Burn the Republican Party Down.
They took everything we love.

Now we do the same.

https://x.com/BurningGraham/status/2118588511955603732

Reflecting on the total collapse of right wing/MAGA populism this election, I am convinced that white nationalism in the western world won't have any serious mass appeal until the boomers are gone. The boomers are a metapolitical albatross on our necks. They are keeping our societies and our politics frozen in time by having politicians pander to their own interests at the expense of young white men. Boomers want high housing prices, an inflated stock market (thanks to cheap brown labor), support for Israel, and increases to their own benefit programs. People talk about MAGA "betraying" its supporters, but the MAGA movement has actually kept key promises to the boomers. Trump hasn't touched social security, he's pumped the stock market, housing prices remain elevated, and his war in Iran is wildly popular with boomer evangelicals. That's the problem. MAGA has in many ways done its job and that job was toxic to America's long-term health. Unfortunately, remigration and young white family formation don't have a mass constituency in western politics. Once the boomers are gone, our societies will be far browner, but the whites who remain will be especially radicalized for change as they realize they are becoming a poor and hated minority. That will present white nationalism the best opportunity for mass political appeal this century.

Texas didn't turn blue on its own. Republicans invited liberals/foreigners such as Elon Musk into Texas from other failed states who brought their same failed politics with them.

The republicans did some good things for the Second Amendment, and they removed and discouraged some illegal migrants from coming here. But those are all ultimately short term victories.

If you really care about the Second Amendment, First Amendment and any other constitutionally protected rights, what matters most in the long term is keeping your country White.

🇺🇸⚡️- Representative Thomas Massie has introduced articles of impeachment against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.

A vote is expected to take place on Wednesday.

Another mass shooting in a country that already has very restrictive gun control laws. When will people realize that gun control does nothing except leave good law-abiding people defenseless? It’s always the people that cannot shoot back that are the prime targets for these mass shooters.

And I hear leftists are already blaming the “far right” for this one.

From the far left to the far right, I still see people describing the US system as a democracy, as well as the government of every western country. The term democracy is used so loosely these days, that just for the sake of consistency, it should include Putin’s Russia, Belarus, China, and possibly Iran. So what actually is a democracy then?

Russia, China, Belarus and Iran allow citizens to vote for representatives and political parties, and leaders are “elected” through representatives. Before you go and say, “wait a second, actually 🤓…” on paper at least, officially, people in these countries that are effectively dictatorships still have voting as a mechanism and (on paper) a mostly representative form of government. Yes, Iran has a supreme leader, but the US also has unelected people and institutions that wield incredible power too. So which is more democratic in practice?

There’s actually an argument that could be made that in at least one way—officially rather than in practice—Russia, Belarus and China are more “democratic” than the USA because each of those countries allow for more than two political parties within their equivalent of what we’d call congress or parliament. Whereas the US system is a rigid duopoly—only two political parties—with officially ZERO third party candidates anywhere in congress. Even on local levels, you pretty much never see third party candidates for a state senate or county office. How is that more democratic than countries like Russia, China or Belarus that actually do allow more political parties to sit in their version of congress and wield legislative power? Sure, these are approved political parties that bend the knee for the ruling party or “elected” dictator, but is that really much worse than the US system where a rigid duopoly that gets its power from an electoral college, an official mechanism that further dilutes people’s actual voting power? And let’s not forget that the Supreme Court Judges are not elected by US citizens. Some people correctly refer the two party system in the US as the uniparty—both controlled by the same interests. Is that what people on telegram are calling a democracy?

I’m not trying to argue that Russia or China are genuinely democratic, but rather raising the question: what in the hell actually is democracy? If you ask most people what the definition of democracy is, you’ll often hear them just say that it’s mob rule, but that’s an overly simplistic answer that doesn’t comport with the political reality and how they apply that term. Having a system that allows citizens to vote for representatives isn’t the definition of democracy, but rather a republic or a “democratic republic.” But if you insist on calling that democracy, democracy becomes a very big tent that includes Russia, China, Belarus and Iran.

The big difference is that In the USA you can openly criticize the government, which makes it feel more democratic. But to say the USA is a democracy is really stretching the term far beyond its original meaning, to a point where it has no meaning whatsoever.

The reason why “democracy” works as a facade is precisely because it has lost its original meaning within modern parlance. It’s like this strawman that is attacked by the right and held up by the left, where an actual concept of democracy, like the Athenian democracy (or what some now call direct democracy) has long since vanished.

The main reason why I think it’s important to point out that the USA is not a democracy is because the actual ability for citizens to effect change simply through voting is extremely limited by design. This is how the system was officially setup by the founders, who are noted for their criticism of democracy. The US government is not just some recently failed or circumvented democracy, because the long established government institutions exist (as part of their function) to limit the power of the ordinary citizen’s vote, as a check against mob rule.

And again, I’m not saying any this in favor of democracy, even though direct democracy was at one time appeal to me. But the fact remains that the majority of US citizens in 2016 and 2024 voted for ending illegal immigration and foreign wars, and that majority’s will has yet to be fully respected by the current regime.

Happy Veterans Day, and Happy Remembrance Day if you’re Canadian.

Happy Rhodesian Independence Day! Let us remember heroes forged in that struggle for white civilization on the dark continent like the great American John Alan Coey. An Ohio native, he left his country after feeling betrayed by his government during the tumultuous 1970s. He would go on to fight for the Rhodesian SAS and then the Rhodesian Light Infantry as a corporal and combat medic. From tactical innovation to politically challenging his superiors, he held an unashamed and charismatic presence on and off the field. He deeply believed in his soul that he was on a God-ordained mission. He loved the West and advocated for the triumph of Christendom, anti-communism, and white solidarity. He fell in battle in 1975 while attempting to save two of his men. It is easy to recognize that we're all Rhodesians now in the 2020s, but "the fighting doc" knew we were already there in the 1970s. Rest in heaven, hero. An exemplar for our folk whether we are honoring Rhodesia or our veterans today.

“Shieeeeeeeeeet.”

https://nypost.com/2026/11/06/us-news/democratic-missouri-state-rep-accused-of-threatening-to-kill-someone-day-after-winning-reelection/