The Goy’s Dilemma

Goy: “I had lunch last week with a friend of mine, our resident faculty cuckservative in Political Science. Like, his hero is George Will. I managed to hold the line a little, to call him out when he tried to get me to laugh at how much of a blow-hard Trump is. Or, to ask him why Syrian refugees aren’t heading for China? I even said I think “culture is more important than policy,” which was code for “race is determinative.” But you should’ve been there: it was like he couldn’t understand me. But here’s the key: he showed no signs of second guessing himself or his very measured opinion that Kasich is better than Bush, but Jeb is better than Hillary (who cares!?). So… I couldn’t take my questions to the next level. How are we–and here I’m addressing you recessive blue eye gene–bring this rhetoric up to a level where it’s “speakable?” If I say what I think, I probably risk losing my job. So I don’t. That’s doom, right? What a jam we’re in! If the nominal “conservative” faculty member won’t or can’t see that Europe is being invaded and America is probably next, I mean… How will this idea gain influence? Did you see Jonah Goldberg’s break up letter to Trump supporters? The conservative goyish intelligentsia sound exactly like him. And don’t show this to Chaim. I don’t care what he thinks.”

“Haha I assume you’re saving all these exchanges and won’t do anything with them unless I some day come close enough to having meaningful public influence. It’s one thing to say to my cuckservative Poly Sci faculty that Germans shouldn’t have to shoulder more of this than the Saudis… But it’s another level to try to get him to read KM’s CoC. That would shock him. I bet he wouldn’t even try it, and I bet he’d soon try to wiggle out of our friendship.”

Luke: If you are ever caught, just say you were trying to understand how bigots think. One possible opening is to say, “I’m really disturbed by what I’m reading in this book…”

Or, “I was just trying to better understand the enemy so we can fight him more effectively.” It’s like stroking a guy’s leg to see if he’s a poofter.

Goy: Yes exactly. I love that trick. “Gee, gosh, what are we decent citizens supposed to say to these claims that there’s a white genocide taking place before our eyes?”

What we need is water-cooler nationalism.

People will never understand anything when their job depends upon not understanding.

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The Settler: A Chat With Orit Arfa

Varda Epstein writes: It’s ten years since Israel, under late prime minister Ariel Sharon, expelled over 11,000 Jews from their homes in Gaza and parts of Samaria. The government called this plan the “Disengagement.” But for those forcibly ejected from their homes (and their supporters), the Disengagement will forever be known as the “Expulsion.”

More than 11,000 rockets have been shot into Israel from Gaza, since that time, more than one rocket per every Jew expelled as a result of Sharon’s unilateral gesture of peace. By all accounts, “Disengagement” is an absolute, and utter failure, proving the point that “Land for Peace” is a nonsensical idea that does not work. Not to mention the fact that over 300 Jews are still homeless as the result of the Disengagement/Expulsion, with no solution in sight.

It is rare to read or hear about the 11,000 expellees; but now, ten years on, Orit Arfa has written a work of historical fiction cum romance that makes Disengagement/Expulsion come alive for the reader. Arfa’s writing voice is bright and sassy, much like the book’s heroine, Sarah, AKA “Shachar” Dakar. For the first time, we have an English language depiction of what it is like to be a Jew being thrown out of her home by Jews in the Jewish State.

Youtube Published on Aug 10, 2015:

In August 2005, author, journalist and singer-songwriter Orit Arfa experienced an event that changed her life. She witnessed the forced evacuation of 9,000 Jews from theirs home in Gaza, by their own army, in what is known as the “Disengagement.” Political opinions swirled around the event, but for Orit, what hurt most was the heartbreak and suffering inflicted on these good people, and the lack of empathy people felt towards their loss.

She set out to write a novel, “The Settler”, about the crisis of faith this event triggered among the youth – a novel about love, about the search for one’s self, and ultimately about the power of music.

Throughout “The Settler”, the heroine discovers the healing power of music, and writes “Home (Lives in My Song)” to share her loss, and her certainty that her home will never die. This is the first single to be released off the upcoming album inspired by this musical novel.

