A Prayer To HaShem

Posted on November 13, 2016 by Luke Ford

Chaim Amalek posts: A Further Impromptu And Sincere Prayer to Hashem:
Lord,God, in your infinite wisdom you have chosen to chastise the “off the derech” [apostate] Jew, the Merkel, the Soros, the Blitzer, and the Liberal. You have given the goy the wisdom to make Donald Trump President. Now I beseech You to make President Trump wiser than he has ever been. Give him the political strength as president to build the Wall, drive out most of the illegals, rebuild our military, rework all of our international trade agreements, and give him the power to achieve all of this inside of two years. Then please make him confident enough in his achievements to resign from office, shortly before completing his second year in office for a well deserved retirement. taking Pence with him. Then let the goyim and the darker ones turn to someone who will listen to your wise servant AMALEK to further guide this great nation of yours. Thank you.

LIBERALS! Chaim Amalek has always been 20 years ahead of the curve. So in that spirit, I hereby declare myself a liberal in a hurry, just like you. And that means SOCIALISM. Combined with some NATIONALISMJust like they have in ISRAEL. It may also mean TRIBALISM, in which case, yes, feel free to call me a WHITE ZIONIST, although I am as dusky as a December sunset in New York on a cloudy day.

It is possible to be right on one one or two key issues (or more!) and still be wholly unsuited to serve as President of the United States. Just saying.

What this country needs is a new political party that embraces:
1. The need for strongly defended borders and an immigration police force to expel those here illegally.
2. A measure of socialism for things like health care, old age pensions, and schooling.
3. A nationalistic outlook, putting Americans and America first.
4. High taxes (like when Eisenhower was President) on Wall Street. And high taxes on corporate CEOs who did not start their own companies.
5. A mighty military, including nukes.
6. A foreign policy that is mostly hands off and that does not bother trying to civilize other nations to our standards at gunpoint.
7. Limiting immigration into the US to emigration out of the US on a country -by-country basis.
8. Paying illegal aliens a minimum wage of $75/hour, collectible on their way out of the US, right at the border or airport jetway.
9. Pushing advanced nuclear power reactors (e.g., molten salt, thorium, etc.).
10. Fracking wherever the locals also embrace it.
11. Seeing Americans not as mere consumers, but as producers – workers, and adjusting trade policies accordingly.
12. Breaking up the great media combinations that have occurred over the last 30 years.
13. Re-establishing something like Glass-Steagall for banks.
14. Letting women figure out how to handle unwanted pregnancies on their own, in most cases.
15. Shooting heroin smugglers after a suitable speedy trial.
16. Boosting the minimum wage, banning unpaid internships at wealthy companies, and in general, offering the American worker the sort of benefits that German workers have.
The first party that organizes itself around these principles wins and replaces one of the other two.

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Thank You, Steve Sailer!

Posted on November 13, 2016 by Luke Ford

Over the past year, I’ve emailed MSM journalists I know that they should write or assign profiles of Steve Sailer because of his importance to this election. None of them even bothered to reply to my suggestion.

And there are still no MSM articles about the man behind Trump’s winning strategy. All hail Steve Sailer!

From the comments section at Steve Sailer Nov. 9:

* I’ve been on Twitter for the last couple of days, but I just wanted to come home here to say congrats and thanks to Steve. iSteve has been my red pill. I thank you. Your country thanks you.

* The Sailer strategy has been talked about on 538 all night. You called this one Steve. Kudos. Your blog has been my red pill too.

* This election is lost for Clinton and hopefully gives rise to an alt-left with the realization of how little the black vote matters and how chasing after high black turnout is a highly damaging to overall strategy. The big idea behind an alt-left should be never pander to blacks on social justice issues, it doesn’t generate black turnout and is extremely provocative to white working class workers who see it as a call to race rioting.

Just stick to offering blacks mortgage subsidies, none of this BLM nonsense. It’s very self destructive to white liberals and globalism.

* If Steve Sailer isn’t recognized as the pr-eminent social analyst of the day, then people have their heads in the sand. I’d expect publishing offers to come from the less reputable publishing homes, and maybe even the semi-marginal ones.

* Three cheers for the Sailer Strategy! You can own it now, Steve. Wallow in it, buddy!

* A very powerful man owes a debt of gratitude to you. He is rumored to be quite loyal. Thank you from all the little people as well.

* Steve, You said it all long ago, though few would listen. We can see clearly now that the entire political class/MSM narrative since 1990 has been a scam to keep reasonable nationalists, and true patriots locked out of both media & politics.

The connection that DJT has with common working men was the key to employing your rust belt strategy. No way could any other GOP candidate connect with plumbers, welders, electricians, assembly line crews and other blue collar folks quite like Trump. He had the platform and his concern for his fellow citizens’ welfare was authentic. Far more so than the bogus “I feel your pain” charade of the first Clinton.
This is by far the most earth shattering political event of my life, and I can even remember Reagan1980. Will need to sleep on this to let it sink it.

* Who would have thought Moore would capture Trumpmania best?

Moore is obviously anti-Trump but he gets the political psychology of what’s going on.

MORE COMMENTS:

* I imagine this is one of the proudest moments of your life, Steve. You inspired Coulter, who inspired Trump to use this strategy, and with it he won the biggest political prize on earth.

* Brokaw, et. al on NBC currently talking about how the white vote was always there in the Rust Belt but seemed like it wasn’t because Romney couldn’t get them to the voting booth.

If Steve quits blogging, who will the MSM be years behind?

* You are a national hero. Keep on keeping. I’ve been reading you for about 6 years now. I’ve lost several groups of friends for revealing that I read you. It’s crazy how much the pundits are astonished by the win and you were right even with the diminishing white %, that it could be a winning strategy 16 years later. If they could of stopped their pearl clutching and righteous indignation for a second, they could of taken this information and won.

* Steve, I don’t know if you’ve ever noticed, but in most of the photos that you’ve posted of yourself on this blog you look quite glum. After today, I hope you post a photo of yourself with a gigantic ear-to-ear grin and maybe holding a newspaper with the relevant headline.

* Steve, your personality probably tends strongly against self promotion, bragging, I-told-you-so-ism, and etc. Which is great. But, in this case, please understand, you cannot post too many times and/or too many places that you called this back in 2000.

* I predict Steve will be interviewed by multiple high profile media organizations over the next few days. The chin-strokers will want to know more about those crazy alt-right guys, and Steve’s about the most respectable of them. They’re probably rifling through their rolodexes right now.

Which will be awesome for his traffic, but batten down the hatches for trolls. Maybe Ron Unz can hire a flunky to moderate posts for Steve.

As long as it’s not an illegal alien.

We should have a contest for guessing what the NYT article lede will be. “The Fascist Roots of Golf Course Architecture,” maybe.

* Take a bow, Mr. Sailer.

I can’t remember any other blogger who has come close to exerting so much influence, in the fullness of time, through sheer cogency of ideas. That was true before the election results came in, but it has just become far more apparent to those who did not already know. Sailer Gap indeed.

* Trump may or may not know it, but he owes this election to one man: Steve Sailer. Well done sir. I did not think this was possible. Immigration reform in our time.

* If the God-Emperor ascends there will come a time when everyone will say they read Sailer, donated to Sailer, erected a shrine to Sailer before anyone else knew who Sailer was. Steve is about to discover a boatload of new old friends. I’m just putting it out now to all you townies I go back to the first NR articles and the old iSteve website.

* So proud to have been a Steve fan for years now. This is your moment man. I hope you are enjoying it. I predict great new opportunities for you in the near future.

Thanks so much for all you’ve done. And don’t forget to keep up the good work because we’re going to need it!

* If they have the brains to do what’s necessary to cling to whatever credibility they have left, they will invite Steve on. More likely – they won’t be able to get over their bitterness at being revealed to have no clothes. As I write this, Trump is up 244-215 and during commercial breaks NBC is playing a montage of moments they think make Trump look bad, as if anybody voting for him cares.

Steve, I know writing a blog that gets you branded a racist and unfit for polite society is a lucrative gig, but you may want to consider leveraging the Trumpening into a campaign consultancy gig. Maybe you could take the clients that abandon Rick Wilson?

