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    source: @MAGAVoice on X There was a major vibe shift right after Trump was elected to this new exuberance and optimism that Trump will usher in this golden age of prosperity, that echoes Ronald Reagan. However, like with Reaganism this vibe shift entails a more sinister narrative that because everything is great now that Trump...
  • @Trinity
    Hitler knew what it was like to struggle. Mein Kampf, My Struggle. He was a man of the people. Working Americans putting their trust in a ex slumlord and casino owner, you might as well put your trust in a pimp or drug dealer. America doesn’t need a billionaire playboy douchebag, or a doddering old career kikesucker like Trumpstein’s predecessor(s), America needs a ————? Fill in the blank.

    Replies: @cousin lucky, @Biff, @radicalcenter

    Really big joint?

  • America is a country of undoubted vast strengths—technological, economic, and cultural—yet its government is profoundly failing its own citizens and the world. Trump’s victory is very easy to understand. It was a vote against the status quo. Whether Trump will fix—or even attempt to fix—what really ails America remains to be seen. The rejection of...
  • @Anon
    What "ails" America is Jews. Not "right-wing" Jews or "left-wing" Jews. Not Republican Jews or Democrat Jews. Not "globalist" Jews or "nationalist" Jews. Not Zionist Jews or Communist Jews. Not religious Jews or atheist Jews. Not George Soros/MSNBC/NYTimes/big-media-monopolizing Jews nor Gad Saad/David Sacks Jews. Just Jews. Jews are the problem. Jews are what ail us.

    And it's been this way in literally every nation they've ever resided in - in every time and place in history. Their own bad behavior has served as the root cause of their expulsion from some 109 countries some 1030(+) times, but Jews (with zero sense irony or self-awareness) tell us that this is because everyone else is bigoted and hateful and jealous of their superior intellect, morality and status as G-d's Chosen.

    (Unfortunately, the gentiles buy this argument with apparently little thought or reflection. Why? Because the Jews control the media and therefore their minds? Yes ... but also because questioning the Jews' self-serving narratives will destroy your career. Thus many choose to stay quiet - or just not ponder such thoughtcrimes: I.e., their crimestop instinct kicks in. "Who are you going to believe, Goy? What we Jews tell you about your wicked ancestors or what your wicked ancestors tell you about us Jews?")

    There's a phenomenon - a classic blunder - where some people (such as, apparently, Elon Musk) mistakenly believe that there are "good Jews" and "bad Jews" and that by allying oneself with the "good Jews" (the Zionist/"right-wing" Jews to whom Elon ingratiates himself) one can defeat the bad Jews (like Soros) and thereby save the West. History and experience, however, show that this doesn't work.[1]

    You cannot "wield" Jews. Jews wield you. Jews are like the One Ring in Tolkien's The Lord of The Rings. It's tempting to think that you can "ally" with them and use them for your own purposes, but you really can't - not, at least, for long and certainly not against themselves. (The One Ring itself is an apt metaphor for the corrupting influence of power and bribery.[2])

    In the books, the One Ring is ultimately one with Sauron. You cannot wield it against him. And so too are "right-wing" Jews one in spirit and will with "left-wing" Jews (Soros/Sauron). They're all one Jewish collective - though they will often pretend otherwise: "We're not some hivemind goy! As we Jews like to say: Two Jews, three opinions on how best to fleece the Goyim! - Wait. Hehe. I meant, just, 'three opinions.' Not that 'fleece the Goyim' part. Hehe. Oops."

    Allying with Jews to further authentic right-wing, nativist nationalist ends has been tried and it's always failed. Churchill tried it. Rupert Murdoch tried it. Trump's tried it. It doesn't work. Trying to separate Jewish factions and and play one against the other (the "right" against the "left" or the "left" against the "right") doesn't work. It's a classic trap, akin to ... invading Russia.

    Give the "right-wing Zionist" Jews everything in the world that they want - more money for Israel, the West Bank, more endless wars (against Germany or Iraq or Assad or Gaddafi), total support at the UN., total fealty at their wailing wall, etc. - it will never be enough. And they will never reciprocate

    Jews always endeavor to control both sides. This is why explicitly anti-Jewish movements are the only kind that have shown any success against them and their agendas. It's why movements which don't see Jews as Jews, but as supposedly belonging to the separate camps or categories which they invent or infiltrate and pretend to belong to (and to which their allegiances are secondary or tactical anyways) always fail. Jews are Jews regardless of what they call themselves or dress up as. Every movement which buys into their wolf-in-sheepskin lies ends up inevitably being subverted by and destroyed by them.

    Of course, being explicitly anti-Jewish isn't sufficient and it doesn't guarantee success. After all, Hitler didn't ultimately prevail despite his initial successes due to the Jews arraying a coalition of useful idiots (the "Allies) against him - but it's the only approach that has ever worked (109 expulsions).

    If you try to wield "right-wing" Jews against "left-wing" Jews, or, conversely, "left-wing" Jews against "right-wing" Jews, you will find that you get very little utility out of your Jewish "allies" whereas they get tremendous utility out of you.

    They spy on you - as does the One Ring. They influence you - as does the One Ring. They promise you powers and riches which they will never ultimately grant - as does the One Ring. And, in the end, whatever power or riches you may acquire you still end up a slave to them - a ringwraith - as did the kings of Middle Earth.

    What did Britain's - or Churchill's - alliance with Jews in WWII (see: The Focus) do for Britain? Sure, they defeated Germany - in a largely unnecessary war which the British establishment (under Jewish influence) themselves provoked - and then what? What happened post-War? What happened to the British Empire? What's happened to their country since? Did the Jews show their gratitude by helping ensure that Britain retained strong borders and the demographic integrity of its isles (as the Jews jealously guard Israel's demographic integrity)? Or have the Jews worked, at every turn, to undermine the ethnic integrity and demographic continuity of Britain? Or, have the Jews worked to undermine the sense of ethnic pride of the British people? Much of Britain is unrecognizable today. London is minority white British. By virtually every conceivable metric Britain would be vastly better off if the Germans had won, even if (as the fever dream hysterics claim) "we'd all be speaking German today." So? At least Britain would still be white and British. What would Churchill think if he could see Britain today? What would the men who stormed Normandy beach think? Unfortenaly, Churchill, in the end, let himself become a ringwraith for ZOG.

    (To illustrate Churchill's thinking, he, in 1920, wrote an article called Zionism versus Bolshevism,[3] where he argued that there were two groups of Jews. The "good" Zionist Jews and the "bad" Bolshevik Jews. Churchill then goes on to argue that "good" Zionist Jews should enter into an alliance with the British against the "bad" Bolsheviks. Well ... how'd that all work out in retrospect? The Zionists got basically everything they ever wanted (and so did the Bolsheviks for a time) and where are the British today?)

    What did Roosevelt's alliance with the Jews (through his heavily Jewish cabinet) do for his nation - America? What does it look like today? Demographically, it shares the fate of Britain and it looks like, increasingly, its empire is going the same way, and in large part due to interminable Middle East wars which serve just one interest: Israel. In Roosevelt, again, we find a ringwraith: a man who sold out his soul (and his nation) for power ... or perhaps a Denethor-like character who was under the control of Wormtongue Morgenthau and Harry Dexter White.

    What of Rupert Murdoch and his business empire? Steve Sailer has related a story wherein an acquaintance of his mentioned Murdoch saying privately that in order to do business in America (paraphrasing) "one needn't befriend all the Jews, but one must befriend at least one of two factions of Jews." Meaning, essentially, one must either submit to the Zionist "right-wing" faction or the anti-white/anti-American "left-wing" faction (which controls most of the balance of traditional that Murdoch doesn't). Clearly, Rupert chose to ally with the "right-wing" Zionist faction. And what has that done for the American right? In what way has the "right" in the U.S. actually been served by Fox? All it does is lose on every domestic social issue year after year. It's in constant retreat.

    Thanks to Fox News, all of the healthy, natural, nativist, ethnocentric and patriotic energy of an authentic right-wing which might actually serve core white Christian America is being parasitically channeled away from protecting its own borders and demographic majority to protecting Israel's borders and ... not just their demographic majority ... but their project of erecting a supremacist expansionist land-hungry apartheid state.

    White Christian America has gotten nothing from Fox News - or any "right-wing" media, be it Breitbart or The Daily Wire, etc. (all of which are just Zionist fronts), but Israel, on the other hand, has gotten everything it could ever dream of.

    Murdoch has become another ringwraith. A king reduced to a ghostly Zionist pawn.

    What of Donald Trump? Did he actually close the border and build the wall in his first term as he promised in every campaign rally he'd do for eighteen months straight? No. Did he deport illegals in appreciable numbers? No. Actually, he carried out very little in his populist agenda to serve the interests of the core demographic which voted for him. Instead he basically carried out Jared Kushner's agenda which served primarily to benefit Israel - oh, and he pardoned a bunch of Jewish fraudsters and black felons.

    Trump was, and probably still is, just another ringwraith pawn of the Jews.

    Now what about Elon? Is he another ringwraith? Destined to become one? Judging by virtually everything he's written (and retweeted) on X since he had his little oopsie last year and told the truth about the malign influence of Jews on whites, and then had to be lead around Auschwitz like a dog and go kiss Bibi's ring, Elon now shows all the signs of someone who's turning into yet another ringwraith. Elon also presumably believes (falsely) that by "allying" (or bowing) to one group of Jews ("right-wing" Zionist Jews) he can fight against and defeat the other group of Jews who are destroying the West. He's wrong. At least that's what all precedent says. You can't wield "right-wing" Jews any more than you can wield the One Ring. It wields you, and it will turn you into its slave just as it has done to so many others. The only solution is to destroy the Ring - to destroy Jewish power. That's how you save the West.

    I still hold out hope that Elon will change his mind on this or that he, in some sense, secretly already knows or understands what I've written here and what a problem Jews are and that, perhaps, he's just playing the long-game - perhaps hoping to "out-Jew the Jew" or something, but even that being the case, there are only so many time one can put the Ring on before it fundamentally compromises and corrupts you and you end up just another slave to ZOG.

    [1] One also sees this with the "anti-Zionist Jews" like Finkelstein and Blumenthal. Their true function - whether conscious or unconscious - is to subordinate and lead the "anti-Zionist" movement thereby neutering it. See, for example, how in Finkelstein's case, he attacks Zionism's most effective critics, like John Mearsheimer, as an anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist who propounds Protocols-like conspiracy theories of Jewish subversion of the American political system through the "Israel Lobby."

    (There's various names for when Jews employ false dialectics where they seem, superficially, to oppose each other, but they're actually furtively on the same side: E.g., The Kosher Sandwich, or the Esau Gambit, etc.)

    [2] More on the LOTR analogy:
    https://www.unz.com/isteve/1945-the-year-zero-of-american-architecture/#comment-6474944

    [3] https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Zionism_versus_Bolshevism

    Replies: @Trinity, @The Germ Theory of Disease, @Theophrastus, @Miro23, @Fin of a cobra, @Caroline, @Geowhizz

    Mr. Maurice Samuel’s twenty-one words: “We Jews, the destroyers, will remain the destroyer forever … nothing that the Gentiles will do will meet our needs and demands.â€

  • source: @MAGAVoice on X There was a major vibe shift right after Trump was elected to this new exuberance and optimism that Trump will usher in this golden age of prosperity, that echoes Ronald Reagan. However, like with Reaganism this vibe shift entails a more sinister narrative that because everything is great now that Trump...
  • @Anonymous
    @Biff

    Explain please, how Democrats can be said to "hate" black people when they're so eager to kiss black ass at any opportunity. Any Dem voter, in any context, ever tell you that you're full of it?

    Replies: @Truth, @Biff

    If you can’t see the “theatre” for what it is then you are truly lost.

  • @VAG
    @in the middle

    You sound like a typical Gen-X coomer. We zoomers have to deal with much higher rent and housing prices, so we are often forced to live with parents who in many cases would rather have us out. Regular fast food and customer service jobs are barely sufficient to support a single person, let alone a family, and yes, many of us do want to start a family unlike your hedonistic generation. The life you describe would be good for us if we wanted to selfishly sponge off our parents forever, but we would rather support others than allow others to support us. The fact that we are protesting our economic handicaps is proof that we are not satisfied with mediocrity like you were and want us to be. We don't want to guzzle beer and sleep with whores, we want to change this country so that we and our children will replace the existing Jewish elite. We can't do that if we shut up and accept the status quo.

    Replies: @Angry Santa

    Honestly, time for you (and many others) to start looking for another country–before those in charge start finding ways to kill you all off with long lists of Coup du’jours that their robots are quite adept at devising. See how protecting civil rights and political rights in the third world would some day come back to decide your own very existence? I note that Russia, and China, seem to think it is essential to them to cultivate decent (and REAL) relations with the human discards scattered so abundantly across this planet. Message to the putative drone jockies and orb cadets: if you are really out there, chop-chop, schnell, plus rapide, 快點 and get cracking.

  • @JPS
    @EliteCommInc.

    As opposed to getting a Nobel peace prize for being a nigger?

    It's bad to have Trump in there. But can we really afford to have niggers, senile degenerates, batshit kikes, and other russophobic headcases in our government? Or do they need to be permanently shut out from it?

    Replies: @EliteCommInc.

    You will have to explain what you mean by the term. My comment referred to the constant and peculiar angst the current executive in the WH has for the previous black president. Whose leadership was largely comprised on the agenda’s designed and promoted by whites.

    I am unclear how your comment is relevant to my own. Worse their esponse has been complete and total fozen deer in headlights.

    Frankly there’s plenty pf reasons to be concerned about Russia. She invaded another sovereign country after pleding to defend that countries sovereignty. She then threatened the US, the west and anyone else who came that country’s defense with nuclear exchange. Given the response by the global community —- they are f]afraid of Russia. And given Russias statements, justifiably so.

    They are handwringing over the US fears instead of taking the ball ad running with it. Absolutely the US shuld be supporting Ujraine. But the children here are still smarting about Iraq and Afghanistan — needlessly but there it is.

  • Your sub-title:

    “Trump is president so stop bitching and go work at Panda Express”

    That is a very realistic suggestion, since there is so little manufacturing taking place here in the USA these days, except for armaments manufacturers and manufacturers of some specialized products.

    Yeah, go get a job at Panda Express, be a burger-flipper or a greeter or shelf stocker at Walmart!

    The USA will NEVER be great again, as it was just after World War II, when it had EVERYTHING going for it. The financial “industry,” the politicians of BOTH political parties and the American and foreign multi-national corporations took care of that. And yes, the Jews were part of this, along with their WASP enablers. And NO, it was NOT the unions!

  • @Anonymous
    @Biff

    Explain please, how Democrats can be said to "hate" black people when they're so eager to kiss black ass at any opportunity. Any Dem voter, in any context, ever tell you that you're full of it?