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Debbie Wasserman Schultz Cries About Israel, Backs Iran Deal

REPORT:

The head of the Democratic Party, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., choked up while discussing her “gut wrenching” decision to vote in favor of the Iran nuclear deal.

“There’s nothing that’s more important to me, as a Jew, than to ensure Israel’s existence is there throughout our generations,” she said Sunday, choking back tears. Wasserman Schultz announced her vote for the deal, which will ease economic sanctions in return for Iran scaling back its nuclear program, on CNN’s “State of the Union” and in an op-ed for the Miami Herald.

Holding back tears, Wasserman Schultz said that in her op-ed, she talks about her “Jewish heart and how important this [decision] was to me … as a Jewish mother.”

“In weighing everything, all the information, I’ve concluded the best thing to do is vote in support of the Iran deal and put Iran years away from being a nuclear state,” she said

A goy friend says: “Debbie wasserman Schultz just cried (!) expressing her love for Israel on a CNN interview with Jake Tapper. Can’t recall ever hearing her cry while expressing her love for America.”

Tribes have a different relationship than Anglos do to the nation state.

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What Is Israel’s Foreign Policy?

For centuries, England has used a foreign policy of sliding alliances to play continental rivals off against each other.

Israel seems to be playing a similar game. “Israeli foreign policy is to balkanise the Middle East into as many sectarian cantons based on religion/ethnicity as possible.”

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Steve Sailer: ‘Has anyone ever asked the President if the main result of his Libya policy, the current Camp of the Saints in the Mediterranean, strikes him as a bug … or as a feature?’

Comments to Steve Sailer:

* We are living at a decision point that is every bit as consequential, if not more so, as any in the last century. Western culture has voted for hedonism, self-righteousness, and for demographic and cultural suicide – the result of an ideology in which so many are brainwashed that is every bit as fanatical as communism, nazism, or the worst religion.

* Everyone knows that the (current) people of Europe are completely against mass immigration. The elite politicians and academics are pushing it on them. Whose side are they on?

I read some pbs.org article saying,

“The polls are against it. The Hungarians are against it. A lot of the new members from Central Europe are against mandatory quotas. So it’s going to be difficult. But the E.U. commission is working on ideas that perhaps some countries won’t take refugees, but provide money instead for these centers.”

Maybe if the indigenous people of Europe are overwhelmingly against this destruction of their homeland, the noble leadership shouldn’t be “working on ideas” to make it happen, they should be working on ideas to stop it?

And it still baffles me that the liberal media academic outlets are putting all the pressure on White Christian areas to accommodate, but are giving nations like Qatar a complete pass. Qatar funded much Syrian upheaval, is filthy rich, and gets a complete pass. The liberal world ignores the aggressive anti-refugee policy and physical borders of all the non-white nations of the world in the Middle East, Asia, and Africa.

* If you are troubled by the relative poverty and backwardness of sub-Saharan Africa, pouring sub-Saharan Africans into Europe is a way to ameliorate that in two ways at once. It will make the individual Africans who migrate to Europe richer, and it will make Europe poorer and take it down a peg.

Similarly, if you are troubled by the continuing inequality of income, wealth, etc. between blacks and whites in the U.S., a half century after the Great Society, one way to tackle that is to bring whites down by making everyone on the bottom half of the economic ladder poorer. The jobs report released Friday offered some encouragement if that’s your goal, as the workforce participation rate is at a 38 year low, with 93 million working-age Americans out of work.

An added bonus of creating more poor whites is it increases popular support for various welfare programs.

* I am British and have been in Switzerland for a number of years. Switzerland has wages that are DOUBLE those of Germany, France or Austria. But why aren’t the migrants coming here? Because they know if they come here they will be deported. The Swiss have a no-nonsense approach to immigration.

Legal immigration in Switzerland (mostly from the EU) is very high. “Immigrants” or foreigners make up 30-40 per cent of the Swiss population but it is truly a paradise on earth. You only have to cross the border into France on a weekend to feel the difference.