NBC talking about how the “Latino vote showed up” but still stunned it hasn’t been enough. Steve has written here before about people not having a useful set of general statistics mentally at-hand to filter the BS they hear. 63% non-hispanic white share of U.S. population is looking like a pretty useful statistic to know right now.

They also just figured out that “flyover country” is in fact derogatory, and maybe people resent it.

* Both Mr. Trump and the Half Blood Prince have surely heard of you and know your work. I can see some face time with the most powerful man on earth in the near horizon for you.

The Alt Right has selected a President. I never thought I would see the day. My God!

And you’re one of the Alt Right’s top ten sages on Planet Earth, Mr. Sailer. There surely must be a future active role for you.

* …a pro-white strategy isn’t going to garner much crossover.

If anyone got pandered by Trump, it was the nativist, pro-white people. But he is going to do a better thing and demonstrate that one of Steve’s higher ideals, citizenism, is what he represents.

He’s just pulling you guys along.

So maybe it was sort of a modified public/private position Sailer Strategy. Privately, Trump understands that a pro-citizenist policy like, yes, Brazil, is about the only thing that can work on the U.S. today.

Kinda Trojan-horsed that into a somewhat public Sailer Strategy to set the hook.

I’d see him as paying double tribute to Steve, tactical usage of Sailer Strategy in places, but at core a citizenist.

Anyhow, he’s going to be dragging the Overton Window in the other direction for you guys like he did for the libs during the election in forging more of a post-racial America.

You guys aren’t going to like all of it, but you’ll go along. After all, where else do you have to go? But already, look at you guys. Who is complaining about Jews, Blacks, gays, etc, on this blog anymore? A lot of your fears are dissipating already.

Was I right about all this Trump stuff so far (hint: look at my comment thread going back months)? And now I’m finally starting to read all sorts of things now about this historic upset, reshaping the political landscape, yada yada.

* Serious props to Sailer for calling this right a long time ago.

What blows my mind is that Trump won without a serious ground operation.

The skypes just went all in against Trump; will they recover their prior position and get him to wage more neocon wars despite his current foreign policy positions a la GWB?

* I heard this line on NPR too: “Will Muslims and Hispanics feel they have a place in Trump’s America?”

I don’t know. They could go back home. What I was worried about was what place white men like me would have in Hillary’s America.

* The Sailer strategy worked, despite the GOP establishment working against it and millions of Never-Trumpsters not supporting the republican candidate and most GOP politicians actively sabotaging him. The Libertarian candidate this year got over 3 million votes , triple what he got 4 years ago.

Sailer has shown us that one man can change the world. Kudos to Steve.

* Tonight Trump proved that you can talk very bluntly about the issues facing our country and still get away with it. Democratic candidates are used to tossing out red meat to their members and getting away with it. Well Trump did that, too, and he may very well have won the White House.

He’s sent a message to the GOP establishment about issues that worry the white middle class of this country – wage stagnation, immigration, and all the rest. He (and those of us who voted for him) have sent a message loud and clear to the Mitch McConnells, Paul Ryans, Marco Rubios, and Mitt Romneys of the party that cannot be ignored, though they’ve tried to do so time and again. Either they will heed that message this time or they will pay a very stiff price.

* Steve Sailer is the Bill James of political analysis. Even people who despise him should give him that much credit. Sailer should seriously consider writing something analogous to a Baseball Abstract. He’s already done a lot of the major lifting and could focus on expanding somewhat on his best ideas.

* Nice tribute to Sailer’s perceptiveness in an article on the online front page of the Spectator at the moment:

“Back in 2000 the blogger Steve Sailer observed that the Republicans could win with the low-hanging fruit of a white middle-class increasingly alienated by the Democratic Party’s ‘coalition of the fringes’, and he seems to have been proved right.”

I’ve written before in comments here, at the Spectator and Telegraph, and at Taki’s, that Sailer (along with Derbyshire) would have been a natural for regular columns at those places (Spectator and Telegraph, that is, formerly the natural British outlets for traditionalist conservative thought) were it not for the active censorship of traditionalist and nativist views. Their loss has been Taki’s and Unz’s gain.

Somewhat ironically, I can’t comment on it at the Spectator Blogs site because I’m banned from posting there by that same process of suppressing the expression of dissident opinions and the way it enables the individual gatekeepers to impose their own agendas by way of political censorship.

Congratulations to Steve, and to the American people. Like the Brexit vote, another well deserved poke in the eye for all the people who most need a poke in the eye.

* Maybe I’m just in a good mood, but if we can put the breaks on immigration for a bit I’m optimistic that the life of the GOP can be extended indefinitely.

Sure, there are some unfavorable developments. Quite a few states that Bush carried easily such as Virginia, North Carolina, Colorado, Nevada are now toss ups or blue. And you have to wonder if Florida, Texas, and Arizona will be winnable in the future given current trends. But if the immigration slows down, I think we just might have a chance of absorbing Latinos into the greater population.

Speak frankly, blacks and whites have never really assimilated even after hundreds of years. But intermarriage rates for Hispanics are considerably higher and they aren’t as racially distinct as blacks (and critically a half Hispanic is much more likely to pass for white than a half black). The whiter ones (and the more attractive mestizos) will likely be absorbed into “White America.” Eventually. Best case scenario it would be like the dagos in the 20th century. Again, this is only if we close the border and allow our national identity to settle a bit. Over time, I would bet these Latinos that are going 3 to 1 D will move at least a bit toward the GOP as they become whiter.

If we can’t stem the tide though, then they will maintain a separate identity and we will just have a permanent, growing Latin underclass that will be a public burden and vote solid D in perpetuity.

* Charles Murray gives Steve a shout-out: “When someone has been so strategically right so early, he deserves acknowledgment”

Some other great tweet quotes in that Ed West piece:

“Trump voters are opposed not to identity politics but to identity politics for everyone but them. That’s one important lesson of the night.”

“The thing about playing identity politics is that eventually everyone figures out they should do the same thing.”

* I’ve been reading Sailer for a long time.

He deserves so much more recognition than he gets. He also deserves remuneration.

I have set up a monthly contribution of $20.00 through PayPal.

Everyone here who has the means should do so as well.

You deserve it, Steve!

* Steve has been mentioned approvingly at achgut.com, the online project of German gadfly journalist Henryk Broder, the local Mark Steyn, sort of, the brighter guys (and girls, there are some) of our alt-right know him, too.

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How Did 90035 Vote?

Posted on November 13, 2016 by Luke Ford

At least 10% of 90035 are Orthodox Jews, most of whom voted Trump, I suspect.

Joe* emails: You might want to report on how 90035 voted per the LA Times interactive site.

I was surprised to find that [24]% of the voters in 90035 went for Trump. Who knew there were so many closeted Nazis and KKK supporters in our haimish community? I’m truly frightened and need to find someone wearing a safety pin ASAP.

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Election Day In The Steve Sailer Comments Section

Posted on November 13, 2016 by Luke Ford

The only comments section I read regularly is on Steve Sailer’s blog. It is a collection of many of the sharpest minds on the Right and most of the most prominent commenters on there such as Lot and SPMoore8 predicted at Hillary victory. Steve Sailer always wrote about Trump as a long shot to win.

Since Trump’s Mobile rally on Friday, August 21, 2015, I became convinced (I don’t think I ever watched a political rally before, not for more than 10 minutes, and I don’t recall getting goosebumps from one) and publicly predicted a Trump victory and I never wavered after that when asked, even though almost everybody in my life mocked me for it. My emotions, however, were a rollercoaster during the campaign and I had many private doubts about a Trump victory though I never could picture in my head a Hillary presidency. I never seriously entertained the possibility of Hillary winning. It was unimaginable to me.

(At the shuls I attend, I’ve been nicknamed “Navi” aka “The Prophet” for my 16 months of consistent support for Trump against all ridicule.)

Tuesday morning, November 8, 2016, I retweeted Richard Spencer that black turnout was down in North Carolina. I thought that was significant and it gave me hope.

When Matt Drudge released around 1:15 pm PST the early exit polls showing Trump winning Iowa, North Carolina, and Ohio, I saw that Trump had a good chance to win (last election at this time, it was clear from Drudge that Obama had won, Drudge was similarly accurate in calling 2000 for George W. Bush around this time of the day). Then the next wave of exit polls came through about 5pm, and all the pundits such as Frank Luntz, Charles Krauthammer and Sean Trende declared that Hillary would win in a landslide. I got nervous and stopped talking about the election.

