just as “diverse” as a Democratic Party rally. There are gay MAGAs, lesbian MAGA mommies, transexual MAGA drag queens, biracial couple MAGAs.” <<
There is no doubt that anybody who has ever heard of the JQ and the USS Liberty ALREADY KNOWS that The Donald is not really Der Trumpenführer. We all know that here at C-C.
Let’s stop crashing through this open door and soberly assess the new 2024 situation.
We dodged a bullet last week. Big time. Short of an actual assassination, the Establishment pulled out the stops to avoid Trump II, and that crucial fact cannot be overstated.
Scores of millions of Americans voted Trump 47 and these were overwhelmingly White people.
If more Darkies voted Trump in 2024 than in 2020, it was simply because Kamalamala (like Hillary before) was so loathsome.
Perhaps I can’t speak for other regions of the country, but Arizona is a Purple state that is close to being overrun by Third World immigrants, and the GOP is struggling. But the RINOs are struggling for their very existence in a Trump era which has allowed a notable Rightward shift.
I’ve attended a few Trump rallies over the years and the only Darkies you could find were the guy selling T-shirts and the token or two that they put on the stage in view of the TV cameras.
I find that a lot of foreigners simply can’t see past the American Exceptionalism rhetoric and the “greatest nation in the world” boilerplate that nobody has really believed since the 1950s when every schoolkid in a civics class could tell you all about Natural Law. This was a time when only plutocratic elites thought about America with a future as a global Empire over a continental Republic.
What this means is that there is a tremendous amount of potential for organizing a White populist base right now with Trump probably being at least not too unfriendly with it. We will see if he has the fortitude to pardon the J6ers and clean house with the anti-White police state.
Make no mistake that the Establishment wanted him gone girl gone, and he keeps showing up like a bad penny ─ but they also know that he is not an existential threat to them or he would have gotten a Judea Declares War notice.
For at least a month, the actual polling data (not the equivocal takes and gaslighting for the purposes of voter consumption) has indicated a complete Kamalamala meltdown, and Establishment organs like the Washington Post brazenly failed to endorse the Democrat in order to preserve what credibility they might still have before the other shoe drops. They would have been loath to have called things this way otherwise, and not by a small margin.
What needs to happen is that White people engaging in the public sphere now have to learn how to dutifully “flip the bird” when Establishment creeps call them Rayciss.
Trump earned their eternal hatred by starting this to a small degree in 2016 which had not ever happened since 1968. And now we need to turn the dial up to 11.
Crashing through an open door again. I understand that most Europeans regard Americans as simple Rednecks with their Bibles and Guns, and their most precious thoughts and prayers given for Izrull, but the reality is a little more nuanced.
In all of the swing states, they all voted decisively for Trump, and there were anti-Abortion referenda measures on the ballots that all failed spectacularly. Likewise, Izrull is not as well regarded in the flyover-heartland as people seem to think.
Joe and Jane Sixpack are not so keen on more Forever Wars, which was one of Trump’s key selling points.
Yes, it will take a lot more vigilance than checking a box on a ballot. Unfortunately, we live in times of soy lattes and lite beer rather than jackboots ─ but we must all do what we can to purge the public sewer. The fact that “making America great again” is even a meme at all is encouraging, but now it is time to move forward. And the enemy is not nearly worried enough.
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