Forwarded from Nicholas J. Fuentes
Tucker is on another level between the Singer expose and the Pete interview, we are so blessed to have him
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Forwarded from VDARE.com
Pete D’Abrosca on Tucker Carlson: Is immigration moratorium an idea whose time has come?
https://vdare.com/posts/d-abrosca-on-tucker-carlson-is-immigration-moratorium-concept-finally-breaking-through
https://vdare.com/posts/d-abrosca-on-tucker-carlson-is-immigration-moratorium-concept-finally-breaking-through
VDARE.com
D’Abrosca On Tucker Carlson: Is Immigration Moratorium Concept Finally Breaking Through?
I'm happy to say that, in last Tuesday's livest...
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Forwarded from AmPop Gang 🇺🇸 - Ashli Babbit Edition
Four ways to win the moral high ground
1. Confront the powerful
2. Champion the downtrodden
3. Stand on principle
4. Expose wrongdoing
1. Confront the powerful
2. Champion the downtrodden
3. Stand on principle
4. Expose wrongdoing
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The first round of GLS invitations are going out tomorrow evening. Stay tuned!
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Forwarded from Vincent James
Epic - More of this please https://twitter.com/columbiabugle/status/1203771788196368385?s=21
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Forwarded from American Identity Movement
Excellent article from Vincent James.
https://amgreatness.com/2019/12/08/the-problem-with-ben-shapiro/
https://amgreatness.com/2019/12/08/the-problem-with-ben-shapiro/
American Greatness
The Problem With Ben Shapiro
“Facts don’t care about your feelings” is the well-known catchphrase of columnist and Daily Wire founder Ben Shapiro. Many of the well-known talking heads in Conservatism, Inc.
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Forwarded from VDARE.com
AmRen's Peter Bradley reviews VDARE columnist James Kirkpatrick's book, "Conservatism Inc.: The Battle for the American Right"
The review can be found here: https://www.amren.com/commentary/2019/12/dissident-right-vs-conservatism-inc-james-kirkpatrick/
And the book itself can be found here: https://vdare.com/books/conservatism-inc-the-battle-for-the-american-right
The review can be found here: https://www.amren.com/commentary/2019/12/dissident-right-vs-conservatism-inc-james-kirkpatrick/
And the book itself can be found here: https://vdare.com/books/conservatism-inc-the-battle-for-the-american-right
American Renaissance
Dissident Right vs. Conservatism Inc. - American Renaissance
Who will lead the resistance?
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Forwarded from Vincent James
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Michelle Malkin and Vince James Discuss the label of anti-semitism being used against those who point out the financial, and institutional forces behind mass immigration. https://twitter.com/thebavarianchad/status/1204121274844237824?s=21
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Forwarded from Paul Joseph Watson
A banner warning “mass immigration turned Virginia blue” was hung over Key Bridge in Arlington, Virginia by conservative activists.
https://summit.news/2019/12/09/mass-immigration-turned-virginia-blue-banner-hung-over-bridge-in-arlington/
https://summit.news/2019/12/09/mass-immigration-turned-virginia-blue-banner-hung-over-bridge-in-arlington/
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Forwarded from American Identity Movement
‘Mass Immigration Turned Virginia Blue’ Banner Hung Over Bridge in Arlington
https://summit.news/2019/12/09/mass-immigration-turned-virginia-blue-banner-hung-over-bridge-in-arlington/
https://summit.news/2019/12/09/mass-immigration-turned-virginia-blue-banner-hung-over-bridge-in-arlington/
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Groyperstan: Internet Culture and Offline Politics
Recently, I've seen people express concern about groyper culture playing an increasingly central role in the America First movement. The motivations of those voicing such concerns vary; some want our endeavor to succeed, whereas others want it to fail. Regardless, this raises a broader question: To what extent, if any, should internet culture define an offline political movement?
Read it here: https://www.subscribestar.com/posts/73125
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Recently, I've seen people express concern about groyper culture playing an increasingly central role in the America First movement. The motivations of those voicing such concerns vary; some want our endeavor to succeed, whereas others want it to fail. Regardless, this raises a broader question: To what extent, if any, should internet culture define an offline political movement?
Read it here: https://www.subscribestar.com/posts/73125
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More from the article:
"Kekistan is a perfect example of this. After the 2016 election, Sargon of Akkad participated in the creation of Kekistan, an internet 'movement' based around Pepe, Kek, and a fictional country for which the movement was named. Kekistan in a sense represented the death of the 2016 election's internet culture. What began as an organic internet niche became official and institutionalized in Kekistan. Throughout 2017 and 2018, we saw people from the Alt-Lite waving around Kekistan flags, adorning themselves with Kekistan paraphernalia, etc. It was irredeemably silly.
Could this happen with the groyper stuff? Possibly. Some drew the comparison between Kekistan and the upcoming Groyper Leadership Summit, raising concerns about whether or not the Groyper War could transition into something as painfully embarrassing as Kekistan. I'll say this, though: That's not going to happen on my watch. Although I don't have control over everything, alas, I will do what I can to prevent this from happening. The GLS was always intended to be a one-time thing. We have no plans to hold future groyper-themed events, nor would I ever tolerate people showing up to public meetings dressed as groypers. The Groyper War was an immense victory, but going forward I think the groyper stuff should be relegated to the strange and wondrous world of the internet. As I've stated previously, I have no interest in participating in the Groyper Identity Movement. I do, however, see considerable potential in the America First movement, which is why I'm doing everything I can to ensure that it succeeds."
"Kekistan is a perfect example of this. After the 2016 election, Sargon of Akkad participated in the creation of Kekistan, an internet 'movement' based around Pepe, Kek, and a fictional country for which the movement was named. Kekistan in a sense represented the death of the 2016 election's internet culture. What began as an organic internet niche became official and institutionalized in Kekistan. Throughout 2017 and 2018, we saw people from the Alt-Lite waving around Kekistan flags, adorning themselves with Kekistan paraphernalia, etc. It was irredeemably silly.
Could this happen with the groyper stuff? Possibly. Some drew the comparison between Kekistan and the upcoming Groyper Leadership Summit, raising concerns about whether or not the Groyper War could transition into something as painfully embarrassing as Kekistan. I'll say this, though: That's not going to happen on my watch. Although I don't have control over everything, alas, I will do what I can to prevent this from happening. The GLS was always intended to be a one-time thing. We have no plans to hold future groyper-themed events, nor would I ever tolerate people showing up to public meetings dressed as groypers. The Groyper War was an immense victory, but going forward I think the groyper stuff should be relegated to the strange and wondrous world of the internet. As I've stated previously, I have no interest in participating in the Groyper Identity Movement. I do, however, see considerable potential in the America First movement, which is why I'm doing everything I can to ensure that it succeeds."
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