Southern Heritage and “New Right” Populism

 

The current conservative populous movement appears to offer some hope of mounting an effective resistance to the corporate state that was established during, and has largely adapted and stayed in power, since the failed War for Southern Independence. While having turned away from the endless wars and being able to effectively mobilize people to resist the political establishment that has controlled both parties, they generally hold to a Straussian or Neo-Conservative historical interpretation and in other respects have some similarities with both the neo-conservatives that arose in the 70’s and 80’s and the “New Right” of the late 50’s and 60’s. Both of these initially had some appeal to the Southerner but ultimately proved to be no friend and in most cases were more of a Trojan horse pointing out the dangers of the old adage, “the enemy or your enemy is your friend”.

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Republicans Sweep Virginia

 

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel released the following statement on Republican's historic wins in Virginia: 

“The red wave is here! Congratulations to Republicans Glenn Youngkin, Winsome Sears, and Jason Miyares on their incredible campaigns and hard fought victories. This Republican sweep in Virginia is a resounding rebuke of the failed policies of Joe Biden and the Democrats. Virginians – and Americans across the country – are fed up with Biden’s divisive policies, failed leadership, and a Democrat agenda hurting working families. A Republican wave is coming in 2022, and Virginia is just the start.”

RNC Efforts: 

• The RNC made a multi-million dollar investment in Virginia to elect Glenn Youngkin and Republicans up and down the ballot.
• This investment went towards hiring over 100 field staffers on the ground to build a massive grassroots organization of volunteers and opening 13 Victory offices across the Commonwealth. 
• RNC staff and volunteers made well over 5 million voter contacts to elect Republicans up and down the ballot in Virginia. 

CDC Recommends Prophylactic Ivermectin for Migrants and Immigrants

 

Anyone remember this “folksy” tweet trying to get people to not take Ivermectin because it was for farm animals?  Horse dewormer and all, and definitely not-not-not for use in human beings, evah?

So now is the time where we JUXTAPOSE.

Look here, Immigrant, Refugee, and Migrant Health, (and CDC, I’ve screenshotted this, PDFed it, and got it so emailed out and distributed you’ll never disappear it).  Here’s the intro (note the website URL at the top which I’ve circled):

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2021 Virginia election results (running totals) WA PO

 

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Virginia Governor

Glenn Youngkin (R) leads by 172,900 votes over Terry McAuliffe (D) with an estimated 42 percent of votes counted.

Number of votes and percentage of total vote received by each candidate

	Votes	Pct.
Youngkin GOP	753,550	56.1%
McAuliffe DEM	580,650	43.2

Lieutenant Governor

Winsome Sears (R) leads by 157,831 votes over Hala Ayala (D) with an estimated 45 percent of precincts reporting.

Number of votes and percentage of total vote received by eachcandidate

	Votes	Pct.
SearsGOP	734,279	56.0%
AyalaDEM	576,448	44.0

Loudoun Official Claimed He Might Not Have Seen Email Informing Him Of Sex Assault — Despite Responding To It

 

Internal Loudoun County School Board emails show a shifting explanation about how much school board members knew about a bathroom sex assault, with one member writing to the superintendent in the wake of cover-up allegations that he might have “missed an email” informing him about it — even though he previously responded to that very email asking a follow-up question, after also hearing about the incident from someone else.

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Biden Admin to Add a Climate Policy Czar to U.S. Military While China Builds Hypersonic Missiles: Report

 

Democrat President Joe Biden’s administration will reportedly add a climate policy czar to the U.S. military to combat climate change while China focuses on rapidly expanding the size and capabilities of its military.

Defense One reported:

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PATRIOT PURGE DOCUMENTARY~Shocking Truth About Jan. 6th, 2021 exposed by Tucker Carlson- Part 1 of 3

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Saigon April 30, 1975

 

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Thomas Moore, RIP

 

 The Abbeville Institute

 

 

In August, Thomas Moore, novelist and founding Chairman of the Southern National Congress, passed away unexpectedly at his home in Aiken, South Carolina at the too-early age of 73. Tom was South Carolina-born, a graduate of the Citadel and had an M.A. in National Security Affairs from Georgetown University. He worked for 25 years in powerful circles in Washington in defense-related agencies like the Pentagon and the Senate Armed Service Committee.

In Washington he began to understand that national “conservative” leaders are self-promoters who care nothing for our Southern viewpoint and people and indeed hold us in contempt. He returned home and initiated the creation of the Southern National Congress, which made him widely known and valued across the South. The Congress was to establish and forward Southern opinion (with due attention to State rights). While the Congress has not grown into the major institution that was hoped for, it remains alive.

After his change of mission, Tom got M.A.s  in both History and Creative Writing at University College in Ireland to prepare for future contributions to Southern literature. Shotwell Publishing issued Tom’s intriguing novel A Fatal Mercy: The Man Who Lost the Civil War.  Previously he published The Hunt for Confederate Gold, an upbeat and plausible treatment of near-future Southern independence, and No Villains, No Heroes, about a famous courtroom gunfight in Virginia.

In recent times Tom had gallantly devoted himself to the care of  his ailing wife Rhonda.  He had been in good health until recently and had received the COVID injection.

Thomas Moore’s passing is a loss to Southern literature and Southern leadership.

Biden Wants OPEC to Increase Oil Production

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There's an old joke about a Prohibitionist minister walking into a roadside dive bar to inspect the place for sin. On the way out an hour or so later, he's asked for his evaluation. "It's a very bad place, this bar," he says. "People are constantly drinking and dancing, and the bartenders have watered down even the best whiskey," he replied.

President Joe Biden's trip to Glasgow for the United Nation's climate conference brought that to mind. With the price of oil pushing $85 a barrel and the price of gasoline hitting the highest level in seven years, Biden found himself in the awkward position of publicly pleading for more fossil fuel production at a global summit about reducing carbon emissions.

"I think, though, that if anybody thinks about it, no one ever thought that tomorrow — for example, it’s going to take us between now and 2030 to have half the vehicles in America electric vehicles. So, the idea we’re not going to need gasoline for automobiles is just not realistic. But we will get to the point that, by 2050, we have zero emissions," Biden said, explaining the tension.

Of course, there's very little reason for Saudi Arabia, Russia, or the rest of the OPEC cartel to ramp up production to aid Biden's political standing or the U.S. economy. They can hear the president's message just as well as anyone. And the message is a dagger aimed at the national wealth of the Saudis, Russians, and their fellow fossil fuel producers. Biden's words—"the idea that we're not going to need gasoline for automobiles is just not realistic. But we will get to that point"—is a promise to try to put those countries out of business.

And not just those countries. It's a threat to U.S. producers as well, which may explain why the surge in oil prices is not apparently leading to a surge in investment. Add to that the $100 billion in taxes the Biden administration reportedly plans to put on oil and natural gas companies, and you have a pretty big disincentive to put more money into those activities.

This means we are likely going to be dealing with high energy prices through the winter, at least. AAA said Monday that pump prices will likely keep climbing so long as oil remains above $80. No wonder Biden's job approval is tanking along with the number of Americans who tell pollsters we have a good economy.

– Alex Marlow & John Carney
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