Category: party politics

party politics

Tranny terrorism

Antifa has just been declared a terrorist organisation. Which is great, though a little late. It has been a terrorist organisation since 2016. But all the recent terror acts have been organised tranny terrorism, the Zizians and tranny Antifa (Transtifa) One of the bullets intended for Charlie Kirk had the name of the Utah tranny Antifa Discord group engraved on it. A fact that namefags seem oddly reluctant to mention, and if they can mention it at all, they bury …

party politics

Suppress the left

In order for people to live together in peace, you have to understand your adversary. You don’t have to agree but you have to understand why he says what he says and does what he does. You have to understand how he see the world and how he sees you. The left refuses to know their enemy, thus must be destroyed, or all normies will be destroyed If people will not discuss, war it is. The left, all of it, …

party politics

Trump finally moves to make peace in the Ukraine

The Biden regime promised the Ukraine a lot of weapons. Trump has relaxed secondary sanctions, something from which I have personally benefited, has not authorised any weapons, but did not, at first, cancel Biden authorised supplies. Now, as part of his program of giving warriors a more significant role in the military leadership, has authorised them to hang on to their stuff — that the Biden promises do not empower the imperial war faction, the “democratic” regime change faction, to …

party politics

The Trump Revolution

Hat tip Yarvin’s butterfly revolution. 1. Get the oligarchs on side, and threaten any Republican traitors with big money primary opponents ✔ Done. 2. Defund the left. Under way. Notice how, once Musk seized the inner sanctum at USAID, the Democrats found themselves unable to put a river of meat on the streets. It looks like the microphone for which a thousand shills were the loudspeakers was located there. Their street protests have been hilarious. Their shrill outrage has been …

liberty

Trump thunderbolt of 2025 January 27

With two hundred thunderbolts coming from the president in a week, it is easy to overlook this one in the noise, but he has just struck the heart of the enemy. OPM, the HR of all HR, from which all HRs everywhere in the Global American Empire ultimately derive their power is, as they say in their post on r/fednews, being dismantled. “The non-political civil servants here at OPM are watching helplessly as our government is being systematically dismantled bit …

culture

Marc Andreessen does not get it

The progs believe that Marc Andreessen is the primary ideologist of the tech oligarch wing of the Trump coalition. This is an odd delusion. Under the New York Times new policy of listening to their enemies for a change, the New York Times interviewed Mark Andreessen. Andreessen is a natural born Havel’s Greengrocer. There is not a political thought in his head. Political thoughts continually explode out of Musk, who not merely very good at tech priesting, but is a …

party politics

Days of Thunder

Trump’s inauguration was shock and awe. In his speech he echoed Oliver Cromwell’s address to the Long Parliament, the first Thermidor in the history of English speaking people against the first left singularity. Did he know he was echoing it? Has he been at the history books? Probably at least some of those around him have. But Oliver Cromwell’s coup against the long parliament was only the beginning. Cromwell had the upper hand, but the government just kept on getting …

Faith

Pete Hegseth gets it, sort of.

A state exists because its army exists. States exist because armies exist. A state needs a faith, and an army needs a faith. There is always a state faith. And starting with Obama, the faith of woke is currently being imposed on the army — a faith incompatible with the army’s core function, which efficiently killing people and breaking things. It is also incompatible with war production, or production of anything, as recently became apparent in the Ukraine war. And …

economics

Government Healthcare and the deficit

Healthcare in the US is extraordinarily, ludicrously, bad. It is also absurdly, extraordinarily, ludicrously expensive, both for any individual who is not part of an official victim group, and for the government. The government deficit is about two trillion dollars, and is unsustainable. Economic collapse and hyperinflation looms. The cost of healthcare to the government is about equal to the deficit. Comparing US (corrupt civil service and judiciary) health care spending with Singapore (honest civil service and judiciary) health care …

party politics

The Trump program

Howard Lutnik, transition leader for the Trump team, tells us how Trump intends to keep his promises this time around. Trump is likely to win in a landslide. It looks like coup Thermidor has gone through, and they are just waiting to hold an actually free and fair election to make it official and legal. Which does not mean that free and fair elections are back in style, but they will be held when convenient, and today is convenient for …