Dennis Prager on Donald Trump

From Prager’s radio show in July 2015:

Comment: “Poor Dennis Prager…he’s a smart guy but still spouts neo-con drivel that nobody is buying anymore…flush the show and don’t forget to jiggle the handle!”

Dennis: “We have terrific people [running for the Republican nomination] and all this attention is being given to a man who has no Republican background, no conservative principles, and somehow has sucked out all the wind out of the Republican process. It’s mind-boggling and very depressing. A very powerful piece on this by John Podhoretz, the editor of Commentary, one of the leading Conservative magazines.”

Trump: The Case for Despairing About America by John Podhoretz

No sense pretending: Donald Trump is the only news of the 2016 race, and this fact says something very troubling about the Republican party, the conservative electorate, the mass media culture, and the United States in general. Sounds like an exaggeration, but it’s not. Really it’s not.

Ted Cruz goes to war with the GOP Senate leadership; Hillary Clinton proposes the highest tax rates in 70 years; Marco Rubio goes after John Kerry on the Iran deal in a Senate hearing. Well, big deal. Phffft. They’ve all been crowded out by the Trump noise. There will be the first Republican debate in ten days. It’s the most important political event of the year thus far. And it will be all about Trump. He will see to that; the reporters will see to that, and the minor candidates looking to move up will see to it by trying to pick fights with him and best him.

It’s not enough to say that there are matters of deathly serious to be discussed, from Iran to ISIS to the possible collapse of the Euro and the Chinese economy to the harvesting of fetal organs, because there are always serious matters to be discussed as elections approach. The issue with Trump is that his approach can only be called “the politics of unseriousness.” He engages with no issue, merely offers a hostile and pithy soundbite bromide about it. He yammers. He describes how wonderful things will be when he acts against something or other without explaining how he will act, what he will do, or how it will work.

The Trump view, boiled down: They’re all idiots and I’m very rich and I know how to do things and if you say Word One against me I will say something incredibly nasty about you and who cares about how the Senate works or the House works or international alliances work or how treaties work or how anything works. That stuff is for sissies and losers and disasters. I know how to do it I me me me I me me I I me. And me. And I.

Politics and megalomania go hand in hand — otherwise, why would the ancient emperors have had someone whispering “Caesar, thou art mortal” in their ears as they paraded triumphantly through Rome to remind them they were not gods? To take one random example, Ed Koch, a very good politician indeed and one who did very good things, spent the last 20 years of his life literally incapable of speaking a sentence that was not in the first person. When I made a close study of the presidency of George H. W. Bush for my first book, Hell of a Ride, I discovered to my amazement that his speeches too were remarkably self-referential and his policies often came down to a kind of “what should a person like me in this situation do” rather than representing a serious grappling with the issues at play. In that book, I called Bush’s time in the White House a “solipsistic presidency,” and the charge still stands.

Trump is something different. He is not a politician whose success has turned him into a megalomaniac, but a megalomaniac who has decided to play politician for a while the way he played being a reality television star for a while. He’s free to do this, of course.

The problem is not with him. The problem has to do with his reception. He is garnering support that may actually be real, and may actually change the course of the 2016 election — and, therefore, American history — through nothing more than blowhardism.

Efforts to figure out how to coopt him and his issues on the part of other Republicans are doomed to failure because it’s not the message that people are attracted to; it’s the messenger. Or, if it is the message, it is a message that cannot be coopted because it is little more than a vile expression of open hatred toward Mexicans in a country where people of Mexican descent make up 11 percent of the electorate. For those who want Trump because of it, anything less than his defamation will strike them as the castrated bleating of what they have started to call a “cuckservative.”

Dennis: “Yeah. That’s all correct.”

On another show in July of 2015, Dennis says: “Let’s talk about Donald Trump here. I think I understand what is happening here. I have listened to and read his comments on John McCain. Some of the people I most respect in the world support Donald Trump’s alarm-sounding about illegal immigration.”

