People get very excited about rapid advances in military technology, such as sea drones shooting down airplanes, but the US & Western navies should be very concerned.
The US has the most powerful fleet in the world - but it is based on fighting past wars.
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May 2 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
Unfortunately, it goes much further than this. While a credentialed Leftist would be upset if harsh words are said about blacks & immigrants, they love nothing more than punching down on poor whites, particularly from rural areas. 1/
If you want to see just vicious contempt, trying listening to a MN liberal talking about poor whites from Alabama, Arkansas or Missouri. It's allowed hatred.
The poor whites are not accidental victims of the Leftists, they are deliberately kicked in the stomach & head
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May 2 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
This is an interesting post 👇, worth reading. There are some similarities with what I've been writing about for years, though other parts are different.
The most important mistake Dan makes is to confuse "tribes" with "race". Oh no, my frens nearly all of European history 1/
Interracial conflicts occur, they are particularly important, but they aren't the norm, and they also aren't the most important thing that is happening right now.
There is no white tribe. There are a vast array of families,
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May 1 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
What Phillipe doesn't understand is that actions reveal preferences. Other than the castle, Americans can live in huge blocks of multistory apartments, and yes, we too know how to close off streets & put up tables.
That is cheaper than the choices we make - because we are 1/
in fact substantially more affluent, and this opens options for us that most take.
We like to live in nice, detached single family homes with an average square footage of 2,000+ sq ft (~200+ sq meters) on land that we own, with trees, flowers & so on.
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Apr 29 • 16 tweets • 3 min read
Poor Canada! Consolations to my Leaf frens.
As Carney promises, Canada will be a leader, but not in the way he says.
Two key numbers, 31% & 25%, explain the election, and the economic future of Canada. 31% is the non-white population (also foreign-born),
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and 25% is the percentage of the workforce that is government employees.
Canada is what the Dems have in mind for the US - a place where non-whites & govt employees vote on a party-line basis & determine all elections. In 2025, Canada has crossed the threshold, and the US
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Apr 29 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
The translated post below is the best explanation I've seen so far of the collapse of the Iberian power grid.
My conclusion is that Complexity has definitively exceeded Competence when it comes to electrical power generation & transmission in Europe (US too?) 1/
For good reason, there have been many criticisms of the move to solar & wind power, due to the power fluctuations when the sun isn't shining or the winds aren't blowing. This is obvious flaw being met in many cases by having massive battery plants constructed,
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Apr 28 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
A politically favored girlboss pilot, going at the wrong altitude and somewhat off direction, who ignored repeated corrective instructions from her lower ranking male flight instructor / copilot
Some will say it was purely pilot error, males do it too, and then get enormously 1/
offended at the idea that sex had anything to do with it.
But, of course, sex had everything to do with it, that is why she was selectively promoted to be an officer & helicopter, resulting in so many unnecessary deaths.
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Apr 25 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Something I've been writing about for 2+ years may be about to come to the forefront.
Propaganda notwithstanding, Ukraine doesn't really make its own drones. Same with Russia. China makes the drone electronics that are assembled in each nation.
question is will China supply India with drone electronics in the event of a war with Pakistan, or will China supply only Pakistan? If so, Pakistan would gain a huge advantage over China.
This could be called the central question for any war, anywhere in the world in the
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Apr 24 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Canada absolutely *could* be saved in a matter of weeks / months. Populations have replaced each other throughout history, mass deportations could easily be done.
With the willpower. The interesting part about Canada, that I hear from many here, is that it would un-Canadian 1/
for Canada to save itself. The Canadians are not OK with overthrowing the tyranny of their elites, armed rebellion is highly un-Canadian. The majority of Canadians today seem to be at least somewhat OK with their replacement by immigrants - or so the polls seem to say.
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Apr 21 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Nobody in Canada seems willing to address the underlying basics - but they may pay for it the rest of their lives. This isn't about the US or "elbows up."
1. Only about 32% of Canadian exports to the US are energy, and about another 8% are raw materials 2. The other 60% 1/
are manufactured goods, which the US used to make for itself and could easily do so again. 3. Canada cannot support its own standard of living, but massively imports from the rest of the world, for everything including phones, computers, consumer goods, the whole gamut.