    Replies: @Truth, @Biff
  • @antibeast
    @Cloudwalker

    http://cdn.statcdn.com/Infographic/images/normal/13248.jpeg

    From the graph above, it’s not hard to prove that the US imports more autos from Mexico than any other country in the world. Go to any parking lot in any suburban mall in America and you will find lots of Hondas, Toyotas, Nissans, Hyundais, Kias, etc. but made in Mexico, Japan or South Korea. Go to any parking lot in any country club in the USA and you will find lots of BMWs, Mercedes, Jaguars, Ferraris, Bentleys, Maseratis, etc. imported from Europe. Yet, these stupid gringos blame China for “stealing†their factory jobs in the US auto industry. And it’s not just blue-collar factory jobs that US multinationals have “outsourced†to foreign countries like Mexico and Canada, courtesy of NAFTA signed by George Bush Sr. in 1992. Even English-speaking white-collar professional jobs in software development and customer support have been “outsourced†to the world’s biggest ITO/BPO industry in India which sends millions of Indian H1-B workers to the USA.

    Replies: @Top Lel

    That’s why they only bark against Chinese but consider Mexicans to be “integrated”. The shamlessness of these Nigger-Saxon anglo kike mutts is incredible. Such is the way of the lazy and the parasite. Good riddance, “huh-white”.

    With love from Germany.

    Payback for 1919 and 1945.

  • @mulga mumblebrain
    @Cloudwalker

    You gotta love the arrogant stupidity and pig ignorant self-delusion of Yanks. China dominates the supply-chains of all the minerals required for modern manufacturing. In the end either Russia will take over these sites as they crush Banderastan, or the minerals will be processed by China. You've lost, Yank-long ago. All you got left is your racist arrogance.

    Replies: @VinnyVette

    Blow it out your racist ass!

  • Excellent article. However, we can only work with what we’ve got. Trump is the only thing remotely close to being able to fix anything.
    He’s done more in his first month in office than any Republican has done in a century.
    I get sick and tired of stating the obvious.
    Who do you have on offer who can win that is willing or able to fix a damn thing other than Trump?

    Right. Crickets!
    So keep bitching, crying in your beers, and LARPing badass keyboard warrior boys. That’ll fix everything.

  • @NobodyImportant
    @Digital Samizdat

    His voters are morons, and the people that cuck for him are even worse. Just look at some of the garbage articles Paul Craig Roberts puts out. He acts like he wants to strip naked and get fucked in his ass by Trump.

    Replies: @24th Alabama, @VinnyVette

    Sour grapes because the crack whore you voted for lost? Don’t bother answering because we know the answer. The only thing Kamala was going to fix is another drink for herself.

  • Anonymous[102] •ï¿½Disclaimer says:
    @Biff
    @Truth


    I’ve been telling black people for over 40 years, “both the Demoncrats and the Republicans hate you, but Republicans are much better at spreading the misery so Honkees feel it too.â€
    �
    Disagree, it’s class war, and pitting the plebes against each other using race and gender is methodology.

    Replies: @Truth, @Anonymous

    Explain please, how Democrats can be said to “hate” black people when they’re so eager to kiss black ass at any opportunity. Any Dem voter, in any context, ever tell you that you’re full of it?

    •ï¿½Replies: @Truth
    @Anonymous

    "Kiss", yes.

    https://www.youtube.com/shorts/KtXAu_nD0j4
    , @Biff
    @Anonymous

    If you can't see the "theatre" for what it is then you are truly lost.
  • @Cloudwalker
    @antibeast


    I know White people like you are pissed that US multinationals relocated their factories to Mexico and Southeast Asia BEFORE China joined the WTO in 2001. But please don’t blame China which had nothing to do
    �
    You could put ad on Unz calling for those :
    Rally & demo in DC and demand cut all ties with 'eval' China 'who stole our jobs',
    Gathering outside Blackrock, Vangard HQ and "Let'em hear us the Pee-poor",
    Round-up ANY politician who wants to make deal with 'eval' China or done so in the past

    Meal & Trip included,

    Money in mouth the check is still in wallet next thanksgiving,
    They dare not, those trollfags won't do shxt, I attest you

    Replies: @antibeast


    From the graph above, it’s not hard to prove that the US imports more autos from Mexico than any other country in the world. Go to any parking lot in any suburban mall in America and you will find lots of Hondas, Toyotas, Nissans, Hyundais, Kias, etc. but made in Mexico, Japan or South Korea. Go to any parking lot in any country club in the USA and you will find lots of BMWs, Mercedes, Jaguars, Ferraris, Bentleys, Maseratis, etc. imported from Europe. Yet, these stupid gringos blame China for “stealing†their factory jobs in the US auto industry. And it’s not just blue-collar factory jobs that US multinationals have “outsourced†to foreign countries like Mexico and Canada, courtesy of NAFTA signed by George Bush Sr. in 1992. Even English-speaking white-collar professional jobs in software development and customer support have been “outsourced†to the world’s biggest ITO/BPO industry in India which sends millions of Indian H1-B workers to the USA.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Top Lel
    @antibeast

    That's why they only bark against Chinese but consider Mexicans to be "integrated". The shamlessness of these Nigger-Saxon anglo kike mutts is incredible. Such is the way of the lazy and the parasite. Good riddance, "huh-white".

    With love from Germany.

    Payback for 1919 and 1945.
  • @Thrallman
    @Wokechoke

    That must have been the most elite and exclusive pubs. The Anacreon Society was a dinner club in London that booked only professional musicians. Their theme song was professionally composed--that's why it's so hard to sing--compare to the "Internationale". Wiki it.

    Of course the reason it was adopted was that the early Americans were the most detestable of snobs--always following Europe, and crowing over what tiny morsel of talent they could claim for themselves: Franklin, Irving, etc.

    Replies: @Wokechoke

    True, the insufferable classical allusions are pretentious, but I think the song must have had dirty origins at the Dog n Duck in Hackney.

  • @Rich
    @Punch Brother Punch

    Yes we're still making fun of participation trophies. I was at the hockey game of my youngest the other day and all the parents were joking about it.

    No job is degrading. No one should ever look at life that way. Sitting at home, collecting a check (welfare, not retirement or disability) is degrading. I've known a few highly educated people who couldn't find jobs in their high paying fields so sat at home, drinking, drugging, getting depressed. Because they couldn't take a lower prestige job. A neighbor, when I was a kid, lost his high paying job in the defense industry when the company moved. He took a job in the local supermarket stocking shelves because it was all he could find. He was a man. You take the best job you can find. Perood.

    Replies: @Punch Brother Punch

    You’re missing the point. Sure, if, literally the only job you can get is fast-food or stocking shelves then that’s better than sitting around taking drugs, but you shouldn’t be happy about it or stoically resigned to it. An intelligent, talented, educated adult person whose ancestors built the country, often sacrificing their lives to do so, should be indignant that he is valued so little that he can only do something menial or trivial for a living. This “a man does what he’s gotta do even if it means shoveling shit while foreigners take the better jobs” is a simp mentality.

    Like a lot of conservatives, you’re too invested in the “Manly bootstrap work hard” peon rhetoric to be able to think clearly.

    No job is degrading

    LOL, that’s precisely the opposite of true.

    •ï¿½Disagree: Rich
  • As Democrats continue to deconstruct the root causes of their recent defeat and attempt to regroup for next year's midterm elections, they might want to consider a new factor in American politics: the seductive power of a movement compared to a boring old party. On the surface, the 60th American presidential election was the usual...
  • @Californian_21
    Trump and MAGA understand that politics are not just about running candidates for office every election cycle. It's also about creating that mass movement as well as controlling the culture.

    This is something which the Left has put into practice since at least 1848. Now that the Right has finally caught up, the Left suddenly finds religion on the topic. Consider this quote:


    Writing at Salon, Chauncey DeVega complains: “President Trump and his MAGA Republicans and their forces are smashing American democracy, the Constitution, the rule of law, the institutions and norms. Trump has enacted over 50 executive orders since Jan. 20, the most in a president’s first 100 days in more than 40 years. Some of the most egregious ones are blatantly unconstitutional and violate current law.â€
    �
    The Left had no problem "smashing American democracy" when it came to supporting every liberal president from FDR's New Deal to Biden's EOs mandating the DEI regime. The Left has implemented blatantly unconstitutional policies of censorship (speech codes, cancel culture), indoctrination (CRT), and political commissars (DEI "councilors") from the campuses to the armed forces. And are Wall Street mandated ESG policies part of Our Democracy (tm)?

    Let us not forget the widescale leftist iconoclasm in which statues, street signs and buildings of great American advocates of democracy such as Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson have been torn down in a spasm of Orwellian rewriting of history.

    As for the "rule of law," it has been the Left, with support of apparently state subsidized NGOs, which has made civil disobedience and criminal rioting into primary tactics (see the Summer of mostly peaceful arson, looting and assaults of 2020). And we might note the employment of lawfare and federal law enforcement against anti-Biden dissidents (parents protesting at schoolboards, Virginia Dare, the C-Ville '17 defendants, the J6 folks).

    What Trump is doing, in large part, is dismantling the systems of oppression implemented by the Left and especially the Biden regime. And freeing political prisoners (again the J6ers).

    Now that the tables have been turned, the Left feigns outrage over the supposed violations of the Constitution which they have been doing everything in their power to trash for decades.

    Let us see two, three many more MAGAs!

    Replies: @ThreeCranes, @Felpudinho

    What Trump is doing, in large part, is dismantling the systems of oppression implemented by the Left and especially the Biden regime. And freeing political prisoners (again the J6ers).

    Now that the tables have been turned, the Left feigns outrage over the supposed violations of the Constitution which they have been doing everything in their power to trash for decades.

    THIS, in a nutshell, it what the shrieking is all about.

    “We can do it but you can’t!,” screams the sore-loser Democrats. Four years from now the same voices will be bitching when Trump pardons the terribly-wronged Derek Chauvin, a cop who was only doing his job but was sacrificed at the altar of Saint Fentanyl (George Floyd) for one reason only: being that Derek’s skin was white and Saint Fentanyl’s skin was black.

  • source: @MAGAVoice on X There was a major vibe shift right after Trump was elected to this new exuberance and optimism that Trump will usher in this golden age of prosperity, that echoes Ronald Reagan. However, like with Reaganism this vibe shift entails a more sinister narrative that because everything is great now that Trump...
  • Truth says:
    @Biff
    @Truth


    I’ve been telling black people for over 40 years, “both the Demoncrats and the Republicans hate you, but Republicans are much better at spreading the misery so Honkees feel it too.â€
    �
    Disagree, it’s class war, and pitting the plebes against each other using race and gender is methodology.

    Replies: @Truth, @Anonymous

    Well Old Sport, your context is correct but I would say your ultimate conclusion… not quite so.

    Yes they create class wars and yes the goal is divide and conquer, but, and I have not read the book in 30 years so excuse me if I am in error; in Animal Farm as pig said, “we”re all even but some of us are a little more even…”

    This country was litterally formed via war upon blacks and “Native Americans.” Your Slave masters at some point just became generous enough to invite you in to enjoy the fun.

  • Rich says:
    @Punch Brother Punch
    @Rich


    You guys got too many participation trophies as kids.
    �
    Christ, conservatives are still whining about participation trophies after all these years?! How lame can you get? They're just cheap pieces of plastic that a kid puts on his shelf where it collects dust and is hardly ever thought of. No kid in the history of the world, ever, has thought to himself: "My Little League Team gives me a worthless trinket every year! That means I never have to strive to accomplish anything!"

    Incidentally, participation trophies have been around for a long time, they are not unique to more recent generations. The earliest recorded use of the term was in the 1920s:

    https://slate.com/culture/2019/04/participation-trophy-history-world-war-i.html

    You take the best job you can find that pays the most money and you work hard at it until you’re a pro.
    �
    Managing a fast-food restaurant is not the best job a "young up and comer" (those whom we were speaking of) can find. And this has nothing to do with "not wanting to work hard." On the contrary, I said those interested in a career in food service should pursue a job at a real restaurant. That's harder work than fast-food at every level - back of house, customer service & management. And I'm not talking about some dream job at a three-star Michelin place, just a job where you can have some self-respect. Working fast-food over a certain age and I.Q. is degrading.

    Replies: @Rich

    Yes we’re still making fun of participation trophies. I was at the hockey game of my youngest the other day and all the parents were joking about it.

    No job is degrading. No one should ever look at life that way. Sitting at home, collecting a check (welfare, not retirement or disability) is degrading. I’ve known a few highly educated people who couldn’t find jobs in their high paying fields so sat at home, drinking, drugging, getting depressed. Because they couldn’t take a lower prestige job. A neighbor, when I was a kid, lost his high paying job in the defense industry when the company moved. He took a job in the local supermarket stocking shelves because it was all he could find. He was a man. You take the best job you can find. Perood.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Punch Brother Punch
    @Rich

    You're missing the point. Sure, if, literally the only job you can get is fast-food or stocking shelves then that's better than sitting around taking drugs, but you shouldn't be happy about it or stoically resigned to it. An intelligent, talented, educated adult person whose ancestors built the country, often sacrificing their lives to do so, should be indignant that he is valued so little that he can only do something menial or trivial for a living. This "a man does what he's gotta do even if it means shoveling shit while foreigners take the better jobs" is a simp mentality.

    Like a lot of conservatives, you're too invested in the "Manly bootstrap work hard" peon rhetoric to be able to think clearly.

    No job is degrading
    �
    LOL, that's precisely the opposite of true.
  • @obwandiyag
    @Trinity

    My favorite: overheard in an adjoining booth at a chain restaurant.

    "Is France in Paris?"

    True story. This was a well-dressed young woman, probably with a job.

    Replies: @Cloudwalker

    Love those silly chicks,

    top to bottom

    Their sillyness could be fun and sparks all that, what turned me off are those ejew-cated college degree karens who don’t know their place,

    and thinking ‘equal’ job opportunity are a grant from gwad, sigh,,

  • @Trinity
    MOST people blaming “Boomers†can’t even tell you the years that Boomers were born in. The blaming of Boomers is pure kike horseshit for the MOST part. Seems like every other person that I knew of back in the Reagan years either joined the military because the economy was shit or hopped from job to job. Someone might have gotten lucky and found work at a brewery or auto factory that paid well but they were the exception. A lot of people worked a full time and a part time job. MOST Millennials and Zoomers are in fact physically weak and lazy. The edumucated youngster couldn’t even tell you who wrote The Star Spangled Banner or the war that inspired Francis Scott Key to write our National Anthem. Oh, and I didn’t see that many Baby Boomer mudsharks, and I was a Late Boomer 1960-1964, probably more race mixers from the hippies, but even the hippie’s weren’t into race mixing like the Millennials and Zoomer Zombies.🧟â€â™‚ï¸ The average high school graduate from the 1970s is probably more educated than the average Millennial with a 4 year degree that isn’t worth the paper it was printed on.

