The incredibly timely video below is a must see that reveals the twisted thinking of the white nationalist movement. All but ignored by the Trump administration, the alt right leaders now have an opportunity to become a legitimate destabilizing political player in our country.
Controversial Trump Aide Katharine Gorka Helped End Funding For Group (Life After Hate) That Fights White Supremacy. The day after Trump won the election, Sebastian Gorka said, “I predict with absolute certitude, the jettisoning of concepts such as CVE (Countering Violent Extremism).” The DHS had awarded the Life After Hate $400,000 as part of its Countering Violent Extremism program in January, just days before former President Barack Obama left office. It was the only group selected for a grant that focused exclusively on fighting white supremacy. But the grant money was not immediately disbursed. DHS and the FBI warned in an internal intelligence bulletin of the threat posed by white supremacy. White supremacists “were responsible for 49 homicides in 26 attacks from 2000 to 2016 … more than any other domestic extremist movement,”
Vice News, to the outlet's immense credit, was on the ground to document the events in Charlottesville this weekend. They even embedded, for a time, with white supremacist leader Chris Cantwell. What they found speaks for itself, but keep an eye out for the little things. Like, say, how many guns these white supremacists have.
Talk radio's outgoing conservative voice Charlie Sykes is finally leveling with his listeners and below, UW students. WPR:
Charlie Sykes: 2016 Election Normalized Racism, Xenophobia: Conservative Talk Radio Host Tells UW-Madison Crowd Racism
Is A 'Cancer' The GOP Needs To Confront. Sykes told a crowd on
the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus Tuesday it is impossible to talk
about President-elect Donald Trump without discussing the "racism and
xenophobia" that has been normalized by his campaign, calling them a
"cancer" the Republican Party will have to confront. Sykes singled out Breitbart News Chairman Steve Bannon,
who helped run Trump's campaign and who was tapped by Trump to be his chief
strategist in the White House.
"I don't know whether Steve Bannon in his heart is an
anti-Semite or a racist, but I do know that he's opened the door, he's
normalized them, and he's enabled them. And that
will have real consequences."
Toss out the "politically correct" term alt-right: Republican Steve Schmidt said it best about the "white nationalist" Trump administration:
Dumb Ron Johnson and Scott Walker have no problem with Trump's pick of Steve Bannon:
Andrew Beckett /Wisconsin Radio Network: "On that topic of political difference issues here, the president-elect has been facing a lot of criticism this week over the appointment of Steve Bannon in his administration. Do you have any thoughts on his inclusion in a Trump White House?" Sen. Johnson: "You've got people who opposed President-Elect Trump's election here. They're exploiting a political difference right off the bat. Why don't we give President-Elect Trump and his administration a chance to stand up their administration and start governing?"
Unapologetic white nationalism is spreading everywhere, like Beloit, WI. WISC:
Or this West side Madison incident where Trump supporters sent a letter to black families declaring "we won" and that they were no longer welcome at the swim club: plus discriminatory language and fights with black students in area schools; and area families feeling threatened:
Sykes: "What troubled me about this campaign – and I know the
way this actually sounds – that here you have the strong man who comes in and says,
'I alone can fix things, I am the man on the white horse, and all of your
problems have to do with these foreigners and these brown people.' And
that resonated with people."
And while Republican repetition lives on forever in the form of talking points, Democratic alerts about right wing racism...yawn, heard that before:
Sykes said part of the reason many voters dismissed
suggestions Trump's campaign was racist or sexist is because Democrats
have used the terms to describe so many Republicans over the years and the
words lost meaning.
"If in fact Mitt Romney is a racist waging a war on
women, if John McCain is a racist waging a war on women, what happens when the
real thing comes along and you say, 'Wait, here's a racist who's waging a war
on women?' People say, 'Yeah, you say that every
time.'"
Return of the internment camps? Public fear is building, and for good reason. We're already talking about internment camps:
Normalizing the political extreme under the banner of "trying something else," a familiar cry from those disenfranchised rural voters, is obviously a dangerous thing. But since Wisconsinites have rejected my political ramblings outright, voting in even more Republicans, the point I'm making below should be discounted outright. Who the f**k cares:
Think Progress: Major newspapers normalize Trump’s selection of white
nationalist as chief strategist: Donald Trump appointed Steve Bannon as “Chief Strategist to
the President” … the proprietor of Breitbart, a website that promotes and
caters to the alt-right, a euphemism for people who promote white
nationalist and white supremacist ideologies. Ben Shapiro, who worked
alongside Bannon as Editor-at-Large of Breitbart, said that under Bannon’s
leadership “Breitbart has become the alt-right go-to website… pushing
white ethno-nationalism as a legitimate response to political
correctness, and the comment section turning into a cesspool for white
supremacist mememakers.”