* Obama in his 20s wrote short stories about himself, and had his friends read them. They thought they were okay but they don’t seem to have advised him to quit his day job. I would imagine that some of those drafts made their way into Dreams from My Father.

As a Creative Writing-type prose stylist, Obama is competent but undistinguished. Literature as a career is a steep pyramid, and there was never much evidence that he would ever be quite good enough to, say, get a string of stories published in The New Yorker. There’s not a lot of money in being good enough to get published in little journals that nobody except other short story authors read.

As a nonfiction analytic prose writer, he’s competent too. He wrote up essay questions and answers for his U. of Chicago race law classes, and they are fine.

But most of what he writes has been moderately to extremely dull because he doesn’t want to say anything too interesting or, heavens, controversial. He’d rather draw attention to the gracefulness of his personal thought processes than to any conclusions he reaches.

You can’t say that his career strategy of being an attractive “blank screen,” of emphasizing his theoretical potential rather than the ideas he has actually achieved, has worked out badly for him.

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The Racial Reality of Policing

A former New York City police detective writes for the WSJ:

I don’t understand how a movement called “Black Lives Matter” can ignore the leading cause of death among young black men in the U.S., which is homicide by their peers.

In 2011, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention counted 129 instances of black men killed by “legal intervention”—that is to say, by cops. The figure is incomplete because of a lack of national reporting requirements, and it says nothing about the circumstances of the killings or the race of the officers involved. But it gives a sense of the scope of the problem.

By contrast, in that same year, 6,739 black men were murdered, overwhelmingly by young men like themselves. Since 2001, even as rates of violent crime have dropped dramatically, more than 90,000 black men in the U.S. have been killed by other black men. With fatalities on this scale, the term epidemic is not a metaphor. Every year, the casualty count of black-on-black crime is twice that of the death toll of 9/11…

For most cops and their supporters, the rising homicide rate over the past year—surging in Baltimore and St. Louis, creeping up in New York and elsewhere—is the inevitable result of demoralized police departments. The price of rage can be calculated in the number of cops who have been targeted and shot—most notoriously, NYPD officers Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos last December and, just last week, Deputy Darren Goforth in Texas.

The price of fear and distrust is harder to gauge. After nearly a year of relentless coverage of stories portraying police as irredeemably brutal and racist—whether the facts surrounding the deaths remain troublingly obscure, as with Freddie Gray in Baltimore, or appear plainly criminal, as with Walter Scott in North Charleston, S.C.—who knows how many people in danger now hesitate before calling the police, or don’t call at all? Who knows how many kids doing something stupid now think of resisting cops not just as an option but as a moral obligation?

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Donald Trump Is A Gift To Comics

Comments to Steve Sailer:

* Trump has sent some zingers down range since the campaign began, my favourite being: “Hedi Klum, sadly no longer a 10″.

He is able to think on his feet. And he enjoys putting other people down. Both of which are prerequisites for comics.

* Saw Jon Lovitz a couple of weekends ago in DC. He mostly coasted by on his old stuff for the last 40 minutes of his show, but the first 25 (of a 65 min set) was all about Trump.

And not all of it was bad, in fact, you could argue Lovitz enjoyed having someone like Trump to contrast to just about anyone. Not to mention he got 25 mins out of it, which is an eternity for a guy just playing out the string like Lovitz (and still getting $30/ticket).

I think Trump is a godsend for comedians. Not only for the impressions and joke opportunities, but also for the moving of the Overton window on all topics. Especially since the guy heading out the door was impossible to joke about for the first 5 years of his term (and maybe more). A breath of fresh air perhaps. Go Trump.

* “Trump, who tends to strike hip-hop fans as having the kind of style that they’d want to have if they were a rich old white guy.”

This is exactly it. Trump surely won’t win the black or Hispanic votes outright, but he may do better than a typical Republican simply because:

1) He’s a celebrity. Most NAMs are at least dimly aware of him, and a fair number probably watch his TV show.