    Replies: @Wokechoke, @Wokechoke, @Alden, @Amon, @Andreas, @Pop Warner, @Mr.Turtle, @obwandiyag

    My favorite: overheard in an adjoining booth at a chain restaurant.

    “Is France in Paris?”

    True story. This was a well-dressed young woman, probably with a job.

    •ï¿½LOL: Cloudwalker
    •ï¿½Replies: @Cloudwalker
    @obwandiyag

    Love those silly chicks,

    top to bottom

    Their sillyness could be fun and sparks all that, what turned me off are those ejew-cated college degree karens who don't know their place,

    and thinking 'equal' job opportunity are a grant from gwad, sigh,,
  • @antibeast
    @HT

    Sending US manufacturing to Chinese slave labor has its roots with Reagan and the free trade guru Milton Friedman. That and amnesty by Reagan for millions of illegals was a big payback to those oligarchs who funded his elections.


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    Look, I know White people like you are pissed that US multinationals relocated their factories to Mexico and Southeast Asia BEFORE China joined the WTO in 2001. But please don't blame China which had nothing to do with the business decisions made by US multinationals.

    In 1992, George Bush Sr signed NAFTA which stands for the North American Free Trade Agreement that included the USA, Canada and Mexico as part of the tariff-free North American Zone specifically targeting the auto imdustry. Ross Perot at the time campaigned for the US Presidency against NAFTA claiming that it would lead to a "sucking sound" of US blue-collar factory jobs moving out of the US Midwest to Canada and Mexico. And that's exactly what happened.

    During that same period in the 1990s, China was under US sanctions imposed after Tiananmen. But in 1992, the same year Bush Sr signed NAFTA, Deng embarked on his Southern Tour and decided to open China's economy to foreign investors from Asia and Europe. One of the biggest foreign investors was Singapore which went ahead and established diplomatic relations with China where it invested in the Suzhou Singapore Industrial Park (SSIP). Thousands of Chinese officials were then sent to Singapore to learn about their technocratic system of Confucianist-style governance which was then imported back to China where ETDZs patterned after the SSIP were established all over the coastal cities during the 1990s. Note that German and Japanese automakers started investing in China during this period by establishing JVs to produce their cars in China. But the US automakers did NOT invest in China until later in the 2000s because of US sanctions. Instead, US automakers followed by German, Japanese and South Korean automakers invested in Mexico and Canada which now had tariff-free access to the USA market due to NAFTA. Even after US automakers started investing in China after its accession to the WTO in 2001, those US autos made in China were sold only to the Chinese market but never exported back to the USA. At no point in time did CHINA ever became part of NAFTA and exported autos back to the USA.

    During his first term, Trump abolished NAFTA and replaced it with the USMCA. If Trump wants to revive the US auto manufacturing industries, he better get rid of the USMCA which he created to replace NAFTA signed by Bush Sr in 1992. Now Trump plans to impose tariffs on auto imports from the top five countries exporting autos to the USA, namely: Mexico, Canada, Germany, Japan and South Korea. China is not even in the top ten auto-exporting countries to the USA, below Finland!

    By the way, US multinationals like Nike did relocate their factories to China to produce their shoes for export back to the USA. But that didn't last long as Nike has since the 2010s moved their factories to Vietnam and Indonesia where 80% of their shoes are produced. Only 10% of Nike's shoes are now made in China to sell to the Chinese market where they have to compete against Chinese brands like ANTA, Li-ning, 361, etc.

    The USA is now being marginalized in the Chinese economy not because of any Chinese government policy but because of growing wariness of Chinese businessmen who don't want to deal with the USA due to the political risks. The Chinese market itself has already surpassed the US market. And China's trade and investment relationships with RCEP, BRI, EU and BRICS+ countries have long ago surpassed the USA. Today, China's exports to the USA account for only 2% of its GDP. Excluding American products like Apple's iPhones, China's exports to the USA account for only 1% of its GDP. The only thing left that shackles China's economy to the USA is its use of the USD as its reserve currency. But once China get rid of its import dependency on Arab oil, it will drop the USD and use its own currency for its foreign trade and investment. Once that happens, bye bye Miss American Pie!

    Replies: @Cloudwalker

    I know White people like you are pissed that US multinationals relocated their factories to Mexico and Southeast Asia BEFORE China joined the WTO in 2001. But please don’t blame China which had nothing to do

    You could put ad on Unz calling for those :
    Rally & demo in DC and demand cut all ties with ‘eval’ China ‘who stole our jobs’,
    Gathering outside Blackrock, Vangard HQ and “Let’em hear us the Pee-poor”,
    Round-up ANY politician who wants to make deal with ‘eval’ China or done so in the past

    Meal & Trip included,

    Money in mouth the check is still in wallet next thanksgiving,
    They dare not, those trollfags won’t do shxt, I attest you

    •ï¿½Replies: @antibeast
    @Cloudwalker

    http://cdn.statcdn.com/Infographic/images/normal/13248.jpeg

    From the graph above, it’s not hard to prove that the US imports more autos from Mexico than any other country in the world. Go to any parking lot in any suburban mall in America and you will find lots of Hondas, Toyotas, Nissans, Hyundais, Kias, etc. but made in Mexico, Japan or South Korea. Go to any parking lot in any country club in the USA and you will find lots of BMWs, Mercedes, Jaguars, Ferraris, Bentleys, Maseratis, etc. imported from Europe. Yet, these stupid gringos blame China for “stealing†their factory jobs in the US auto industry. And it’s not just blue-collar factory jobs that US multinationals have “outsourced†to foreign countries like Mexico and Canada, courtesy of NAFTA signed by George Bush Sr. in 1992. Even English-speaking white-collar professional jobs in software development and customer support have been “outsourced†to the world’s biggest ITO/BPO industry in India which sends millions of Indian H1-B workers to the USA.

    Replies: @Top Lel
  • “• Troll: JPS”

    opinions vary

  • @Caleb K
    To hell with a reset. The worker bees who cannot afford a home for themselves and their families need to have a revolution. Throw the party labels in the trash. We must take this nation back.

    Replies: @Cloudwalker

    That was me thinking so 10 yrs ago,

    ask AA how that turns out.

    American whites don’t even have a clue who ‘we’ are let a lone some actions

  • @RadicalCenter
    @Andreas

    Communism has an actual definition. It does not describe every time that people work collectively to achieve some common goal or survive some common peril. Not even when people do so partly through government, i.e. “legalized†coercion, which may be right and may be wrong but is not by itself communism.

    Replies: @Andreas

    You are a serious junior.

  • JPS says:
    @Xavier
    The boomer nonsense about pulling yourself up by your bootstraps couldn't exist without the Protestant work ethic. The PWE has aged horribly in a post industrial society which has utterly degraded the nature of work. Mainstream conservatives also stupidly believe that people can just self improve their way out of widespread societal dysfunction. The idea that collective problems require collective solutions is alien to these morons.

    Replies: @Top Lel, @Andreas, @JPS

    The Protestant work ethic is more or less a myth. Unless you’re talking about child labor, women in mines, chimney sweeps, indentured servants, the importation of Hindu and Chinese coolies (recall it was the Irish, the real Irish Gaels, not “Scots-Irish” who protested against the importation of Chinese coolies), farm workers in England who had to walk with two canes by the time they were 60, etc. Recall the so-called “Bible Belt” in the South depended on negro slaves, and after “emancipation” the South was generally quite poor for a long time until air-conditioning attracted labor into open shop states. This is not to say the South was worse than the North. Southerners were often said to be “lazy” of course, if you ever go out into a field at mid-day under intense sun then you know why there is a siesta in Spain and Latin America.

    Survival in the old days generally required a lot of work that was simply not optional, if you wanted to eat, because food was the major expense that poor people had.

    Now if you’re speaking about the ideas of Benjamin Franklin, the notions of aspirational bourgeois dedicating themselves to an enterprise or career and making a fortune, this is something that might be worth talking about, but is it correct to call it “Protestant?” Max Weber was a Jew, and as a Jew, I think he didn’t actually have a conceptual understanding of Christianity. What can be said with a fair degree of certainty, however, when we read things like the novels of Jane Austen, is that the decline of religion in Northern Europe made the attainment of a fortune into a general obsession. The Duke of Wellington had aspired as a youth to play the violin, when he was unable to marry a woman, he gave it up and entered the army and achieved fame on the battlefield. He then married that woman (and of course she was a bad wife). If there is a “Protestant work ethic” – it may involve the husband being the slave to the wife and having to do everything she says all day every day. Richard Nixon, of a Quaker family, courted his future wife by driving her to dates with other men.

    The Boomers haven’t been willing to acknowledge the stacking of the deck against their own children. The boomer moral calculus says Civil Rights “piety” > posterity. Selfish, egotistical, delusional people.

  • @Trinity
    MOST people blaming “Boomers†can’t even tell you the years that Boomers were born in. The blaming of Boomers is pure kike horseshit for the MOST part. Seems like every other person that I knew of back in the Reagan years either joined the military because the economy was shit or hopped from job to job. Someone might have gotten lucky and found work at a brewery or auto factory that paid well but they were the exception. A lot of people worked a full time and a part time job. MOST Millennials and Zoomers are in fact physically weak and lazy. The edumucated youngster couldn’t even tell you who wrote The Star Spangled Banner or the war that inspired Francis Scott Key to write our National Anthem. Oh, and I didn’t see that many Baby Boomer mudsharks, and I was a Late Boomer 1960-1964, probably more race mixers from the hippies, but even the hippie’s weren’t into race mixing like the Millennials and Zoomer Zombies.🧟â€â™‚ï¸ The average high school graduate from the 1970s is probably more educated than the average Millennial with a 4 year degree that isn’t worth the paper it was printed on.

    Replies: @Wokechoke, @Wokechoke, @Alden, @Amon, @Andreas, @Pop Warner, @Mr.Turtle, @obwandiyag

    Great comments! True! Reagan should have won an Oscar for his role as POTUS. Most politicians are bad actors on many levels. As a 1970’s HS graduate, yes we had a better education than kids today. I learned how to do business by being a juvenile delinquent.

  • @EliteCommInc.
    @TheGreatFlemishHope

    Let me guess, the next thing that w will be hearing is how Pres Trump should get a Nobel peace prize for stopping a nuclear war.

    after the black guy got one for just getting elected . . .


    There are so many dramas ay play here . . . its hard to to keep track.


    I keep looking for that border wall.

    Replies: @JPS

    As opposed to getting a Nobel peace prize for being a nigger?

    It’s bad to have Trump in there. But can we really afford to have niggers, senile degenerates, batshit kikes, and other russophobic headcases in our government? Or do they need to be permanently shut out from it?

    •ï¿½Replies: @EliteCommInc.
    @JPS

    You will have to explain what you mean by the term. My comment referred to the constant and peculiar angst the current executive in the WH has for the previous black president. Whose leadership was largely comprised on the agenda's designed and promoted by whites.

    I am unclear how your comment is relevant to my own. Worse their esponse has been complete and total fozen deer in headlights.

    Frankly there's plenty pf reasons to be concerned about Russia. She invaded another sovereign country after pleding to defend that countries sovereignty. She then threatened the US, the west and anyone else who came that country's defense with nuclear exchange. Given the response by the global community ---- they are f]afraid of Russia. And given Russias statements, justifiably so.

    They are handwringing over the US fears instead of taking the ball ad running with it. Absolutely the US shuld be supporting Ujraine. But the children here are still smarting about Iraq and Afghanistan -- needlessly but there it is.
  • TKK says:

    Let’s bring back being in Reality.. The sights, sounds, and smells of

    – being a Panda Express manager. What is it like? It is being a cop without the power, being a day care worker for the dregs of society, being a janitor at a landfill.

    Dealing with violent, low IQ morons, both behind the counter and waiting to be served. People who stink. People who destroy bathrooms. People who might throw things at your head. Throw hot oil at your face. Robbery. Rage. Hiring more morons that need to be trained who can’t read. Having to make sure they don’t steal. Having to ask them to get off their phones.

    Deep frying food that comes in on a truck. Ice cold from the drive in window. Taking out the trash to filthy dumpsters. Seeing employees come back from the bathroom and not wash their hands. Wiping tables where packs of critters leave disgusting trash.

    And if you complain, there’s 1000 people ready to take your job the next shift. Not the next day. Probably in the next hour.

    The 50% discount? For slop that makes you sick? I’ll pass.

    Sure…it’s a dream job.

    Being homeless in a National forest with a go bag would be highly preferable to working in American fast food.

  • @Truth
    I've been telling black people for over 40 years, "both the Demoncrats and the Republicans hate you, but Republicans are much better at spreading the misery so Honkees feel it too."

    Replies: @Biff

    I’ve been telling black people for over 40 years, “both the Demoncrats and the Republicans hate you, but Republicans are much better at spreading the misery so Honkees feel it too.â€

    Disagree, it’s class war, and pitting the plebes against each other using race and gender is methodology.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Truth
    @Biff

    Well Old Sport, your context is correct but I would say your ultimate conclusion... not quite so.

    Yes they create class wars and yes the goal is divide and conquer, but, and I have not read the book in 30 years so excuse me if I am in error; in Animal Farm as pig said, "we"re all even but some of us are a little more even..."

    This country was litterally formed via war upon blacks and "Native Americans." Your Slave masters at some point just became generous enough to invite you in to enjoy the fun.
    , @Anonymous
    @Biff

    Explain please, how Democrats can be said to "hate" black people when they're so eager to kiss black ass at any opportunity. Any Dem voter, in any context, ever tell you that you're full of it?

    Replies: @Truth, @Biff
  • Rich says:
    @Ravenser
    @Rich

    "Look up mortgage rates from the 70s and 80s, it wasn’t easy."

    For the first few years, coping with high interest rates might indeed be a struggle, but property was cheaper and home-buyers then could expect their debts to be wiped out by inflation.

    If wage inflation was 10 percent per annum (during much of that period, it would have been higher), then someone who paid only the interest on their debts would find they had halved as a proportion of total income over seven years.

    Of course, then as now, losing a job could change everything for the worse.

    Replies: @Rich

    I have a bunch of older cousins who came of age at that time. Some tradesman, some professionals. They’ve all said it was tough to buy a house. Based on prices, rates and salary. The post-Reagan housing inflation did make a huge difference if you played it right, but if you just stayed in your neighborhood and didn’t sell, it didn’t make much difference.

  • @NobodyImportant
    @24th Alabama

    It wasn't a fantasy, so what the hell are you even talking about?