The nation’s major newspapers … everything seems normal. USA Today describes Bannon as an “ally” and “loyalist.” The Washington Post also describes Bannon as an “outsider,”
while devoting most of the front page to the local NFL team. The New York Times describes Bannon as a “firebrand” in the
headline.
The amazing thing about Trump's win in Wisconsin was how normally responsible adults through caution to the wind and gambled away our national stability on a whim, just to "try something different." I'll bet not one of these voters would have taken such irrational risk with their own families. But here we are.
After just listening to my 17 old year son, a high school senior, tell me about students getting up on tables declaring "we won" and a sudden spate of fist fights over Trump-wear in the hallways, my often mentioned conservative friend in Milwaukee called me to tell me I no longer mattered.
In the 45 years I've known this guy, I've never seen the slightest inkling that he would go off like this, declaring Republicans the real Americans, the real working class heroes. He said voters rejected me and the Democratic Party's failed attempt to save a dying economy and country. He blamed low wages, low labor participation rates and socialism for the country's decline, which of course isn't true at all. My ideas and commentary were soundly rejected, and it didn't matter what I said anymore (sounds like my twitter trolls).
To him, I was now officially a voiceless second class citizen, a pariah, that must be controlled or stopped by his party of real Americans. Yikes, just four days after the election too. That is the "America" Trump was desperately selling, and now owns.
Take a look at this middle school lunchroom clip, yes middle school students, chanting "build the wall...."
Here are few more stories that got national attention:
-In Philadelphia, graffiti — including swastikas, Trump’s name and the message
“Sieg Heil 2016” — was found spray-painted on the windows of an
abandoned fur store. -In
Minneapolis, the president-elect’s name was included in racist graffiti that
was scrawled on the door of a high school bathroom. -In an image of the vandalism at Maple Grove Senior High
School posted to social media, “Trump Train” was written below “whites only,”
“white America” and a vulgar message that included the N word. School officials
said they are investigating. -Some students told WCCO-TV they are scared to go to school. “I don’t feel comfortable, to be honest,” Atep Ndip said. -In Durham, N.C., the message “Black lives don’t matter and neither does your votes” appeared on a wall in the city on Wednesday. -In San Francisco, a homeowner decided to fly a Nazi flag over his home following Trump’s triumph. -In Chicago, police are investigating the beating of a suspected Trump supporter who had stopped in an intersection.
Millionaire Donald Trump personifies the groteque side of business elitistism. He is greed and narcissism on steroids! Jerry Falwell Jr. re-framed the real Donald Trump this upside down way; "I think what we’ve seen this year is a peaceful revolution by the American people by the common man to take the government back from the elitists and the establishment.”
Bannon’s Breitbart, whose homepage in the early hours of Wednesday showed a pop-up
ad that said “Together we walk towards the fire”and advertised a T-shirt with the word “History” emblazoned across the front. A vindication for the rawest elements of nationalism, notably the alt-right, the online-based white nationalist movement that rode to prominence on his coattails. They are now the tip of the spear of the ascendant ethno-nationalism. Richard Spencer, one of the figureheads of the alt-right, was thrilled. “The Alt Right has been declared the winner,” Spencer said. “The Alt Right is more deeply connected to Trumpian populism than the ‘conservative movement.’ We’re the establishment now.”
A number Trump trolls laughed off the crazy supporter threatening war if Trump loses. Remember this post:
If the anti-White globohomo bezosian ruling class and their media shills are so stupid to heft clit lickin’ clinton first across the finish line by resorting to the dirtiest of tricks — outright election fraud — then there will be war. Not the op-ed rhetorical war favored by pansy liberals.
Real war. Shooting. Blood. Dead bodies. Nooses.
My advice to the leftoid equalism hate machine and the cowardly traitorous GOPe cucks: think twice about this road you’re going down. It doesn’t end well for you.
