It’s not just sycophants who fall into dead end surrogate activities. It also happens to those hostile to the regime, which I consider myself a part of. It’s something we all should be more honest with ourselves about and realistic about what we’re doing. Myself included.

Pastor John Hagee's "Night to Honor Israel" kicked off by having the venue transition from singing the US national anthem to the Israeli national anthem. Controversial Zionist federal Judge Roy Altman can be seen at Hagee's side proudly singing both anthems.

Actual alternative: A) Organize and network locally. B) Join local groups. If they don't exist create them. C) Educate your friends, neighbours and relatives. D) Be as self-sufficient as possible. E) Create your own difficult to stop source of funds. F) Train daily and be ready

Ben Shapiro throws a fit over "America First or Israel First?" becoming a litmus test for young people. "Nobody actually believes that a tiny country in the Middle East of 10 million population is actually running the US!"

Imagine thinking you are smart and fighting against the system by voting Democrat.

“when Lindsay uses the term “classical liberalism,” he means “the Post War Consensus.” “To James Lindsay, a George W. Bush conservatism circa 2008 is the pinnacle of classical liberalism” –@LostMyHats regrets his role in elevating @ConceptualJames

The burgeoning Judeo-Hindu Alliance needs a symbol. A Saar of David, if you will.

Lindsay has warned against forms of conservatism that reject classical liberalism. Many of us would agree. The problem was that many hadn't yet noticed that when Lindsay uses the term “classical liberalism,” he means “the Post War Consensus.” To James Lindsay, a George W. Bush conservatism circa 2008 is the pinnacle of classical liberalism, the golden age of global order in which the world works as it should. Anything that threatens that NeoCon ecosystem in which America exists to be plundered and colonized to enrich the global war economy is “radicalism.” Lindsay is apolitical; he doesn’t care if the so-called “radicals,” or “dissidents,” are on the left or the right. His goal is preserving the establishment. In fact, when James Lindsay uses the term “conservatism,” he means conserving the established political order. By 2023, Lindsay was producing extended criticisms of Christian nationalism. And if you were an establishment policy wonk in a smoke-filled backroom of a Beltway think tank, you wouldn’t care if the movement is left or right, either. Disruption to the system is still disruption, and billions are on the line each day, predicated upon the American political system being predictable. Radicals make it unpredictable. That is why including Lindsay in our ranks was costly. We helped establish his credibility among Christians who needed to understand Critical Theory. Once established, he used that credibility against those proposing political reforms he opposed, not because it was left or right, but because any reform must oppose the transnational global finance that gambles on America’s political corruption being predictable. We told people to hear his information, not necessarily accept his godless judgment. We recommended a specialist and somehow ended up with a supervisor. Thankfully, as of last week, it seems almost everyone has figured out that Lindsay is Controlled Opposition working on behalf of the establishment, not a principled conservative. It will be hard for Lindsay to recover, if not impossible. It’s clear to anyone watching that he was a recruit of the Uniparty NeoCon establishment to attack whoever threatened it, and to pretend to be whoever needed to accomplish the mission. We can’t change the past, but we can let it help inform the present. Because for every James Lindsay, there’s a hundred, or possibly a thousand more burgeoning influencers pretending to be conservatives, Christians, or patriots in order to undermine nationalism on behalf of the global establishment." Read more at Insight to Incite. Link in bio. Audio available.