    Replies: @24th Alabama

    “The [Gentleman] doth protest too much, methinks.”

  • @Rich
    @Punch Brother Punch

    I'm a conservative who never eats fast food. Never been in a panda express. I did wash dishes, wait tables and bartend in restaurants when I was a kid, and I didn't like doing it, it was hard, boring work that didn't pay well. But it was a job and it paid. It cracks me up when I hear kids talk about what they want to do. Their "dream job". Hilarious. There are careers you can go to school for, do well, and get lucky and find the job you always wanted, but that's as rare as a virgin on an American college campus. Not the way the world works. You take the best job you can find that pays the most money and you work hard at it until you're a pro. That's real life. You guys got too many participation trophies as kids.

    Replies: @Punch Brother Punch

    You guys got too many participation trophies as kids.

    Christ, conservatives are still whining about participation trophies after all these years?! How lame can you get? They’re just cheap pieces of plastic that a kid puts on his shelf where it collects dust and is hardly ever thought of. No kid in the history of the world, ever, has thought to himself: “My Little League Team gives me a worthless trinket every year! That means I never have to strive to accomplish anything!”

    Incidentally, participation trophies have been around for a long time, they are not unique to more recent generations. The earliest recorded use of the term was in the 1920s:

    https://slate.com/culture/2019/04/participation-trophy-history-world-war-i.html

    You take the best job you can find that pays the most money and you work hard at it until you’re a pro.

    Managing a fast-food restaurant is not the best job a “young up and comer” (those whom we were speaking of) can find. And this has nothing to do with “not wanting to work hard.” On the contrary, I said those interested in a career in food service should pursue a job at a real restaurant. That’s harder work than fast-food at every level – back of house, customer service & management. And I’m not talking about some dream job at a three-star Michelin place, just a job where you can have some self-respect. Working fast-food over a certain age and I.Q. is degrading.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Rich
    @Punch Brother Punch

    Yes we're still making fun of participation trophies. I was at the hockey game of my youngest the other day and all the parents were joking about it.

    No job is degrading. No one should ever look at life that way. Sitting at home, collecting a check (welfare, not retirement or disability) is degrading. I've known a few highly educated people who couldn't find jobs in their high paying fields so sat at home, drinking, drugging, getting depressed. Because they couldn't take a lower prestige job. A neighbor, when I was a kid, lost his high paying job in the defense industry when the company moved. He took a job in the local supermarket stocking shelves because it was all he could find. He was a man. You take the best job you can find. Perood.

    Replies: @Punch Brother Punch
  • @Truth
    @Trinity

    ..I feel a second career coming on, Old Sport. You see how expensive food is getting.

    Replies: @Trinity, @Trinity

    Bread and water, troop. Bread and water.

  • @Priss Factor
    Does the merchant class have any real compass?

    https://twitter.com/RichardBSpencer/status/1894792115399598522

    Replies: @mulga mumblebrain, @24th Alabama

    The guy with a virtual monopoly believes in free markets.
    Very big of you, Jeff! We’re gonna nationalize Amazon
    and run it like the DO Defense, with cost overruns, graft
    and employment of 2nd cousins, thrice removed from
    your latest Wife’s houseboy.

  • @Truth
    @Trinity

    ..I feel a second career coming on, Old Sport. You see how expensive food is getting.

    Replies: @Trinity, @Trinity

    No worries, pal. I am a survivor but we all are vulnerable so I can’t say what will happen to yours truly when all is said and done. Just remember pal, don’t roll the dice 🎲 if you can’t pay the price. 🧠Hebrews 13:6.

    Cue: Somewhere Over The Rainbow by Judy Garland

  • @Punch Brother Punch
    @Trinity


    The people who hire for Chik-fil-A ( at least the ones near me) need to do the hiring for the Postal Services, the DMV, the unemployment office, the VA, etc.
    �
    Why do conservatards have such a hard time distinguishing between "services" and for-profit enterprises? They are two fundamentally different phenomena. You should expect a different experience when you go to the post office from when you go to a chicken restaurant. The postal, DMV workers, etc. are not there to sell you a product and get you out the door as quickly as possible so they can sell more product. They are there to accommodate the needs of the citizenry, which are multitudinous and often time-consuming.

    Chick-fil-A is bland anyway. The fact that Fatmericans are lining up for half-a-mile to eat that pablum is a symptom of Christian degeneration.

    Replies: @Trinity

    Oh shut the hell up you pompous twit. I hardly ever eat Chik-fil-A but when I do I can’t help but notice their exceptional service and how polite they are which is refreshing in this day and age. Obviously I was taking a shot at incompetent, obnoxious, twits who work at the DMV, Post Office, VA, many whom are Black, Brown or assorted lazy pricks. Lol. Conservatard? Me? Hardly. You will probably find more fat people working for the DMV than those who eat at McDonald’s. Fat? Not really.

  • To Matt Walsh, who apparently has no fucking idea what’s going on outside of a sound booth, here’s what young men used to do when they graduated high school: they began an apprenticeship in a trade. Since Matt Walsh’s hands are probably about as soft as his vagina, he doesn’t know this. Fast food jobs were originally meant for high school kids working part time and that’s it.

    Here’s the other thing about working at Panda Express, or any fast food chain: Guess what you get to deal with all day long? Chimping out negroes, no habla mestizos, all varying types of brown stained bipeds, and those are just your co-workers.

    Then you have the customers: all the above multiplied by 1000. Imagine all of the shit your going to have to eat every single day? I’m not talking about the food either. 70k don’t seem like all that much anymore, white boy. Especially to be what amounts to a middle management fall guy.

    Let’s see Matt Walsh put on a paper hat and serve fake gook food to negroes. Ding! Flied lice are done, asshole.

  • @Miro23
    @onebornfree


    “In 1980 the American people elected by a landslide a President who promised to get government off our backs. He said government was the problem, not the solution. He promised to balance the budget within three years, cut government spending drastically, and reduce the awful burden of taxes. When he left office eight years later, government spending was 69% greater, tax collections were 65% larger, and $1.9 trillion had been added to the federal debt your children are supposed to pay.†Harry Browne.

    �
    From the early 1980's it became technically possible (internet) to mass outsource manufacturing - which is what happened. The US corporate/financial elite de-industrialized the US for extra short-term profits.

    How can "Getting government off our backs" happen when the government are expected to provide the same services when the wealth generation and good jobs sector has gone? Compare Detroit 1920 with Detroit 2025. Word leading manufacturing to nothing.

    The government should have been MORE involved in the 1980's halting mass outsourcing and promoting key industries. However, since they were captured, all they did was cover the financialization/ deindustrialization hole with higher taxes and debt. What they are still doing.

    Replies: @EliteCommInc., @Lee-OH Rising

    Oh, I saw that meltdown of industry – right under my nose.

    It wasn’t just the government (it just went along to play along). You can add the unions (I personally knew two union “leader” types. Both grew up in households (1930’s) that were headed up by blue collar card carrying communists. Then it’s important to remember that the roaring 20’s, (add on the 40’s, 50’s 60’s) were most lucratively manned by skilled labor. Tool & die makers required some trigonometry – not college style (to these guys, pi is something you eat), no, off the top of your head with simple manual instruments. By the 50’s, those same guys (interested more in making sure Sonny would breed) thought nothing of him shrugging off (fairy stuff) like geometry, intermediate algebra and trig, and God forbid if you brought home all “A’s” too many times – you were “labeled.” Oh, later on, some of those boys manned the (now dwindling, and automated) tool & die shop such that by the 80’s, they were laid off way beyond what the Big 3 could afford, and either took the disability handout, or, went after that fancy 5th grade “biz” “degree” at the junior college. First, Germany, then China (and Japan – who had kiddies putting in 10 hour school days). We remember hearing that. We just went “eew!” That is so American!

    It didn’t take much Nixon or Reagan time to ship out US production of the big ticket items and close the place down. Flint, Mich is a classic example, too. Last time I drove through there on 475, humongous factories (biggest factories you’ve ever seen) just sitting there, rusting until they collapse. There is nothing in the world like it, except, maybe Gary. But, from what I can tell, China was last to even listen to unions – it’s a cultural thing. In China you work 60 hrs a week get your hands dirty, and go home to your cramped 750 sq ft apartment. And, note, that’s in a building where everybody (all 15,000 of them) look and act exactly alike – there are no neighborhoods. Lets face it…it was ripe for the picking, and in your American driveway, a K car just wasn’t gonna cut it.

    And that old fact of life still holds: Clerks are renters for life. So, kwitcher cryin.

  • @Trinity
    @Punch Brother Punch

    The people who hire for Chik-fil-A ( at least the ones near me) need to do the hiring for the Postal Services, the DMV, the unemployment office, the VA, etc. You can have a line a half mile long at Chik-fil-A and be out of there in 5 minutes, service and politeness ranks a 10/10. Pull into a Wendy’s with 3 cars ahead of you and be prepared to wait for 15-20 minutes. Thank you, Trinity and have a blessed 😇 day. teehee 🤭.

    Replies: @Punch Brother Punch, @Truth

    ..I feel a second career coming on, Old Sport. You see how expensive food is getting.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Trinity
    @Truth

    No worries, pal. I am a survivor but we all are vulnerable so I can’t say what will happen to yours truly when all is said and done. Just remember pal, don’t roll the dice 🎲 if you can’t pay the price. 🧠Hebrews 13:6.

    Cue: Somewhere Over The Rainbow by Judy Garland
    , @Trinity
    @Truth

    Bread and water, troop. Bread and water.
  • @Rich
    70k with benefits for an asst mgr at a fast food place? That's not a bad job for a young up and comer. For all you young kids out there, life has always been hard. Always. Jobs have mostly been scarce (except after the black plague) and everyone had to struggle. It's amusing that so many weak authors think so-called "boomers" had it easy. I'm not sure where they get that. Boomers were drafted to go to Nam, they lived through the bs 'civil rights' nonsense along with nutty feminism. They watched American manufacturing get closed down and shipped overseas while many lost their pensions. Look up mortgage rates from the 70s and 80s, it wasn't easy. Just because the TV tells you things were easier, doesn't make it so. You have no choice but to work hard and stand strong. The same as every human that came before you.

    Replies: @TheGreatFlemishHope, @Punch Brother Punch, @Ravenser

    “Look up mortgage rates from the 70s and 80s, it wasn’t easy.”

    For the first few years, coping with high interest rates might indeed be a struggle, but property was cheaper and home-buyers then could expect their debts to be wiped out by inflation.

    If wage inflation was 10 percent per annum (during much of that period, it would have been higher), then someone who paid only the interest on their debts would find they had halved as a proportion of total income over seven years.

    Of course, then as now, losing a job could change everything for the worse.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Rich
    @Ravenser

    I have a bunch of older cousins who came of age at that time. Some tradesman, some professionals. They've all said it was tough to buy a house. Based on prices, rates and salary. The post-Reagan housing inflation did make a huge difference if you played it right, but if you just stayed in your neighborhood and didn't sell, it didn't make much difference.
  • @Trinity
    @Punch Brother Punch

    The people who hire for Chik-fil-A ( at least the ones near me) need to do the hiring for the Postal Services, the DMV, the unemployment office, the VA, etc. You can have a line a half mile long at Chik-fil-A and be out of there in 5 minutes, service and politeness ranks a 10/10. Pull into a Wendy’s with 3 cars ahead of you and be prepared to wait for 15-20 minutes. Thank you, Trinity and have a blessed 😇 day. teehee 🤭.

    Replies: @Punch Brother Punch, @Truth

    The people who hire for Chik-fil-A ( at least the ones near me) need to do the hiring for the Postal Services, the DMV, the unemployment office, the VA, etc.

    Why do conservatards have such a hard time distinguishing between “services” and for-profit enterprises? They are two fundamentally different phenomena. You should expect a different experience when you go to the post office from when you go to a chicken restaurant. The postal, DMV workers, etc. are not there to sell you a product and get you out the door as quickly as possible so they can sell more product. They are there to accommodate the needs of the citizenry, which are multitudinous and often time-consuming.

    Chick-fil-A is bland anyway. The fact that Fatmericans are lining up for half-a-mile to eat that pablum is a symptom of Christian degeneration.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Trinity
    @Punch Brother Punch

    Oh shut the hell up you pompous twit. I hardly ever eat Chik-fil-A but when I do I can’t help but notice their exceptional service and how polite they are which is refreshing in this day and age. Obviously I was taking a shot at incompetent, obnoxious, twits who work at the DMV, Post Office, VA, many whom are Black, Brown or assorted lazy pricks. Lol. Conservatard? Me? Hardly. You will probably find more fat people working for the DMV than those who eat at McDonald’s. Fat? Not really.
  • Rich says:
    @Punch Brother Punch
    @Rich


    70k with benefits for an asst mgr at a fast food place? That’s not a bad job for a young up and comer.
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    No "young up and comer" wants be working full-time in a fast food restaurant. Typically, a young person with potential will want to be pursuing some form of meaningful job training or accreditation so they can do something more rewarding with the majority of their waking hours than serving up generic slop. Hell, if you want to work in food you'd be better off spending those years working your way up the line from dishwasher at a real restaurant, where you can develop some actual culinary skills. Everything at a fast food place is dumbed-down and parochial, so it won't lead you to anything better. There's a reason it's considered a "dead-end" job. (Most fast-food restaurants don't even make the majority of their profits from food. They make them from beverages, which is a major contributor to the obesity epidemic. What "up and comer" wants to be complicit in that?)

    It's weird that conservatards love fast food so much. They complain about obesity and immigration (which fuels fast food not only with workers, in restaurants, agri-business and food processing, but also with customers), but watch them bitch and whine about the prices and service at their local Wendy's all over social media.

    Replies: @Trinity, @Rich

    I’m a conservative who never eats fast food. Never been in a panda express. I did wash dishes, wait tables and bartend in restaurants when I was a kid, and I didn’t like doing it, it was hard, boring work that didn’t pay well. But it was a job and it paid. It cracks me up when I hear kids talk about what they want to do. Their “dream job”. Hilarious. There are careers you can go to school for, do well, and get lucky and find the job you always wanted, but that’s as rare as a virgin on an American college campus. Not the way the world works. You take the best job you can find that pays the most money and you work hard at it until you’re a pro. That’s real life. You guys got too many participation trophies as kids.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Punch Brother Punch
    @Rich


    You guys got too many participation trophies as kids.
    �
    Christ, conservatives are still whining about participation trophies after all these years?! How lame can you get? They're just cheap pieces of plastic that a kid puts on his shelf where it collects dust and is hardly ever thought of. No kid in the history of the world, ever, has thought to himself: "My Little League Team gives me a worthless trinket every year! That means I never have to strive to accomplish anything!"