About 6pm, I saw that Trump still had a shot and I started telling people that based on the exit polls and results so far, Trump could do it. Around 8 pm, I saw that it was increasingly likely that Trump would win and I became giddy.

Here is how election day went down there:

* Even if Trump wins, I’m going to be sad when this whole thing is over. This has been some of the most fun I’ve had in years!

Daily media triggerings! The rise of Mookarthyism!

Every day, I’ve been excited to get up, to see what crazy new stuff was going to happen.

It’s been like a dream.

* I put up my final prediction a week ago and it’s set in stone: 334-204 [for Hillary]. Really, its an amazingly good outcome for a presidential candidate who can’t discipline himself to go a week without a self-imposed major embarrassment and who couldn’t be bothered to learn anything about the issues or practice for a debate or organize a ground game for turnout.

* Guys, remember: the stakes have never been higher. Not only does the fate of Western Civilization depend on your vote, but also the fate of my bet for The Donald on Paddy Power. Please, vote accordingly.

* 1. I think the sudden skyrocketing of Obamacare premiums, combined with the last minute email stuff, has driven the undecided herd in Trump’s direction. Trump has behaved himself these last few weeks and perhaps the biggest applause line at his speeches has been when he promises to repeal Obamacare.

2. You get absolutely no hint of this from the mainstream media, who have outdone themselves in over-the-top, beyond parody bias. It is simply inconceivable to them to publish an “analysis” which says, “Skyrocketing Obamacare premiums fueling last minute surge for Trump.” I’m not saying this is 100% percent true, but if they were even slightly neutral you could certainly create somewhat speculative analysis like that. Instead, all we get is the same well-worn cue cards: “Year of the Women!” “Critical Hispanic Voters!” “Crucial support of Millennials.”

* Predictwise says 88% chance of Hillary, 12% of Trump today. Five Thirty-Eight says 71.4%-28.6%, but is known to be overly optimistic.

* Many people on fb today crowing about voting and being “with her” and all that crap. I only know two people that voted for Trump and they are keeping it largely to themselves. My sample is of course super heavily biased (almost all academics/liberals/immigrants) but still it is a real downer.

* Not looking good for you guys at all!

Prediction: Clinton 308, Trump 230. National vote Clinton +4

When Clinton wins I’m wondering what lame excuses we’ll hear from the Republican Party at the end of the week for Chump’s loss.

* Looks bad for Trump, but it should be noted that Republicans tend to do poorly until 5 PM (they’re at work), and VoteCastr’s demographic model is based on the polls, so if there is a “shy Trump” effect, they’re underestimating him.

* Update, all topline numbers completely unchanged, but turnout increased. Looks very bad for Trump if true; probably worse than Romney.

* New numbers, mostly improvements for Trump. Looks like it’ll be close.

* I heard another concern-trolling bit of Hillary propaganda on the radio this morning: one announcer asking another whether “if Hillary wins, will Trump supporters react with violence?”

That sounds like projection to me. We have nothing to fear from Trump supporters who, after all, are the law-abiding wing of the American electorate, even if (for instance) obvious fraud hands Hillary the electoral college without the popular vote.

However, if Hillary obtains the Presidency we can look forward to a lot of violence from her supporters, and the smaller her victory the worse that violence will be.

Hillary’s violence will take the form of property confiscations and arrests for “environmental” violations, arrests for “hate speech” when communities protest the forced resettlement of illegal immigrant paupers and criminals in their neighborhoods, greatly increased urban crime when police are forbidden to arrest minorities, house-to-house searches for newly-banned guns by Federal agents using lists of buyers taken from gun-shops’ records, and so-forth.

If Hillary wins, her supporters will invert the Constitution and stop at nothing in an attempt to crush their Trump-supporting enemies for all time. They will take Erdogan and Maduro as their role models.

* The best thing about this election is that defeatist cucks like SPMoore will have to find a new line of defeatism after Trump wins.

* The God-Emperor Trump is gracious. He is generous, forgiving, kind. You, too, will love him soon enough.

* Last time I voted was for GWB in 2000. Didn’t work out so well. As I voted for The Donald I got a tears in my eyes. The chance to vote for my hero! As Dylan said,either I’m too sensitive or else I’m gettin’ soft.

* Took a vacation day today to avoid my co-workers. Last night they were talking about Trump supporter violence after his loss–couldn’t stay in the room with them.

Just woke up to find snorlax’s posts and feel kind of sick to my stomach (haven’t forced myself to look at MSM sites yet). Despite predicting a Clinton win for the last few months, I’ve been hoping Jack Hanson was right.

Don’t know how my extended family is voting but probably around 70/30 or 80/20 for Clinton (they are midwesterners). Parents probably for Trump or maybe split in a solid blue state. Brother I’m assuming for third party in a swing state.

The morning sun is revealing a clear bright rainbow. Since it’s already November 9 in Japan, I’m taking this an apology from God for the flood of Clinton support. Here’s hoping I’m wrong…

* Florida, N Carolina, Ohio, New Hampshire and Colorado will go Trump and Trump will win. This year the pollsters could not get a good handle on the electorate, this is what they will say in the election post mortems. Then you have the dishonest pollsters who are as bad as the biased media. They deliberately over sample Democrats to come up with polls showing Hillary on top and that she is inevitable. Done to demoralize Trump supporters.

* … it is probably over for Trump based on Florida county turnout.

* By making such posts as these, are you not risking discouraging potential Trump voters from voting?

* Trump winning would be a huge win for Nate Silver. All the other poll trackers are saying Hillary 90-99%, while Silver says 65-70%. They had a nasty twitterwar attacking Silver for saying Trump has a decent chance still.

* NBC exit poll had Trump doing better than Romney with Latinos and Trump pulling in about 13% of the black vote.

Also, you would hope the non-suburban white vote would be up more than 2%. Be really narrow, but I think Trump can still pull Florida.

* Trump is getting smashed on Sportsbet. Went from $4.4 overnight to $8 and in space of 5 minutes now at $10!

Clinton is $1.10.

* Results, so far, are not looking so good for Trump in North Carolina and Ohio either.

* Trump’s come storming back to $5.70! Has the rail run rounding the bend! Nearly time to get out the whip for the run home, go you good thing!!

* Trump up by a lot in FL and VA. Not surprised to log in here and see a lot of cuck defeatism because it’s not a 50 state sweep or something.

What will you CTR shills do after the election?

* The corporate media hacks are worrisomely chipper and yet tranquil. Do they know the fix is in for a Hill-dog steal?

* Trump up to 35% on PredictIt.

* It’s interesting to me that these pieces on “extremists” never mention or cite Steve.

My interpretation is: the MSM deep down recognizes that Steve’s “citizenism” is actually not extremist, but in fact the reasonable moderate alternative to their own extremism.

And in fact, with the possible exception of that one remark about blacks in New Orleans that gave JPod a hissy fit, it’s hard, even with the worst intentions, to find a quote from Steve that will make the Goodwhites gasp in horror.

On another note, I think Steve is onto something with this idea that the MSM is all about projecting their own feelings of hatred onto their enemies.

* Trump is up in FL, OH, NC, VA, and PA right now.

Starting to see the leftist freakout begin from the punditry.

* Neck and neck last 600 down the straight, 2016 Melbourne Cup all over again!

Trump now in to $2.26. Clinton out to $1.59.

* NYT now has race a tossup, with Trump slightly more likely to win (52%).

* I’ve been following Bill Mitchell on Twitter the past 24 hours. The Baghdad Bob or Comical Ali of this election. The mainstream press is so dishonest and fraudulent. I’ll go down deluded in a bubble of my own choosing.

* New York Times currently has Trump with 87% chance of winning. Key individual states as follows (assuming Florida for Trump, Virginia for Clinton):

Pennsylvania (52% possibility)
Michigan (69%)
Iowa (52%)
Wisconsin (68%)
North Carolina (93%)4Arizona (92%)
Utah (71%)
New Hampshire (30%)
Nevada (34%)
Colorado (5%)

But with Clinton winning popular vote by 1.4%.

