Kunstler with Neil Howe: How Is “The Fourth Turning” Turning Out?

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Ghung on Thu, 14th Sep 2017 5:10 pm 



A link would be handy, eh?

http://kunstler.com/podcast/kunstlercast-295-chatting-neil-howe-fourth-turning-turning/

Sissyfuss on Thu, 14th Sep 2017 8:11 pm 



Explaining history as a repeating pattern of 80 year installments is akin to using astrology to fortell ones future. Or believing in Clogstorys revisionist incantations.

makati1 on Thu, 14th Sep 2017 8:19 pm 



Sissy, I disagree. The world runs in life cycles.

Most of the Great Depression Americans are now dead or very old. The newer generations have forgotten, or never learned, about it’s causes or it’s hardships. So we are doing it all over again only worse this time.

Ditto for war. Most Americans never had war actually touch their family so they don’t oppose it if it keeps them spoiled. The next big one will come home to America in a way that will make the other ‘wars’ seem like water balloon fights.

Cycles are life. Denial will not change anything. Putting down the messenger does not change anything. To poo poo the Forth Turning may be a sign of a lack of thought/experience/education? Just asking.

Theedrich on Thu, 14th Sep 2017 8:22 pm 



The U.S. bribe-ocracy needs more illegal cretins.  Of the colored kind, above all.  Billions, in fact.  After all, Congress exists for the benefit of Congresspeople, not (shudder) White America.  Plus, the Demonic Party and its fellow-traveling RINOs depend on the lowering of the national IQ to implement their bribery-backed neo-Stalinism.  Thus anything that achieves this end will do, given that the end justifies the means.

The current anti-Russian frenzy is at bottom an attack on the only power which might prevent White extinction.  That nation, it is claimed, is “undermining democracy” and must be stopped.  Especially since Yankee “democracy” is so profitable to the darkie-loving elites.

On Wednesday, 2017 Sep 13, the Senate, in a 61-36 vote, killed a motion by Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) to sunset the Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF) now used by the Executive Branch to wage war unconstitutionally.  With that vote, the peace-loving Senate decided to continue eternal war anywhere the DeepState wants.

On the same day, Prez Trump and the leaders of the Demonic Party, Schumer and Pelosi, dined together to discuss how to keep 800 thousand illegal morons in America and on permanent welfare, so that the leadership can boost the Demonic vote count.  It was also decided that there will be no actual wall built along the Mexican border, but that “good security” will replace it.  In other words, the word “wall” is merely a metaphor for a Republican lure to attract to the voting booth the deplorable boobs in fly-over country.  The more things change, the more they remain the same.

Western elites lust for White death. This is obvious from the statements of everyone from the likes of econo-Communist Paul Krugman to university presidents to the mouthy CEOs of international organizations.  Naturally, foreign parasites such as the Canadian ApeDung in B.C. and other Yids like the Bronfmans who own the Canadian government, along with the deranged European divine-right tyrants, exult in their killing of White civilization and termination of evolution.

It would be impolitic to observe that none of these genosuicidists cares about the real reason for the very existence of the planet — the emergence of a highly intelligent species, which could come only from the Caucasian peoples whom they hate.  Their nihilist trajectory can end in only one way:  with the gridlock, stagnation and suffocation of the West, overwhelmed by subhuman dross from ThirdWorld outhouses, and the petrodollar-fueled spread of ultra-violent Mohammedanism empowered with WMDs.

Instead of praying for the people afflicted by hurricanes Harvey and Irma, it would be more salvific to pray for Putin.

Sissyfuss on Thu, 14th Sep 2017 8:51 pm 



Mak, let me just state that during all those previous 4th Turnings they never faced the predicament we do. It is completely unique for are species, mainly because it encompasses our entire species. Yes, there are patterns involved in the evolution of all life but this 6th mass extinction we be both our first and last.

Sissyfuss on Thu, 14th Sep 2017 9:13 pm 



Give it a rest, Thybich. The Senate killed the motion so they could continue to abjure the responsibility as well as the blame for any military action. And if you ever read “The Bell Curve” you would know that the true braniacs on this orb are the Asians, not uptighty whitey. As far as blaming anyone for the nihilist trajectory of our current state blame it on those responsible for our overshoot condition which by the way includes everyone. The crowded rat syndrome knows no racial boundaries and the Western elites that you so ignobly blame for white suicide are merely trying to make an unfair world a little more level. Hope I didn’t raise your paranoic level to Defcom 5 but actually that might be a lower level than normal for you.

