THE ROBERT W. WHITAKER ARCHIVE

SHORT SWORD SCREW UPS | 2012-02-12

A usual anti-white comment is about the healthiness of mixed genes. One commenter had a black saying he screwed white women for our own good.

The ONLY answer to this is the short sword gut blow of saying "All brown-skinned countries are failures. All brown skinned PARTS of countries, as in Italy, are failures."

If you do anything but use this short sword reply you are a fool. This is a legion, and failure to use your sword properly endangers everybody.

Do not answer them when you can knock the hell out of them instead.

NEW HAMPSHIRE PRIMARY RESULTS | 2000-02-05

To my amazement, Senator John McCain has not yet demanded that ground troops be sent into Austria if it allows the Freedom Party in its government. That would be the trendy move, and media liberals must be sorely disappointed in their champion. They may rest assured, however, that when they need Senator McCain, he will be there for them.

We all remember that while other Republicans were dragging their feet on bombing Serbia, McCain was trumping Clinton with a demand for ground troops and double the bombing effort.

But McCain looks like the only really live candidate running.

Watching Bradley campaign in New Hampshire, I got the impression that he was a very bored, tired man. Never a smile and no energy.

If "bland" could be a verb, I would say that one got the impression that Bush was trying to bland his way into the nomination.

Gore was Gore.

In fact, a little excitement is the only reason that Bradley wasn't crushed in a landslide the way Bush was. In the closing days of the campaign, Bradley started hitting back against Gore's attacks with negative ads. As a result, polls showed that 68% of the voters who made up their minds in the last three days chose Bradley.

McCain was the only candidate who appeared enthusiastic, and his rallies reflected it. I discussed this side of politics on March

20, 1999 in "BOOOORING!" The Bush strategy has been to keep his image as middle-of-the-road as possible. The normal strategy is to run right of center in the Republican primaries, where voters are more conservative, and then to move toward the middle of the road after securing the nomination. Bush is trying to make it all the way with his speedometer pointed to Bland.

New Hampshire has been tending toward rebels in recent years. They went for Buchanan over Dole, and they went for McCain over Bush big time. South Carolina plodded along with Dole, and saved his candidacy because he was sure to beat Clinton.

All the polls said so.

McCain is coming out of New Hampshire with two things Buchanan did not have in 1996. First, he won by a landslide in New Hampshire. Secondly, and more important, he has the unanimous backing of the national press. This is because, while McCain has a steady conservative voting record in the Senate, he can always be counted on to back the liberals on any issue that really matters to them.

The key word here is MATTERS. McCain can make the usual noises about abortion, but it's easy to avoid action on that. He will make the usual pronouncements about smaller government, but his major initiative on the subject was to push a government windfall tax on tobacco. That would have brought over five hundred billion dollars into the Feds, and no one can tell me that libs wouldn't have gotten a good slice of that for their programs.

The tobacco taxes would have landed right on the backs of working people, which is where liberals like them. Another windfall for liberals would be the campaign "reform" which McCain is leading the fight for. He is practically the only Republican backing it, and for a good reason. It cuts into Republican and grassroots fund sources, but leaves the big unions totally free to back liberals.

McCain supporters keep claiming he is just being "independent." I cannot give that the slightest credence until McCain takes AT LEAST ONE BRAVE STAND against other Republicans WHICH IS NOT the exact stand trendy liberals want him to take. By any accounting, that is the difference between an independent thinker and a simple sellout.

McCain is a fanatical backer of the liberal agenda in foreign policy. When Clinton wanted to intervene in Kosovo, McCain wanted to make it a full-scale war.

Liberals are not consistently anti-military. During World War II, the entire left, including the Communists, backed the military solidly in its battle against the fascist right. It was only after the Cold War began against the Communist Progressive Peoples' Republics that leftism took a pacifist turn. Since the Cold War, America's military adventures have looked good to the left. As Clinton's Secretary of State Albright pointed out, a big military is fine if it can be used for her purposes ( See April 24, 1999, Madeleine Albright Asks, "What Good Are American Lives?").

When the gun bill was dying in the Senate, the two old reliables, McCain and Hatch, tried desperately to save it. Hatch wanted to please Teddy Kennedy (See August 14, 1999, "Orrin Loves Teddy"). McCain wanted to keep his reputation with liberals for being there when they needed him.

Meanwhile, Bush is supposed to be the "electable" one. That means that he is going for the so-called "middle of the road" vote. Now, in the real world, nobody knows where this middle of the road is. The media are constantly telling us that if a Republican takes a "moderate" stand, liberal on some issues and conservative on others, he will win.

In the real world, most people who actually get elected to Congress are consistently conservative or liberal. If this "middle of the road" business actually worked, we would find congressmen clustering right there in the middle of this mythical road. But, to

repeat, if you look at their ADA and ACA voting records, you will find that congressmen cluster on the left and on the right.

