Reading Samizdat

Posted on | November 12, 2018 | Comments Off on Reading Samizdat

One of my habits — perhaps not a good habit, but valuable to my career as a journalist — is studying the radical fringe. This is part of what I learned from Hunter S. Thompson‘s career. If you want to know where society is heading in the future, pay attention to what is being advocated by those who are considered extremist kooks. Thompson made a habit of immersing himself in the fringe, writing about the “non-student Left” at Berkeley long before these young radicals emerged as a revolutionary force in American politics and culture. I’ve always enjoyed reading anything far-out and freaky, so long as it was actually true. Weird tales of human savagery, such as Thompson’s Hell’s Angels, are far more interesting to me than the bland stuff that passes for political “current events.” The vast collection of radical feminist books I’ve accumulated during the past four years could also be included in this category of fringe literature. How many conservative journalists have bothered reading the collected works of Mary Daly, Andrea Dworkin, Adrienne Rich, et al.? Only me, I suspect, but how else to understand the deranged mentality behind the Hillary Clinton campaign and the #MeToo witch-hunt?

Before it was possible to buy out-of-print books via Amazon, my habit was to prowl used bookstores in search of obscure titles and forgotten classics. This is how I acquired old paperbacks of William F. Buckley Jr.’s Up From Liberalism and J. Edgar Hoover’s Masters of Deceit. Because my knowledge of Cold War-era history is informed by such contemporary sources, I’m rather inoculated against revisionism by the Marxists and postmodernists who nowadays prevail in academia. And it was during my used bookstore browsing forays, some 25 years ago, that I acquired a first edition of The Dispossessed Majority by Wilmot Robertson.

This is one of those Books You’re Not Supposed to Read and, indeed, it’s risky even to acknowledge its existence, as The Dispossessed Majority is not only racist, but also anti-Semitic. However, given the recent trends — everybody is getting banned from social media and fired from their jobs if they dare connect the phrase “open borders” with the name George Soros — I went plowing through my bookshelves yesterday to find this old book. Much like Jean Raspail’s 1973 The Camp of the Saints, a dystopian novel about mass immigration that now seems prophetic, The Dispossessed Majority offers some interesting critiques of how race was, and still is, publicly discussed in our society. You don’t have to share the author’s particular opinions on race, for example, to nod your head in agreement at this passage from page 51:

With the passing of the Melting Pot fantasy has come the anti-fantasy — the American Mosaic. The intellectual mise-en-scène has suddenly been rearranged to accommodate a new sociological fad, the pluralistic society, in which all races and nationality groups live harmoniously side by side, all maintaining and strengthening their racial and cultural identity, each making its own contribution in its own way to the total picture of American life.
Like the promoters of the Melting Pot, the salesmen of pluralism have misread history, which teaches that pluralistic societies are static and caste-ridden and a standing invitation to disorder and disaster. Historically disoriented, the voices of pluralism are also dramatically contradictory. They are opposed to racism in theory, but support minority racism in practice. They uphold group identity, but demand integration. They approve of racial quotas, but are against racial discrimination.

As an indictment of the mentality of those who advocate what we now call multiculturalism, this is exactly on target. We see this in the implementation of “diversity” policies at, e.g., Harvard University where a lawsuit claiming admissions discrimination against Asian students has produced evidence indicating that Harvard has established de facto quotas for black and Hispanic students. Harvard has denied this, and yet it appears that the university has determined that 14% is the “correct” number of black freshmen to be admitted every year. Just as The Dispossessed Majority said, administrators at Harvard now “uphold group identity, but demand integration.” This contradictory logic of “pluralism” cannot be justified by any purely educational purpose, and it is certainly not a color-blind policy of the sort endorsed by an earlier generation of liberals, who had been raised on what Robertson calls “the Melting Pot fantasy” of minority assimilation.