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Apr 20 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
Effectively, the Supreme Court got together in the middle of the night to extend two middle fingers towards the American people & shout: "Fuck you, peasants! Fuck your wishes, fuck your votes! We the Elites rule, and we will destroy your nation under a flood of immigrants!" 1/
This isn't really about Trump, though it is about what may come after Trump.
Trump was elected on a mandate with overwhelming popular support, including independents & many Dems. Close the borders. Deport illegal immigrants.
The Federal courts & Supreme Court are effectively
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Apr 19 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
This is a "mask off" moment by the judiciary.
This idea of neutral lawyers in robes applying the law fairly has never been true (the Founders certainly didn't believe it) and as the judiciary has become increasingly activist, open tyranny by the elites against the people 1/
is being revealed as the true purpose of the judiciary.
The judiciary has always been a non-electoral means for the elites to override the people, and this has gotten much worse over the last 2 centuries.
We now have active, open judicial tyranny. The will of the people is
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Apr 17 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
The Old Global Order has already irretrievably fallen, it cannot be put back together again.
The fatal mistake was made by US & allied elites in the decades after the fall of the Soviet Union, when they made the erroneous but immensely profitable error of assuming a unipolar
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world. This lead to WEF, Davos, the Paris Climate Accords, and so forth. It led a great deal of demilitarization.
But, the biggest mistake was deindustrializing, and moving to very fragile & complex globalized supply chains in the beliefs that the old world of nationalism
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Apr 16 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
People should of course read who they want to read, and follow whoever they want. If we are to do useful things, however, I do believe that there needs to be a very open gatekeeping of wannabe intellectual "thought leaders" in the online RW.
The huge force underlying everything else is the populist RW movement in the US, which wants to see many reforms including economic reforms, cultural reforms & racial reforms.
The second great force is the Trumpian political movement which has broken
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Apr 16 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Nationalism is what the US needs - and that requires being able to do something that would have come easily to previous generations, which is identifying treasonous scum. Read the long post below👇, and then go to the video which he is endorsing.
and he needs to be harshly punished - preferably driven into bankruptcy - as such.
The last 50+ years of betraying America and its Heartland has led to a proliferation of vermin. These people love making money by trashing & betraying their fellow Americans at every turn.
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Apr 15 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
I had never followed Kaschuta, but the latest RW "scandal" got me curious, so I checked her tl - and holy cow!
Anyone who has ever treated her as being an form of RW "intellectual" needs to do some serious rethinking. I've gotten in trouble many times for rejecting urbanite 1/
RW intellectuals, and Kaschuta is a really good example.
She is in no way, shape or form one of us, she never has been and she - as well as those who tried to make her part of the RW - should never have been given the oxygen to do so.
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Apr 14 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Two Americas. It's revealing so many say that "no reasonable young man would work in a factory".
We have regional job fairs, where hundreds of graduating seniors will come to meet 30-40+ employers, mostly in manufacturing. What we're really talking about is region & status
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So, yes, in my area (I live in a factory town in the Rust Belt, with many others in the region), young men still graduate high school, or more often community colleges, and then go to work.
There are, however, large swathes of this country where the idea of a young man doing
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Apr 13 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
Interesting post, the replies are worth reading.
There's a strong tension that is built into the thoroughly globalist American, who believes they are superior to the small town folk in flyover country
In asserting superiority & separateness, they give all claims to community 1/
as well as the protections of being in a community.
The choice is, of course, his to make. The consequences, if & when they occur, will be entirely upon him & his family as well.
He doesn't like America in its current form. Dangerous, bad food, simply not good enough for
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Apr 13 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
The Global American Empire is a vast, fragile, extraordinarily complex system that is dedicated to the redistribution & consumption of wealth, rather than the production of wealth.
The GAE was on a doomed path for destruction, but in a major plot twist, the abused heart of
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American power - the Heartland - has decided to proactively act to regain wealth & power. To reindustrialize and regain power, requires flipping tables on a global basis as well as domestic.
Most particularly - this attempt to save ourselves requires redistributing from those
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Apr 12 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
A basic issue is that relatively few people understand complexity. The world works the way it does, why wouldn't it always.
The issue with the Euro & Canadian dollar is one of "price discovery". Canada, for instance, pays for its technological imports - the basis
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for its modern standard of living - with the excess US dollars it gets by the US allowing Canada to run a substantial trade surplus with many manufactured goods. If the surplus is cut off as part of US reindustrialization, and Canada no longer has the USD to spend,
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