Well, it seems the word is out, and an armed revolution will be upon us if our cry baby alt-right tea party losers don't get their way.
YahooNews: Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence advised Ronda, a
supporter, against staging a “revolution” in the event that Hillary Clinton is
elected president.
Ronda: “Our lives depend on this
election, our kids’ futures depend on this election. If Hillary
Clinton gets in, I myself, I’m ready for a revolution because we can’t have her
in.” Pence: “Don’t say that." Ronda: “No, I’m like Trump ( applause and a few
cheers from the crowd). Do I not speak for people here? Am I not saying the
truth, guys? Come on.”
Despite the avalanche of restrictive voter ID laws suppressing the vote, Republicans will never deep six one of their favorite mind numbing talking points:
Ronda: “What are we gonna do to safeguard our votes?” Pence: “If you are concerned about voter integrity and you haven’t
signed up to be a poll watcher, to volunteer at a polling place, to be a part
of the integrity of that process, then you need to do it.”
Photo ID is the Trojan horse that set in motion other suppression efforts, like limited early voting times, eliminating same day registration, the convoluted photo ID process, the myriad of excluded photo ID's (like student ID's, military) etc..
Scott Walker set the bar highest, when he talked about a his perfect plan to prevent even one fraudulent vote:
Scott Walker: “All it takes isone person whose vote is canceled by someone not voting legally and that’s a problem. I always tell folks who oppose (the ID law) tell me whose vote they want canceled out.”
Of course, you could easily ask Walker about every potential voter who had difficulty getting, or couldn't get their photo ID in time to vote:
Me: "All it takes is one person whose vote is prevented and canceled out! And that's the problem."
Here's hoping the U.S. and the world will have dodged a bullet, when Trump loses the election.
We're not out of the woods yet though.
We're now being threatened by the alt-right, or what used to be the Republican Party. There's an alt-right way of thinking and writing that is unmistakable; word salad run-on sentences and comically snarky terms, like "shitlib."
Their scary, foaming-at-the-mouth, rabid hatred for a country "they'll make great again," starts at the ballot box. It's not their bad ideas keeping them out of office, it's voter fraud.
Or maybe it's their odd way of convincing people. Apparently the "Trump effect" set in motion a rage we haven't seen since the Civil War:
right now: Between the laughably unbelievable polls showing Sick Hillary leading Trump, despite the fact that she can barely fill a high school gymnasium while he draws thousands to every rally, and the extreme hubris and arrogance of the cuckservative/shitlib globalist coalition, it’s safe to assume they have one last fail safe trick at the ready to prevent a Trump presidency. My best guess is election fraud These people are not acting like hopeful candidates with something to lose–they’re acting like smug managerialists who know they already have it in the bag, whatever the American voter decides in November
Radical Alt-Republican Revolt: What these supposed rugged individuals need is an authoritarian dictator? Funny how every one of these "freedom and liberty" loving" constitutionalists, feel only they are entitled to run the country? And of course they're not racist or misogynist...
If the anti-White globohomo bezosian ruling class and their media shills are so stupid to heft clit lickin’ clinton first across the finish line by resorting to the dirtiest of tricks — outright election fraud — then there will be war. Not the op-ed rhetorical war favored by pansy liberals. Real war. Shooting. Blood. Dead bodies. Nooses. My advice to the leftoid equalism hate machine and the cowardly traitorous GOPe cucks: think twice about this road you’re going down. It doesn’t end well for you.
In the comments section, I found a similar comment, from another entitled alt-right loony-toon that must be a laugh riot at a family get together:
Sigma K: I have told family and friends that if they vote for thecunt (whether it wins or not) I will no longer make myself available to them in anyway except to go to there funerals and have a long piss in the casket. I have some idiots in the family that voted gay mulatto (white guilt…) and every year I pay my health care liberty tax I berate them and shame them. I warned them back in 2008 I would give them hell for there poor judgment every time homomuzzie does something to harm my business or my person and I have stuck to my promise.
While many assume Hillary Clinton was in pure campaign mode when she described Trump's "alt-right" agenda, I thought it was more of an alert to the nation.
Here's a clip of that speech, minus a few campaign references, that also raises the question why Republicans are oddly silent about Hillary's charges against Trump. This is a 21 minute warning:
