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Federal Vacancies Reform Act accelerationist. Americanism in one country. Chronic illnesses aren’t real. We are all extended genotypes of our ancestral prophets
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Apr 28 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
KKK reached peak membership in 1924 (destroyed by sex scandal & Ellis Island in 1925). They were focused on Progressivism (prohibition, anti-corruption, the Fed, free trade, immigration restrictionism, etc), not lynching—meantime Ellis Island gangs waged war on cops & Anglo order Image
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Image They used their peak influence in 1924 to back McAdoo (whose main accomplishment was creating the Fed) & pass the Johnson-Reed Act (closed borders). Then they got forced from power by corrupt & actually buffoonish actual terrorists who imposed low IQ larps of nativism (tariffs)…
Mar 22 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
There should be more no-fault contracts. If you sign an NDA, you should be allowed to tear it up if you ever feel like doing so, & still keep half of what they paid you for signing it, with no negative consequences. You can kick out lessees at random, & keep half the year’s rent. This might seem like precisely the opposite of a contract, but it’s what we do with marriage, the most generally sacred of contracts; & it’d be odd if we applied higher enforcement standards to NDAs, leases, etc than to marriage, so why not make tenant law similarly “open-minded”
Mar 10 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Ubiquitous pre-internet correct use of obscure nautical metaphors in 1995’s “Dreams from My Father” is what convinced me that it was ghostwritten by former seaman Bill Ayers. It repurposes tics & scenes from 1993’s “To Teach” by Ayers—eg kids learning the Hudson’s a “tidal river” In both, a turning point when colored kids at Hudson’s edge & audibly notice that it flows both north & south, bc they’re at exactly the point where it changes direction. Etc. & Obama wrote it at Ayers’ dining table, after Ayers began mentoring him—1st thing by O with *any* style
Mar 3 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
I like many assimilated Jews & Indians, & I prefer the current anathematized Jewish & Indian govts to the leftist postwar Jewish & Indian govts, & I dislike the woke Jewish & Indian diaspora mainstream, & retarded rightists make the same stupid cargo cult critiques of both groups “Wow they were able to work for a living & they were willing to move around & they partnered with an enlightened empire & other third worlders were ‘tricked’ into staying in same old poverty by their lies like ‘money’ & ‘property’ during good-faith attempts at development—so sad”
Feb 28 • 16 tweets • 10 min read
Let me tell you a story about the Navy. The $1.2 billion USS Bonhomme Richard was destroyed by a fire in 2020 while it sat in the San Diego bay. The Navy blamed it on a white kid who was frustrated at the Navy’s incompetence, bureaucracy & sclerosis—tried to put him away for life Image
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Image After the white kid had been locked up for months (years?), halfway thru the trial to put him away for life, the prosecution admitted their original arson suspect was a “PoC” who actually had lots of evidence against him (unlike the white kid) but that they had to switch targets: Image
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Feb 24 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
They’re facing a 95% extinction rate every 4 generations (~100 years). They live in a concentration camp society almost as inhuman as that of their neighbors to the north. Any party not interested in aggressively experimenting with radical changes is pointless—I want them to live What happened in the Germanic lands during the 1600s? Basically just the 30 years war, as far as the modern world is concerned. About 50% population loss over three decades. Total upheaval of all relations. If you were there would you back local leaders who twiddled their thumbs?
Feb 7 • 10 tweets • 7 min read
This journalist just got our guy doxed & fired over private racial statements. Let’s look at some of her public racial statements over the years—unfortunately, she deleted all her old tweets, & many of her pieces are paywalled, like *several* cancelling *high schoolers* for this: Image
Image These pieces that her paper published “calling out” high schoolers for this one image were put out from January 2019 through February 2020. This was before Floyd. The high schoolers were trying to be woke by showing that drugs particularly harm blacks. But that wasn’t good enough
Feb 7 • 27 tweets • 10 min read
25 Renaissance Men after the Renaissance: 25 Reasons Why We Freed Ross Ulbricht for Operation Panamaniac; 25 Modern Western Men Who Deserve Monuments from Greenland to Gaza

For all the condottieri of our era! Our great heroes have always been pirates—our civilization was reborn by mercenaries in the 1400s, our country was founded by private military companies, and our constitution empowers congress to grant letters of marque and reprisal before it says anything about raising armies, maintaining navies, regulating soldiers, or conscripting militias… 1. Warren Hastings: As the first Governor-General of British India, he centralized East India Company rule, reorganized its tax systems, expanded its military campaigns, and subjugated Bengal, Bihar, and Orissa under British control. He reformed Indian law, introducing a hybrid Anglo-Mughal legal system that gave the Company near-total control over trade and governance. His decade-long impeachment trial in London, led by Edmund Burke, attacked his “despotism” but ended in acquittal, cementing his role as architect of British India. It was the first impeachment trial in British history.