“Does [Trump] know anything about John McCain’s story? If John McCain is not a hero, the word should be removed from the English language. He could have left. He was tortured. He revealed nothing and wouldn’t allow himself to be released until all his fellow prisoners were and then Donald Trump has the moronic audacity to say that this man is not a hero because he was captured. Is he out of his mind? It’s disgusting what he said.”

“He is unworthy of being president. If you are not angry by what he said about John McCain, I’m disgusted.”

“If you defend Donald Trump, it’s Republican-first over morality, over decency. Some things have to elicit anger or it’s over. Oh, it doesn’t matter that he have this disgusting dismissal of a man who was tortured for years and this buffoon has the audacity not to apologize for it. And people laugh? McCain is entirely right that he owes an apology to the family of every POW. Is this the bushido ethic? Is that the Donald Trump ethic?”

On August 6, 2015, Dennis Prager tweeted: “Donald Trump’s unwillingness to pledge not to run as an independent should immediately disqualify him in every Republican’s eyes.”

In August, after the first Republican debate, Dennis said: “I wonder if Trump has ever been booed by a room full of people before?”

“It’s clear that support for Trump is emotional. Virtually every call has taken issue with me on Donald Trump.”

“The left is enamored of Donald Trump because the more Donald Trump is in the headlines, the more people who might vote Republican are turned off. The New York Times story is a lie. Donald Trump did not steal the show, but the New York Times wants to promote him.”

“Supporting Trump feels good. It doesn’t do good. The New York Times is on your side if you support Trump.”

“If you want to be intellectually honest, Cruz is your man if you are a Trump supporter.”

“I love Rick Perry. He’d be a great president. Of that crew, I thought Carly Fiorina and Bobby Jindahl did best. Santorum did fine.”

“Ronald Reagan didn’t speak the way Donald Trump does.”

“What is [Trump] saying that Ted Cruz is not saying? Where are his novel insights? I don’t know that he is a conservative. He has taken a position on almost every issue that is the opposite of what he now has.”

“There isn’t Donald Trump thinking. There is Donald Trump emoting.”

Caller: “Who would you rather have for president? A loony left-winger or Donald Trump?”

Dennis: “Donald Trump.”

Caller: “If he gets the nod, will you contact him and offer him your help?”

Dennis: “Yes.”

“Democrats are so damaging to this country that even Donald Trump would be better.”

Dec. 15, 2015, Dennis tweeted: “Thus far, if I were a Democrat, I would most fear Marco Rubio.”

On January 21, 2016, Dennis Prager shared a link without comment on his Facebook page to the National Review editorial against Donald Trump.

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The Epidemic Of Empathobesity

From the Chateau:

Americans are fat of waist and fat on feels. Commenter Tark Marg at Sailer’s coins a perfect term for the psychopathology afflicting a sizable number of WEIRDO (Western, educated, industrialized, rich, democratic, and outbred) Whites.

Unless the causative factors behind this PC lunacy are clearly explained, it’ll be impossible to effectively counter it. Here is my attempt to do so.

As I see it, the West is suffering from a condition I’ll call empathobesity.

For a long time, an egalitarian, empathetic impulse was an asset in the West as it created an ever expanding educated and productive class of citizens by expanding political franchise from monarchs to lords to wealthy commoners to middle class men to all men to all adults, followed by welfare and universal healthcare etc.
To illustrate using the example of England, starting with the Magna Carta in 1215, we have the English civil war in 1642, the glorious revolution in 1688, Habeas Corpus, the reform acts of the 19th century, the representation of the people acts of the early 20th, feminism, Welfare, the sexual revolution, mass migration, gay rights, animal rights, transgender rights and so on.

Initially these steps have had a positive payoff as they expanded the class of educated people able to undertake scientific and industrial progress. This is why the scientific and industrial revolutions occurred in England where also we see the first diffusion of political power with the Magna Carta in 1215.

