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In a 180-degree reversal after years of celebrating Bio-Leninist rejects, the US Army recently released a recruitment video featuring white chads jumping out of an airplane. Emma, their previously-lauded girl with two moms from California, is nowhere to be seen — presumably because a real war is brewing.
💪 Together, we can take on any challenge.
🪂 Jump into the unlimited #ArmyPossibilities to #BeAllYouCanBe at https://t.co/H2pnYPLqaQ #MondayMotivation pic.twitter.com/N5kUAuyJ3O
— U.S. Army (@USArmy) November 6, 2023
At last, Eric Cartman from South Park has a place where he can flee from the Disney executives who want to replace him with a sassy black woman — at least until the regime no longer needs cannon fodder for overseas wars and returns to crushing internal dissent. Given their desperation, getting a waiver for his obesity should be easy, too. Even his politically incorrect past shouldn’t be an issue, as I have heard several accounts of recruiters groveling to get back those who were kicked out for refusing the vaccine or for so-called extremism.
The Army being ritualistically humiliated in the replies was one of the most inspiring things I have seen in a long time. White men are increasingly unwilling to die for Israel. We are not all in this together, and we never were. The Schadenfreude of the worm turning so quickly is exquisite. And the fact that the video came so soon after the Army suddenly and chaotically ordered 800 soldiers to immediately go to recruiter training tells us that they’re desperate.
As of now, the regime’s Rainbow Terror has taken almost a thousand political prisoners from January 6 alone, not counting others such as Rob Rundo. So much for the land of the free. Every one of these political prisoners is a reason not to enlist. But I would like to highlight one who is special to me: my friend Christian Secor.
On January 6, Christian briefly sat in Mike Pence’s fancy chair of Our Democracy™ or whatever. Because he is not a black career criminal or antifa terrorist, the system threw everything at him. First it was a raid by 40 FBI thugs, then 40 days and nights of solitary confinement under threat of being extradited to the DC Gulag to be tortured, then months of house arrest. This was followed by months of curfew, and finally a coercive plea agreement on a fake charge of obstructing an official proceeding.
The “agreed”-upon felony charge came with sentencing guidelines. Oddly, the plea agreement did not allow for an appeal if the judge exceeded those guidelines. Judge Trevor McFadden exploited this procedural loophole and sentenced Christian to three-and-a-half years of prison — which was over twice what was agreed upon in the sentencing guidelines. This was despite Christian having a record of perfect behavior during his house arrest and no previous criminal history. The sentencing guidelines are apparently more of a sentencing suggestion for dissidents in Our Democracy™.
Trevor McFadden’s handling of January 6 cases has been erratic, to say the least. Defendants with mainstream views — or who perhaps sell others out, such as Baked Alaska — almost certainly received leniency. (Mr. Alaska got a mere two months in prison despite terrible behavior while his sentencing was pending.) Others, such as Christian, have the book thrown at them.
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When the regime thinks it is strong, it silences, intimidates, doxes, and replaces white men. It even imprisons them in sham legal proceedings. But then when they feel vulnerable, they beg those same white men to die in foreign wars for their Israeli masters.
There are also numerous apolitical reasons why we shouldn’t enlist. From my time in the US Air Force, I can attest that if the military were a company, it would have failed years ago from gross incompetence. I will spare you my personal veteran rant, but suffice it to say that my comrades and I were treated very poorly despite being in a critically understaffed career field. My six years as an Airborne Linguist consisted of a series of insulting slaps in the face interspersed with annoying pokes. Whenever careerism or bureaucracy clashed with the mission, the mission almost always lost.
These apolitical issues lead into political issues. “Shut up and color” easily flowed into “Shut up and color the rainbow flag.” A few weeks before I began terminal leave in 2017, the black Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force was asked about President Trump’s transgender ban at an all-call formation at my base. He gave a blatantly insubordinate answer in which he shamelessly played the race card, saying, “There was once a time when I could not serve because of the color of my skin.” He was met with thunderous applause by hundreds of “ZOGbots.”
I know, too, that many people might be tempted to enlist because of student loan debt or the GI Bill. But it is better to be in debt than dead.
I must emphasize that we should not enlist even if Donald Trump is reelected. By then our adversaries will be even more entrenched in the military than when I was in. The Airman’s Manual declared that diversity was a military necessity long before the stolen election of 2020. The decay set in at least during the Obama era, and probably much earlier still.
I don’t believe that the current regime, including its military, can be reformed. They are past redemption. If they can be reformed, they will need to hit rock bottom first, like a drug addict before he goes off to rehab. It is still a long way off. Every white man who enlists just enables them to postpone their moment of clarity.
The current uniparty system will have to be uprooted and replaced in its entirety, including the GOP. Trevor McFadden illustrates this perfectly. He is not a Democrat, but a typical careerist Republican cuck, and a Trump appointee at that. I can’t even call Trevor a RINO, because liberalism, anti-white hate, and treason seem to have become key planks in the Republican Party’s platform. Even the Orange Man himself pardoned scores of blacks and Jews on his way out of office while leaving the mostly white January 6 defendants to be crushed while he golfed at Mar-a-Lago.
Democrats and Republicans, liberals and classical liberals, Soros prosecutors and Trump judges: They are all the same. When it’s safe, they will grind white men into the dirt to signal their loyalty to their Jewish masters. Epstein’s island was bipartisan, after all.
It’s not our party, not our regime, not our country, and not our army — so guess what? It’s not our problem. Pox Populi recently argued that we should change our mindset from focusing on solving problems to creating them. I couldn’t agree more. Since the system refuses to be reformed, it must be destroyed. And since the regime has done everything to make it difficult or impossible for us to act, perhaps we should lean into that and focus on inaction. Until now, the regime was correct in assuming that it would always have a supply of competent white men for its ill-advised wars of aggression. This is a critical Achilles heel, and we must exploit it as viciously as the regime has exploited us.
There are legitimate questions about whether the masses have revolutionary potential. We can bypass this problem, though, by focusing our efforts on the youth, who are proving to be mostly immune to the meme of Zionism. There are certainly problems with youthful vanguardism, such as immaturity. But the youth are not only more receptive to our ideas and less receptive to the enemy’s, they are also the ones who are essential to the regime’s war machine. We must starve that machine. Zionism is a luxury belief for old conservatives, just as diversity and Black Lives Matter are for liberals. Neither group pays for the consequences of their imbecilic policies. The youth do not have that luxury.
What about a draft? A draft would only hasten the regime’s demise. Most Americans are not physically or mentally competent to be drafted. Those who are, are too dangerous. And the instability caused by a draft today would make the Vietnam era look tranquil in comparison. If there is a draft, every white man should declare himself an “extremist” so that he doesn’t have to serve. By then it may actually be true, anyway.
The regime’s demise might be inevitable, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t hasten it. Doing so will save and enrich lives. As Nietzsche said, “That which is about to fall, shall ye also push.”
Each of us has a sacred duty to mock the regime, and especially when it comes to its recruitment efforts. The best way to do this is via real-life activism. But if real-life activism isn’t advisable, you can still engage in aggressive online activism, such as ratioing Zionist shills and military recruiters. If propaganda and counter-propaganda were not important, they wouldn’t be used extensively in every war. Each tweet counts in mass assault doctrine.
You have a thousand very good reasons to find a way to contribute to our holy struggle, and not one good reason not to.