To repeat and emphasize what I previously said, you don’t have to agree with the author’s general opinions about race to see the truth of such prescient passages of The Dispossessed Minority, just as you don’t have to be a radical feminist to deplore rape and prostitution. And now, as Paul Harvey would say, for the rest of the story . . . Read more

Category: Books, History, Racism

Anti-Trump Radical Identified as Member of Mob at Tucker Carlson’s Home

Posted on | November 12, 2018 | Comments Off on Anti-Trump Radical Identified as Member of Mob at Tucker Carlson’s Home

Dylan Petrohilos, a former Think Progress employee who was previously arrested for his role in the January 2017 protests against President Trump’s inauguration, was reportedly part of the mob that targeted the home of Fox News host Tucker Carlson last week.

On Twitter, Petrohilos said Thursday that D.C. police visited his home “asking about last night’s protest.” Petrohilos was already known to police as a radical anarchist because he was accused of involvement in the violent riot during the Trump inauguration. Petrohilos, who claimed “he wasn’t even in the area” when anarchists smashed windows and burned a limousine during the anti-Trump riot, had been recorded on undercover Project Veritas video of a meeting where the so-called “J20” protest was planned. Police raided his home and Petrohilos was charged with conspiracy to riot, but the charges were dropped after federal prosecutors admitted to violating the Brady Rule, which requires that exculpatory evidence be disclosed to defense attorneys.

Although Petrohilos did not explicitly state that he participated in the mob at Carlson’s D.C. home last Wednesday, multiple pro-Trump activists on Twitter “doxxed” Petrohilos, publishing his home address, as well as the address of his parents in Frederick, Maryland.

Meanwhile, Carlson defended himself against claims by “Creepy Porn Lawyer” Michael Avenatti, who accused the Fox News host of “assault on a gay latino immigrant,” releasing a video clip showing Carlson shouting at the man to “get the f–k out of here.” Carlson responded by issuing a statement explaining that the homosexual Democrat, Juan Manuel Granados, had made obscene insults to Carlson’s daughter at the Farmington Country Club near Charlottesville, Virginia. Carlson and his family were having dinner when “my 19-year-old daughter went to the bathroom with a friend,” Carlson wrote in the statement:

On their way back through the bar, a middle aged man stopped my daughter and asked if she was sitting with Tucker Carlson. My daughter had never seen the man before. She answered: ‘That’s my dad,’ and pointed to me. The man responded, ‘Are you Tucker’s whore?’ He then called her a ‘f–king c–t.’
My daughter returned to the table in tears. She soon left the table and the club. My son, who is also a student, went into the bar to confront the man. I followed. My son asked the man if he’d called his sister a ‘whore’ and a ‘cunt.’ The man admitted he had, and again become profane. My son threw a glass of red wine in the man’s face and told him to leave the bar, which he soon did.
Immediately after the incident, I described these events to the management of the Farmington Country Club. The club spent more than three weeks investigating the incident. Last week, they revoked the man’s membership and threw him out of the club.
I love my children. It took enormous self-control not to beat the man with a chair, which is what I wanted to do. I think any father can understand the overwhelming rage and shock that I felt seeing my teenage daughter attacked by a stranger. But I restrained myself. I did not assault this man, and neither did my son. That is a lie. Nor did I know the man was gay or Latino, not that it would have mattered. What happened on October 13 has nothing to do with identity politics. It was a grotesque violation of decency. I’ve never seen anything like it in my life.

If homosexual Democrats start harassing your children, remember that beating them with a chair is against the law. Just call the police.

Michael Avenatti published what he said was a statement by the homosexual Democrat, denying Carlson’s account and expressing an intent to press charges against Carlson and his son. But we know not to trust any statement issued by the Creepy Porn Lawyer, right?

Category: Democrats

Late NIght With Rule 5 Sunday: Nurse! Nurse!

Posted on | November 12, 2018 | 2 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

One of the few good things about being in the hospital for the last few weeks was the nurses, who were uniformly young, mostly cute, and generally Asian. They weren’t dressed like this, but scrubs can be sexy too when they’re tight in the right places.

