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Insurrection Barbie retweeted
Steve Bannon was the biggest mistake Charlie Kirk ever made.
Need someone to explain to me like I’m 5 why @TPUSA has Steve Bannon as a featured speaker at AmFest again this year.
Insurrection Barbie retweeted
Why did Republicans get crushed on Nov 3? The war was part of it, but @defiyantlyfree traces something deeper: a 2014 Bannon speech at the Vatican, his 2018 meeting with Dugin in Rome, and a network that spent two years telling Trump voters he'd betrayed them.
Exit polls show it wasn't one issue. 55% of voters said corruption was crucial to their vote, 49% said cost of living, and 34% said Iran. Meanwhile Fuentes told his followers to vote Democrat in MI and OH, and a Tucker clip ran in a Democrat's ad on Fox and Newsmax.
This matches what I've been documenting. Bannon met Dugin in Rome in 2018. Tucker gave Dugin a platform from Moscow in 2024. Dugin's own 1997 playbook says Russia should "support isolationist tendencies in American politics."
The choice was never establishment vs. America First. It's the way of Trump or the way of the new right. Read it with your eyes open. 👇
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Insurrection Barbie retweeted
Thanks, my friend. You’re a great patriot. Best to your mother.
Insurrection Barbie retweeted
Yep. He’s all over X proudly making a fool of himself.
The best part is that he doesn’t have the balls to say that President Trump is owned by Israel because that’s what he’s insinuating. He’s insinuating that President Trump went into the Middle East because of Mark Levin instead of because of his own intelligence that told him that they were developing a nuclear weapon, and this is how you make American foreign policy into a joke and the American presidency into a joke by continuously pushing these retarded talking points.
Insurrection Barbie retweeted
Have you noticed that between Breitbart, MAGA, TPUSA, etc. Bannon has always managed to weasel his way into places where he can inflict as much damage against America as possible?
It didn’t become en vogue by accident. It was completely and totally manufactured by an echo chamber that was created by Steve Bannon and picked up on by the entire rest of the podcast Manosphere. They kept it civil and above water for a long time until they earned people’s trust, and then slowly but surely they injected this crap into every single podcast, every single day for two years, and then they’re surprised when they got the exactly the result they wanted.
Insurrection Barbie retweeted
Has anyone even tried to dispute these two points?
Because they’re true, and fundamental.
The American Republic requires a virtuous people to live their lives with self-discipline and to engage in elections—all grounded in objective truth.
Two things.
#1, you claim turnout wasn’t the problem—not only are you wrong in the moment, but you’re exposing the main problem in the macro: the entire premise of America is self-government, and that can’t function if people don’t govern themselves.
This applies specifically to politics and civil government: half of Christians don’t vote (which is sin—Gen 1:28, James 4:17). Half of all eligible American voters don’t vote. That’s just absurd.
If only half the team shows up, are you going to win any games, much less the Super Bowl?
But this also applies to personal government: self-discipline. Logic, critical thinking, morality, sacrifice, service…love, as Christ demonstrates and demands. This has also been decimated.
If half your team DOES show up—overweight, unprepared, disorganized—are you going to win any games, much less…you get the point.
#2, and equally important: you say we lost because the electorate demands this:
1) End the war
2) Focus on cost of living/inflation
3) Put America First
4) Change our relationship to Israel
And your implicit argument is we either satisfy that demand, or we lose.
That’s a loss, either way—because those “demands of the electorate” aren’t based in reality, they’re based in emotional hysteria driven by liars and charlatans (get familiar with that word—you see them 24/7 on TikTok and Instagram).
War is the perpetual state of humanity, as @JeremyDBoreing so eloquently explained recently. The conflict with Iran has been simmering for half a century—Trump is the first leader brave enough to take tough medicine. Tough medicine saves lives—refusing it because it’s tough kills lives. That’s just reality.
Yes, life is too expensive—because the government steals nearly half of your money, and government wastes nearly all of it. No political party or significant politician is even trying to propose a real reversal of this (I tried: JohnStrand.com)
The anti-Israel propaganda project is at the root of all of this—and its root is a rebellion against God and His divine order, upon which our Constitution and Western Civilization are built. If we don’t expose those lies and take tough medicine for that cancer, it’s going to kill us. Guaranteed. That’s what cancer does.
That’s reality. Reality is a tough game, so many don’t want to play it—and it plays them instead. Reality always wins. @PatriotPlea
Insurrection Barbie retweeted
Are you fed up with a feckless GOP?
Well, I have good news for you: the general election is over…it’s PRIMARY election time.
Vote the cowards out.
SHOW UP IN PRIMARIES.
Elect patriots this time.