Cloggie on Thu, 14th Sep 2017 10:02 pm 



“Or believing in Clogstorys revisionist incantations.”

Sisteract is more comfortable with believing that the US is around the clock busy “saving somebodies asses”…

https://youtu.be/2Pxk4zy_SQw

https://youtu.be/yGcO6zZ4MRM

…rather than admitting the obvious, namely that since 1933 the US is busy setting up a world empire, if necessary with the most brutal means.

Snore on, Siss.

Interesting that nobody here ever challanges “my” views directly and propose a counter view. The “best” you can ecpect is protest that the subject is “off topic”, apart from a half-baked attemp by ghung in a distant past. Or the lame reply that history is the past and that they have “moved on”.

You’re easy meat, Siss and others. Light-weight.

makati1 on Thu, 14th Sep 2017 10:29 pm 



Sissy, perhaps they did not have CC to deal with, but the financial and social problems are the same. All of he previous Forth Turnings ended in massive wars. This one will likely not be different other than it will likely hurry or species demise because it will be nuclear. In that sense, I agree. But I do not see humans lasting to the end of the century either way. If they do, it will be a miracle, and I do not believe in miracles. No one alive today is likely to see 2100.

makati1 on Thu, 14th Sep 2017 10:37 pm 



” The average American has not experienced an economic recovery. The false appearance of recovery has been achieved through excessive money printing by a Federal Reserve working on behalf of criminal Wall Street banks. The fat cats are richer than ever. This farce is not sustainable. Our entire economic recovery is nothing but a Potemkin Village erected by Yellen, Wall Street, spineless politicians, corrupt government apparatchiks, and fake news media corporations. It will not end well.”

https://www.theburningplatform.com/2017/09/14/swindling-futurity/#more-159041”

“Those in power pretend near zero interest rates eight years after the recession was supposedly over is normal. They pretend $500 billion to $1.4 trillion annual deficits are normal. They pretend 20% unemployment is really 4.4%. They pretend the stock market is at all-time highs due to an improving economy rather than central bank easy money and corporate stock buybacks. They pretend $20 trillion of debt and $200 trillion of unfunded welfare promises is no problem. We are living in the grand delusion.”

Americans are afraid to look in the mirror.

Ghung on Thu, 14th Sep 2017 11:06 pm 



Cloggo said; >i>”….apart from a half-baked attemp by ghung in a distant past.”

I’m still here and you’re still a detestable waste of time.

Sissyfuss on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 12:50 am 



Unlike Ghung, Cloggedbombay, I find your incantations merely detestable. As you can see from your little Utube asides, the object of war is to win. Otherwise you are toast, especially in Dresden. Most people on here don’t challenge your views because they’re either too far flung to be viable or we just don’t know what the hell you’re raving about. The extreme high regard you have for your historical perspectives is shared only by Ptard and your cat. Tis a pity that Nature sometimes attaches the largest egos to the smallest people.

Apneaman on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 1:37 am 



William Strauss and Neil Howe

“William Strauss (1947-2007) and Neil Howe (1951-) think society turns on a repeating set of four circa 20-year stages in an approximately 80-year cycle and they try to predict the future based on this.

In spite of their claims being little more than unscientific cyclical theory, they are currently taken seriously by a lot of conservatives and liberals alike, because their theory offers conservatives the hope that society is on the verge of cycling out of the social changes of the 1960s and 1980s and back to the social conservatism of the 1940s-1950s, and liberals the hope that society is on the verge of cycling out of the Reagan-Bush era of deregulation and privatization and back to the New Deal and Keynesian economics of the 1940s-1950s. But first, of course, society has to go through the Big Crisis that comes along every 80 years and is coming again, soon according to the authors.

Since their theory is closely tied to study of the characteristics of American generations (“Baby Boomers,” “Generation X,” etc.,), they were in demand as media go-to people on generational history, which they inevitably used as a platform to pimp their pseudoscientific cyclical theory.”