Somebody find this nurse some pants! Or at least a (short) skirt!

Three weeks’ worth of links, oy vey…First, Ninety Miles From Tyranny has Hot Pick of the Late Night, The 90 Miles Mystery Box Episode #419, Morning Mistress, and Girls with Guns. Animal Magnetism had Rule 5 Federalism Friday and the last Saturday Gingermageddon of October.

EBL contributed Paula Faris Hot For Beta, Not The Honduran Invasion You Were Looking For, Got Milk?, World Series Game 1 Rule 5, World Series Game 2, Megyn Kelly, Halloween Cultural Appropriation, National Pumpkin Day, World Series Game 3, Game 4, and Game 5 – BoSox Win!

A View From The Beach had Time for Another Brazilian – Nathalie Edenburg, Sexologist Thrusts for Masturabatory Equality, Over My Dead Body, Starting Halloween Early, “Layla”, Another Monday Morning in Malta, and I’m An Indian, Too!

Proof Positive’s Friday NIght Babe was Porsha Williams, his Vintage Babe was Anouska Hempel, and Sex in Advertising was covered by Guess. At Dustbury, it was Selma Blair and Brooke Burke.

Week Two!

Ninety Miles From Tyranny: Hot Pick of the Late Night, The 90 Miles Mystery Box Episode #426 (Halloween Edition), Morning Mistress, and Girls With Guns.

Animal Magnetism: Rule Five Get Woke Go Broke Friday and the Saturday Gingermageddon.

EBL: #NationalCatDay Julie Newmar, Smart & Sexy Self-Defense, Vintage Halloween, Diane Lane, National Candy Corn Day Rule 5, Day of the Dead Dirty Democrats, Rule 5 Crazy Democrat, Stacy Abrams’ Romance Novels, and National Sandwich Day Rule 5.

Dustbury: Janel Parrish and Lulu.

Week Three!

Ninety Miles From Tyranny: Hot Pick of the Late NIght, The 90 Miles Mystery Box Episode #433, Morning Mistress, and Girls With Guns.

Animal Magnetism: Rule Five (No) Crime Wave Friday and a Saturday Vicamageddon.

EBL: PMJB, Karin Housley, Florida, Great Scott, Bohemian Rhapsody, Marine Corps Birthday Rule 5, and WW1 Vintage Posters

A (double stuffed) View From The Beach: Whoa Nelly! – Nell McAndrews, Remind Me Not to Visit Plattsburgh, Neandertal Children in the News, Late Night Halloween Music, Happy Pumpkin Night!, Democrats Prefer Pain and Suffering, A Little Dab of Russiagate, Idiot Has Belly Buttonectomy to Spite Parents, “Miracle”, Disney Princess Approves Appropriation of Her Culture and Excellent Audience Selection, Marco Polo’s Olivia Cheng, Omnivores Have More Fun, Be Prepared . . ., Why Can’t We All Just Get Along?, The Girl Next Door: DIY, I Don’t Know About You, But I’m Inspired, Russiagate Ramblin’ On and Palm Sunday

Proof Positive: Lina Esco, Lina Gaye, and Got Milk?

Dustbury: Fiona Bruce and Kiernan Shipka.

Thanks to everyone for the links, and also for the kind thoughts, prayers, & actual money y’all sent my way.

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Category: Rule 5

Democrat Election Theft Update: Pigs Don’t Fly and Questions Are Racist

Posted on | November 11, 2018 | Comments Off on Democrat Election Theft Update: Pigs Don’t Fly and Questions Are Racist

Sarah Hoyt states the obvious:

“Have you noticed there has never been a late-found vote-hoard that gives victory to Republicans? What do you think the chances are? Look out the window, either pigs are flying or it’s fraud.”

Pigs are not flying:

On élection night, it appeared that the GOP had picked up three Senate seats. Now, two of them may be in doubt.
In Florida, there didn’t seem to be any question on November 6. Senator Bill Nelson conceded that he had lost to Governor Rick Scott, while Andrew Gillum likewise conceded to Ron DeSantis. But then the national Democratic Party swung into action. Election officials in Broward County and Palm Beach County began ignoring Florida election laws and, in the case of Palm Beach, a court order. And Nelson and Gillum have withdrawn their concessions.

Nobody can out-cheat Florida Democrats, but Georgia’s trying:

The Democratic Party of Georgia tweeted Saturday evening that a “handful” of Georgia counties reported thousands of “new” absentee, early, and Election Day votes not accounted for by Republican candidate Brian Kemp. . . .
Kemp had 1,975,806 votes to Abrams’ 1,916,931 — a margin of 58,875 votes — leading 50.28 percent to [Democrat Stacey] Abrams’ 48.78 percent. . . .
Kemp’s campaign argued that it was “mathematically impossible” for Abrams to pull ahead or get close enough to trigger a recount, even with the remaining uncounted provisional and military ballots.
But, Abram’s campaign manager Lauren Groh-Wargo shot back, saying Kemp “lied” about the numbers.

The latest from Georgia:

The unsettled race for Georgia governor tightened over the weekend as Democrat Stacey Abrams prepared litigation to force the counting of more provisional ballots, while Republican Brian Kemp’s campaign said her refusal to concede was “a disgrace to democracy.”
The clash heightened as a cache of 5,500 provisional and mail-in ballots were reported that showed Kemp’s lead over Abrams shrinking slightly to about 59,000 votes. Some came from counties that days earlier reported all votes had been tallied.
The newly-reported votes overwhelmingly tilted to Abrams and triggered a wave of celebration for Abrams’ supporters. But she still needs to net about 22,000 votes to force a Dec. 4 runoff, and there aren’t many votes that have yet to be reported. . . .
About 40 counties had yet to report their final provisional ballots by Saturday afternoon, including many larger left-leaning counties where Abrams stands to gain votes.
One of the largest is Fulton County, which on Friday reported rejecting 1,556 of the total 3,722 provisional ballots cast. Nearly 1,000 of the ballots were disqualified because they were out of county, and another 581 were not registered to vote. Three were rejected because they weren’t U.S. citizens.

There is no known limit to how many previously undiscovered votes Democrats can “find” at this stage. Whatever number is necessary to steal an election. they’ll find them somewhere, given enough time. Democrats have no shame about their transparent criminality. Everyone sees what they’re doing, but if you say anything about it, you’re racist:

An election official in Florida implies asking questions is racist. Broward and Palm Beach County are under the microscope following Tuesdays’ mid-term elections. Rick Scott, in the lead for the Senate seat, has already sued Broward County—and won a ruling—to force county officials to comply with election law. But according to Susan Bucher, Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections, apparently asking for information about the election ballot counting process is both disruptive and racist.

JUST IN: Facing criticism from Pres. Trump, Sen. Rubio, Gov. Scott and other Republicans, Palm Beach Co. supervisor of elections says it's “unfortunate” that they “are trying to disrupt our democracy because they don’t like the demographics of our voters.” https://t.co/XgxNvfogar pic.twitter.com/CKFLNNseOa

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) November 9, 2018

Of course, she doesn’t say “racist.” She says, “You know what I mean.” Wink wink. Because everybody’s in on the joke that Republicans are racists. Everybody gets that right? Right?
These kinds of derogatory attacks are so frequent now, that they hardly even get a notice. This is an election official asserting that people who have suspicions about the voting process and want some answers are in the wrong.

They’re “finding” thousands upon thousands of votes for Democrats, and you’re “trying to disrupt our democracy” if you complain about it.

Democrats will celebrate Veterans Day in their customary way, by lying and cheating, because that’s what “our democracy” is all about.

Category: Election

FMJRA 2.0: Back In The Saddle

Posted on | November 11, 2018 | 1 Comment

— compiled by Wombat-socho

‘ActBlue Is Killing Us’
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Police: Black Gay Democrat Intern Committed Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes
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The Political Hat
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Another ‘Incel’ Weirdo: Tallahassee Shooter Was Public School Teacher
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Who Democrats Really Are
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No ‘Wave’ for Democrats; GOP Gains in Senate; Some Races Still ‘Too Close to Call’
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Obscure Cable-TV Personality Becomes Disorderly at White House Briefing
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#Borderline Massacre: 12 Killed, Gunman Dead at Country Music Bar in California
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‘No Borders! No Wall! No USA at All!’ #Antifa Mob Targets Tucker Carlson
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Borderline Massacre Gunman Identified as Marine Veteran David Ian Long, 28
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Like a Bad Flashback: Florida Democrats Are Trying to Steal Another Election
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Late Night With In The Mailbox: 11.08.18
Proof Positive
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Google SJWs Can’t Be Appeased
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Harvard Hates Heterosexuals (Because the Ivy League Is Decadent and Depraved)
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In The Mailbox: 11.09.18
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Democrat Election Theft Update
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Category: FMJRA Award

More Florida News: Democrats Send in Soros-Connected Lawyer Marc Elias

Posted on | November 10, 2018 | Comments Off on More Florida News: Democrats Send in Soros-Connected Lawyer Marc Elias

It’s not a “conspiracy theory” if there actually is a conspiracy:

What could stand a good airing is the history of “Hillary lawyer” Marc Elias, of Fusion GPS-hiring, dossier-commissioning fame, with working on some of the most contentious recounts in the last 20 years.
Elias leads the delegation of Democratic lawyers “descending on Florida,” to use Rubio’s expression. And vote recounts and voting-rights lawsuits were well known as Elias’s specialty long before he gained notoriety as Hillary’s man at Perkins Coie, the go-between for the Steele dossier in the 2016 presidential campaign.
It’s worth noting at the outset, as always, that Elias’s voting-related activities over the years have benefited from funding by George Soros. . . .
Elias is the house lawyer for the national Democratic Party, a fixture whose specialty is working the mechanics of voting in order to get the big, high-profile Democrats elected to the big, high-profile offices.
In this guise, he has been involved in most of the spectacular recounts in recent memory, starting with the Florida recount of the presidential vote in 2000.
Funny how everytime Mr. Elias shows up so do uncounted ballots — out of thin air.

It’s that Broward County magic, folks. Did I say “magic”? Oh, I meant fraud:

Affidavit filed by Broward Election’s employee in support of Caldwell lawsuit provides eye witness account of Elections staff filling in blank ballots. When this was reported the employee was fired and told not to come back. #sayfie

— Jeff Kottkamp (@JeffKottkamp) November 10, 2018

“Earlier today the attorneys for Chelsey Marie Smith released her sworn statement today alleging voter fraud.”

The real Blue Wave #StopTheSteal pic.twitter.com/qZbx8X9NrJ

— Winning (@LoudandSilly) November 10, 2018

Category: Election, Florida

Democrat Election Theft Update

Posted on | November 10, 2018 | Comments Off on Democrat Election Theft Update

First, and most obviously, Florida:

Florida Governor Rick Scott accused the elections supervisor of Palm Beach County of defying court orders to submit “overvoted” and “undervoted” absentee ballots to the Palm Beach County Canvassing Board. Meanwhile, Brenda Snipes, the Broward County supervisor of elections, “appeared” to meet a 7 p.m. deadline to turn over to Scott’s campaign an accounting of ballots that were cast in the county along with a breakdown by category.
Scott filed lawsuits in the two heavily Democratic counties Thursday night, accusing Democrats of a coordinated attempt to “steal” elections.
“I will not stand idly by while unethical liberals try to steal an election,” the governor said at a press conference outside the governor’s mansion, accusing Democrats of “rampant fraud” in his race against incumbent Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.).
Friday afternoon, a Florida judge ordered Snipes to allow Republicans to have “immediate” access to requested information about ballots in Broward County.
A Palm Beach circuit court judge also ruled in favor of Scott, granting an injunction ordering Palm Beach County supervisor of elections Susan Bucher to provide the absentee ballots to the canvassing board for a review of the votes before they are counted.
Late Friday evening, the Scott campaign accused Bucher of failing to comply with the order.
“Tonight, Palm Beach County supervisor of elections Susan Bucher announced that she is refusing to comply with a court order to submit overvotes and undervotes to the Palm Beach County Canvassing Board for review under the court-ordered deadline,” said Chris Hartline, a spokesman for the Scott campaign. “Susan Bucher has consistently refused to follow state law and comply with legally required deadlines and regulations. Whether it’s gross incompetence or intentional disregard for the rule of law is irrelevant at this point. Either way, it is embarrassing and unacceptable.”
A lawyer for the Scott campaign told reporters that Snipes had complied with her court order “in some fashion.”

The criminal mayor of Tallahassee has un-conceded:

Democrat Andrew Gillum withdrew his concession to Republican former Rep. Ron DeSantis in the Florida governor’s race on Saturday, hours after the secretary of state announced a recount of their race and two others.
“I am replacing my words of concession with an uncompromised and unapologetic call we count every single vote,” he said with the recount now underway.

Meanwhile, in Arizona:

Democrat Kyrsten Sinema retained a tight lead over Republican opponent Martha McSally in Arizona’s midterm election race to replace Jeff Flake in the U.S. Senate as of late Friday.
Maricopa County, Arizona’s far-and-away highest volume voting county, announced it had completed counting ballots Friday. The results bumped Sinema’s slight lead to one percent. Sinema’s lead only emerged after results of additional ballots counted were released late Thursday, two days after the Tuesday midterm election.
The Arizona Secretary of State reported as of Saturday 201,912 ballots cast at polling places, 629,067 early ballots, 1,714 provisional ballots, and 1,176,891 ballots cast in Maricopa County for a grand total of 2,009,584 total ballots counted.
Despite Sinema’s one percent lead over McSally as of Saturday, McSally led in both early ballot and polling place votes. Sinema’s lead came from Maricopa County and, in very small part, provisional ballots, according to Arizona Secretary of State records.
The controversy over ballot counting is not over as details of Maricopa County recorder Adrian Fontes’ history of public support for Democrats and Democratic Socialist Bernie Sanders return to public attention. Several county Republican parties have filed a lawsuit against county recorders and the Secretary of State over the practice of calling voters after the election to verify signatures on mail ballots dropped at polling locations on election day.

Some readers may quibble with my characterization of the Florida and Arizona vote-count as “election theft,” but what would Democrats say if the situation were reversed? Because here you have Republicans who evidently won on election night having to watch Democrats still “finding” extra votes days afterward. Oh, and in Georgia:

The Democratic Party of Georgia tried purchasing airtime on Friday to run campaign ads on a local Atlanta channel on behalf of gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams.
Abrams and the Democratic Party attempted to buy a $250,000 advertisement on Atlanta-based WSB-TV in order to promote a gubernatorial runoff despite her Republican challenger, Secretary of State Brian Kemp, winning over 50 percent of the vote. In the state of Georgia, a runoff is only triggered if neither candidate reaches at least half of the total votes. . . .
Abrams’ campaign argued that they believe there will be enough votes to ultimately trigger a runoff.
“The Abrams for Governor campaign has promised the people of Georgia that we will fight to ensure that every vote is counted, and we will uphold that promise,” Abrams’ campaign said in a statement. “We believe that this race will head into a runoff and we are ready to engage with voters about Abram’s bold vision for our state the moment a runoff is declared.”

So expect Georgia Democrats to keep “finding” more votes until they have enough for Abrams to qualify for a runoff. It’s like magic.

BIG UPDATE–> FL Election Worker Chelsey Smith Signs Sworn Legal Statement Alleging Broward County Elections Staff Were Filling in Ballots #StopTheSteal https://t.co/O5IgH2pLdr via @gatewaypundit

— Jim Hoft (@gatewaypundit) November 10, 2018