The Black Pillers

Posted on December 19, 2018 by Luke Ford

Cinco Jotas (Jay Fivekiller) writes: For more than three years you blackpillers been going through these stupid euphoria-despair cycles. One would think you’d have figured it out by now: Trump is not an ordinary politician.

Most ordinary politicians give up when they’re handed a serious setback. King Chocco put his administration on autopilot after he got pounded in the 2010 midterms. He accomplished nothing after that. He couldn’t even close Guantanamo, one of his main campaign promises. And that’s with the media and the Deep State completely behind him, facing off against the GOP Washington Generals in Congress. All the big leftist victories after 2010 were done in the courts, like fag marriage, not because of Obama.

Meanwhile, Trump gets hammered for a couple of weeks–in the courts, in the lugenpress, or by congressional traitors– and you lot declare, “IT’S OVER. I’M DONE WITH TRUMP!!!” and start inflating your life vests so you can jump overboard. Two weeks (two days?) later, Trump comes back with something out of the blue–like the announcement that he’s pulling out of Syria, or a proposal to end birthright citizenship–and, suddenly, you’re all “I LOVE TRUMP, AGAIN!” As if the preceding two weeks of dragging your dicks around in the dirt hadn’t happened.

It should be clear by now, when Trump gets stopped in one area, he pushes forward in another. Later, he’ll come back to the first and try to move it forward again. He doesn’t give up when he’s thwarted. He considers it a temporary setback. This is how he got skyscrapers built in Man-f**king-hattan, he doesn’t give up.

I really don’t understand the blackpillers. If this were a football game, we’d only be at the end of the first quarter and…get this… we’re not even losing. WE’RE AHEAD! Trump ran up the score in the election and during the first year of his administration. (Remember how he trapped the Dems on DACA? There’s still no amnesty for Dreamers. They’re still getting shipped back for DUI’s and petty theft.) To torture the metaphor, last year at this time, after ten minutes of play, the score was 24-3. Now we’re at what? 31-17, at the end of the first quarter?

Yes, the momentum shifted, but WE’RE STILL AHEAD, and we’re still in this game. But because Trump threw an interception, stumbled over his shoelaces and got sacked, you f**kers are ready to get on the team bus and head back home, with 45 minutes left to play. Give me a f**king break.

You all need to develop a historical-strategic perspective that has a timeline longer than two news cycles. Yes, it’s appropriate to be disappointed when things don’t go our way. It’s even appropriate to criticize Trump for missed opportunities and blown plays, or to worry about how the enemy might get its s**t together. But, it’s utter chickenshit to blackpill about the overall trend line, or even Trump’s ability to put more points on the board. We’re so far ahead of where were were in early 2015 that’s it’s actually difficult to quantify. Look at the evidence: Trump, Brexit, Hungary, Italy, Brazil and now France. The world is moving our direction, and everyday we get a little bit stronger and things get a little bit better. So, get your s**t together and get back in the game.

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Sam Francis on the Roots of Liberal Hegemony

Posted on December 19, 2018 by Luke Ford

F. Roger Devlin writes:

His magnum opus finally sees the light.

Samuel T. Francis, Leviathan and Its Enemies: Mass Organization and Managerial Power in Twentieth-Century America, Washington Summit Publishers, 2016, 791 pp., $48.00 (hardcover)

American Renaissance’s audience has been both increasing and getting younger in recent years, so many readers may not know that Samuel Francis was a good friend and frequent contributor to this publication from its founding in 1990 until his death in 2005. Before he turned to white racial advocacy, Francis was active in the conservative movement, working at various times for the Heritage Foundation, the Washington Times and the paleoconservative flagship publication Chronicles. He was a well-known critic of neoconservatism.

Leviathan and Its Enemies does not develop Francis’s thinking about race, which is summarized in his Essential Writings on Race. This book, published for the first time this year, is his contribution to the theory of elites.

Sam Francis’s thought was heavily influenced by the American political theorist James Burnham (1905-1987). And as Francis himself pointed out, the roots of Burnham’s thinking are highly unusual for an American conservative. Beginning as a Marxist in the 1930s, Burnham came to believe that the capitalist bourgeoisie, which dominated the society and politics of the 19th century, had been displaced from power not by Marx’s proletariat, but by a new elite of managers and technicians: men with the expertise required to direct the large enterprises typical of the 20th century economy. He developed this theory in his best-known book, The Managerial Revolution (1941).