“Strauss and Howe also cite some popular fiction to make their point: Star Wars and the Lord of the Rings, for example, both have the generational lineup in the right order for a “crisis” period (Gandalf and Obi-Wan Kenobi as elder “prophets,” Strider and Han Solo as rough-and-ready middle-age “nomads,” Frodo and Luke Skywalker as young “heroes”); while fiction taking place during an “unraveling” (Douglas Coupland’s Generation X, the movie Pump Up the Volume) will have young “nomads” being unsupervised bad boys while middle-age “prophets” are indulging in spiritual woo and elder “artists” are quietly letting society fall apart under their watch. Fiction taking place during a “high” (for example the movie Stand By Me) will portray young “prophets” as children beginning to find themselves while their older “artist” siblings are just entering adulthood (and usually so subdued they are off the camera entirely), middle-age “heroes” are off building great projects like the Interstate Highway system and NASA, and elder “nomads” are cranky old geezers who sic their dog Chopper on you. They claim fiction “works” and strikes a chord with audiences if it has the generations lined up in the right order for their time, and fails if it doesn’t.”

“Skepticism

For skeptics, their generational theory presents a number of areas for criticism:

The generations themselves are social constructs. They have an age range of about 20 years each, but what gives somebody born in 1961 (defined here as a Generation Xer) more in common with an Xer born in 1981 rather than a Baby Boomer born in 1960? (According to Strauss and Howe, the difference between somebody born in 1960 and someone born in 1961 is that the former grew up traumatized by the JFK assassination, while the latter was just narrowly too young to remember. But why did the JFK assassination happen when it did? Their theory would seem to claim predictive power for such things, when in fact they constructed this theory after the fact based on past events.)
The “crises” chosen also lend themselves to confirmation bias. The Depression and World War II period was a time of drastic societal change, but so was the Vietnam War and 1960s. Why is one a “crisis” and the other an “awakening”?
Their theory is notably U.S.-centric, and the authors themselves call it an “Anglo-American” cycle.[1]
They use these cycles to make specific prophecies for the future. While major past events, and indeed any past event can be shoehorned to fit their labels, events in the future are supposed to follow exactly as the cycles predict. Many of these appear more to be Strauss’ and Howe’s own political and social views that they would like to see happen: they predict Generation Xers will lead movements to abolish no-fault divorce and privatize Social Security, school uniforms and mandatory national service will become the norm for Millennials, while Baby Boomers will try to radically remake society and enlist Scout-like Millennials in their crusades, who will willingly go along. Anti-drug crusaders, Strauss and Howe believe there is a struggle for the souls of Millennials regarding their attitude toward marijuana (as with the previous “hero” generation regarding alcohol during the Prohibition era) and they encourage Baby Boomers to demand strict drug-free lifestyles among their children, lest marijuana become re-legalized as alcohol was in 1933.
Finally, even the cycle they claimed to identify from the past fell apart during the American Civil War. That period was a crisis but did not produce a “hero” type generation at all, but skipped directly from an “artist” generation to a “nomad” generation — the authors admit as much. Since their theory claims the repeating generational types cause the 80-year cycle of crises, if a generational type was skipped what does that say about their theory on the whole — or about the reliability of their prophecies for the future?

Self-fulfilling prophecies?

The popularity of Strauss and Howe (and numerous other writers, ranging from complete woo-meisters to “mainstream” economists, environmentalists, and political activists both left and right, all forecasting catastrophic doom-‘n’-gloom) may ironically encourage such a crisis to happen. If enough people believe a catastrophic “crisis” is forthcoming because Strauss and Howe (or others) said it would, they might be more likely to put society on a crisis footing in reaction to whatever events do happen. Compare the crisis-like reaction to and iconic status of 9/11 and Katrina to similar catastrophes in the past (during periods other than one of Strauss and Howe’s “crises”), many of which are barely remembered today. Strauss and Howe fans would counter that the crisis-like response to these is precisely what Strauss and Howe’s theory predicts, because of the way the generations are lined up at this given time with Baby Boomers itching for a pretext to justify a crusade to remake society and good little Millennial scouts looking for team efforts to join. But this reasoning is backward: what if Baby Boomers and Millennials had no idea they were supposed to think this way until they read The Fourth Turning which told them this was their generational destiny?

Given that many of their predictions appear to be things the authors want to see happen, it is not hard to imagine that they had self-fulfilling prophecies in mind all along.