    Incidentally, participation trophies have been around for a long time, they are not unique to more recent generations. The earliest recorded use of the term was in the 1920s:

    https://slate.com/culture/2019/04/participation-trophy-history-world-war-i.html

    You take the best job you can find that pays the most money and you work hard at it until you’re a pro.
    �
    Managing a fast-food restaurant is not the best job a "young up and comer" (those whom we were speaking of) can find. And this has nothing to do with "not wanting to work hard." On the contrary, I said those interested in a career in food service should pursue a job at a real restaurant. That's harder work than fast-food at every level - back of house, customer service & management. And I'm not talking about some dream job at a three-star Michelin place, just a job where you can have some self-respect. Working fast-food over a certain age and I.Q. is degrading.

    Replies: @Rich
  • @HT
    @antibeast

    Sending US manufacturing to Chinese slave labor has its roots with Reagan and the free trade guru Milton Friedman. That and amnesty by Reagan for millions of illegals was a big payback to those oligarchs who funded his elections.

    Replies: @antibeast

    Sending US manufacturing to Chinese slave labor has its roots with Reagan and the free trade guru Milton Friedman. That and amnesty by Reagan for millions of illegals was a big payback to those oligarchs who funded his elections.

    Look, I know White people like you are pissed that US multinationals relocated their factories to Mexico and Southeast Asia BEFORE China joined the WTO in 2001. But please don’t blame China which had nothing to do with the business decisions made by US multinationals.

    In 1992, George Bush Sr signed NAFTA which stands for the North American Free Trade Agreement that included the USA, Canada and Mexico as part of the tariff-free North American Zone specifically targeting the auto imdustry. Ross Perot at the time campaigned for the US Presidency against NAFTA claiming that it would lead to a “sucking sound” of US blue-collar factory jobs moving out of the US Midwest to Canada and Mexico. And that’s exactly what happened.

    During that same period in the 1990s, China was under US sanctions imposed after Tiananmen. But in 1992, the same year Bush Sr signed NAFTA, Deng embarked on his Southern Tour and decided to open China’s economy to foreign investors from Asia and Europe. One of the biggest foreign investors was Singapore which went ahead and established diplomatic relations with China where it invested in the Suzhou Singapore Industrial Park (SSIP). Thousands of Chinese officials were then sent to Singapore to learn about their technocratic system of Confucianist-style governance which was then imported back to China where ETDZs patterned after the SSIP were established all over the coastal cities during the 1990s. Note that German and Japanese automakers started investing in China during this period by establishing JVs to produce their cars in China. But the US automakers did NOT invest in China until later in the 2000s because of US sanctions. Instead, US automakers followed by German, Japanese and South Korean automakers invested in Mexico and Canada which now had tariff-free access to the USA market due to NAFTA. Even after US automakers started investing in China after its accession to the WTO in 2001, those US autos made in China were sold only to the Chinese market but never exported back to the USA. At no point in time did CHINA ever became part of NAFTA and exported autos back to the USA.

    During his first term, Trump abolished NAFTA and replaced it with the USMCA. If Trump wants to revive the US auto manufacturing industries, he better get rid of the USMCA which he created to replace NAFTA signed by Bush Sr in 1992. Now Trump plans to impose tariffs on auto imports from the top five countries exporting autos to the USA, namely: Mexico, Canada, Germany, Japan and South Korea. China is not even in the top ten auto-exporting countries to the USA, below Finland!

    By the way, US multinationals like Nike did relocate their factories to China to produce their shoes for export back to the USA. But that didn’t last long as Nike has since the 2010s moved their factories to Vietnam and Indonesia where 80% of their shoes are produced. Only 10% of Nike’s shoes are now made in China to sell to the Chinese market where they have to compete against Chinese brands like ANTA, Li-ning, 361, etc.

    The USA is now being marginalized in the Chinese economy not because of any Chinese government policy but because of growing wariness of Chinese businessmen who don’t want to deal with the USA due to the political risks. The Chinese market itself has already surpassed the US market. And China’s trade and investment relationships with RCEP, BRI, EU and BRICS+ countries have long ago surpassed the USA. Today, China’s exports to the USA account for only 2% of its GDP. Excluding American products like Apple’s iPhones, China’s exports to the USA account for only 1% of its GDP. The only thing left that shackles China’s economy to the USA is its use of the USD as its reserve currency. But once China get rid of its import dependency on Arab oil, it will drop the USD and use its own currency for its foreign trade and investment. Once that happens, bye bye Miss American Pie!

    •ï¿½LOL: JPS
    •ï¿½Replies: @Cloudwalker
    @antibeast


    I know White people like you are pissed that US multinationals relocated their factories to Mexico and Southeast Asia BEFORE China joined the WTO in 2001. But please don’t blame China which had nothing to do
    �
    You could put ad on Unz calling for those :
    Rally & demo in DC and demand cut all ties with 'eval' China 'who stole our jobs',
    Gathering outside Blackrock, Vangard HQ and "Let'em hear us the Pee-poor",
    Round-up ANY politician who wants to make deal with 'eval' China or done so in the past

    Meal & Trip included,

    Money in mouth the check is still in wallet next thanksgiving,
    They dare not, those trollfags won't do shxt, I attest you

    Replies: @antibeast
  • VAG says:
    @in the middle
    @obwandiyag

    Yeap, I grew up in the late 80s. I did not have a phone, car, or medical insurance. I survived! It's funny, most of my friends were not depressed, were not glued to the television, we socialized, we were cool. Our older friend went to get beer since he was 22! All he asked us, was to put 5 dls, in his hands each of us 5 persons. We drank underage! No shootings, we settled our issues with our fists. Girls were not easy back then; they are real girlFRIENDS. We dis no whine about jobs, whatever job was available, we took it. We did not think about the panda express, we did work at wendys, sizzler, Mc donalds, etc. No body cared about if it was a great job, we needed money, and we were happy. None of my friends had a car, we used the bus and thought nothing of it. Some of you might think that the 80s were bad, but at that time, we just lived, and care not if they were bad or not. My friends and I care not about the latest fashion, or movies, etc. I did not have a TV, so my bicycle was my investment, and rode to the local park with my friends, and enjoy the ride with them. It was a luxury to purchase fast food, so we ate at home, our mothers were the best cooks! There you have it, and I feel sorry for the present generation which is really a pathetic bunch of crybabies. Man up! Enjoy whatever you do have and worry not about what you don't have; be happy.

    Replies: @Cloudwalker, @VAG

    You sound like a typical Gen-X coomer. We zoomers have to deal with much higher rent and housing prices, so we are often forced to live with parents who in many cases would rather have us out. Regular fast food and customer service jobs are barely sufficient to support a single person, let alone a family, and yes, many of us do want to start a family unlike your hedonistic generation. The life you describe would be good for us if we wanted to selfishly sponge off our parents forever, but we would rather support others than allow others to support us. The fact that we are protesting our economic handicaps is proof that we are not satisfied with mediocrity like you were and want us to be. We don’t want to guzzle beer and sleep with whores, we want to change this country so that we and our children will replace the existing Jewish elite. We can’t do that if we shut up and accept the status quo.

    •ï¿½Thanks: Xavier
    •ï¿½Replies: @Angry Santa
    @VAG

    Honestly, time for you (and many others) to start looking for another country--before those in charge start finding ways to kill you all off with long lists of Coup du'jours that their robots are quite adept at devising. See how protecting civil rights and political rights in the third world would some day come back to decide your own very existence? I note that Russia, and China, seem to think it is essential to them to cultivate decent (and REAL) relations with the human discards scattered so abundantly across this planet. Message to the putative drone jockies and orb cadets: if you are really out there, chop-chop, schnell, plus rapide, 快點 and get cracking.
  • To hell with a reset. The worker bees who cannot afford a home for themselves and their families need to have a revolution. Throw the party labels in the trash. We must take this nation back.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Cloudwalker
    @Caleb K

    That was me thinking so 10 yrs ago,

    ask AA how that turns out.

    American whites don't even have a clue who 'we' are let a lone some actions
  • Franz says:
    @HT
    @Franz

    Social Security has to be changed. Not reducing benefits to people already retired but in terms of people working now. The actuarial assumptions now won't work. We need to go to something like a national 401k type plan for most people where money is actually being set aside and invested. We can't do this pay as you go any longer. It will bankrupt the country completely.

    Replies: @Getaclue, @Getaclue, @Franz

    Republicans have been sabotaging SS since it started. Wise heads like Eisenhower knew it.

    The problem was “solved” years ago — each worker pays in, and his pay-in is matched via the Federal Government, NOT employers. If done correctly a national lottery could make up the difference and have a lump sum of about a million dollars on retirement. SS checks then come from the interest; the million remains with the government and becomes a national asset. Survivors get a nice payoff but the money stays.

    SS would have been sound decades ago but the people running it abused it. SS for illegals? Fine. States without sane workman’s compensation simply pull from supplemental SS funds and the system was NOT set up for that.

    Micromanage the world for decades? Trillions of dollars. Wide open borders and tons of new indigent? Trillions of dollars. A highway system nobody asked for and only benefits the likes of Walmart and Jeff Bezos? Trillions.

    But the Most Exceptional Nation in History can’t run a simple pension fund? Come on! Recognize sabotage when it’s falling in your lap.

    •ï¿½Disagree: JPS
  • @Priss Factor
    Forget about the horror. They'll build an amusement park and golf course over it. Rejoice.

    https://twitter.com/BasedandBraver/status/1894641276034613472

    Replies: @RadicalCenter, @Commentator Mike, @Digital Samizdat

    So if Trump gets his wish and builds that Mediterranean resort over the graves of all those Palestinians, what happens next? Poltergeist IV?

  • @Andreas
    @Trinity


    "The average high school graduate from the 1970s is probably more educated than the average Millennial with a 4 year degree that isn’t worth the paper it was printed on."
    �
    I recall a snippet of conversation I overheard standing in the hallway one day between classes in the 6th or 7th grade. It wasn't much really, for I only heard a single sentence. But even then it shocked and troubled me deeply, and I have never forgotten it. In retrospect, it was a perfect harbinger of things to come.

    "Being forced to learn math is a violation of my Civil Rights."

    I don't think I need to provide any analysis here, neither on the ramifications of this sentiment for this individual, nor on the larger effect on society, nor on who or what was influencing this individual. I think it speaks perfectly for itself.

    Here we are.

    Replies: @mel belli

    Around 2000 two boomers, one a half-Mex/half Rican paralegal, the other a white lawyer, were teaching a paralegal class in Berkeley. A young Mexican-American woman received a grade of “D” on an assignment and complained to the lawyer. When he explaned how she’d gotten nearly everything wrong, she replied, “you’re judging me by white standards.” He answered, “well, this paper was graded by a guy who’s Mexican and Puerto Rican.”

    •ï¿½LOL: Rich
  • Feb 26, 2025 TRUMP Firing Officials FAST As Intel Agency Army Tries To Take Him Out?!
    
    This report breaks down the battle Donald Trump is waging with the intelligence agencies that are hellbent on, at least politically, taking him out.
    
     https://youtu.be/5XH5S3U7ZkA?si=ZFGccEZWIgTfjwp8

    Video Link

    Feb 22, 2025 White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller’s Powerful Speech at CPAC 2025 in Washington, DC
    

    Video Link

  • @TheGreatFlemishHope
    Trump is King !

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZPSF1Co3ck

    Replies: @EliteCommInc.

    Let me guess, the next thing that w will be hearing is how Pres Trump should get a Nobel peace prize for stopping a nuclear war.

    after the black guy got one for just getting elected . . .

    There are so many dramas ay play here . . . its hard to to keep track.

    I keep looking for that border wall.

    •ï¿½Troll: JPS
    •ï¿½Replies: @JPS
    @EliteCommInc.

    As opposed to getting a Nobel peace prize for being a nigger?

    It's bad to have Trump in there. But can we really afford to have niggers, senile degenerates, batshit kikes, and other russophobic headcases in our government? Or do they need to be permanently shut out from it?

    Replies: @EliteCommInc.
  • @Punch Brother Punch
    @Rich


    70k with benefits for an asst mgr at a fast food place? That’s not a bad job for a young up and comer.
    �
    No "young up and comer" wants be working full-time in a fast food restaurant. Typically, a young person with potential will want to be pursuing some form of meaningful job training or accreditation so they can do something more rewarding with the majority of their waking hours than serving up generic slop. Hell, if you want to work in food you'd be better off spending those years working your way up the line from dishwasher at a real restaurant, where you can develop some actual culinary skills. Everything at a fast food place is dumbed-down and parochial, so it won't lead you to anything better. There's a reason it's considered a "dead-end" job. (Most fast-food restaurants don't even make the majority of their profits from food. They make them from beverages, which is a major contributor to the obesity epidemic. What "up and comer" wants to be complicit in that?)

    It's weird that conservatards love fast food so much. They complain about obesity and immigration (which fuels fast food not only with workers, in restaurants, agri-business and food processing, but also with customers), but watch them bitch and whine about the prices and service at their local Wendy's all over social media.

    Replies: @Trinity, @Rich

    The people who hire for Chik-fil-A ( at least the ones near me) need to do the hiring for the Postal Services, the DMV, the unemployment office, the VA, etc. You can have a line a half mile long at Chik-fil-A and be out of there in 5 minutes, service and politeness ranks a 10/10. Pull into a Wendy’s with 3 cars ahead of you and be prepared to wait for 15-20 minutes. Thank you, Trinity and have a blessed 😇 day. teehee 🤭.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Punch Brother Punch
    @Trinity


    The people who hire for Chik-fil-A ( at least the ones near me) need to do the hiring for the Postal Services, the DMV, the unemployment office, the VA, etc.
    �
    Why do conservatards have such a hard time distinguishing between "services" and for-profit enterprises? They are two fundamentally different phenomena. You should expect a different experience when you go to the post office from when you go to a chicken restaurant. The postal, DMV workers, etc. are not there to sell you a product and get you out the door as quickly as possible so they can sell more product. They are there to accommodate the needs of the citizenry, which are multitudinous and often time-consuming.

    Chick-fil-A is bland anyway. The fact that Fatmericans are lining up for half-a-mile to eat that pablum is a symptom of Christian degeneration.

    Replies: @Trinity
    , @Truth
    @Trinity

    ..I feel a second career coming on, Old Sport. You see how expensive food is getting.

    Replies: @Trinity, @Trinity
  • Is fruitboy Grenell telling the truth?


    Video Link

  • @24th Alabama
    @NobodyImportant

    PLEASE,
    Cease and desist from sharing your fantasies.

    Replies: @NobodyImportant

    It wasn’t a fantasy, so what the hell are you even talking about?