So, when Republicans nominated moderates, on the basis of the good old, plausible-sounding middle of the road nonsense, they lost. Reagan won twice. Ford lost. Dole lost. Bush, Sr. won once when he ran as Reagan's successor and lost when he ran as his moderate self. The media is always selling Republicans on this middle of the road nonsense and for good reason. It keeps liberals in office.

Liberals are able to sell the middle of the road program to Republicans. They are good at selling their programs. And as always with programs liberals, it doesn't work.

True to a tradition of stupidity, Republicans usually take the advice of their enemies on political strategy.

WERE IN A FIX | 2010-03-07

The Communist motto was always "Two steps forward, one step back." They would make a huge demand and then compromise. This required an "opposition" which was dumb enough to let the Left have half of what it didn't have before, and then crow about its own "moderation" and "reasonableness" and "willingness to compromise."

I other words there is absolutely nothing new about today's respectable conservatives. Lenin called them useful idiots.

You will often hear anti-whites saying they are just for Choice. They claim they are not demanding massive immigration into ALL white countries and ONLY white countries. So militants demand that borders be open in ALL white countries and ONLY white countries, but many conservatives claim all they demand is that, once they're in, they have the Choice to stay in.

Conservatives are a lot like the Inquisition or the Jews who got Jesus crucified. The Inquisition never did the killing, it just "turned heretics over to the secular authorities." Jews did not do the crucifying. They just convicted Jesus and turned him over to the secular authorities.

Respectable conservatives simply give the Left half of what it demands at first and thereby claim to be an opposition. This was an old game when LENIN took it up over a century ago.

People take this little dance seriously. People take professional wrestling seriously. In other words, they ENJOY thinking that is a real contest going on. They cheer on their Gorgeous George or their Hannitys. A lot of people think this MUST be a Conspiracy. NOBODY, much less most of the population, is dumb enough not to see the World Wrestling Championship and the game of Political Dialogue is fixed.

And they are half right. Every wrestling fan does it for kicks. They are all aware THAT game is fixed.

SOCIAL SURGERY | 2007-01-11

When someone says "Cut out the cancer" it sounds like a quick deal. But if you watch surgery, it is meticulous. The surgeon very, very slowly cuts between the cancer and the healthy cells. He has spent years learning 1) what cancers look like and 2) exactly what the organs in which the cancer is growing have to do.

That is one reason my approach to thought is so hard for people to catch onto. Instead of telling people I read fourteen books last week, I will read the same book over and over. I will watch the same documentary over and over. I don't believe you can really GET the message in one go. So when I make a comment, it's not just the usual "intellectual" statement where everyone then spills out whatever they were thinking on the same subject.

Once you get used to going with me on this, you will surprised how enjoyable it is. You are spading over earth that no one has looked at CLOSELY. In fat, it is like the first microscopes. Few people in history have had more sheer fun than the first people to look through microscopes.

But we are looking very, very closely at, for example, 1) Why did he say that? Why did he say that right now? Everybody else is just looking at the information, "So and so said so and so..." But if you put things together and you demand of yourself that you figure out why the simplest things get said, you begin to feel the thrill of a person looking through a microscope for the time: I didn't know those little things EXISTED! They are fascinating.

To give one of hundreds of examples, I noticed that the line on the Neanderthal suddenly changed in all the documentaries. For about two years, everybody absolutely agreed that "modern humans" don't have a drop of Neanderthal blood. Now I remember that before that, for decades, this was an open question. Where id t his conclusions come from?

So I first went back over the documentaries, I enjoy the second time more because I am doing analysis, to find out if there were any NEW FACTS that would lead to this suddenly universal conclusion. Several documentaries and several repeats of each, and I found no change in the facts to justify this sudden, drill-like about-face. Of course, if there had been "facts," I would have wondered about them. I am always suspicious when the Party Line changes so suddenly.

So my antennae were out for a Neanderthal connection.

I found that a guy wrote Ice Man, which was anti-white and a real sensation. He was a new writer and hadn't been checked out ideologically by the media, but this was too good to miss. Then he wrote a follow-up book which connected Jewish traits to Neanderthal traits, arguing they had a greater proportion of Neanderthal genes and not being flattering at all about what it did to God's Chosen People. On the day of that book's publication, it because official doctrine that no modern man had ANY Neanderthal genes.

It was inconvenient when it was recently discovered, through serious genetic study which is not too difficult now that we know DNA, that we have about 5% Neanderthal. But I was the only one who even noticed that all the documentaries switched back and forth with a precision that would make an SS drillmaster green with envy.

Pain is doing a particularly good job of extending what I say. If we are going to cut the cancers out of our society, we are going to have to make a whole new study, in extreme, microscopic detail, if all of the assumptions, where all the information comes from, and try to keep from simply throwing out an old canned opinion.

We are the only ones so far who have this microscope. That's a hell of a responsibility.