On the other hand, it would be wrong to attribute the crisis-like response to current events to the influence of Strauss and Howe alone. It would be more accurate to say Strauss and Howe’s writing reflects broader societal trends in which forecasts of apocalypse, or a need to radically change society, have become popular.”

https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/William_Strauss_and_Neil_Howe

Apneaman on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 1:42 am 




Encyclopedia of American Loons

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Friday, October 17, 2014
#1182: William Strauss & Neil Howe

“Pseudoscience presented as bullshit; no more, no less. But the work of William Strauss and Neil Howe is nevertheless taken rather seriously by many across the political spectrum.”

“Diagnosis: Amazing pseudoscience bullshit, the kind that would pass as profound in the English classes at an unaccredited fundie institution (or any institution promoted by Norm Shealy). It’s rather sad and exasperating that they get away with this kind of silliness, but so they seem to do.”

http://americanloons.blogspot.ca/2014/10/1182-william-strauss-neil-howe.html

Cloggie on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 1:55 am 



Ghung I’m still here and you’re still a detestable waste of time.

Sissy Cloggedbombay, I find your incantations merely detestable.

Typical one-liner virtue signalling. And that’s it. Feigned moral indignation.

And all around the clock wining about collapse. And you know what, you ARE going to collapse.

Our two lefties, the one who volunteered to study in the USSR in the seventies and the other one who wants socialism and is convinced that these Lonnie Johnson look-a-likes someday miraculously will turn into gold pieces. They won’t. The US will sink through its knees for the same reason the USSR sank through its knees: this lethargic egalitarianism never works.

A half-way third world country that tries to pretend it is still a first world country.

Give us a call when the inevitable will happen so we can help clearing out the mess. Now you have to excuse me, I have a windturbine to install.

Toodeledokie.

Apneaman on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 1:57 am 



Book review from 1997 when the woo woo was first published.


January 26, 1997
Generation Gaps
By MICHAEL LIND

Everything goes in cycles, the authors say, including American history
The Fourth Turning
An American Prophecy.
By William Strauss and Neil Howe.
382 pp. New York:
Broadway Books. $27.50.

“The idea that history moves in cycles tends to be viewed with suspicion by scholars. Although historians as respected as Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. and David Hackett Fischer have made cases for the existence of rhythms and waves in the stream of events, cyclical theories tend to end up in the Sargasso Sea of pseudoscience, circling endlessly (what else?). ”The Fourth Turning” is no exception.”

” After introducing the non-falsifiable concept of the elastic saeculum, Mr. Strauss and Mr. Howe proceed to stupefy the determined reader with dozens of equally mystifying categories: not just Anglo-American Generations (from the millennial, 1982 onward, back to the Arthurian, 1433-60), but also Four Archetypes (Hero, Artist, Prophet, Nomad) and Four Turnings (whence the title). Put these together, and you get sentences like this: ”An Unraveling cannot lead back to an Awakening, or forward to a High, without a Crisis in between.”

Purveyors of pseudoscience typically try to validate their theories by brutally ransacking scholarship and mythology. Mr. Strauss and Mr. Howe have a chart purporting to show that ”Four-Type Generational Cycles” can be found in the writings of, among others, Arnold Toynbee, the Old Testament’s authors, Homer and Samuel Huntington.”

http://americanloons.blogspot.ca/2014/10/1182-william-strauss-neil-howe.html

Another one of my long running predictions has been that as the great unraveling continues we would see more & more desperate humans looking to cling to something, anything, that will give them the slightest bit of hope for the future. Cargo cults, authoritarian regimes run by hyper strict super daddies, old tyme religion, newtyme techno religion(singularity), new versions of Ghost Dancing and because we live under individualistic consumer capitalism many will order up, from their psyche, customized and personalized versions of reality(see clog). The forth turning fits the bill nicely.

Cloggie on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 4:10 am 



Trump is losing his support base, now that he is ever more encapsulated by the Washington insiders. The old war horse seems to be tired and doesn’t have the strength to resist anymore and has become a Dreamer himself. Pelosi even begins to like Trump, good boy:

http://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/donald-trump-veraergert-partei-basis-und-fans-wut-frust-enttaeuschung-a-1167761.html

Ultra-conservative radio hosts like Laura Ingraham distance themselves from Trump and fear that the “Great Wall of America” (not to be confused with the “Great Wall of China”) intended to keep the “barbarians” from overtaking the country.

The Iron Curtain worked splendid for several decades. But Washington intends to turn the US in a third world country, which btw suits Europeans, Russians and Chinese perfectly. One competitor less.

It should have become clear by now to Trump supporters that to bring about real change via Washington is impossible. Washington itself is the problem. A certain Austrian would have little problem help explaining the situation.