2) He’s the type of white guy that non-whites like: outspoken with a tendency towards bombast. And his brashness makes him more trustworthy, as they don’t feel like he’s hiding anything.

* Heather MacDonald has written on several occasions about how when she goes into black neighborhoods and asks the local residents about what bothers them most, invariably the answer is the lack of law enforcement. Maybe Trump should take a cue and do the same: a local neighborhood question and answer (no outside race hustlers allowed) and address their concerns.

As a commenter observed on another site, talking about law and order is a dog whistle to those who don’t want to be killed.

* Steve’s point about Trump being some kind of emblem for freedom is something that occurred to me recently. Friends of solid conservative credentials object to Trump mostly as a matter of taste: they’re put off by his perceived vulgarity first and foremost, and that overrides everything else.

My reply has been to note (a) that the other candidates are not obvious models of urbane refinement, and (b) that they’ve been exposed as un-free via contrast with Trump. In their unwillingness to appropriate the immigration issue, they show themselves to be in thrall to their open-borders/cheap-labor donors. The difference between Trump’s freedom–however unedifying it may be–and the thraldom of the GOP field is a factor that should weigh heavily on Trump’s favor.

I’ll see how persuasive that line turns out to be. In the meantime, I recall that another champion of freedom, a deal maker who saved his country from invasion, was routinely dismissed as a vulgarian. Maybe it’s too over the top to compare Trump to Themistocles, but there it is.

* For an alleged vulgarian, compare Trump’s adult children to Jeb’s.

* Whether Trumps wins the nomination or not is somewhat irrelevant. He’s already showed how the GOP wins, by going populist. The issue is that none of the remaining candidates can afford to do that since they are funded by billionaire plutocrats.

Notice how few of them have responded to Trump’s attack on hedge fund taxes?

At any rate in a world where blacks are voting for GOP at the tune of 30% is a world where NY & IL become swing states.

* When the time comes, I hope Trump picks Sessions as his running mate. The best way for him to avoid getting assassinated is to have an even more stringent immigration restrictionist as his running mate.

* Trump is slaying it (unsurprisingly) with fraternity brothers in at least 2 huge state schools in the deep south that I know of. Say what you will about greeks, but they are important tastemakers, especially in Dixie.

* The most realistic worry for Democrats is less that blacks eventually vote for Trump as that fewer of them vote for Hillary. Obama got quite high black turnout in 2008, then topped even that in 2012. If blacks go back to 2004 levels of voting relative to whites, Hillary is still in trouble.

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French Girl slapped by a black immigrant because she doesn’t want to give her phone number

And this is what happens when you’re a white girl in a “FRENCH” ghetto.

Comments:

* And they actualy blame people for being “racist”? They come from some shithole in Africa, we give them everything for free here in Europe. Still they act like total ungrateful douchebags. What kind of man hits a woman like that? Just for fun too.

* Animals.. You deserve to live in a ghetto and to be discriminated for the rest of your life (hoping that it will be a short life).

Comments to Steve Sailer:

The Knockout Game comes to France, courtesy of African refugees, and teenaged girls are fair game! What a sad end to a once great culture.

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I’m Falling In Love With The Mexican Constitution

Article 32
“Mexicans shall have priority over foreigners under equality of circumstances for all classes of concessions and for all employment, positions, or commissions of the Government in which the status of citizenship is not indispensable.” Foreigners, immigrants, and even naturalized citizens of Mexico may not serve as military officers, Mexican-flagged ship and airline crew, or chiefs of seaports and airports.
Article 33
“The Federal Executive shall have the exclusive power to compel any foreigner whose remaining he may deem inexpedient to abandon the national territory immediately and without the necessity of previous legal action.” It also states: “Foreigners may not in any way participate in the political affairs of the country.”

Hat tip.

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Kuwaiti Official: “We Should Never Allow Refugees in our Country”

Kuwaiti Official Fahad Al Shalami refers to Syrian refugees as “psychologically disturbed.” He says: “Kuwait and other Gulf Cooperation Council countries are too valuable to accept any refugees… In the end, it is not right for us to accept people who are different from us.”