* I predicted Trump would take the whole thing two weeks after he announced his entry into the race, & I have it in print and timestamped on Facebook. I never wavered from that prediction. Unlike Scott Adams and many others who said “well this changes everything” and went back and forth.

God I wish I was in America right now. I’d be watching every channel and laughing and swimming in the tears of the aged establishment of the wealyhy, media, education racket and governemnt employees!!

I haven’t had a drink in about 6 months (not an alcoholic, just happened that way) but I’m gonna find a liquor store somewhere in this Islamic land and Go To Town!

* Trump has broken clear by 3 lengths and moving away fast, winning post in sight!

Clinton straining heavily under the whip but not responding, showing signs of distress with flecks of froth and foam flying, a breakdown on the cards!

Trump $1.08, Clinton $6.50!

* Trump is crushing the Democrats, seeing them driven before him, and hearing the lamentation of their women.

* Part of me still thinks this is too good to be true, like maybe the NYT is intentionally lowballing Hillary so they can rave about her being “the Comeback Kid” after she “miraculously” pulls out wins in some combination of FL, PA, and IA.

* NYT is projecting a 305 to 233 Trump victory (or a 300 to 238 Trump victory, depending on which gizmo you look at), with Trump taking Pennsylvania (by a hair), Florida, Michigan, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Georgia, Arizona, Alaska, Iowa, and losing Colorado, Maine, Nevada, Virginia, New Hampshire, New Mexico, and Minnesota.

* Nate Cohn: How to think about this election: white working class voters just decided to vote like a minority group. They’re >40% of the electorate.

* I have been watching CNN and thought that Wolf B. looked unhappy, but then I turned to Uu-nivi-see-ooonnn for a minute and Jorge Ramos looks absolutely fucking stricken. In the inset view they showed some poor little snowflake SJW at the Javits Center just bawling…prog tears taste so sweet!

I’m watching Jorge some more a few minutes later, I think he’s going to cry.

* I would like to be gloating more openly but given where I live and where I work, I need to keep things low-key.

* I wonder what will happen to Univision’s viewership as a large number of them either voluntarily or involuntarily are deported back to Mexico. My guess is it will decrease, and appetite to be immersed in Spanish declines.

At your throat or at your feet. Non-white votes will be at our throats, but look to the words in the coming months to be at our feet. Look at the actions, not the words.

* Well you can put down the binoculars now because it’s Trump, Trump, TRUMP by a country mile, as he flashes past the winning post, fist in the air!

* Let me tell you about Reince. I’ve said Reince. I know it. I know it. Look at all of those people over there. I know it, Reince is a superstar. I said, they can’t call you a superstar, Reince, unless we win it. Like Secretariat. He would not have that bust at the track at Belmont.

SAILER’S OTHER ELECTION THREAD:

* Imagine no never trump cucks in the media.
imagine no never trump cucks in the GOP
imagine GOP spent some of trumps contributions on trumps campaign
Imagine the dems were no allowed to cheat
imagine the media was only its usual amount of partisanship
imagine a few democratic voters had actually read the wikileaks
imagine trump had bothered to put together a ground game
imagine trump had bothered to prepare for the debates
imagine trump were actually intelligent and articulate
probably wont win but even if its as close as it seems thats phenomenal considering the above

* Trump is a human bulldozer. Un-real that a 70 year old man has that stamina and willpower to go it *completely* alone with nothing but the untapped will of the American people to keep him going. He may inspire me to stop drinking.

* Silver’s widget still showing Trump winning at 58% chance, with either Michigan or Pennsylvania putting him over the top, but with Hillary winning the popular vote by 2.0%.

Now while I’d prefer Trump also win the popular vote, you have to admit him winning the election while losing the popular vote by such a large amount will made the libs hilariously MAF.

* If Trump wins, Scott Adams will become the political pundit of the decade.

* Trump is like a guy coming out of the stands and showing up the professionals on the field. Everyone wonders how good he could have been with practice and training.

* Trump looking good at 66% according to NYT as of 7:00 PST.

Looks like it’s going to be MI that puts him on top instead of VA. NH starting to look good too. Throw in IA and it’s President Trump.

I agree with all the posters saying he is superhuman. Simply incredible. 7 rallies a day at the end. The final rally in Grand Rapids, MI. Genius.

* I wouldn’t at this point give Silver too much grief over his call.

He at least put up a real resistance to the idiots to the left of him who were making crazy projections, like the HuffPo guy who said that Clinton’s chances were 98+%.

And then there was this Sam Wang guy in Princeton whose model gave her 99+% What a genius.

I should think that there is one big lesson of this election that certainly holds no matter the final outcome for our projectors and pundits.

They need to acknowledge that there are many things they just don’t know. Why this is so hard for them entirely eludes me.

* Feels good so far. My conscience is clean: 250+ calls to support DJT plus tons of other support, volunteer time for his allies. I hope the Patriots on this board left nothing in reserve effort-wise. iSteve has been fighting a 20 yr culture/media war to help set the stage for tonight’s events, so he doesn’t owe us much more (just keep on with more of the same Steve!). Can’t wait to see all the CST & MST results. Gonna be a helluva night!

* Arrayed against Trump are (1) the entire dimocrat party; (2) some double counting here but the ruthless corruption of the Clintonistas adds considerable moral, economic, and physical danger to danger to anyone who appears poised to successfully overcome their reign of terror; (3) most of the stoopid party elite; (4) the neocons; (5) the entire MSM who have raised lying for political purposes to a transcendent level; (6) most of the big political spenders in this country; (7) foreign interlopers like George Soros who have applied Nazi street terror techniques to this election cycle; (8) K street; (9) this country’s entire bien pensants and intelligentsia.

He has been outspent by a factor of many to one by his political enemies. He has had to build up a grass roots organization from scratch to run a political campaign against a ruthless and experienced coalition of political insiders who know all the tricks. It is likely that he is dealing with a significant amount of voter fraud and dirty tricks on the part of his opponents; McAuliffe’s games in Virginia exemplify both.

Despite this he has soldiered on to win the primary against overwhelming odds. And he has a good shot at winning the general election.

And all this is because he has had the courage to champion the interests of ordinary American citizens against the elite/establishment who are out to turn this country into a banana republic. Trump has already one this election where it counts. He has given hope to the masses who support him and put the fear of righteous retribution into the hearts of the nation’s elites/establishment.

* Story we’ll never see from the MSM: “Black voters bored by old white lady #demcandidatessowhite”

* Steve Sailer: I’ve been focusing on the NYT, but other models aren’t as optimistic about Trump’s chances.

* Trump is Henry V. Came from low beginnings, all assumed he wasn’t fit for his station, turned out to be a genius leader, and won over overwhelming odds.

* The newscasters on CBS – Oprah’s girlfriend among them – have been looking glum. Major Garrett, stationed at Trump headquarters, looks downright grim and pissed off.

They showed a shot of the numbers guys who make the calls for the network, staring at what looked like a giant spreadsheet. They had funereal expressions on their faces.

They also showed an unflattering photograph of Trump watching the returns. If they’ve shown Hillary, I’ve missed it.

The Clinton supporters – mostly young women – look pretty depressed right now. One girl was crying.

* I’m still a bit shocked as a Trump victory seemed nearly impossible. After all he only had the DNC, Wall Street, the media, the corporations, and his very own party (cucks) working to destroy him.

* I am still shaking! I am shaking! I only have 6 friends in my community who are on the same team – it’s been tough to talk in code…26 across the country….18 worldwide! You only have 50 people close to you….ok, Steve, look that up! – I really do think everyone has 50 people who care about them.

On FB; I have hidden all my opinions about Trump for 1.4 years. I have hidden my feelings about Migrant Crisis for 2 years. I have always been grumbling about capital chasing cheapest labor since 2000. What a night, Oh, what a night I am feeling ridiculously sappy tonight!

* It’s official after calling PA nothing can take the win from Trump.

I am very impressed with NYT web site and their real time updates and their forecasting algorithms. I was following FL, PA, MI and NH and their projections were changing by very little in last few hours. They were very accurate. They started predicting Trump win already before 9:30pm.

If I had a table with their page I could be on FOX on CNN and give better forecasts than what CNN and FOX were doing.

* Heroic is a good term to describe the Donald. And he did this basically by pure force of his personality. He willed the victory.