    •ï¿½Replies: @24th Alabama
    @NobodyImportant

    "The [Gentleman] doth protest too much, methinks."
  • @Rich
    70k with benefits for an asst mgr at a fast food place? That's not a bad job for a young up and comer. For all you young kids out there, life has always been hard. Always. Jobs have mostly been scarce (except after the black plague) and everyone had to struggle. It's amusing that so many weak authors think so-called "boomers" had it easy. I'm not sure where they get that. Boomers were drafted to go to Nam, they lived through the bs 'civil rights' nonsense along with nutty feminism. They watched American manufacturing get closed down and shipped overseas while many lost their pensions. Look up mortgage rates from the 70s and 80s, it wasn't easy. Just because the TV tells you things were easier, doesn't make it so. You have no choice but to work hard and stand strong. The same as every human that came before you.

    Replies: @TheGreatFlemishHope, @Punch Brother Punch, @Ravenser

    70k with benefits for an asst mgr at a fast food place? That’s not a bad job for a young up and comer.

    No “young up and comer” wants be working full-time in a fast food restaurant. Typically, a young person with potential will want to be pursuing some form of meaningful job training or accreditation so they can do something more rewarding with the majority of their waking hours than serving up generic slop. Hell, if you want to work in food you’d be better off spending those years working your way up the line from dishwasher at a real restaurant, where you can develop some actual culinary skills. Everything at a fast food place is dumbed-down and parochial, so it won’t lead you to anything better. There’s a reason it’s considered a “dead-end” job. (Most fast-food restaurants don’t even make the majority of their profits from food. They make them from beverages, which is a major contributor to the obesity epidemic. What “up and comer” wants to be complicit in that?)

    It’s weird that conservatards love fast food so much. They complain about obesity and immigration (which fuels fast food not only with workers, in restaurants, agri-business and food processing, but also with customers), but watch them bitch and whine about the prices and service at their local Wendy’s all over social media.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Trinity
    @Punch Brother Punch

    The people who hire for Chik-fil-A ( at least the ones near me) need to do the hiring for the Postal Services, the DMV, the unemployment office, the VA, etc. You can have a line a half mile long at Chik-fil-A and be out of there in 5 minutes, service and politeness ranks a 10/10. Pull into a Wendy’s with 3 cars ahead of you and be prepared to wait for 15-20 minutes. Thank you, Trinity and have a blessed 😇 day. teehee 🤭.

    Replies: @Punch Brother Punch, @Truth
    , @Rich
    @Punch Brother Punch

    I'm a conservative who never eats fast food. Never been in a panda express. I did wash dishes, wait tables and bartend in restaurants when I was a kid, and I didn't like doing it, it was hard, boring work that didn't pay well. But it was a job and it paid. It cracks me up when I hear kids talk about what they want to do. Their "dream job". Hilarious. There are careers you can go to school for, do well, and get lucky and find the job you always wanted, but that's as rare as a virgin on an American college campus. Not the way the world works. You take the best job you can find that pays the most money and you work hard at it until you're a pro. That's real life. You guys got too many participation trophies as kids.

    Replies: @Punch Brother Punch
  • @NobodyImportant
    @Digital Samizdat

    His voters are morons, and the people that cuck for him are even worse. Just look at some of the garbage articles Paul Craig Roberts puts out. He acts like he wants to strip naked and get fucked in his ass by Trump.

    Replies: @24th Alabama, @VinnyVette

    PLEASE,
    Cease and desist from sharing your fantasies.

    •ï¿½Replies: @NobodyImportant
    @24th Alabama

    It wasn't a fantasy, so what the hell are you even talking about?

    Replies: @24th Alabama
  • @Commentator Mike
    @Priss Factor

    Could the 170 km long city called The Line being built in Saudi Arabia be the place to which they will relocate all the Palestinians, from Gaza first then from the West Bank?

    Replies: @nokangaroos
  • Trump is King !


    Video Link

    •ï¿½Replies: @EliteCommInc.
    @TheGreatFlemishHope

    Let me guess, the next thing that w will be hearing is how Pres Trump should get a Nobel peace prize for stopping a nuclear war.

    after the black guy got one for just getting elected . . .


    There are so many dramas ay play here . . . its hard to to keep track.


    I keep looking for that border wall.

    Replies: @JPS
  • @anon
    I want to know how Ukraine's rare Earth minerals will pay back the Federal government Treasury. Is the Federal government going to take ownership of the Ukrainian mines, and then sell it to the private sector to get back the money they gave Ukraine? Or is this just another Trump deception where his billionaire buddies in the private sector are going to take ownership of the mines for free and then make billions selling the minerals to other private manufacturing companies, with nothing going back to the Federal Government Treasury? How exactly does this work? How will Trump personally make money from the mines? What does he get out of it?

    Replies: @Matt Lazarus, @Cloudwalker, @Miro23

    Or is this just another Trump deception where his billionaire buddies in the private sector are going to take ownership of the mines for free and then make billions selling the minerals to other private manufacturing companies, with nothing going back to the Federal Government Treasury?

    I would bet on that one – or maybe they get the mines for a few cents on the dollar.

    I think that it’s a Ukraine back story from at least 2014. Blackrock and friends were betting on controlling all the resources of Ukraine with a new NATO equipped military and triggering the conflict.

    Now that they’re losing they still want the resources. Alternatively delivered by a Peace Treaty and their new agent Trump.

  • @Trinity
    MOST people blaming “Boomers†can’t even tell you the years that Boomers were born in. The blaming of Boomers is pure kike horseshit for the MOST part. Seems like every other person that I knew of back in the Reagan years either joined the military because the economy was shit or hopped from job to job. Someone might have gotten lucky and found work at a brewery or auto factory that paid well but they were the exception. A lot of people worked a full time and a part time job. MOST Millennials and Zoomers are in fact physically weak and lazy. The edumucated youngster couldn’t even tell you who wrote The Star Spangled Banner or the war that inspired Francis Scott Key to write our National Anthem. Oh, and I didn’t see that many Baby Boomer mudsharks, and I was a Late Boomer 1960-1964, probably more race mixers from the hippies, but even the hippie’s weren’t into race mixing like the Millennials and Zoomer Zombies.🧟â€â™‚ï¸ The average high school graduate from the 1970s is probably more educated than the average Millennial with a 4 year degree that isn’t worth the paper it was printed on.

    Replies: @Wokechoke, @Wokechoke, @Alden, @Amon, @Andreas, @Pop Warner, @Mr.Turtle, @obwandiyag

    Wow, sounds like whoever raised the younger generations really fucked up. Talk about dropping the ball with your own children!

  • @Hulkamania
    @Cloudwalker


    Tesla now has an edge to compete with BYD globally with jUkraine’s mines supply in-da-pocket
    �
    No, it doesn't

    Replies: @Cloudwalker

    Tesla now has an edge to compete with BYD globally

    I should’ve put it clear,

    COSTWISE not in the sense of R&D

    Since Tesla still using BYD & CATL battery modules, they are more of ‘digital service provider(data miner,,)’ than a legit ev car maker.

  • @antibeast
    @HT

    Trump is actually attempting to undo the damage done during the Reagan years. That is when we started moving much of our production to China.


    �
    China still had a closed economy until the 1990s. In 1992, Deng opened up China's economy to foreign investors from Asia and Europe except the USA which had imposed sanctions on China after Tiananmen in 1989.

    The outsourcing trend started in the 1960s when US manufacturers relocated their factories to the maquiladoras in Mexico. That was followed by US manufacturers relocating their factories to Southeast Asia in the 1970s. Then George Bush Sr signed NAFTA in 1992 which created a tariff-free zone in North America that induced the wholesale relocation of auto factories from the US Midwest to Mexico and Canada. To this day, most of the foreign-made autos imported to the USA come from Mexico, Canada, Germany, Japan and South Korea. But not China which hardly exported autos to the USA.

    China didn't join the WTO until 2001. Only thereafter did US multinationals relocate their factories from Mexico and Southeast Asia to China. Before 2001, US multinationals that wanted to do business in China had to get a waiver from the US government due to US sanctions imposed after Tiananmen. China's exports to the USA grew rapidly after its accession to the WTO in 2001. But since the GFC 2008, China's exports to the USA has declined to around 2% of its GDP. Over time, China's exports would decline to just 1% of its GDP. By that time, US multinationals would have found some other countries to outsource the manufacturing of their American products.

    China is done with the USA. Finished.

    Replies: @HT, @Cloudwalker

    Thanks for the clear lay-out

    Lots of mismashed key times & misconceptions about this ‘China stole muh jobs’ narrative,

    when you look at it, China wasn’t even the biggest exporter to U.S only for a VERY LIMITED time frame,

    which was during B.Jr~Clinton era

  • @Cloudwalker
    @anon

    See how high Jeon Musk got wielding chainsaw??

    Those rare minerals are vital to EV cars and 'New' energy, by gutting jUkraine inside out,

    Tesla now has an edge to compete with BYD globally with jUkraine's mines supply in-da-pocket, while
    China has to invest, negotiate and lay complex plan to gain access to those minerals.

    Replies: @Hulkamania, @mulga mumblebrain

    You gotta love the arrogant stupidity and pig ignorant self-delusion of Yanks. China dominates the supply-chains of all the minerals required for modern manufacturing. In the end either Russia will take over these sites as they crush Banderastan, or the minerals will be processed by China. You’ve lost, Yank-long ago. All you got left is your racist arrogance.

    •ï¿½Replies: @VinnyVette
    @mulga mumblebrain

    Blow it out your racist ass!
  • @Alden
    @Anon

    Move to California marry an illegal Hispanic any one of them you ask will do it for the green card. And you’ll be surrounded protected and given jobs help remodeling your house whatever you need by her tribe from the sane village back in Central America. Really.

    Of course you’ll have to reciprocate. Be prepared to house 15 relatives in your 3 bedroom house And more in the garage.

    Replies: @mulga mumblebrain

    There are tens of millions coming, racist troll. Driven by that climate destabilisation that your type love to deny. Nothing will stop them. It sucks, eh.

    •ï¿½LOL: Truth
  • @Priss Factor
    Does the merchant class have any real compass?

    https://twitter.com/RichardBSpencer/status/1894792115399598522

    Replies: @mulga mumblebrain, @24th Alabama

    So the Big Parasite wants the virtues of parasitism extolled by his flunkies-or else, of course. Mini Murdoch.

  • I guess Cernovich thinks the American dream is being able to exist with a gym membership, protein shakes, and 3 roommates, all while the whole country blends into an amorphous brown blob.

  • @Trinity
    Anyone who was alive in 1981-1989 knows that those years only look good in the rear view mirror because things in this century suck so much. Some things never change though. Always some “collage†boy who never worked a day in their life telling people who WORK for a living to suck it up. This clown might as well be a pro DEI kike. There really are only a FEW differences between a MAGA cuckservative, a RINO or a nation wrecking kike. All 3 are pro DIEversity. The economy really sucked in the early 80s and despite the cookie cutter yuppie movies about that time, the late 1980s were just marginally better for MOST WORKING Americans. Reagan is more MYTH than truth and yet another cookie cutter pro kikesucker that became POTUS that helped us get to where we are now. Reagan actually became a better ACTOR after he left Hollywood and became a (((politician.)))

    Replies: @arbeit macht frei, @bjondo

    Accurate.

    5ds

  • @Cloudwalker
    @anon

    See how high Jeon Musk got wielding chainsaw??

    Those rare minerals are vital to EV cars and 'New' energy, by gutting jUkraine inside out,

    Tesla now has an edge to compete with BYD globally with jUkraine's mines supply in-da-pocket, while
    China has to invest, negotiate and lay complex plan to gain access to those minerals.

    Replies: @Hulkamania, @mulga mumblebrain

    Tesla now has an edge to compete with BYD globally with jUkraine’s mines supply in-da-pocket

    No, it doesn’t

    •ï¿½Replies: @Cloudwalker
    @Hulkamania


    Tesla now has an edge to compete with BYD globally
    �
    I should've put it clear,

    COSTWISE not in the sense of R&D

    Since Tesla still using BYD & CATL battery modules, they are more of 'digital service provider(data miner,,)' than a legit ev car maker.
  • Does the merchant class have any real compass?

    •ï¿½Replies: @mulga mumblebrain
    @Priss Factor

    So the Big Parasite wants the virtues of parasitism extolled by his flunkies-or else, of course. Mini Murdoch.
    , @24th Alabama
    @Priss Factor

    The guy with a virtual monopoly believes in free markets.
    Very big of you, Jeff! We're gonna nationalize Amazon
    and run it like the DO Defense, with cost overruns, graft
    and employment of 2nd cousins, thrice removed from
    your latest Wife's houseboy.
  • @arbeit macht frei
    @Top Lel

    much more free than any slope living in the PRC that's for sure.

    Replies: @Top Lel

    Really? Most chinks own their own property. The lolberturdian mutt huh-white rent from their jew-friendly landlords, like in Argentina. Now that is one wonderful lolberturdian paradies in action. Or was it anarcho-capitalism?

    Why do kike lovers always have bad haircut?

  • @Rich
    @Top Lel

    I've been called a lot of things, but a "state shill" is new. Funny. My political and religious beliefs would make me a public enemy to the "elites" in the US and most Western governments. The left says I'm a "racist" because I take pride in my heritage and people, half the republicans think I'm some kind of a radical. In my world, Trump is a left of center politician and every democrat is a Marxist. Where are you on the spectrum if I'm a "state shill"?

    Replies: @Top Lel

    I will at least say that you are far more insidious and competent than open retards like johnny boy and other rabid dogs on this site. But even you can’t go against your masters and half-heartedly tell young men to stand against the gynocracy, which is the most local source of their misery. The male-led families must not rise again. It is your masters’ most important wish. All the jew and banker shit rest on this status quo.

    Don’t worry, all your word-smithing and kosher hopping will amount to nothing in the end.

    •ï¿½LOL: Rich
  • Working at Panda Express is the pinnacle of the American Dream

    But… They don’t even serve panda.

    Moar seriously though…
    It’s nice to see that Carl’s Jr. hired Lily Phillips to do the SuperBowlâ„¢ commercial.

    So. Much. Winning! ☮ï¸

  • Alden says:
    @Anon
    The internet is a great tool. However it has spawned an epoch where even a grave digger has a podcast with hollering, screaming and a whole heap of bullshit commentary. Some points that jumped out at me:
    -I dont know any UPS dude making $55 K a year and I dont see anyy who are white. Most are Pajeets or Dindoos struggling for survival
    -As for restaurant work, most restaurants seem to be owned by Pajeets who hire only Pajeets. Same for gas stations, convemience stores, motels, hotels, dollar stores etc.
    -Where the trades are concerned employers are not hiring apprentices or graduates "cos there be none to hire. The youth dont want to get their hands dirty for $83K a year. They want to be an out of work programmer or computer something waiting for Google to call them and beg them to save the company.