Over time, this empathetic, egalitarianist impulse has calcified into a dogma. Probably in the early to mid 20th century, this dogma has run into diminishing and even negative returns.

Thus, the extension of empathy to adherents of a hostile religion is likely to be a major drag, not gain, a point well proven by this incident. The mass importation of low skilled illegal immigrants will not enhance the economic welfare of the recipient nation.

The feminist movement initially increased the pool of educated workers, but by eschewing reproduction, have condemned the West to declining human and financial resources just as the mass of poorly educated and integrated aliens, especially in Europe, starts to spike.

Yet, like an obese person compelled by instinct to eat in excess, the West cannot shake off its pathological empathy (hence empathobesity).

I’ve made this argument in more detail at tarkmarg.blogspot.com. Please have a look and see if you find it convincing.

As portmanteaus go, empathobesity is a term of art. The concept isn’t all that new; the idea of NW European White altruism being hijacked (“hacked”) by less empathic races rendering the condition pathological to Whites has been discussed all over the alt-right, as well as at your ‘umbly appointed Chateau. Empathobesity could help explain why the Equalist Elite are sounding more extremist about their pet causes, like Open Borders.

The intellectual diagnosis is necessary, but revolutions need slogans, banners, and rhetorical shivs. The next time a shitlib acts up in the usual shitlibby manner, tell it that it suffers from empathobesity. Advise therapy or medical intervention to fix their problem.

How ironic that the fortuitous evolution of mind which propelled NW European Whites to the heights of art, science, and civilization is the same unique endowment that may be the White race’s undoing.

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The Problem With Spooning

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From the blog EverythingsAProblem:

Some people think it’s cute when people lay in bed with their loved ones, holding each other in their arms. This act is commonly referred to as “spooning.”

Other people—enlightened people—realize that spooning is a deeply problematic way that power structures propagate themselves. Fortunately, such enlightened people are dominant in the media and can explain to us how we should be Good:

The more I reflect on spooning during my sojourn, the more I have come to see it as a terrible idea, one that’s fraught both physically and ideologically.

Yes, thank you! I’m glad someone is finally addressing this. 

Big spoons are manly and will take care of you (provided you let them use you to take care of themselves); little spoons are fragile, passive creatures that need to be held and kept safe. This, of course, is fundamentally a sexist arrangement, one that casts the big spoon as “the man” and the little spoon as “the woman.”

wow really makes you think

To say that this power imbalance is built into all acts of spooning—whichever the sexes engaged—is not, I think, an overstatement.

Not only is it not an overstatement, it’s the truest thing I’ve ever read. I don’t think it’s unreasonable to say that the government should probably step in and begin educating our children about the ideologically unsound nature of spooning. Is it really too much to ask for a chapter in sex ed books on this topic?

I give the transgression of sleeping next to your loved one in an ideologically fraught way three problematics.

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Is One Purpose Of Obamacare Killing Off Old White Guys?

Comment to Steve Sailer:

Steve, have you ever investigated/considered that one utilitarian element of Obamacare was to hurry the exit of old white guys who vote republican?

My father is 85, Catholic, former Marine, and general grumpy conservative old guy. He had a stroke two weeks ago, and the family is amazed at how many insurance firewalls we’ve bumped up against that were not there ten years ago when my 92 year old grandmother required similar care.

It being the election year that is is, it occurred to me that yes, the left would certainly like my dad to be gone by election day.

* Sarah Palin, whatever else you think about her, was right about the Death Panels.

Rationing care, especially for the about to die old folks, is the only way to control health care costs.

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Achtung Poland!

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NYT: Racial Identity, and Its Hostilities, Are on the Rise in American Politics

Comments to Steve Sailer:

* Steve, the NYT notices Racial Identity, and Its Hostilities, Are on the Rise in American Politics.

I’m not sure if I’m imagining a tone to the article but I get a sense of disapproval inherent in the reporting regarding the failure of white Americans to transform into the New Soviet Man, as seen by the NYT elite. This likely arises from the unexamined positions incorporated into the writing. Here’s an example.

Such voters are nostalgic for the country they lived in 50 years ago, when non-Hispanic whites made up more than 83 percent of the population. Today, their share has shrunk to 62 percent as demographic change has transformed the United States into a nation where others have a shot at political power.

Well, how did that happen? Was it like a hurrican hitting the coast or did this demographic transformation come about because of policy choices?

Their fear is understandable. In general, the concerns of Hispanic and black American voters are often different from those of white voters. But the reaction of whites who are struggling economically raises the specter of an outright political war along racial and ethnic lines over the distribution of resources and opportunities.

Why do blacks and Hispanics like Big Government? Because Big Government is the enforcer in the racial spoils game, where wealth and opportunity are taken from whites and trasnferred to NAMS. That’s not a problem for the NYT so long as whites are willing to be tax farmed but once they resist, then we’re heading into a racial war. I suppose that when the Nazis rolled into Norway and didn’t face Norwegians in a house to house war that there was actually no war taking place, never mind the Nazi war on Norway, so long as Norway wasn’t taking the fight to Germany there was no war. Or something.

The article does a good job of documenting how diversity destroys communities but the writer leaves a lot of points out of the article such that the current regime cannot be scrutinized, why is “Diversity our strength” when the points he cites demonstrate otherwise? One thing is clear though, whites are the culprits for supporting Trump.

* When the UK law criminalising homosexual acts between consenting adults was repealed in 1967, the speeches in favour of the bill were basically “These are sad people who can’t help their inclinations, it’s cruel to lock them up if no one’s harmed“. Opponents warned in apocalyptic terms that homosexuals wouldn’t be content with legality but would in time demand full cultural equality – and those in favour said “don’t be ridiculous – that’ll never happen“.

But not even the most fervent speaker on either side could have imagined that less than 50 years later a Tory MP (and chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee) would make a speech in the house about how he regularly liked to inhale a chemical (which relaxes the anal sphincter), and how banning said chemical was “fantastically stupid“.

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Hollywood Demographics

Comments to Steve Sailer:

* Hollywood is a $36.5 billion worldwide box office business. While it only breaks down race for the US the MPAA (google: MPAA Theatrical Market statistics) does list countries and geographic regions. A crude approximation of their box office by race/ethnicity is thus able to be calculated and I have come up with the following:

Blacks – $2 billion (more than half in the US)
Whites – $15 billion (roughly 1/3rd in the US)
Hispanics – $6 billion (roughly 40% in the US)
East Asians – $10 billion (roughly 10% in the US)
Indian subcontinent – $2 billion
Middle East and rest of Asia – $1.5 billion

If anybody should be complaining its the Chinese/Japanese/Koreans that comprise 25% of Hollywood’s box office gross.

I might also point out from a racial breakdown US movie goers are 25% Hispanic, 55% white, 10% black, 10% Asian and other. So if there is a group that is really getting shafted in America its the Hispanics that are punching well above their weight in movie theater ticket purchases.

I might also point out that the Oscars themselves are a production to be sold, and while I haven’t gone out and dug up the numbers, I bet that the demographic there overly skews white female and should therefore put forward the people they want to see the most.

* It could be that just as Jewish overrepresentation and white Christian/gentile underrepresentation within white and overall representation are unnoticed and or considered irrelevant, black overrepresentation and Asian and Hispanic underrepresentation within the diversity or non-white and overall representation are unnoticed and or considered irrelevant.

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Alexis Arquette drops Will Smith gay sex bombshell

Yep. As queer as a three dollar bill.

Comment: “I have always been disgusted by this guy and now I know why. My subliminal senses were working. Me saying for years that if Will Smith is in a movie I will not see it.”

“I’m assuming nfl coaches iq at least 120 .the number of whites versus number of blacks in America would be pretty overwhelming.regarding the sexuality of Americas second black family the smith’s I knew a black guy who worked as a grip in Hollywood and he claimed he walked into will smith’s trailer to find him blowing a guy.also my favorite female rapper mc lyte used to date Jada. Guess it’s no big surprise both smith children are known to cross dress.”

From Page Six:

Alexis Arquette claims that Will and Jada Pinkett Smith are gay and the “Concussion” actor paid off his first wife after she walked in on him with another man.

“When Jada comes out as gay and her beard husband admits his first marriage ended when she walked in to him … servicing his Sugar Daddy Benny Medina … then I will listen to them,” Arquette wrote in a since-deleted Facebook post on Tuesday, according to the Daily Mail. She later clarified in the comments section, “‘She’ being his FIRST Wife. Paid off, silent.”

Will’s first marriage to Sheree Zampino ended in 1995. They had one child together, Trey Smith. Will married Jada in 1997.

Medina, 57, is known for managing the careers of Jennifer Lopez, Mariah Carey and other megastars.

“Will threw a fit on the set of [‘Six Degrees of Separation’] when he was required by the scene to kiss Anthony Rapp,” Arquette continued. “He persuaded the director to shoot the back of his head in frame. Blocking the non existent lip lock entirely. …him. Gays have enemies. They lurk in gilded closets. Outing is healthy. You are either with or against us. You decide. Today.”

Arquette’s comments come after Jada, 44, announced she was boycotting the Oscars over the lack of diversity among the nominees. (Will, 47, was not nominated for his role in “Concussion.”)

But Arquette isn’t the only person angry with Will and Jada: Former “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” actress Janet Hubert also took aim at the couple in a lengthy video this week.

“There’s lots of s–t going on in the world that you all don’t seem to recognize,” Hubert said. “People are dying. Our boys are being shot left and right. People are starving. People are trying to pay bills. And you’re talking about some … actors and Oscars. It’s just ain’t that deep.”

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New Sanders Ad: Bernie’s Fans Are 98% White

Steve Sailer writes:

It’s a pretty good ad.

A reader writes:

If Bernie Sanders didn’t exist, he’d be the politician Chris Pine works for in a made-up Cameron Crowe movie about idealism and soundtracked by Boomer rock

That movie, if it existed, would get denounced by lefty internet for being too white.

* So Bernie Sanders supporters are people who want to live like Scandinavians but will do and say everything they can to make their country like Brazil? White people are weird.

* Unlikely that this will come down to a Trump versus Bernie election but if it does then Trump will get 50% of the black vote which will be much smaller than 2008 and 2012 when their zero slave blood redeemer ran.
Seems to me there is little excitement for Hillary among the blacks and Hispanics. They will stay home on election day.

* Who’da thunk that cucking for the angry negresses wouldn’t instantly endear him to colored voters.

It did, unfortunately, have the result of permanently losing the vote of people like me who expect a presidential candidate to be assertive.

* Trump is the big boss man with bravado and bling. I predict he will be a hit with Vibrant-Americans of all colours. Alex Jones has had Trump on his show and likes him. Jones also had Louis Farrakhan on his show yesterday for an hour long interview. Is Jones attempting a “national reconciliation party” in America similar to Alain Soral and Dieudonné in France? That would be interesting. You folks are in for a crazy ride this year.

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* Wait, non Whites aren’t moved by Simon and Garfunkel, White farmers and general Americana?

* Bernie has been the second most anti-immigration candidate this round in either party. Of course, the dems in the media are playing that down as much as possible.

Steve has often written about what happens if the Democratic party becomes the openly Black Party. If the Clintons manage to salvage this race in typical dirty fashion, I think we can expect a lot of the racially white, blue-to-white collar dems to stay home out of pique. Sanders has mobilized the white left very well, but has barely touched the “coalition of the ascendant” as they are so aspirationally called.

My read? He’s one step removed from splitting the party along racial lines. The time is not yet opportune, but I suspect that whoever wins in ’16, we can expect some significant movement rightward from white democrats in 2020, like in ’80.

* The old fool is going to put his fingers in his ears and hum “Where Have All The Flowers Gone” while ignoring the existence of all minorities and the last fifty years, huh?

* It would be good for social harmony if Trump won with the help of a respectable percentage of the Black vote.

* Well, it wasn’t a mostly white ad, it was an almost all white, in fact more white than any mainstream GOP candidate would ever dare to run, ad. I’m not sure many GOP cucks would snark on it either because they insist that they never see color and they would be afraid of being called racists for noticing it. The snark will mostly be found on sites like this that are generally GOP hack-free.

If Bernie is truly aware of the problems of mass immigration then why do his Senate votes and policies favor amnesty which leads to more mass immigration? It isn’t because anti-amnesty leaders failed to get his policies to match his rhetoric. There are zero such leaders in the Democratic party and only slightly more than zero in the Republican party. The anti-amnesty base has been pressuring their leaders but their leaders in the Republican party have accepted their votes, then blown them off . That is why Trump has done well, he is the first candidate they have had who might possibly follow through, and the extreme “unrealistic” rhetoric is how he has convinced them.

I suspect Bernie may be aware of the problems of mass immigration but the Democratic base would never tolerate him acting on it. He probably reasons that it is unfortunate that American workers will suffer from it in the short run but it will help turn the US into a one party state like California and once Socialism is in control, somehow the problems will be corrected.

At any rate I’m voting for the guy most likely in order of probability to do something about mass immigration. If Trump gets the nomination he gets my vote. If Bernie is nominated and runs against almost anyone but Trump I’m voting for Bernie.

MORE COMMENTS:

* You can be sure that American Negro elites (most of whom were really mulatto) complained about the statutes of Africans because they are “ugly” or not handsome like the Europeans. Why do you think American blacks are so devoted to the “one drop rule” and forced hypodescent? They want to improve or whiten their stock. Why do you think that blacks who denounce interracial marriages fall over themselves to marry the offspring of those marriages? Why does the entertainment industry nearly always pair black males with mulatto females? Why were the first and second “black” Miss Americas mulatto?

* German Arno Breker had most of his sculpture destroyed by the Allies–after WWII. Hope my memory’s correct. I’m not sure if the motive was cultural liquidation in all cases, or something more utilitarian.

It’s hard to believe, but the massive destruction (or “management”) of meaningful high culture is done more by knowing, educated elites than by less educated folks who are okay with popular culture.

* If it’s a human analyst fairly and logically recognizing offensive racial patterns for profit, that has been outlawed and deeply vilified in our culture and institutions. Sure.

When machine learning algorithms inevitably start recognizing the same offensive racial patterns and these algorithms are widely understood and have become deeply pervasive in daily industry activity, the whole issue will flip.

Non-racial, non-political customer profiling is an exploding field that is highly profitable and deeply beneficial. This has triggered major shifts in retail sales and advertising. There is an arms race in advancing customer profiling technology. It is inevitable that as customer profiling becomes more sophisticated it will develop more obvious racial/ethnic connections.

Even without a human manually classifying someone as a given race, computers will be able to figure that out.

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Trump’s Inevitable

National Review: If Donald Trump handily wins Iowa, he’ll likely receive an endorsement from at least one Republican governor, and those two events could set him on a course to become the “inevitable” Republican nominee, Charles Krauthammer said tonight. “If Cruz loses Iowa, Trump wins convincingly, I think all he will need at that point is to have a single current establishment figure, meaning a sitting governor or a sitting senator endorse him,” Krauthammer said on Thursday’s Special Report. “If you get somebody today from the so-called establishment, who endorses him, I think it becomes a flood. At that point the dam breaks and you will get a rush of other establishment figures who will rally around him.” “And that could be the point at which he becomes inevitable as the nominee,” he added.

PATRICK BUCHANAN WRITES:

Is the Spectre of Trump (And Sam Francis) Haunting Davos?