Comments to Steve Sailer:

* When Sarrazin wrote GERMANY ABOLISHES ITSELF, I had no idea how fast it would happen.

But then, look how fast US changed in two decades. When a nation begins to go crazy, there’s no stopping it.

* I stumbled upon a funny example of MSM purposefully ignoring immigrant crime that you might appreciate. It’s about the Stockton, CA bank robbery. All the liberal MSM usual suspects only focus on the fact that those evil police used lots of bullets in their shootout with three violent bank robbers. Information on the suspects is conspicuously absent from most articles. I finally found one by sfgate.com that listed the names of all three suspects. They all have hispanic names. I guess they also do the bank jobs that Americans won’t do. There is also another suspect who did not participate in the robbery but merely dropped the robbers off at the bank. Also hispanic. I immediately knew that all suspects were Hispanic when the Washington Post chose not to print their names. All the weeping and gnashing of teeth about guns and cops and nothing about who actually committed the crime makes this one of the most transparent examples of the Post’s anti-Americanism I have ever seen.

* Typical piece by the Western media (though more thoughtful and balanced than most).

It blames everyone — rebels, Assad, Blair, Cameron, Obama, Saudis, Turkey, etc. — but no mention of Israel and Jewish power.

It’s like talking about football without ever mentioning the quarterback.

* Some arabs on the “syriancivilwar” subreddit recently discussed the identity of the speaker and the video’s translation:

The Kuwaiti, Fahad Al Shalami (also spelled Fahed al-Shelaimi), is (according to Al Jazeera) a security analyst and former colonel in the Kuwaiti army. He gives an interview fluently in English at the following link.

He’s also the chairman of the Gulf Forum for Peace and Security (according to Al Arabiya). I can’t find any English sources on what the Gulf Forum for Peace and Security actually is. Possibly a Gulf Arab NGO, think tank, or intergovernmental org?

http://english.alarabiya.net/en/perspective/analysis/2013/12/12/What-a-unified-military-command-means-for-the-Gulf-.html

I’ve quickly looked through the Twitter, FB, and LiveLeak posts by IraqEnglish (which posted this clip on YouTube). Their content mainly consists of
– how grateful Iraqi Sunnis are to the Iraq government for freeing them from ISIS,
– how the Sunnis, Shias, and token minorities (such as the Christians and Yazidis) have united to defeat ISIS,
– how untrustworthy and cowardly the Kurds and the Pershmega are, and
– how the Gulf Arab states and the Saudis fuel terrorism in Iraq and Yemen.

IraqEnglish seems to be either the Iraq government’s English social media presence or a private individual or organization that’s sympathetic to the Iraq government. Its social media accounts were created in February and March of this year.

* Why not send them to Syria to defeat ISIS? These men were willing to risk their lives “for a better life” anyway, why not risk their lives to save their country and create a better life not just for themselves but their whole country?

* This may actually be Obama’s biggest legacy.

By destabilizing Libya, neglecting Iraq, and tacitly funneling arms to Syrian rebels, he busted the third world dam to Europe.

Also, by destabilizing Ukraine and hurting the Russian economy, it made it more difficult for Putin to lend a hand to Assad.

He may have carried out the greatest crime against the white race. Invading Lives Matter.

* When people’s primary sense of culture is disassociated from family, history, heritage, and culture, they fall to every ideological delusion, emotional whim, or vapid fashion.

Germans have lost their sense of Germanness in family and nation. They feel they have nothing to defend.

* Germany was once destroyed by racial narcissism/supremacism. Now it is being destroyed by moral narcissism/supremacism.

Racial arrogance led to aggression and being hated by other nations.

Moral grandstanding will lead to its demise and take down neighboring nations with it.

It will lead to sheer contempt for Germans who’ve chosen to abolish themselves.

* It is also extremely amusing — in a very dark way — that the countries generating the most refugees are Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya: All countries that the United States played a leading role in destabilizing.

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