    Recently I got chatting with my Express Mail/ Parcel delivery slave. He looked at too many movies in Calcutta and believed that he would be like the leading man. That is, flashy suits, expensive shoes, a Lambo, cool condo with a view, a fat stack and bitches begging him to fuck them. His clash with reality has been a shock and he now reflects that coming to the West was a big mistake ! A mistake too enormous to correct.

    As for Trump braying about deporting the untold millions in the US this is all hyper ventilating horse shit. Its an impossible task and to boot, those ICE catches, well , distant countries like those in Africa refuse to accept them back and it is too expensive to fly them back. Maduro for example also does not want back his dangerous criminals and lunatics he so helpfully sent to America.

    From what I see even in my city North America will be Niggerized and Pajeetized in another 25 years. Whites will either have to join the hordes or live in security enclaves.

    This is the real thing. The West is finished and no amount of MAGA hype and barking or podcaster mouthwash is going to change the direction of this train wreck.

    Replies: @NobodyImportant, @Alden

    Move to California marry an illegal Hispanic any one of them you ask will do it for the green card. And you’ll be surrounded protected and given jobs help remodeling your house whatever you need by her tribe from the sane village back in Central America. Really.

    Of course you’ll have to reciprocate. Be prepared to house 15 relatives in your 3 bedroom house And more in the garage.

    •ï¿½Replies: @mulga mumblebrain
    @Alden

    There are tens of millions coming, racist troll. Driven by that climate destabilisation that your type love to deny. Nothing will stop them. It sucks, eh.
  • I’ve been telling black people for over 40 years, “both the Demoncrats and the Republicans hate you, but Republicans are much better at spreading the misery so Honkees feel it too.”

    •ï¿½Replies: @Biff
    @Truth


    I’ve been telling black people for over 40 years, “both the Demoncrats and the Republicans hate you, but Republicans are much better at spreading the misery so Honkees feel it too.â€
    �
    Disagree, it’s class war, and pitting the plebes against each other using race and gender is methodology.

    Replies: @Truth, @Anonymous
  • Pablo says:

    I think the underlying problem is people don’t know what and who makeup The Deep State. The Deep State are the Rulers of the USA. Myth #1 (imho) about The Deep State is that is composed of one unified entity. It is NOT! The Deep State is more like the 5 New York Crime Families: these entities are all in it for getting huge amounts of money, but internally they feud and conduct infighting. But at the end of the Day, these entities, these deep State Crime Families, keep their squabbles ‘in house’. This explains why the National Debt goes upwards regardless of which Party has a majority in Congress. Neither Party actually wants to do anything about the National Debt; it’s all about getting the biggest slice of the Taxpayer “pie” they can get.

    •ï¿½LOL: Trinity
  • You see that group of pampered American Pyscho kids at the Cruel Kids Table on the cover of that trashazine cover. Those are the kind of white traitor trash douchebags that shit on Whites and suck up to non whites. I’ve seen it my whole life. They hate working class or poor Whites, mock them, while going out of their way to suck kike cawk or dance awkwardly to nigra rap like that clown Bruce Willis did alongside P Diddler when Lil John was (c)rapping at a Hollywood event that probably featured gawd only knows at the after party. I had the displeasure of dealing with some pompous status seeking D-bags like this when they had the Centennial Celebration for the Statue of Liberty on Governor’s Island back in 1986. Good ole Ronnie made an appearance, rolled right past Liz Taylor in my little 🚒, should have told her, lighten up, Liz. Bunch of young dudes, hair full of mousse, little priss ass whores, etc. lol.

    Cue: Take Me Home Tonight by Eddie Money

  • Not one White American has ever or will ever work at Panda Express or any Asian restaurant.

    But it’s not discrimination oh no!

  • @Anon
    The internet is a great tool. However it has spawned an epoch where even a grave digger has a podcast with hollering, screaming and a whole heap of bullshit commentary. Some points that jumped out at me:
    -I dont know any UPS dude making $55 K a year and I dont see anyy who are white. Most are Pajeets or Dindoos struggling for survival
    -As for restaurant work, most restaurants seem to be owned by Pajeets who hire only Pajeets. Same for gas stations, convemience stores, motels, hotels, dollar stores etc.
    -Where the trades are concerned employers are not hiring apprentices or graduates "cos there be none to hire. The youth dont want to get their hands dirty for $83K a year. They want to be an out of work programmer or computer something waiting for Google to call them and beg them to save the company.

    Recently I got chatting with my Express Mail/ Parcel delivery slave. He looked at too many movies in Calcutta and believed that he would be like the leading man. That is, flashy suits, expensive shoes, a Lambo, cool condo with a view, a fat stack and bitches begging him to fuck them. His clash with reality has been a shock and he now reflects that coming to the West was a big mistake ! A mistake too enormous to correct.

    As for Trump braying about deporting the untold millions in the US this is all hyper ventilating horse shit. Its an impossible task and to boot, those ICE catches, well , distant countries like those in Africa refuse to accept them back and it is too expensive to fly them back. Maduro for example also does not want back his dangerous criminals and lunatics he so helpfully sent to America.

    From what I see even in my city North America will be Niggerized and Pajeetized in another 25 years. Whites will either have to join the hordes or live in security enclaves.

    This is the real thing. The West is finished and no amount of MAGA hype and barking or podcaster mouthwash is going to change the direction of this train wreck.

    Replies: @NobodyImportant, @Alden

    Well Spain threw the Muslims out, so no it isn’t impossible. But the U.S. isn’t a serious country. Otherwise they would get them out, using force. And the nations that sent them to the U.S. are all very weak, so Trumps stupid threats might just work against them.

  • President Reagan later said of meeting Trump, “For the life of me, and I’ll never know how to explain it, but when I met that man, I felt like I was the one shaking hands with the President.â€

  • @anon
    I want to know how Ukraine's rare Earth minerals will pay back the Federal government Treasury. Is the Federal government going to take ownership of the Ukrainian mines, and then sell it to the private sector to get back the money they gave Ukraine? Or is this just another Trump deception where his billionaire buddies in the private sector are going to take ownership of the mines for free and then make billions selling the minerals to other private manufacturing companies, with nothing going back to the Federal Government Treasury? How exactly does this work? How will Trump personally make money from the mines? What does he get out of it?

    Replies: @Matt Lazarus, @Cloudwalker, @Miro23

    See how high Jeon Musk got wielding chainsaw??

    Those rare minerals are vital to EV cars and ‘New’ energy, by gutting jUkraine inside out,

    Tesla now has an edge to compete with BYD globally with jUkraine’s mines supply in-da-pocket, while
    China has to invest, negotiate and lay complex plan to gain access to those minerals.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Hulkamania
    @Cloudwalker


    Tesla now has an edge to compete with BYD globally with jUkraine’s mines supply in-da-pocket
    �
    No, it doesn't

    Replies: @Cloudwalker
    , @mulga mumblebrain
    @Cloudwalker

    You gotta love the arrogant stupidity and pig ignorant self-delusion of Yanks. China dominates the supply-chains of all the minerals required for modern manufacturing. In the end either Russia will take over these sites as they crush Banderastan, or the minerals will be processed by China. You've lost, Yank-long ago. All you got left is your racist arrogance.

    Replies: @VinnyVette
  • @RadicalCenter
    @Priss Factor

    With tens of millions of Fatmericans cheering for this child-murderer even after these satanic videos about building profitable premises on top of the corpses … it is not just the US government that I can’t respect, trust, or work for.

    It is the American people themselves.

    To HELL with them, literally.

    Replies: @Cloudwalker

    The reality is always frustrating,

    but to this scale folks are not waking the fk up is just, beyond belief

    Always, always have a game-out plan,

    cash, food, amo and mobility, if you could relocate to far east of Russia, or some euro eastern bloc,

    I say go for it

  • @Anon
    @Trinity

    The 1920s were incredibly White, they could survive a crash. Today it looks more like South Africa in the 80s, the day before The Walking Dead outbreak.

    -Rooster

    Replies: @Trinity

    BUT unlike South Africa, America was overwhelmingly White at one time before white traitor trash pedophiles, scammers, sex addicts, alcoholics, sociopaths, homosexual politicians GAVE this country to kikes, nigras, beaners, assorted muds, etc. What’s up with the latest colored pets, the dot heads? Who will be our next diversity special, a hairy back Paki. Look how (((Fox News))) fawns over Kash Patel and that Vivek guy. Vance has a dot head wife. Always fascinated with Indian and Persian physical culture being an exercise freak but let’s make Washington and America White Again and by White, that excludes people like wtt Trumps and Reagans. Of course it was the shit stirring greasy kike behind the demise of South Africa and America. Go figure.

  • @antibeast
    @HT

    Trump is actually attempting to undo the damage done during the Reagan years. That is when we started moving much of our production to China.


    �
    China still had a closed economy until the 1990s. In 1992, Deng opened up China's economy to foreign investors from Asia and Europe except the USA which had imposed sanctions on China after Tiananmen in 1989.

    The outsourcing trend started in the 1960s when US manufacturers relocated their factories to the maquiladoras in Mexico. That was followed by US manufacturers relocating their factories to Southeast Asia in the 1970s. Then George Bush Sr signed NAFTA in 1992 which created a tariff-free zone in North America that induced the wholesale relocation of auto factories from the US Midwest to Mexico and Canada. To this day, most of the foreign-made autos imported to the USA come from Mexico, Canada, Germany, Japan and South Korea. But not China which hardly exported autos to the USA.

    China didn't join the WTO until 2001. Only thereafter did US multinationals relocate their factories from Mexico and Southeast Asia to China. Before 2001, US multinationals that wanted to do business in China had to get a waiver from the US government due to US sanctions imposed after Tiananmen. China's exports to the USA grew rapidly after its accession to the WTO in 2001. But since the GFC 2008, China's exports to the USA has declined to around 2% of its GDP. Over time, China's exports would decline to just 1% of its GDP. By that time, US multinationals would have found some other countries to outsource the manufacturing of their American products.

    China is done with the USA. Finished.

    Replies: @HT, @Cloudwalker

    Sending US manufacturing to Chinese slave labor has its roots with Reagan and the free trade guru Milton Friedman. That and amnesty by Reagan for millions of illegals was a big payback to those oligarchs who funded his elections.

    •ï¿½Replies: @antibeast
    @HT

    Sending US manufacturing to Chinese slave labor has its roots with Reagan and the free trade guru Milton Friedman. That and amnesty by Reagan for millions of illegals was a big payback to those oligarchs who funded his elections.


    �
    Look, I know White people like you are pissed that US multinationals relocated their factories to Mexico and Southeast Asia BEFORE China joined the WTO in 2001. But please don't blame China which had nothing to do with the business decisions made by US multinationals.

    In 1992, George Bush Sr signed NAFTA which stands for the North American Free Trade Agreement that included the USA, Canada and Mexico as part of the tariff-free North American Zone specifically targeting the auto imdustry. Ross Perot at the time campaigned for the US Presidency against NAFTA claiming that it would lead to a "sucking sound" of US blue-collar factory jobs moving out of the US Midwest to Canada and Mexico. And that's exactly what happened.

    During that same period in the 1990s, China was under US sanctions imposed after Tiananmen. But in 1992, the same year Bush Sr signed NAFTA, Deng embarked on his Southern Tour and decided to open China's economy to foreign investors from Asia and Europe. One of the biggest foreign investors was Singapore which went ahead and established diplomatic relations with China where it invested in the Suzhou Singapore Industrial Park (SSIP). Thousands of Chinese officials were then sent to Singapore to learn about their technocratic system of Confucianist-style governance which was then imported back to China where ETDZs patterned after the SSIP were established all over the coastal cities during the 1990s. Note that German and Japanese automakers started investing in China during this period by establishing JVs to produce their cars in China. But the US automakers did NOT invest in China until later in the 2000s because of US sanctions. Instead, US automakers followed by German, Japanese and South Korean automakers invested in Mexico and Canada which now had tariff-free access to the USA market due to NAFTA. Even after US automakers started investing in China after its accession to the WTO in 2001, those US autos made in China were sold only to the Chinese market but never exported back to the USA. At no point in time did CHINA ever became part of NAFTA and exported autos back to the USA.

    During his first term, Trump abolished NAFTA and replaced it with the USMCA. If Trump wants to revive the US auto manufacturing industries, he better get rid of the USMCA which he created to replace NAFTA signed by Bush Sr in 1992. Now Trump plans to impose tariffs on auto imports from the top five countries exporting autos to the USA, namely: Mexico, Canada, Germany, Japan and South Korea. China is not even in the top ten auto-exporting countries to the USA, below Finland!

    By the way, US multinationals like Nike did relocate their factories to China to produce their shoes for export back to the USA. But that didn't last long as Nike has since the 2010s moved their factories to Vietnam and Indonesia where 80% of their shoes are produced. Only 10% of Nike's shoes are now made in China to sell to the Chinese market where they have to compete against Chinese brands like ANTA, Li-ning, 361, etc.

    The USA is now being marginalized in the Chinese economy not because of any Chinese government policy but because of growing wariness of Chinese businessmen who don't want to deal with the USA due to the political risks. The Chinese market itself has already surpassed the US market. And China's trade and investment relationships with RCEP, BRI, EU and BRICS+ countries have long ago surpassed the USA. Today, China's exports to the USA account for only 2% of its GDP. Excluding American products like Apple's iPhones, China's exports to the USA account for only 1% of its GDP. The only thing left that shackles China's economy to the USA is its use of the USD as its reserve currency. But once China get rid of its import dependency on Arab oil, it will drop the USD and use its own currency for its foreign trade and investment. Once that happens, bye bye Miss American Pie!

    Replies: @Cloudwalker
  • @Biff
    @Trinity


    America needs a ————? Fill in the blank.
    �
    “Tilt†buzzer.

    Replies: @Felpudinho, @Trinity

    Maybe an enema to boot to cleanse Washington of kikesuckers and color blind cuckold white traitor trash.

  • Jim H says:
    @Dr. Doom
    Those that took the golden ticket had to sell their souls to get it. Reaganism is as dead as Reagan. This neoconjob is just pathetic. Hymie is between White power and angry savages. There will be no reset. There can't be any way back for the parasites. They went too far to walk it back. White Men need to stop supporting ZOG. Bring your tax bill down to zero. Bartering amongst yourselves. Goods and services can't be taxed if you don't use the petrodollars. Let ZOG fail. Don't support the system. This pile of crap is going to fall down and never get back up. Let ZOG hire the brown hordes that will kill them. Help hymie out of the gene pool.