I once thought that his run for president made him a latter day George Patton or Douglas MacArthur type of American figure. Winning the office outs him in a whole different category. Sui generis perhaps.

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* I bet $500 on Trump at 20:1 on Betfair in July 2015 and I’ve bet a ton of money on Pinnacle since then. I’m not going to be specific, but many of the reasons were isteve related, so here is a premature thank you. This is the smartest blog and comment section on the internet.

* There aren’t many times you really live through HISTORY. Wow.

I doubt the Democrats will try to steal the election at this point. It would guarantee utter chaos.

It’s a little thing, but can we put some pressure on Trump to keep Andrew Jackson on the $20?

* Social Desirability Bias is a measure of media and cultural bigotry. I won’t hold my breath for the long, introspective, concerned think pieces examining the culpability of the media/Hollywood targeting white America with poisonous hatred to such an extent that some 5% of (white) people are afraid to express their Constitutionally protected rights to people on the other end of a phone whom they do not know and will never meet. A shanking that would make the Stasi proud. It should be called “Media Bigotry Bias”.

* I just loved being lectured to by yet another smug, self-righteous, third-world immigrant about what it means to be American.

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* Didn’t vote for Trump, but have to give it up to Steve. He called exactly this scenario four years ago. Electoral math says that the best route to Republican victory is to avoid the siren call of minority appeal and focus on rust belt whites. Totally went against conventional wisdom, and turned out correct.

Congrats on your clairvoyance, Steve. Looking forward to the upstart of the Sailer Political Consulting firm.

* Poor Charles Krauthammer on Fox says a Trump win will mean a major realignment of the GOP such as has not occurred since Reagan. Then explains/laments that this means there will be no major party that cares about, i.e. Small government. 50 years after the 1965 Immigration act imports 65 million immigrants who don’t give a frack about “small government” Charles Krautahammer almost gets it.

* Who elected Trump:
-Men
-Whites (duh!)
-Conservatives
-45 and over
-Some college or less
-Whites without college degrees
-$50K-<$100K -Small city or rural -Republicans -White evangelical or born-again Christians -Attend religious services at least once a week -Married -US military service -Country seriously off track -Condition of economy fair or poor -Family financial situation worse -Trade takes away jobs -Illegal immigrants should be deported -Build a wall -Dissatisfied or angry with federal government -I dislike the other candidates -Can bring needed change -Decided how to vote in September or October* Congratulations Steve. Your work has not been in vain. I’m grateful for the education I’ve received through your writings (dating back to your classic story on monogamy in the old NR). It’s been a pleasure spending the last year here with you and your many perceptive commenters.* I really wish I could be see and hear the fury and anguish of Hillary, George Soros, John McCain, John Kasich, the whole stinking Bush clan, George Will, Glenn Beck, Marl Levin, Jonah Goldberg, John Podhoretz, Steve Hayes, the NY Times editorial board, NPR, etc. I have CNN on and got to savor Van Jones’ diatribe. (Insert Nelson “Ha-ha.”)Question: A lot of powerful people have invested tens of millions of dollars in Hillary’s campaign in expectation of future favors. Some of these people are very unsavory. How are they going to react to Hillary’s collapse? Good thing for her she has Secret Service protection.Question: As a commenter on iSteve asked recently, will Carlos Slim and Jeff Bezos decide that their investments in prestige media has not paid off in political influence and pull the plug?Cue end scene of Kingsmen when the world’s elite have their heads explode.* [Steve Sailer has] done as much as anyone I know to make this victory possible, and has stayed logical, humorous, and on an even keel every step of the way. He has spoken more ‘truth to power’ than anyone I can name, with the possible exceptions of Mr Buchanan and Ms Coulter. I hope all three of them are considered for important roles in the new Administration. The forces of reaction will be gunning for us in every way imaginable, and we’ll need all the help we can get.* Steve Sailer is to Donald Trump as Aristotle was to Alexander the Great.* Game-set-match!Ladies and gentlemen, we have witnessed history in the making, and it has been a lot of fun.Cheers!* There’s an occultist on YouTube styxhexenhammer666 that talks politics too. He almost got every state correct. Not an altrighter but his analysis was amazing.

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Concerned About Polling?

Posted on November 13, 2016 by Luke Ford

Steve Sailer writes: The big concerns about polling are:

– Pollsters accidentally failing to get a representative sample of voters due to changes in social habits or technology

– Voters not telling the truth due to fears of harm for supporting the wrong candidate

– Pollsters trying to harm one candidate by depressing his supporters

The latter seemed unlikely until this year’s all-hands-on-deck mobilization against Trump.

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Pro-Democracy Riots

Posted on November 13, 2016 by Luke Ford

Comments at Steve Sailer about the anti-Trump riots:

* Man, if you don’t feel any sympathy for the Canadians facing this invasion of ghastly, brain dead and deadbeat celebrity illegal immigrants, you have no heart.

* Silver lining: fewer Americans will now believe the stories that the US media writes about “pro-democracy protests” in other countries. Trust me, they’re always paid-for anti-democracy riots. That’s not an exception.

* I remember kids in my children’s kindergartens behaving like this in public. They would scream hysterically with red faces and kick and hit their own parents if they didn’t get their way. It was embarrassing but the parents never did anything but try and mollify them. Now I know what became of those kids.

* Didn’t Trump go left of Hillary on college tuition? Hopefully Thiel will talk some sense into him (Thiel was paying kids not to go to college) that there is a culture war to be had and funding more (non-STEM) students is not the way to win it.

* Liberals can’t protest without making every reasonable person hate their guts.

As far as the most annoying protesters go, I think the ones in this video below win the award for sheer obnoxiousness. I just want to slug them all.

* A while back, an astute commenter (forgot whom) noted in the post about Houellebecq’s Submission that the author wanted us to pay attention to control of education.

How can we take control of the public schools back? I believe strongly public education is a part of our heritage and don’t agree that we should all homeschool to avoid them. That is ceding more territory.

I ask because our school board sent an email “in light of the recent election, I wanted to remind you about our bullying policy … We love our rich diversity … Different cultures open our minds”

* Great stuff from Ann Coulter: “It’s true Trump’s win has sparked an increase in racist rhetoric, but we can hope this vilification of white voters will eventually abate.”

* A lot of Left Wingers on social media are saying they hate White people for electing Donald Trump president. And than they threaten to move to Canada because you know there is nothing White whatsoever about Canada’s racial demographics. Canada is basically Haiti with a colder climate.

They hate White people so they threaten to move to a country that’s even Whiter than The U.S. That’s some Onion shit right there.

* I remember Portland used to be the highly praised darling city of White nationalists and the Alt-Right, even though the vast majority of White people in Portland are communists and cheerleaders for open borders.

* No, what should ‘go viral’ is how the police apparently aren’t doing their job by actively and aggressively dispersing and arresting these people — it looks like it will be about 10C overnight in Portland, which is not cold, but uncomfortably cool — they could spend the night handcuffed and shackled in some parking lot, awaiting processing in the morning (and thinking about whether or not they really want to continue) — perhaps also the fact the governor has not sent people to help the police in Portland.

* There’s too much pressure put on kids these days to go to college. College isn’t easy, most kids don’t have what it takes. College takes above average intelligence, it takes time, and it takes discipline. A lot of kids are suffering anxiety and depression at college because they’re failing at it, and there’s so much pressure on them to succeed. It’s really horrible, horrible stuff.

Sending everyone off to college has been the norm for a while, but it’s never been harder. Kids have way more problems to deal with now. How can they juggle college with a part time job, with an internship, and all of the other complications of modern life?

We need to make america simple again. We need to instill in children that they can be perfectly productive, loveable and good people without going to college.

And yes, student debts are a problem too.

And i’m speaking from experience here. I’m in my last year of college (or uni, as we call it in Australia), and due to working full time in my last year, I fear that I am going to fail my final year engineering project, the last thing that I have to do before I can graduate.

So yes, i wish there hadn’t been the pressure on me to work, because i’d be in a much better space right now had there not been.

Francis Galton suffered a nervous breakdown in college because of the stress of everything. So it can happen to the very best of us. How are normal kids supposed to deal with it?