It is not difficult to predict how this all will end. Neil Howe’s Fourth Turning, picked up by Steve Bannon will not be brought about via a Trump-Bannon ticket, that ticket is history.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/09/14/trump-voters-throw-maga-hats-twitter-bonfire/

“Trump Voters Throw MAGA Hats into Twitter Bonfire”

Forget Trump, forget MAGA, the fight for naked demographic survival is next. And they all have guns.

And the good news is, the insurgents 2.0 of the near future can count on full Eurasian support, from Lisbon to Wladiwostok to Beijing, because everybody wants to see Soros-neocon-Washington go.

Davy on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 5:14 am 



“Pelosi even begins to like Trump, good boy:”

Clog much to your dismay this country is not going to fall apart on your and makat’s timeline. It is a process and you two are right there in it with your regions own unique and similar issues. Pelosi is meeting Trump in a bargaining process call the American political system. Let me give you a little refresher you know minorities and majorities work together and the president then makes his contribution. That is how we get things done. Different parties and the president work things out. It is called compromise and it is how democracy is supposed to work. Compromise is a compromise but it still is a workable system. I know you and makat want a destructive civil war to break out but too bad that may be years down the road. Asia and Europe might already be collapse for all we know.

Cloggie on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 5:54 am 



I know you and makat want a destructive civil war to break out but too bad that may be years down the road.

And how again do we differ in opinion?

Asia and Europe might already be collapse for all we know.

Ah yes, that “collapse” mantra gain. Nations and continents do not “collapse”, they can’t, regardless how much you want to see that happening with your Hollywood “last man standing” mythology. European and Chinese civilizations are around for millennia and will continue to exist for a very large time frame, where America began its meteoric rise only in the 2nd half of the 19th century, thanks to oil. In 1965 the fate of the US was sealed when your deep state managed to overcome resistance and the borders of America were opened for mass immigration from the third world. America never got the time to form a real nation.

What can indeed collapse is old political orders, finance systems. That could and probably will indeed happen.

Financial collapses are not permanent. It takes a few years or a decade at most to recover from that, with everybody sadder and wiser.

What will collapse in the near future is American Hegemony. The American Century. The NWO. The West. Globalism. Planetary Zion.

The planet is about to be “refactored” into a multi-polar order. That will not happen in a breeze. In the worst case this new order will be the result of WW3.

But it will happen.

This is South-America with several countries living side by side peacefully:

http://ontheworldmap.com/south-america/political-map-of-south-america.jpg

This is how the North-American continent could look like after WW3.

In South-America you have income ranges from Bolivia ($7k) to (white) Uruguay ($23k).

Sissy will get his desired “post-greed socialism” of the great state of Trans-Appalachia, to the tune of $7k. What’s not to like.

Cloggie on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 6:07 am 



Syrian beach parties during the war:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3704775/The-unseen-war-torn-Syria-Hundreds-party-beach-soak-sun-just-100-miles-siege-Aleppo.html

“Collapse” is so overrated.

Nobody is going to collapse.

makati1 on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 6:20 am 



“I know you and makat want a destructive civil war to break out but too bad that may be years down the road.”

Or tomorrow. Americans are good at kicking the mental can. But the wall is just in front of them and the next kick may rebound and take them down. I hope so. Now, before they can start a nuclear war.

Davy on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 6:43 am 



“Ah yes, that “collapse” mantra gain. Nations and continents do not “collapse”, they can’t, regardless how much you want to see that happening with your Hollywood “last man standing” mythology.”
Corrected:
Ah yes, that “US collapse and Europe in a golden age” mantra again.

“Nations and continents do not collapse, they can’t, regardless of how much you want to see that happening with your Hollywood “last man standing” mythology”

Last I looked the US is a nation and a major part of a continent so why is that different from EU and China and their nation and continental arrangement? DAA… says clogster and makat “cause we are Europe and Asia and you are the US….mental lite BS. Clog you are a united state of Europe wannabe and will never be. The last man standing has you perplexed doesn’t it? You can’t stand the idea you are going into decline also. It just doesn’t sit right for you and makat to think you also are coming apart in slow gradual decline. You two old man are a piece of work. I have referenced multiple articles showing you are in decline too but both of you are unable to read them because it is too hard on your fragile agendas of talking up yourselves and down the US bullshit.

makati1 on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 6:54 am 



The US has set itself up to collapse. It has an unsustainable economy and lifestyle built on plundering and murder. That boomerang is coming home. Like the frog in the pot, you will not feel it until it is too late.