Jan 28 • 8 tweets • 4 min read
Ive been posting about how OPM is one of the key paths to civil service takeover for the past few years & the admin is living up to my wildest fantasies for it. This isnt bandwagoning or backfilling—this is victory along paths that have long been clear but refused by cowardly GOP Image Anyone who was paying attention has long known that fighting the deep state meant exactly what the current admin is now doing, after decades of GOP acting as controlled opposition (even when Trump assumed he could rely on them in his 1st term)—long overdue
Jan 6 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Capitalism, racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia, eugenics, etc: all of these are just pejorative words for the overwhelming way ordinary people automatically follow obvious incentives; “how dare you be a heretic from our new faith, damn your normativity!” All ordinary faiths do this to some extent: “our theology is just the water in which we swim, but all of those diverse alternatives are united by not being us.” The pernicious element here is that eg anticapitalism has no content besides hunting for witches it can find anywhere…
Dec 22, 2024 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
I’m center-left now. BLM got an extra ~30,000 black people killed, but barely any whites; obesity, abortion, feminism, LGBT, & AI mean we’re basically just selecting for the competent stable passionate & disagreeable to become the humans that live in post-scarcity. Ugly—but, well I’m not interested in punishing or eliminating or sorting or even really noticing most people (most of it’s only real for my life on screens). But if we’re going to all have godlike tools in the next generation, it seems logical that we’d be tested on our impulses etc in this one
Nov 23, 2024 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
Contra @nathancofnas the best mainstream HBD writers by far were Charles Murray & Gregory Clark, & yet both favor the Rawlsian view that social insurance must redistribute from those with good genes to those without. Same to some extent holds for Steve Sailer & even Robin Hanson. In my view this is mainly because academics used the veil of ignorance as their “state of nature”—just as Locke used his investments in settler-colonies, Hobbes used his court’s involvement in total war, the church used its involvement in the secular, etc.
Nov 20, 2024 • 8 tweets • 4 min read
Marxism was destroyed bc someone finally pointed out that all the Marxist revolutions involved idealists taking totalitarian power over backwards peasant societies rather than industrial workers using liberal rights to rationally plan advanced economies more productively & nicely The Communist Parties had all the human capital, art, functioning institutions, real organizations, & coherent messaging that was left behind the iron curtain. But reformist wings within them either got purged or pushed pointless reforms… & after 1989 they just became Rawlsians! Image
Nov 15, 2024 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Just watched the FP interview he did today. At 1:35:00, Bari asks why the anon right is pushing scary Buchanan style WWII-revisionism. He says there’s not one problematic line in all Buchanan’s history, & WWI’s more relevant, & the only minority protection he favors is democracy. His essay “The Straussian Moment” is about how in the 40s of a century, a brutal 30 year European civil war ended with an agreement that we’d just pretend to not notice the visceral differences between different nations. Westphalia, sure—but also Nuremberg
Nov 15, 2024 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
POTUS couldnt legally fire Fauci except for affirmatively proven malfeasance; when Trump retweeted someone who said “Fire Fauci,” both houses of Congress introduced the “NIH Director Protection Act,” which’d reaffirm that the 27 NIH subdirectors have tenure protections from POTUS Fauci was head of NIAID (appointed by someone appointed by someone appointed by the president, without senate approval). To fire him, Trump had to prove specific “malfeasance” before the MSPB (an independent agency whose members have similar tenure protections from the president)
Nov 14, 2024 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
The other big ad buys on TV news are hyge govt contractors—eg Lockheed buys lots of spots on them, not bc the viewers are thinking about buying jets or asking their congressmen to, but rather bc then the networks wanna make Lockheed think they’re making politicos think it’s good. This only works if the contractors still think that the media can psyop congressmen & bureaucrats into psyoping us into letting them buy more F-35s… but what matters now is just posting online well enough to get Elon or Trump to sincerely think something sounds like a good idea.
Nov 14, 2024 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
Wife just called to let me know that Peter Thiel is looking ragged nowadays. No—I told her—he’s looking *rugged*… Like a captain who just got back from some trip into the heart of darkness. He *won.* That ages *everyone*—no matter how many blood boys you’re using. Look at Obama. Image Elon, Vance, Palmer, Gaetz, Andreessen, Curtis, Palladium, etc. Total Thiel victory. Success & stims take their toll. He’s going to disappear into Antarctica soon, for his work here is done. Someday next year you’ll see a UAP soaring out of the hollow earth to bring him home. 👑.
Oct 30, 2024 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
Voting should be restricted to married heterosexual homeowning parents. You have to show that one person loves you, that you have a stake in your country’s future, that you have some independence, & that your politics are subordinate to your family. & it’d solve the TFR decline… Your organs don’t each get one vote, because they have to coordinate on helping you reproduce, or else they die within one generation, & that’s why they specialize instead of becoming tumors. Ditto for husband & wife: like letting left & right hands vote.

Oct 25, 2024 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
Can barely imagine living without smartphones now—they’re quite helpful for some tasks (eg directions), bureaucratically necessary for others (org requirements), & very entertaining (audiobooks while running, Twitter while waiting, etc)—look at your screentime! AI will be similar Your parents at your age would be horrified & awed by our smartphone habit equilibria. We can barely recognize their culture, largely because of this, just as they could barely recognize farmer or forager lifestyles. They didn’t *think* that suburbia made them postmodern cyborgs.
Oct 24, 2024 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
When I visited the historic headquarters of the Spanish Inquisition—which is now an underground food court in Seville—there were self-serious plaques politically consecrating the site “for all victims of value judgments.” That’s their only Schelling Point—against all inequalities They may be the most mawkish moralists, but they can’t see that about themselves: eg every time I’ve brought this funny slogan up, normies completely fail to see it as absurd… unless they can persuade themselves I’m upset it’s not “for all the underprivileged biomass that died!”
Oct 22, 2024 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
It’s obviously not about what people do in the privacy of their own bedrooms: the police aren’t kicking down doors to find this out. It’s an aggressive competition to hijack mainstream culture by performatively puncturing its normative borders on important hard-to-verify matters. An elite global monoculture that shapes these kinds of norms has way more power than any government or interest group—& it’s homogenized us into something that’s drifting away from fitness as it loses competitors & chases novelty. Defend the freedom to express group-level disgust