* Hopefully a Guiliani justice department will decide funding intentionally physically destructive protests is an act of terror on this nation and issue a warrant for Soros, and give him one week to surrender. Im sure a digital trail is there for the NSA to cooberate in a FICA court. `Guantonimo George` has a nice ring to it.

* “Steffon Marquise Corothers and Shamar Xavier Hunter, both 18 years old, were charged with attempted murder and unlawful use of a weapon, police spokesman Sgt. Pete Simpson said. Corothers was charged with one count of attempted murder. Hunter was charged with six counts of attempted murder.”

Steffon Marquise Corothers and Shamar Xavier Hunter. With names like that, I’m sure they must be white guys – probably rich white fraternity brothers who voted for Trump.

* Subconsciously, I think the Proglodytes are really sore because they can’t believe a man like Donald Trump, with the help of ‘deplorable racists’, won the presidency as the champion of the Worker and World Peace.

Hillary was supported by billionaires 20 to 1. She was Goldman Sachs Girl. She called for more New Cold Wars. She called for war in Syria. She was behind the mass murder in Libya and aiding, directly or indirectly, rebranded Alqaeda in Syria. She was the favorite of every crazy hawk in Pentagon.

Trump beat her with positions normally associated with the Left.

That is why they are sore. They just can’t admit it.

I wonder if these morons will ever realize that globalism, mass scab-immigration, and homomania are all agendas pushed by globalist elites.

Someone said ‘nationalism is socialism of fools’ but in fact, ‘socialism(the radical kind) is the nationalism of fools’.
The Communist Empire tried to create a new identity of various ethnic groups based on ideology… and it all broke apart, and each people wanted their own nation.

In fact, socialism(sane kind based on market economics) can only within a closed nation of shared identity and trust. This is why Swedish socialism once worked but is breaking apart as Sweden is filling up with Africans and Muslims.

Social Nationalism is what works in Israel. Destroy nationalism and you destroy socialism too since the masses are too divided to unite against the elite class. That is why elites, esp minority elites, love diversity.

* If Trump and Alt Right have one thing in common, it is their attitude of “Die but don’t retreat”.

When Germans invaded Russia, they expected easy victory of lazy cowards. But Russians began fighting back and didn’t retreat despite the losses. German animus remained but there was also growing German respect for the enemy. These deplorable subhumans were standing their ground.

Another example. When the French were torturing Algerians, Jean-Paul Sartre wrote an essay about a book called The Question. In it, Sartre discussed the methods and meanings of torture. It was to dehumanize the enemies and destroy their souls. What the Nazis had done to the French Resistance, the French were doing to Algerians.

Many Algerians folded under pain. Understandably so… which is why I don’t condemn John McCain’s ‘tokyo rose’ act. Pain is king.
BUT, some Algerians didn’t give in. In not giving into torture and standing their ground despite the pain, torment, and humiliation, they demonstrated that they were stronger than the torturers.
And the torturers couldn’t help feeling some degree of respect and even awe for their victims even if they hated what the victims stood for.

I think there is something like this in the Establishment’s view of Trump and Alt Right. Trump is not Alt Right, but neither folds under pressure.
This election was closest to media lynching and torture. It was trial by fire. But Trump didn’t flinch, didn’t bow, didn’t beg for mercy. He just fought on til he won. He overcame the torturers. MSM can’t help but feel a degree of awe over what he accomplished.

And when MSM talks with Alt Right, there is the sense that these guys and gals will not retreat, backpeddle, apologize, plead mercy, etc. Alt Right people are willing to risk all to say what they have to say.

We see this in Ramzpaul’s interview with NPR.

Of course, this makes the MSM hate Alt Right even more… but there must be some degree of respect because Alt Right can take all the slings and arrows and not flinch. They are stronger than the MSM who burns witches at the stake. Stronger in will, resolve, and righteousness in not begging for mercy.

In contrast, even though the Cucks are moderate and ‘acceptable’, they get NO respect from MSM cuz they are just wet noodle who will cave, bend, kneel, and wet their pants in fear of being called ‘wacist’.

I mean who respects Rich Lowry who grovels before Al Sharpton and turns on his own side to win ‘acceptable’ doggy biscuits?

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LAT: Silicon Valley searches for the Trump playbook

Posted on November 13, 2016 by Luke Ford

This Los Angeles Times article says nothing about how Big Tech tried to rig the election against Donald Trump and how his administration will seek justice. Why would a President Trump continue to allow Google, Facebook, Twitter, etc to discriminate against his point of view?

This website, for example, has been blackballed from Google’s search results since Aug. 17 even though Google’s own webmaster tools say the site is clean.

Trump supporters know that Wall Street, Big Tech, Big Journalism, the Democratic and Republican parties tried to rig this election against Trump and they want justice.

As the New York Observer reported Aug. 12, 2016:

Tech Companies Apple, Twitter, Google and Instagram Collude to Defeat Trump
There is no such thing as Pro-Trump free speech as Clinton corporate allies serve up a carefully curated view of the campaign

Apple isn’t the only corporation doing Clinton’s bidding. Wikileaks founder Julian Assange said Clinton made a deal with Google and that the tech giant is “directly engaged” in her campaign. It’s been widely reported Clinton hired Eric Schmidt—chairman of Alphabet, the parent company of Google—to set up a tech company called The Groundwork. Assange claims this was to ensure Clinton had the “engineering talent to win the election.” He also pointed out that many members of Clinton’s staff have worked for Google, and some of her former employees now work at Google.

So it should come as no surprise that there have been multiple reports accusing Google of manipulating searches to bury negative stories about Clinton. SourceFed details how Google alters its auto-complete functions to paint Clinton in a positive light.

For example, when you type “Hillary Clinton cri” into other engines like Yahoo! or Bing, the most popular autofills are “Hillary Clinton criminal charges” but in Google it’s “Hillary Clinton crime reform.” Google denies they changed their algorithm to help Clinton, and insists the company does not favor any candidate. They also claim their algorithms don’t show predicted queries that are offensive or disparaging.

But Google has gotten into hot water on multiple occasions for connecting Trump to Adolf Hitler. In June, when users searched “when Hitler was born” it generated the expected information on Hitler but also an image of Trump. In July, searches for Trump’s book, Crippled America, returned images of Adolf Hitler’s manifesto Mein Kampf. Google has since fixed both—but again, why do these issues always conveniently disparage Trump and help Clinton?

Twitter is another culprit. The company has gotten a lot of slack for banning conservatives and Trump supporters such as Breitbart’s Milo Yiannopoulos and, most recently, rapper Azealia Banks after she came out in support of Trump. Twitter has provided vague answers as to why conservative voices have been banned while they’ve allowed other users to call for the killing of cops.

Just yesterday, Buzzfeed revealed that the social media giant’s top executive personally protected the President from seeing critical messages last year. “In 2015, then-Twitter CEO Dick Costolo secretly ordered employees to filter out abusive and hateful replies to President Barack Obama.”

This year, Twitter isn’t just banning conservatives—the platform also changed its algorithms to promote Clinton while giving negative exposure to Trump.

The founders of some of the most popular pro-Trump Twitter handles—including @USAforTrump2016 and @WeNeedTrump—insist Twitter is censoring their content. They’ve pointed out that Twitter changes trending hashtags associated with negative tweets about Clinton (which has been reported before). On August 4, shortly after the hashtag “HillaryAccomplishment” began trending, it was taken over by anti-Clinton users, who used it to mention Benghazi or Emailgate. Eric Spracklen, @USAforTrump2016 founder, noticed the hashtag was quickly changed—pluralized to #HillarysAccomplishments.

“They take away the hashtag that has negative tweets for Clinton and replace it with something that doesn’t so the average person doesn’t see what was really trending,” Spracklen said. “This happens every day.”

Jack Murphy, founder of @WeNeedTrump, says followers complain they often aren’t able to retweet his pro-Trump tweets.

Instagram has also banned accounts that depict Clinton in a negative light. In June, a conservative comedy group called Toughen Up America was banned with no warning or explanation. Last week, the popular Australian-based graffiti artist, Lushsux, was banned from Instagram after he posted photos of a bikini-clad Clinton mural he painted.

“I don’t want to sound like a conspiracy theorist with a tin foil hat, but the timing of the Hillary Clinton mural posting and the deletion that ensued can’t just be a coincidence,” he told the Daily Mail Australia. Lushsux has posted photos of way more graphic murals, including a topless Melania Trump and a naked Donald with his package in full sight. These images did not trigger any censorship from Instagram.