Cloggie on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 7:41 am 



Last I looked the US is a nation and a major part of a continent so why is that different from EU and China and their nation and continental arrangement?

America is not a nation, just like Yugoslavia and Iraq were not nations. Japan, THAT is a nation or China.

A nation is a country with a homogeneous population and one language, that exists for centuries. America is too diverse to be a nation.

Clog you are a united state of Europe wannabe and will never be.

When did I ever say that I wanted a USE? I don’t. I’m the Gaullist “Europe of the Fatherlands” kind of guy, which would include Russia. The EU has indeed the ambition to become the USE, but right-wingers like me want less centralization, not more. I want what Putin proposed: a confederation of mostly sovereign states, not a centralized state with Washington or Brussels as a capital. What we had with the EEC was good enough. A rotation counsel of national ministers, no European parliament, no commission, no president. Space program: yes. Europol: yes. Frontex: yes. Euro army: yes. Euro at least as Eurosiberian business currency: yes (no dollar, Deutschmark or Yuan). And the rest would be “Europe a la carte”, where individual countries can opt out.

And spare me this empire shit. Read a book on political organisation.

makati1 on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 8:01 am 



Cloggie, You live in a nation. I live in a nation (now). The US is a stew pot of everything. No one language, origin, race or even nationality. It is not a ‘melting pot’. Never was.

As you said, Japan, China, the Philippines are countries with millenia of history and culture. That is true of most Asian countries.

Davy is just phobic about any place that is not his place. He cannot see good anywhere outside the Fascist US.

Davy on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 8:17 am 



“America is not a nation, just like Yugoslavia and Iraq were not nations. Japan, THAT is a nation or China.”

Clog, stick you Yugo bs up your ass. We are a modern nation and more of a nation than your stupid Holland that is little more than a population region like greater NY city.

Cloggie on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 8:49 am 



Cloggie, You live in a nation. I live in a nation (now). The US is a stew pot of everything. No one language, origin, race or even nationality. It is not a ‘melting pot’. Never was.

Of which you are not a part. Not that that should be a problem. If foreigners are small in numbers, they are no threat, because they can’t take you over and can be an “enrichment”.

In the fifties and sixties, Holland, still 100% white, had an African-American as a television star, Donald Jones, who in his own words had fled “racist America”, who was rather popular here… because he was different and exotic and had a charming accent (and because he was the only black guy on television):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pg2Q56taG80

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KO1Wiw5GaIU

But as soon as one demographic group grows substantially in numbers, at the cost of the original population, it is only a matter of time before the bomb goes off.

Go ask American-Indians.
Go ask the Muslim minority in the South of the Philippines.

Multi-ethnic/multi-religious societies: nothing but trouble.

Friction > conflict > genocide.

But Americans love to think that they are “exceptional” and that the laws of human history do not apply to them. They are wrong, as the “racist” shouters will soon find out.

The 1 million Muslims in Holland do not even try to hide that once they will be in the majority, things will change here, as reported by the Dutch media leftist Tijs van den Brink, who was shocked when he found that out after he was their guest for week:

https://www.ad.nl/show/ik-wil-niet-leven-in-land-waar-moslims-in-de-meerderheid-zijn~abb1614b/

His conclusion: “I do not want to live in a land where Muslims are in the majority”.

The (((American Empire))) wants to destroy European civilization both in Europe and America and since we don’t want our civilization to be destroyed, the US empire needs to go.

And it will go, rest assured. Like the USSR.

joe on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 10:17 am 



Collapse means the institutions of a nations or empires. For example the collapse of the institution of marriage driven by socialist ideology has led to the so called liberalism but is just in fact white – guilt. Generations of men and women have grown up without fathers paid for by the taxpayers really believe that the state looks after them. Individualism is anathema to them. The spread of civilisation driven by oil so that more than half our population lives in metropolises is staggering in historical terms. If the institution of electrical production collapses and it can, our society will be over in weeks not years. When our fridges don’t work the survival time for many people can be counted in hours not months. Absolutely collapse can happen cloggie. You might claim that you are well positioned for collapse, but somehow I think you are just as f-1kd as the rest of us.