    Replies: @Jim H

    ‘White Men need to stop supporting ZOG.’ — Dr Doom

    But here’s the Jewsmedia, jealously hissing in their ear:

    Under Trump, America’s New Friends: Russia, North Korea and Belarus

    ‘On the war in Ukraine, President Trump finds common cause with the world’s outlier states and stands against traditional U.S. allies.’ — New York Slimes, 26 Feb 2025

    Spot the distortion? The biggest outlier state of all — one that’s committing genocide as it bombs and invades neighboring countries — is missing from the Slimes’ pariah hall of shame.

    That would be little Israel, of course. Same as it was under the former ‘Biden’ regime, and every preceding US administration all the way back to the crooked little haberdasher from Kansas City.

    Israel has no right to exist.

    Death to the Lügenpresse.

  • @Priss Factor
    Forget about the horror. They'll build an amusement park and golf course over it. Rejoice.

    https://twitter.com/BasedandBraver/status/1894641276034613472

    Replies: @RadicalCenter, @Commentator Mike, @Digital Samizdat

    Could the 170 km long city called The Line being built in Saudi Arabia be the place to which they will relocate all the Palestinians, from Gaza first then from the West Bank?

    •ï¿½Replies: @nokangaroos
    @Commentator Mike

    It doesn´t look like it.

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/satellite-images-reveal-the-reality-of-saudi-arabia-s-2-trillion-megacity-in-the-desert/vi-AA1zGpFB
  • @Mr blasster
    Years ago I deduced that American culture was entirely based around the mantra "you, too, can make it".

    Is this still widely believed? After the sugar rush of Trump's victory wears off, how many young people will still believe that they can "make it"?

    Replies: @Anonymous534

    For a time (which seems to be over now) the mantra became “you can’t make it because the White Christian straight cis male is oppressing youâ€

  • @Observator
    “As naturally as the ruled always took the morality imposed upon them more seriously than did the rulers themselves, the deceived masses are today captivated by the myth of success even more than the successful are. Immovably, they insist on the very ideology which enslaves them. The misplaced love of the common people for the wrong which is done to them is a greater force than the cunning of the authorities.†-Theodor Adorno, Philosophical Fragments

    Replies: @24th Alabama, @Commentator Mike

    So Theo Adorno’s solution was to sit down and ghost write Whole Lotta Love for Led Zeppelin among all the other hits of the 60s and early 70s.

    •ï¿½LOL: Jim H
  • Anon[360] •ï¿½Disclaimer says:

    The internet is a great tool. However it has spawned an epoch where even a grave digger has a podcast with hollering, screaming and a whole heap of bullshit commentary. Some points that jumped out at me:
    -I dont know any UPS dude making $55 K a year and I dont see anyy who are white. Most are Pajeets or Dindoos struggling for survival
    -As for restaurant work, most restaurants seem to be owned by Pajeets who hire only Pajeets. Same for gas stations, convemience stores, motels, hotels, dollar stores etc.
    -Where the trades are concerned employers are not hiring apprentices or graduates “cos there be none to hire. The youth dont want to get their hands dirty for $83K a year. They want to be an out of work programmer or computer something waiting for Google to call them and beg them to save the company.

    Recently I got chatting with my Express Mail/ Parcel delivery slave. He looked at too many movies in Calcutta and believed that he would be like the leading man. That is, flashy suits, expensive shoes, a Lambo, cool condo with a view, a fat stack and bitches begging him to fuck them. His clash with reality has been a shock and he now reflects that coming to the West was a big mistake ! A mistake too enormous to correct.

    As for Trump braying about deporting the untold millions in the US this is all hyper ventilating horse shit. Its an impossible task and to boot, those ICE catches, well , distant countries like those in Africa refuse to accept them back and it is too expensive to fly them back. Maduro for example also does not want back his dangerous criminals and lunatics he so helpfully sent to America.

    From what I see even in my city North America will be Niggerized and Pajeetized in another 25 years. Whites will either have to join the hordes or live in security enclaves.

    This is the real thing. The West is finished and no amount of MAGA hype and barking or podcaster mouthwash is going to change the direction of this train wreck.

    •ï¿½Replies: @NobodyImportant
    @Anon

    Well Spain threw the Muslims out, so no it isn't impossible. But the U.S. isn't a serious country. Otherwise they would get them out, using force. And the nations that sent them to the U.S. are all very weak, so Trumps stupid threats might just work against them.
    , @Alden
    @Anon

    Move to California marry an illegal Hispanic any one of them you ask will do it for the green card. And you’ll be surrounded protected and given jobs help remodeling your house whatever you need by her tribe from the sane village back in Central America. Really.

    Of course you’ll have to reciprocate. Be prepared to house 15 relatives in your 3 bedroom house And more in the garage.

    Replies: @mulga mumblebrain
  • @arbeit macht frei
    @Trinity


    The economy really sucked in the early 80s and despite the cookie cutter yuppie movies about that time, the late 1980s were just marginally better for MOST WORKING Americans.

    �
    https://youtu.be/U2R2KXNQR1M


    At night I walk this stinkin' street past the crazys on my block and I see the same old faces and I hear that same old talk and I'm searching for the latest thing, a break in this routine, I'm talkin' some new kicks, ones like you ain't never seen
    This is home, well, this is Mean Street, it's our home, the only one I know
    And we don't worry 'bout tomorrow 'cause we're sick of these four walls
    Now what you think is nothin' might be somethin' after all
    Now you know this ain't no through street, the end is dead ahead
    The poor folks play for keeps down here, they're the living dead

    Replies: @Trinity

    Yeah, I definitely preferred (((Roth))) over Hagar.

    Cue: Dance The Night Away by Van Halen

  • @Andreas
    @Xavier

    "Collective solutions" to "collective problems"?

    Lol - Let's Make Communism Great Again.

    Replies: @Xavier, @RadicalCenter

    Communism has an actual definition. It does not describe every time that people work collectively to achieve some common goal or survive some common peril. Not even when people do so partly through government, i.e. “legalized†coercion, which may be right and may be wrong but is not by itself communism.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Andreas
    @RadicalCenter

    You are a serious junior.
  • @Andreas
    @Xavier

    "Collective solutions" to "collective problems"?

    Lol - Let's Make Communism Great Again.

    Replies: @Xavier, @RadicalCenter

    Lol – Let’s Make Communism Great Again.

    You use that word, I don’t think it means what you think it means.

  • @Priss Factor
    Forget about the horror. They'll build an amusement park and golf course over it. Rejoice.

    https://twitter.com/BasedandBraver/status/1894641276034613472

    Replies: @RadicalCenter, @Commentator Mike, @Digital Samizdat

    With tens of millions of Fatmericans cheering for this child-murderer even after these satanic videos about building profitable premises on top of the corpses … it is not just the US government that I can’t respect, trust, or work for.

    It is the American people themselves.

    To HELL with them, literally.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Cloudwalker
    @RadicalCenter

    The reality is always frustrating,

    but to this scale folks are not waking the fk up is just, beyond belief

    Always, always have a game-out plan,

    cash, food, amo and mobility, if you could relocate to far east of Russia, or some euro eastern bloc,

    I say go for it
  • @Good Job Mate
    Good article. Big picture, if push came to shove, i'd much rather have to contend w/the bastard who openly tells me - in clear unequivocal terms - that he's going to knife me in the back than the snake in the grass who successfully cons me into believing i can count on him to try to protect my back while secretly plotting to send me to my grave.

    The pro white/European cause still suffers from having significant numbers of men who are apparently totally incapable &/or unwilling of distinguishing friends from enemies.

    Till the world turns upside down & proven otherwise, trump is a terrible enemy of pro whites/Europeans.

    Replies: @Trinity

    Remember when Trumpstein would read you that poem about The Snake ðŸ? Trumpstein is that snake. Trumpstein is one of the most Jewy “white guys†around.

  • @HT
    @Franz

    Social Security has to be changed. Not reducing benefits to people already retired but in terms of people working now. The actuarial assumptions now won't work. We need to go to something like a national 401k type plan for most people where money is actually being set aside and invested. We can't do this pay as you go any longer. It will bankrupt the country completely.

    Replies: @Getaclue, @Getaclue, @Franz

    Give people what they paid in with simple interest-be happy to get it-will never get what I paid in like a very large number of people. I have several friends who died b4 getting a dime who paid in their whole life-this common. The SSDI scam now funding illegal aliens is breathtaking.

  • @Trinity
    “The Roaring Twenties Are Backâ€. Take a look around. Does it look like 1925 to you and lest we forget how the 1920s ended.

    Replies: @The Alarmist, @Anon

    The 1920s were incredibly White, they could survive a crash. Today it looks more like South Africa in the 80s, the day before The Walking Dead outbreak.

    -Rooster

    •ï¿½Agree: Trinity
    •ï¿½Replies: @Trinity
    @Anon

    BUT unlike South Africa, America was overwhelmingly White at one time before white traitor trash pedophiles, scammers, sex addicts, alcoholics, sociopaths, homosexual politicians GAVE this country to kikes, nigras, beaners, assorted muds, etc. What’s up with the latest colored pets, the dot heads? Who will be our next diversity special, a hairy back Paki. Look how (((Fox News))) fawns over Kash Patel and that Vivek guy. Vance has a dot head wife. Always fascinated with Indian and Persian physical culture being an exercise freak but let’s make Washington and America White Again and by White, that excludes people like wtt Trumps and Reagans. Of course it was the shit stirring greasy kike behind the demise of South Africa and America. Go figure.
  • @HT
    @Franz

    Social Security has to be changed. Not reducing benefits to people already retired but in terms of people working now. The actuarial assumptions now won't work. We need to go to something like a national 401k type plan for most people where money is actually being set aside and invested. We can't do this pay as you go any longer. It will bankrupt the country completely.

    Replies: @Getaclue, @Getaclue, @Franz

    The Cvirus Vx took care of that…look up the true death tables of the insurance industry the Media is hiding as to increased mortality since the Vx– a couple more years and most who got the bio weapon will be dead.

    Just proven the killer monkey virus in the 1950s Polio Vx was also put into it and nearly no reporting on this ofc-this was the cause of massive cancer in the USA for decades and the MD most involved in it injected his grandkids killing the boy and crippling the girl-he then founded the American Cancer Society to cash in on what he (oopsie) and his buddies did–He’ s called “Fauci 1.0”– it’s amazing how clueless people are…sad but also laughable- “Booster Up!”

  • @Trinity
    “The Roaring Twenties Are Backâ€. Take a look around. Does it look like 1925 to you and lest we forget how the 1920s ended.

    Replies: @The Alarmist, @Anon

    Yes, it does look like 1925. Over leveraged brats “invested†in the next hot thing party on while the folks in flyover country continue to tighten their belts. Throw in a Florida land boom that is starting to turn over, and you’re pretty much there.

    BTW, the 1920s in the USA ended in 1942.

  • @Miro23
    @onebornfree


    “In 1980 the American people elected by a landslide a President who promised to get government off our backs. He said government was the problem, not the solution. He promised to balance the budget within three years, cut government spending drastically, and reduce the awful burden of taxes. When he left office eight years later, government spending was 69% greater, tax collections were 65% larger, and $1.9 trillion had been added to the federal debt your children are supposed to pay.†Harry Browne.

    �
    From the early 1980's it became technically possible (internet) to mass outsource manufacturing - which is what happened. The US corporate/financial elite de-industrialized the US for extra short-term profits.

    How can "Getting government off our backs" happen when the government are expected to provide the same services when the wealth generation and good jobs sector has gone? Compare Detroit 1920 with Detroit 2025. Word leading manufacturing to nothing.

    The government should have been MORE involved in the 1980's halting mass outsourcing and promoting key industries. However, since they were captured, all they did was cover the financialization/ deindustrialization hole with higher taxes and debt. What they are still doing.

    Replies: @EliteCommInc., @Lee-OH Rising

    And stop the trickle down . . .

  • @HT
    Trump is actually attempting to undo the damage done during the Reagan years. That is when we started moving much of our production to China. Also what Reagan did regarding immigration, giving amnesty to millions of illegals which destroyed California quickly, was at least as bad as what Biden did by completely opening the border.

    Replies: @Franz, @antibeast

    Trump is actually attempting to undo the damage done during the Reagan years. That is when we started moving much of our production to China.

    China still had a closed economy until the 1990s. In 1992, Deng opened up China’s economy to foreign investors from Asia and Europe except the USA which had imposed sanctions on China after Tiananmen in 1989.

    The outsourcing trend started in the 1960s when US manufacturers relocated their factories to the maquiladoras in Mexico. That was followed by US manufacturers relocating their factories to Southeast Asia in the 1970s. Then George Bush Sr signed NAFTA in 1992 which created a tariff-free zone in North America that induced the wholesale relocation of auto factories from the US Midwest to Mexico and Canada. To this day, most of the foreign-made autos imported to the USA come from Mexico, Canada, Germany, Japan and South Korea. But not China which hardly exported autos to the USA.

    China didn’t join the WTO until 2001. Only thereafter did US multinationals relocate their factories from Mexico and Southeast Asia to China. Before 2001, US multinationals that wanted to do business in China had to get a waiver from the US government due to US sanctions imposed after Tiananmen. China’s exports to the USA grew rapidly after its accession to the WTO in 2001. But since the GFC 2008, China’s exports to the USA has declined to around 2% of its GDP. Over time, China’s exports would decline to just 1% of its GDP. By that time, US multinationals would have found some other countries to outsource the manufacturing of their American products.

    China is done with the USA. Finished.

    •ï¿½Thanks: Cloudwalker
    •ï¿½Replies: @HT
    @antibeast

    Sending US manufacturing to Chinese slave labor has its roots with Reagan and the free trade guru Milton Friedman. That and amnesty by Reagan for millions of illegals was a big payback to those oligarchs who funded his elections.

    Replies: @antibeast
    , @Cloudwalker
    @antibeast

    Thanks for the clear lay-out

    Lots of mismashed key times & misconceptions about this 'China stole muh jobs' narrative,

    when you look at it, China wasn't even the biggest exporter to U.S only for a VERY LIMITED time frame,

    which was during B.Jr~Clinton era
  • Good article. Big picture, if push came to shove, i’d much rather have to contend w/the bastard who openly tells me – in clear unequivocal terms – that he’s going to knife me in the back than the snake in the grass who successfully cons me into believing i can count on him to try to protect my back while secretly plotting to send me to my grave.

    The pro white/European cause still suffers from having significant numbers of men who are apparently totally incapable &/or unwilling of distinguishing friends from enemies.

    Till the world turns upside down & proven otherwise, trump is a terrible enemy of pro whites/Europeans.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Trinity
    @Good Job Mate

    Remember when Trumpstein would read you that poem about The Snake ðŸ? Trumpstein is that snake. Trumpstein is one of the most Jewy “white guys†around.