Facebook has a long history of shutting down pages and blocking conservative users while promoting progressive voices like Black Lives Matter activists. The problem became so transparent that Sen. John Thune sent a letter to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg asking him to explain their practices.

Paul Joseph Watson writes:

According to top psychologist Robert Epstein, the power of Google’s algorithm to manipulate public opinion is so strong that it can influence up to 10 million undecided voters, ensuring a victory for Hillary Clinton.
After several years of research involving more than 10,000 people in 39 countries, Epstein concluded that Google has “the power to control elections” and that by favoring one candidate over another in some demographics up to 80 percent of undecided voters can be easily manipulated.
Google’s long standing support for Hillary Clinton runs so deep, that Google parent company Alphabet’s Executive Chairman, Eric Schmidt, met with Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta and asked if he could be Hillary’s “head outside advisor.”
“Many people have established that Google has a very close relationship with Hillary Clinton,” Epstein told RT, adding that, “Google seems to be favoring Hillary Clinton in its search suggestions, the suggestions it gives you when you first start to type an item.”
Back in August, we proved how Google had altered its search algorithm to prevent searches for “Clinton body count” from auto-completing, despite the term auto-completing when typed in on virtually any other search engine.
Back in June it was revealed by SourceFed that Google was indeed manipulating its search results to bury unflattering stories about Hillary.
“For example, when typing “Hillary Clinton cri,” Google’s auto-complete function brings up as its top choice “Hillary Clinton crime reform,” even though competing search engines Bing and Yahoo show the most popular search topics are “Hillary Clinton criminal charges” and “Hillary Clinton crime,” reported the Washington Times.
In August last year, Politico reported on how “Google could rig the 2016 election” by altering its search algorithms.
Epstein also noted that Facebook has the power to shift up to 600,000 voters on election day by simply sending out targeted reminders to Hillary Clinton supporters telling them to vote, while not sending out the same reminder to Trump supporters.
According to Epstein, who is a Clinton supporter himself, “Hillary Clinton is guaranteed to win this election” by approximately 6.5 million votes because polls don’t take into account Google’s algorithm to control the behavior of up to 10 million voters.
“Google’s algorithm has probably been determining the outcomes of close elections around the world for many years, probably actually controlling the winner in as many as 25 percent of the national elections of the world,” warns Epstein, adding that Google’s power was “unprecedented in human history” and constitutes a dangerous “threat to democracy” because it has no competitor and is automatically trusted more than any newspaper, magazine or television station.

Steve Sailer writes:

If you go to Google and type in American inventors you get back from Google pictures of the top American inventors of all time.

The #1 American inventor of all time is Lewis Howard Latimer, who, I just learned, worked with both Edison and Bell.

Thomas Edison is in 6th place and a well-tanned Alexander Graham Bell in 9th place, with ten black inventors rounding out the top dozen.

In the second dozen, Samuel Morse is 19th, Eli Whitney 20th, and Ben Franklin 23rd. Everybody else is black.

The Wright Brothers don’t make the top 50 American inventors, according to Google.

Thanks to John Rivers’ Twitter account for this.

In contrast, if I Google Scottish inventors, I get:

If I type in French inventors, I get:

Presumably, Google must get a lot of requests for “African American inventors” and assumes that’s what you really meant when you ask for “American inventors.” After all, what kind of sick Nazi do you have to be to be interested in your fellow Americans irrespective of race? That’s racist!

This phenomenon appears to be tied into propagandizing schoolchildren in K-12. For example, if I Google American psychologists, a subject only of interest to college and above, I get a pretty reasonable list with William James at #1:

On the other hand, American mathematicians, which is more of a K-12 school report topic than psychologists, is pretty silly:

(On the other hand, #10 David Blackwell, a Berkeley statistician, is fairly legit.)

One interesting thing is that Hispanics and Asians are completely shut out of this phenomenon.

Microsoft’s Bing is similar but slightly less absurd with Edison edging out George Washington Carver for the top spot, and Latimer coming behind Franklin and Bell, with Tesla making the top dozen.

On Bing, Bill Gates is #22, behind Steve Jobs at #19 (Woz doesn’t make the top 50). Hedy Lamarr is #28. Bing’s list is more fun than Google’s, which is mostly just depressing.

Similarly, here’s Google’s American scientists:

And here’s Bing’s American scientists:

So, Bing’s list is once again less dismal. I don’t mind a sprinkling of Diversity Tokens, but when there’s no room for Oppenheimer or Feynman on Google’s Top Fifty (#8 and #17, respectively, on Bing’s list) because of all the black obscurities, well, that’s just stupid and boring.

COMMENTS:

* George Foreman managed to make the list for his Foreman Grill, beating out the Wrights.

* I was surprised I had to scroll way down the list, directly between obscurities by the name of Henry Ford and Jonas Salk, to find the noted African-American inventor Ben Montgomery.

As Wikipedia tells it, Montgomery invented a particular kind of steam-operated propeller for boats, albeit “[t]his was not a new invention, but an improvement on similar designs invented by John Stevens in 1804 and John Ericsson in 1838.”

Of course, far more important than any potential impact of his invention on human life or commerce, is the fact that Mr. Montgomery was a slave (owned by the brother of Jefferson Davis). No doubt, the movie version of his inspirational tale will be coming soon to theaters near you.

* I’m getting an inkling of what life must have been like in the Soviet Union and presently in North Korea. This propaganda is relentless.

* That Google algorithm also lists Ted Kaczynski at #20 under American Mathematicians. AI has come very far if it can simulate a sense of humor.

* These are the sorts of topics you’d search for if you were raising a genius.

* I’m a millenial and grew up in the 90s and 2000s. We never actually studied black inventors or focused on them. I think there were blurbs about George Washington Carver and others in our social studies textbooks, but they weren’t a topic of study at all. In fact, I don’t recall studying any American inventors at all. The focus in social studies, civics, and history classes was almost entirely on politicians and political figures, most of them white except for MLK.

In high school English, we read some excerpts from Frederick Douglass and some stuff by Richard Wright, a black novelist, but most of it was the usual stuff – Poe, Melville, Hemingway, Fitzgerald, etc.

* Was it “Theodore Dalrymple” who said that the point of leftist propaganda was to humiliate you by demanding your obeisance to obvious lies?

* Google doesn’t really pretend not to be in the tank for Cinton and Obama. Autocomplete still won’t give you Hillary Cinton’s health problems, but is happy to suggest her health access initiative, etc. This is several weeks after breitbart and drudge made a stink about it.

With some of the highest lobbying of any company, and, I think, the most white house visits of any company, google has probably worked out some sweet deals with Obama that they would like to continue under Hillary.

After reading how New York used some of their 8,000 cameras to catch the latest bomber and their plans to put cameras in every single stop light in the city, I probably don’t even want to know.

One bright point, or not, is that that billionaire hedge fund guy supporting Trump owns the data analytics company that powered the brexit.

As an aside, I wonder when MLK’s plagiarism just goes down te memory hole for everyone, not just students who write papers on him.

* Googles autocomplete is an excellent way of finding out what the establishment doesn’t want you to know.

For ‘hillary health’, Google gives:
hillary health care
hillary health video
hillary health record

Yahoo gives:
hillary health issues
hillary health problem
hillary health rumors

Bing:
hillary health problem
hillary health problem more serious
hillary health issues

DuckDuckGo:
hillary health issues
hillary health rumors
hillary health scare

* Blacks on TV have been brilliant government technical experts since Bill Cosby on I Spy and Lt. Uhura on Star Trek a half century ago.

* We haven’t heard from America’s most promising young inventor in a long time.

He must be very hard at work. He’s so smart. His last invention only took 10 minutes. He did it the night before school.

* It’s just because “African American” is a common term for black.

Add -african (a minus sign excludes a word) and you get the kinds of results you’d expect.

* Bing gives me mostly black guys, which is kind of funny. Go to European American scientists’ and you mostly get Einstein, which is…kind of expected given popular culture. (I always wondered if he was overrated, but the very few physicists I talked to really didn’t seem to think so. One guy thought naming your bagel company Einstein was presumptuous.)