TheNationalist on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 10:35 am 



You are totally correct re European America. It is the same story here in Australia. Nobody I know believes in multi culti anymore. The silent majority are shaking their head at the nonsense of the zionist influence on the U.S. empire and it’s pointless “pivot to asia”.
They are attacking Burma now because Aung San has “pivoted” towards China.
Rex Texaco Tillerdum is lecturing half the planet and mouthing off in the U.N. as I type this. Burma is lucky if they can kick the muslim scum out. First of many.

Theedrich on Fri, 15th Sep 2017 11:24 am 



Sisspuss, of course I have read “The Bell Curve,” and much more besides.  You have obviously not read my many posts on the topic of IQ.  The average Northeastern Mongoloid IQ hovers around 105, that of the the average Ashkenazi ~112-113.  The latter fact is due to the inadvertent eugenics program carried out on European Jews by the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages.  (Download Cochran, Hardy and Harpending’s Natural History of Ashkenazi Intelligence for specifics on this.)  Eugenics is the only way forward, a policy we can use on our own species.  Long ago Fred Hoyle pointed out in Of Men and Galaxies (U of WA Press, 1966, pp. 64f.) that
“The emergence of high intelligence as a more or less permanent going concern demands an almost discontinuous uplift.  Millions of years of primitive conditions may precede the uplift, and millions may follow it, but the uplift itself must be made quickly, because of fuel exhaustion. … This is a one-shot affair.  If we fail, this planetary system fails so far as intelligence is concerned.  The same will be true of other planetary systems.  On each of them there will be one chance, and one chance only. … It is our century, our millennium, that must perforce take the maximum strain, for it is our fate to live during the transitional phase.”
The problem with the vast majority of those talking, writing and blogging about economics, politics, the Negro problem, etc., etc., is that they assume as an unspoken (and utterly false) premiss the idea that things are going to procede in the world more or less as they have gone on during the past several hundred years or millennia.  And although they glibly bandy about the word “science” as some kind of magical formula proving the biblical (or Quranic, or Vedic, &c.) truth of their blather, they actually know very little about science itself.  And what they do know has usually been strained through the groupthink filter of the media or the cowardly academics fearful of losing their grants, their chairs, or approval by their colleagues.  Most people know nothing even of the relativity-fundamental Lorentz transformations [x’ = γ(x – βct), ct’ = γ(ct – βx), where β = the speed of event x’/lightspeed] which reveal that we do not perceive spacetime as it is, let alone know anything of many other aspects of science, or the philosophy thereof.  The fact that the role of genetics in IQ is a forbidden topic is glaring evidence of the stupidity and neurosis which affects our entire Judeo-Christian swampland.

Cloggie on Sat, 16th Sep 2017 9:51 am 



Fourth Turning in Germany

Merkel-Today

Stralsund:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDYgxWvfPLs

Cloggie on Sat, 16th Sep 2017 4:24 pm 



http://www.newsweek.com/diversity-tearing-united-states-apart-665063

Now even Newsweek begins to worry:

“Is diversity tearing the US apart?”

A bit late.

joe on Sun, 17th Sep 2017 8:28 am 



Good article, except it’s use of Rome as the model of integration. In many ways Rome model for success is a model for disintegrating society. Romes model for dealing with diverse groups and cultures was copied 100% by Islam. Under the Roman system a man who was not a citizen could be dealt with under his own cultural system, its why for example St Paul could ‘appeal to Ceaser’, when he was arrested to answer for the accusations against him in Jerusalem. Muslims contend that of the three religions of the book all of them can be judged according to their own systems and this was generally the rule under the Ottomans and their caliphate which. The Caliphate of isis is a perversion of that old and defunct system.
So the system of total and unqualified equality enforced by the modern system is bound to break down after less than a generation because even though Americas declaration of independence states that all men are created equal, we must of course remember that this document is not a religious text and it served a specific purpose, yet it is used constantly as a reference guide for laws that destroy people’s lives. No muslims would seriously say that men are created equal, they would never admit that a Hindoo child is equal to a muslim arab, or a child born into an atheist house is as good as the child of an imam. So the system under which we live, the values are not shared by all, not really. The old problem was and is, how does the ruling elite buy themselves a quiet life. If that means men and christians and whites have to lose their culture so that wages are kept down and Iphones keep selling, so be it….
The world we live in is not very sophisticated its simple, driven by greed. Why equality? Because it’s easier to keep the armies of cheap labour happy.

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