Burnham later gravitated toward classical elite theory, as developed by the Italian social and political thinkers Vilfredo Pareto and Gaetano Mosca, believing it provided a better foundation than Marxism for understanding the managerial revolution he had described. The heart of elite theory is the principle that all human organizations are necessarily oligarchic in structure. Dictators, for example, cannot truly rule by themselves, but are always dependent on a group of men who accept their authority; these men, and not merely the dictator personally, constitute the elite of such societies. In democracies it appears that the broad masses of the people choose their leaders, but according to the elite theorists, it is really the leaders who have themselves chosen by the people. Even political parties advocating radical forms of democracy are forced, if they wish to be effective, to take on an oligarchic form, with a small party elite commanding the allegiance of a larger base. This has been called the iron law of oligarchy.

But elites are not permanent. Politics is a continual process of circulation of elites. Much of the history of the early modern era, for instance, can be interpreted as a process whereby entrepreneurial capitalists (the “bourgeoisie”) displaced the aristocratic landed elites inherited from feudal times. And according to Burnham, the managerial revolution of the late 19th and early 20th centuries was one in which the bourgeois elite inherited from the 19th century was replaced in its turn by a new managerial elite that continues to rule us to this day.

Samuel Francis’s Leviathan and Its Enemies is a systematic development of these ideas, with a few revisions and extensions, as well as a defense of Burnham against rival schools of thought. The completed manuscript was discovered after his death, and he is not known to have made any attempt to publish it while he lived. Bits and pieces of the theory appeared in his columns of the 1990s, and I remember at the time wishing he would treat it more fully and systematically.

During the 19th century, growing population and urbanization led to what has been called a revolution of mass and scale, which may be defined as a dramatic process of enlargement in almost all areas of organized human activity, including producing, consuming, governing, communicating, fighting, and even worshiping. Traditional private and local forms of social organization proved unable to cope with this historically unprecedented growth. At the same time, new technologies were making larger organizations feasible, including not only physical technologies such as telephones and business machines, but also the application of psychology and the social sciences to human behavior (“scientific management”).

In Francis’s words: “The rearrangement of human societies within and under mass organizations was necessary to contain, discipline and provide services for the new mass populations and the exponential growth of social interaction.” Francis distinguishes three principle forms of organized human behavior in which this transformation occurred: the business corporation, government, and what he calls “organizations of culture and communication.”

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Private Jet to the Super Bowl: Bribes Described in N.Y. Police Trial

Posted on December 19, 2018 by Luke Ford

From the New York Times:

On Christmas Day 2013, two Orthodox Jewish businessmen dressed up as Santa, wearing red-and-white felt hats, and packed the trunk of a black Aston Martin convertible with gifts they later delivered to high-ranking New York City police officials.

Earlier that year, the men — Jeremy Reichberg and Jona Rechnitz — had invited police officials aboard a private jet headed to Las Vegas for Super Bowl weekend at the MGM Grand. Mr. Reichberg had solicited a prostitute to join them, and selected a revealing outfit for her to wear on the flight.

In exchange for these favors, Mr. Reichberg and Mr. Rechnitz wanted the police to take care of parking tickets, moving violations, even personal disputes.

Police officials did that and more, federal prosecutors said. One officer, James Grant, a former police deputy inspector, helped Mr. Reichberg quickly obtain a full-carry gun license that he did not qualify for and ordered officers to investigate a suspected trespasser at a building associated with Mr. Rechnitz, according to court documents.

Now, Mr. Grant, 45, and Mr. Reichberg, 44, are co-defendants in a federal bribery trial in Manhattan, and Mr. Rechnitz, who pleaded guilty to honest services wire fraud, is the government’s star witness.

Over the last six weeks, a parade of witnesses in federal court have described years of sordid and petty corruption — police commanders doing favors in exchange for junkets, prostitutes and luxury gifts. The graft involved senior officials and touched the highest echelon of the department. The trial has even cast a cloud over City Hall and Mayor Bill de Blasio, who received large donations from the same businessmen but has not been accused of wrongdoing. Closing arguments are expected this week.

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Will The Next Big Depression Start in 2019?

