1/ Big "You can just do things" moment in the US as a court order is ignored to deport illegals.
Rule of law bros are shocked.
In this thread I'll explain why they are wrong and the judicial terror from activist judges must be broken 🧵👇🏻 2/ First, let’s make one thing perfectly clear: As boring as it sounds – the rule of law is good and an important foundation for functioning societies.

HOWEVER: when it comes to immigration, the other side, which always insists on the rule of law, is ignoring it all the time. It is unfortunately a fight that cannot be won if we play by the rules set by our enemies.

🧵1/12 FOUNDATIONS
Europe has been woken up from its comatose sleep into which the Pax Americana put it. It’s a rude awakening. Many are now scrambling to hastily get Europe back to self-sufficiency as it’s coming off life support.

More unity, more defense, a European army are common rallying cries. All of these are no doubt necessary. But do we have the necessary foundations to support them? 2/12 Europe has its work cut out for it:

- Re-establishing defence capable of keeping RU & US imperialism at bay

- Reshoring industry for critical imported goods

- Dealing with a massive immigration crisis

- Fixing a dire demographic situation

To fix all of these, gigantic efforts will be necessary. None can be accomplished by merely adjusting a few policy knobs. It will put significant strain on every European citizen. Everyone will feel the effects. We have years if not decades of hardship ahead of us.

🧵🇮🇳 Excerpts from an absolutely brutal analysis of India and its people from an Indian expat:
"India is a veritable hellhole. [...] This has significant implications for the West, because immigrants keep pouring in." Justice in India 🇮🇳:
"India operates on two fuels: corruption and connection."
"There's no concept of pride and honor in that society."

🧵Another banger video by @uberboyo on the coming reshaping of world order. It inspired me to write a thread that is sure to upset some people here.

For us, the important question is “Will Europe be able to assert itself? Will we overcome our paralysis and rise again?”

Currently, Europeans are demoralized and cucked, that is the brutal analysis at the end of the video. We have lost our self-confidence. Even most of those resisting the downward spiral imposed on us by liberalism lack the will to something greater, to glory. They are content with becoming a minor, irrelevant nation in a multipolar world, as long as they get to be left alone (which is an illusion, because you never get to be left alone when you’re weak.) This is not a new state for Europe to be in. In fact, it can be seen as a continuation of a disaster that first began a century ago. After WW1, Europe was already demoralized and had lost much of its former power over the world.

The Germans tried to break out of this by means of revolution and conquest, but ultimately failed and in doing so condemned Europe to an even greater loss of geopolitical power.

Before this second disaster had happened, the now infamous Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi was pondering the future fate of Europe and the world not unlike Uberboyo. Fun fact: he was a Nietzschean, too.

🧵What explains this reckless behavior?
European decision makers are geopolitics-deniers. They simply don't believe in it. What they do believe in is the end-of-history narrative. Power politics is inconceivable for them.

https://twitter.com/EuropaAdAstra/status/1756632699773534554

Instead, they interpret world-events according to a good/evil dichotomy. Advancing towards end-of-history = good. Reality deviating from this dreamland = evil. And with the conviction of a religious fanatic they engage in self-sacrificial acts to fight reality.

"The EU will never be right wing!"
"You can't take over power in the EU"
"It's all a fantasy!"
And now look where we are.

It might come as a surprise to many people, but the EU is indeed a democratic institution - or at least as democratic as the average European nation, whether or not that's a good form of democracy is another question. It's just that most people vote for anti-European parties.

🧵One point of contention that kept coming up in response to my thread on #remigration was the economic fallout that an uncompromising approach would entail. While I personally think being poorer is outweighed manifold by the immaterial good of a homogeneous society, this isn't.. as obvious to many others.
First, let's review the economic consequences of remigration. Hidden in this graph, which compounds millions of people from different ethnicities is the fact, that, while non-Western immigrants are net-negative on average, within this group are above-

🧵Remigration: it is both necessary and possible.
Let's dive into it. Remigration is the reversal of non-European immigration into Europe ON SCALE. That means not only newly arrived illegals and pretend-refugees are deported, but also naturalized and 2nd generation immigrants. Why is it necessary? There are three main reasons. For one, an apartheid system where a significant, double digit percentage of the population is to be separated and treated as 2nd class may work temporarily, but is totally nonviable in the long term. Not only would the resulting

This is a blessing in disguise.
The age of abundance would have ended this century no matter what. The accelerated arrival of scarcity thanks to the pandemic and war puts us into the position where we can react while still having some strength left in us.

https://twitter.com/France24_en/status/1562394285814665218

Most importantly, the sudden shock forces the elites to make immediate adjustments to the economy ("Great Reset"), which would otherwise have been implemented too slowly to cause significant resistance.