The lights are burning late in Davos tonight.

At the World Economic Forum, keynoter Joe Biden warned global elites that the unraveling of the middle class in America and Europe has provided “fertile terrain for reactionary politicians, demagogues peddling xenophobia, anti-immigration, nationalist, isolationist views.”

Evidence of a nationalist backlash, said Biden, may be seen in the third parties arising across Europe, and in the U.S. primaries.

But set aside Joe’s slurs–demagogues, xenophobia.

Who really belongs in the dock here? Who caused this crisis of political legitimacy now gripping the nations of the West?

Was it Donald Trump, who gives voice to the anger of those who believe themselves to have been betrayed? Or the elites who betrayed them?

Can that crowd at Davos not understand that it is despised because it is seen as having subordinated the interests of the nations and people in whose name it presumes to speak, to advance an agenda that serves, first and foremost, its own naked self-interest?

The political and economic elites of Davos have grow rich, fat and powerful by setting aside patriotism and sacrificing their countries on the altars of globalization and a New World Order.

No more astute essay has been written this political season than that of Michael Brendan Dougherty in “This Week,” where he describes how, 20 years ago, my late friend Sam Francis predicted it all.

In Chronicles, in 1996, Francis, a paleoconservative and proud son of the South, wrote:

“[S]ooner or later, as the globalist elites seek to drag the country into conflicts and global commitments, preside over the economic pastoralization of the United States, manage the delegitimization of our own culture, and the dispossession of our people, and disregard or diminish our national interest and national sovereignty, a nationalist reaction is almost inevitable and will probably assume populist form when it arrives. The sooner it comes, the better.”[From Household to Nation, March 1996 ]

What we saw through a glass darkly then, we now see face to face.

Is not Trump the personification of the populist-nationalist revolt Francis predicted?

And was it not presidents and Congresses of both parties who mired us in wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria and Yemen, and negotiated the trade deals that have gutted American industry?

The bleeding of factories and manufacturing jobs abroad has produced the demoralization and decline of our middle class, along with the wage stagnation and shrinking participation in the labor force.

Is Trump responsible for that? Is Socialist Bernie Sanders, who voted against all those trade deals?

If not, who did this to us?

Was it not the Bush Republicans and Clinton Democrats?

Americans never supported mass immigration.

It was against their will that scores of millions, here legally and illegally, almost all from Third World countries, whose masses have never been fully assimilated into any western nation, have poured into the USA.

Who voted for that?

Religious, racial, cultural diversity has put an end to the “bad” old America we grew up in, as we evolve into the “universal nation” of Ben Wattenberg, who once rhapsodized, “The non-Europeanization of America is heartening news of an almost transcendental quality.”

James Burnham, the ex-Trotskyite and Cold War geostrategist whose work Francis admired, called liberalism “the ideology of Western suicide.”

If the West embraces, internalizes and operates on the principles of liberalism, Burnham wrote, the West with meet an early death.

Among the dogmas of liberalism is the unproven assumption that peoples of all nationalities, tribes, cultures, creeds can coexist happily in nations, especially in a “creedal” nation like the USA, which has no ethnic core but rather is built upon ideas.

A corollary is that “diversity,” a new America and new Europe where all nations are multiracial, multiethnic, multicultural and multilingual, is the future of the west and the model for mankind.

Yet, large and growing minorities in every country of Europe, and now in America, believe that not only is this proposition absurd, the end result could be national suicide.

And when one considers the millions who are flocking to Trump and Sanders, it is hard to believe that the establishments of the two parties, even if they defeat these challengers, can return to same old interventionist, trade, immigration and war policies.

For Trump is not the last of the populist-nationalists.

Given his success, other Republicans will emulate him. Already, other candidates are incorporating his message. The day Francis predicted was coming appears to have arrived.

Angela Merkel may have been Time‘s Person of the Year in 2015, but she will be lucky to survive in office in 2017, if she does not stop the invasion from Africa and the Middle East.

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