Posted on December 18, 2018 by Luke Ford

00:00 Honorable disputation, logical fallacies
05:00 Otto Pohl joins
07:00 Pilleater joins
18:00 Jennifer Scharf joins
1:08:00 KMG joins
1:14:00 KMG’s happiest year was 1976
1:26:00 The death of Canadian culture
1:27:00 English comedy vs Canadian comedy vs American comedy
1:30:00 Reincarnation discussion w Dooovid, Jenn, KMG
1:47:00 Neo-Nazi fails in attempt to convert to Orthodox Judaism in Israel
1:54:00 Jenn reacts to the male gaze
2:00:00 KMG on the varieties of the religious experience
2:05:00 Will Trump go to the mat for the wall?
2:20:00 Alan Greenspan: Investors should prepare for the worst
2:38:00 Amy Siskind and intersectionality
2:43:00 Ex-Marlins President Brags About Fleecing Fans, Taxpayers in $1.2 Billion Team Sale
2:46:00 Brundlefly vs Luke on facts/logic/motives
2:50:00 Dennis Dale feels burned: https://twitter.com/eladsinned/
3:17:00 Norvin Hobbs, Brundlefly make-up
3:27:00 Anti-Trump dossier author was hired to help Hillary challenge 2016 election results
3:30:00 Ben Shapiro replaces Michael Savage on WABC
3:31:00 KMG on the business of talk radio
3:36:00 Pets for Kurds? German Shepherds!
3:37:00 Boy Scouts of America may file for bankruptcy protection amid sex-abuse lawsuits
3:38:00 Brundle’s dogs
3:40:00 Our fave dogs and their brutal ends
3:46:00 Will Jerry Seinfeld get in trouble for Shoshana?
3:47:00 In 1976, 16-year-old model Babi Christina Engelhardt embarked on a hidden eight-year affair with Woody Allen
4:08:00 KMG on Jared Kushner, Ivanka Trump
4:09:00 US pledges $10.6B aid for Central America, southern Mexico
4:11:00 Luke’s investigative journey into porn as a service to humanity
4:26:00 US sportswear traced to factory in China’s internment camps
4:28:00 Alt-right Message Written On Free Speech Wall
4:39:00 Did Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Say We Need to ‘Invent Technology That’s Never Been Invented’?
4:51:00 Judge delays Flynn sentencing after sharply criticizing former Trump aide
4:57:00 Study: Women are abused every 30 seconds on Twitter
6:06:00 ‘Junk News’: Russia Report Done By Anti-Conservative Academics
6:07:00 Christians ‘Standing in the Way’ of China’s Xi Jinping’s Totalitarian Rule

* Logical Fallacies and the Art of Debate

* Alan Greenspan: Investors should prepare for the worst

* White House suggests it could back down on $5 billion border wall demand

* Ben Shapiro replaces Michael Savage

* Steve Sailer: Woody Allen’s Old Jailbait Girlfriend Comes Clean

* Steve Sailer: McArdle: You Should be Allowed to Ask if It’s OK to Ask if Race Influences IQ, But Not to Ask if Race Influences IQ

* https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/dec/12/christopher-steele-hillary-clinton-was-preparing-t/

* Boy Scouts of America may file for bankruptcy protection amid sex-abuse lawsuits

* Judge delays Flynn sentencing after sharply criticizing former Trump aide

* ‘Junk News’: Russia Report Done By Anti-Conservative Academics

* Snopes: Did Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Say We Need to ‘Invent Technology That’s Never Been Invented’?

* Alt-right Message Written On Free Speech Wall

* Chinese internment camp factory sends sportswear to US

* Christians ‘Standing in the Way’ of China’s Xi Jinping’s Totalitarian Rule

* US pledges $10.6B aid for Central America, southern Mexico

* Study: Women are abused every 30 seconds on Twitter

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Hollywood Reporter: Woody Allen’s Secret Teen Lover Speaks: Sex, Power and a Conflicted Muse Who Inspired ‘Manhattan’

Posted on December 18, 2018 by Luke Ford

Comments at Steve Sailer:

* Many “aspiring models” end up being “escorts” or have “sugar daddies” i.e. become prostitutes to wealthy men. As they age out, some of them transition to assistant positions to these men where they assume madam like roles and recruit and groom the next generation of “aspiring models”. This appears to have been her career trajectory, reading between the lines from the figures she’s associated with.

* Woody Allen in a 1976 interview: “I’m not above reproach; if anything, I’m below reproach. I mean, if I was caught in a love nest with 15 12-year-old girls tomorrow, people would think, yeah, I always knew that about him.”

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