The ‘more searches like’ feature gives you gay, African, French, Greek, famous space, Chinese, Jewish, American, German, famous young, and cute.

Doing ‘white American scientists’ on google also gives you mostly black guys, though Ben Franklin puts in a few appearances. ‘European american scientists’ gives you a few white guys and one girl. They are pushing the diversity stuff hard.

* There’s a question in economics about whether industries need to be really competitive in order to create incentives for the market leader to innovate or if it’s enough for there to be potential entrants and potential competition.

Google seems a good example of how potential competition might work for a good long while, but in the long run, the monopolist or near monopolist stops putting as much thought into making its little customers happy and starts worrying mainly about making its biggest customers (the government and regulators) happy so it can stay a monopolist.

The Google for Education video they showed at my kids’ school last year was really funny, and relates to this post. “Who will make the inventions and discoveries that will change the world? Not this guy, or this guy” and then a series of Stale Pale Males in grainy black and white shots- “Maybe it will be them or them?” And then lots of vibrantly diverse kids solving scientific problems by building Legos or making Oobleck or elephant toothpaste or whatever.

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Big Media seem to be weaponizing every mentally marginal SJW out there

Posted on November 12, 2016 by Luke Ford

Comments at Steve Sailer:

* These wussified ‘rioters’ will change nothing. Trump WILL be their President.

Reminds me of low IQ blacks who burn their own neighborhoods and then complain that there are no local services.

* The media really has been exposed as a monolithic propaganda machine. Stories have been run about small children being fearful of the ogre Trump and what he’ll do to them. Various foreign leaders critical of him have been given airtime including an Iranian one. Since when did the US media care about that? Apart from the usual professional protesters and political-cult groups such as the Avakian followers it’s interesting how a large part of the population can be manipulated and brainwashed into being hysterical about some ’cause’. Those chump students were just Clinton’s rabble to help get the crooked power-seeking sociopath into power. That she might touch off armed confrontations overseas potentially costing us trillions and getting many people killed is nothing as compared to transgender toilet wars. Those dopes in the street certainly have their priorities straight. Now that they have this army at their disposal I wonder what new jobs they’ll be given. Yes, just like the ‘color revolutions’ elsewhere the same manipulative tactics can be used domestically. Time to refer back to the Gene Sharp handbook.

* Is there any precedent in American history for riots after your side loses a fair election?

(Actually, it was a more than fair (to Hillary) election, with the press in the can for her, Trump’s own party not fully behind him, etc. – it was as if Trump had spotted her 6 strokes and she still lost anyway.)

What is the message of these riots? That the left will only accept democracy when they win?

* He would be well advised to lose the impulse to take on anything that isn’t actually an existential threat to the US (news flash: ISIS is not). He’d be well advised to walk away militarily from NATO (let France lead it, like they always thought they did) and Europe before we get sucked into their implosion. He’d be well advised to leave the middle east to sort out its own problems, while building up a real defensive capability to keep the so-called Homeland safe, and by trading fairly with the rest of the world as a nation of commerce rather than an empire of mercantilism.

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The Nice Girl

Posted on November 12, 2016 by Luke Ford

It was the fall of 1987. I was taking my second Political Science class at Sierra Community College with my favorite teacher — Larry Wight.
There was a good girl in the class who liked me. She was blonde. She was cute. But she wasn’t slutty. She was just a good girl. A genuine girl. And she sat up front.
I sat in the back as was my habit. I was sarcastic and provocative. I asked questions in class that I thought demonstrated my great learning.
“I never understand what you are talking about,” said a friend in the class.
Anyway, this good girl was sitting up front before class. She had her head resting on her books. And I came up behind her and I deliberately startled her.
She started crying and through her tears, she reached for me. I held her. We started talking. She said she was transferring to U.C. Davis. She wanted me to come too.
I let her go. I wonder what happened to her? I don’t even remember her name. I just remember startling her. I remember my deliberate cruelty. And I remember her tears and her reaching for me for comfort.

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How Many Weaponized Jews Can Trump Count On?

Posted on November 11, 2016 by Luke Ford

Comments at Steve Sailer:

* It’s too bad that the Trumpian Right’s stable of weaponized Jews is so limited. You have Miller, Gottfried, Mercer and just a few more. Think of them like BattleMechs towering over the ideological battleground. So Trump is good on infantry and armor and low on the colossi that dominate the battlefields of the Successor State in the 20th and 21st centuries. I’ve been reading Battletech novels on the plane recently.

* I remember following a link to a video of this speech. Listening to it literally gave me goosebumps. Miller is an inspired orator.

His speeches aren’t the usual agglomerations of vaporous, empty, and frequently purloined strings of words that Americans are accustomed to hearing praised as brilliant oratory. Instead Miller is inspired by what he feels in his heart and then uses his intellect and rhetorical sensibility to craft words that will inspire millions. He is a gift to the entire nation; someone who may elevate America’s public discourse to levels it has not reached in decades or generations.

* It seems clear enough that Miller has been a Sailer fan for several years and look at the good he has managed to do by not talking about that. I’m sure he can play close to the vest on many of our dissident people and policies.

* What the alt-* movement lacks is a large corpus of well reasoned, eloquent writings and speeches to express its point of view — or, really, views.

Our admirable host Steve — may the powers of the universe bless him with the long and finally prosperous life he deserves — has done remarkable work to stake out basic features of the vision. Ann Coulter, Derb, Mickey Kaus and a few others have come at it from different angles.

But the movement needs a large body of thinkers and writers to bring it into full flower and lasting effect. It needs speechwriters, political scientists, social scientists more generally, and a large crew of pundits to figure out and articulate its philosophy and set of policies.

The beauty of the Trump Presidency is its immediate and inherent vesting of high importance on the ideas that animate it. Many smart, ambitious individuals will see an opportunity to make a mark by pursuing roles in this venture. Driven by their own rationality, and the heady sense of rebellion against the staid and stifling status quo of political correctness, they can count themselves as among the visionaries spearheading a revolution in our culture and politics.

Trump picked up the $1000 bill lying in the street. We need others to pick up the $1000 bills that lie on the streets in their neighborhoods — whether they be in speechwriting, social science, philosophy, or punditry.

* [Marc] Levin was totally whiny and has complained about Trump since he won the party’s nomination, telling us that Trump was a terrible candidate, had no political experience, wasn’t an insider lawyer, and therefore could not win. Hey Levin you dumbass, Trump’s outsider status beholden to no special interests is a major reason why he won the nomination and presidency. Levin is a stubborn bugger, though, he’ll learn nothing and never admit he was wrong on anything. He does not listen to callers who might disagree with him. I think the guy is a bully and a loud-mouthed jerk. “There I said it” as Levin likes to say.

He was all bent out of shape b/c Trump is not in Levin’s narrow strange mind, a “Constitutional Conservative.” Levin loves Cruz and if Cruz had run, Hillary would have won. I wish Levin would go away, he is an establishment “free trade” globalist insider lawyer. He loves to tell us about the Constitution; but how was Donald Trump anti-constitution in any way? Levin is very stubborn and rigid. After Trump won the nomination, Levin could not bring himself to really support Trump — his tack was 100% anti-HIllary (there is a difference). To the extent he ever mentions immigration, he’ll say he’s against illegal, maybe. Levin needs 5000 Somalis dropped into his neighborhood. I am done listening to this stubborn narrow-minded globalist free trade ideologue.

* Haha–a much deflated Jonah Goldberg and Rich Lowry on Fox News. Goldberg still has “grave reservations” about Donald Trump and is going to wait to see “which Donald Trump emerges.” Lowry still has “heavy misgivings about his character and temperament.” Like anyone gives a shit about their opinions. These guys really need to be deprived of media oxygen. They have nothing of value to contribute and I think they’re aware of it.

* I hope they reach out to Pat Buchanan. Trade/immigration restriction/America First/anti-PC is Pat Buchanan and has been for 25+ years. No one has ever been as thoroughly vindicated as Buchanan was on Tuesday.

* Levin is a vapid neocon, but he’s at least got a populist streak, as evidenced by his willing to pound the drum on immigration more than the likes of Hewitt and Medved.

It’s frustrating to have such a confirmed lightweight wield so much power in conservative media though. He’s got Steyn and Malkin working for him now, when it really should be the other way around.

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