Traditionalism with a capital T is an esoteric ideology that, I would argue, would never have found as wide an audience had it not been combined with nationalist opposition to the mass migration of the twenty-first century. It was founded by René Guénon, but its more political form came from Julius Evola, who incorporated racial hierarchy into the esoteric psychology and philosophy that underpins his version of this school of thought. The people who subscribe to this ideology believe that societies have declined as they lost contact with the world’s ancient religions, which they believe preserve a secret, sacred wisdom. A lot of these thinkers draw on Islamic Sufism and Eastern traditions like Hinduism, ironically. They believe in sacred hierarchy and cyclical periods of time, and for them the golden age is a period when political authority is grounded in the sacred. The age of religious pluralism, individual liberty, and separation of church and state is completely and totally incompatible with that vision. Once you really start researching this topic and realize that some of the most successful national-populist movements had advisers or intellectual figures who drew on this ideology, the racial bigotry that permeates parts of the underbelly of these movements starts to make sense. In Russia, you have Aleksandr Dugin, who subscribes to this ideology. Jair Bolsonaro had an informal adviser by the name of Olavo de Carvalho, who drew on the same school of thought. In the United States, you had Steve Bannon, and in Serbia you had Dragoš Kalajić and Dragoslav Bokan. The interesting part of the story, however, is that Bolsonaro lost, Orbán lost, and Serbia’s Dveri–Zavetnici coalition also lost, while Vučić’s bloc kept its majority. In Russia, Putin remained in power. My argument is that this was the project Bannon set out to accomplish, and that this project was always in contradiction with parts of Donald Trump’s own agenda. That is why they call this a betrayal. You have to understand that in Dugin’s version, which I would argue is the best known in the West considering his notoriety and how many people have taken up his ideas and brought them into our politics, the goal is multipolarity. See, everybody keeps focusing on the nation-state, but they don’t realize that leaders in China, Iran, and Russia are looking at the larger geopolitical order. They want America to stop being the dominant force in the world. And in the Middle East, the way they can do that is by severing America’s ties to Israel. To sever that alliance would send a message to every other American ally that even a partnership that has lasted for decades is no longer safe. That’s why I see the push to break with Israel as part of a much larger project to pull America back from its alliances and into isolationism.
Insurrection Barbie retweeted
Since their founding in the late 2010s, New Right/NatCon/Postliberal blogs such as American Affairs, American Compass, and American Mind have published dozens of posts attacking free market conservatives, classical liberals, and libertarians.
Almost all of these posts were unprovoked. Many openly call for us to be kicked out of the broader movement on the right to make way for tariffs, industrial policy, an expansive "pro family" welfare state, and heavy tones of racial and religious bigotry - all ideas that were supposed to make conservatism "popular" and "populist," but have since been thoroughly rejected by the voters.
These same entities now want us to listen to them as they disingenuously claim they will lead the rebuilding out of the wreckage they caused.
This is why economic conservatives, classical liberals, and libertarians want nothing to do with the New Right. And it's why we're laughing at their ridiculous post mortem efforts to reconstitute their failed movement around the same tired, unpopular, and statist ideas that led to their thrashing at the polls last week.
Insurrection Barbie retweeted
He's telling you more than it looks like he is.
It was all according to their plans. They must be rejected and stopped.
Insurrection Barbie retweeted
You’re right
It didn’t become en vogue by accident. It was completely and totally manufactured by an echo chamber that was created by Steve Bannon and picked up on by the entire rest of the podcast Manosphere. They kept it civil and above water for a long time until they earned people’s trust, and then slowly but surely they injected this crap into every single podcast, every single day for two years, and then they’re surprised when they got the exactly the result they wanted.
Insurrection Barbie retweeted
Tragically, every word of this is accurate.
It’s a foreign influence op that is ripping our Nation apart 👇👇👇
It didn’t become en vogue by accident. It was completely and totally manufactured by an echo chamber that was created by Steve Bannon and picked up on by the entire rest of the podcast Manosphere. They kept it civil and above water for a long time until they earned people’s trust, and then slowly but surely they injected this crap into every single podcast, every single day for two years, and then they’re surprised when they got the exactly the result they wanted.
lol what a loser
Eric Metaxes,
I call upon you as a supposed brother in Christ to repent of your calumny and bearing false witness.
I have previously called upon you privately in accordance with Matthew 18:15.
Our brethren have attempted to act as witnesses in accordance with Matthew 18:16.
If there was any authority you recognised other than yourself, I would call upon them in accordance with Matthew 18:17.
You reject all Christian reconciliation, and you continue in your evil acts, and so the Scriptures teach that you should be treated as an outsider, called to repentance, and evangelised. I pray you repent and come to the Christian faith.
It didn’t become en vogue by accident. It was completely and totally manufactured by an echo chamber that was created by Steve Bannon and picked up on by the entire rest of the podcast Manosphere. They kept it civil and above water for a long time until they earned people’s trust, and then slowly but surely they injected this crap into every single podcast, every single day for two years, and then they’re surprised when they got the exactly the result they wanted.