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    The sense of powerlessness that a lot of people have in our thing is excessive... the learned helplessness. Trump won in a huge landslide because people wanted mass deportations, no new wars and an end to the Woke shit. Democrats lost everything because they went all in on anti-White BLM tranny insanity. Now Democrats are winning because they've all but dropped the open borders BLM Woke tranny shit, and are focusing on affordability and ending the war. Trump is losing everything because he launched the Iran war and did nothing to make things better for working people. In spite of everything, the government is still basically responsive to the anger of the people. If we can't get what we want, we can at least reject what we don't want, and this is what the last few elections have been about. This is not because we live in a "free and fair democracy"—it is because even totalitarian states have to pay attention to public opinion. The most authoritarian states in the world have to manage popular discontent, because if the discontent boils over, they can get into serious trouble. We should not feel so helpless. The good news is that the instincts of the people are basically sound. And the fact that the elites keep doing shit that pisses the people off keeps costing them various government majorities. I have more faith in instincts of the people than I do in most of the collective wisdom of the WN movement. Our job is not to be smarter than them or analyze things better than they do. Our job is to give them what they keep telling us that they want.

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    What people need to understand is: it doesn’t even matter whether Democrats get elected on a mandate to end the war and then betray their voters. The Democratic Party is in a state of low-key civil war right now, and if Zionist Dems continue to vote fund the war after the election, this will only heighten divisions in the party which will explode into the 2028 primaries next year. But more importantly, if there is any hope for anti-war or anti-Zionist Republicans breaking through, everything depends on the pro-war MAGA Republicans who have hitched themselves to this war being punished at the polls this November. If the MAGA Zionists squeak out any kind of victory, then we’ll be dealing with some form of MAGA-rightoidism for far longer than 2028. This is the last election in history where Trump himself will be “on the ballot”—if he goes down in flames, it will finish off the last traces of his aura of invincibility and will open up all kinds of new battles on the right. And the Republican strategy, should they survive the midterms, is obviously to continue the economic war on the Iranian civilian population indefinitely until Iranian society breaks—and this is by no means something that can’t happen. Either the U.S. pubic breaks first—which is what a midterm wipeout of Republicans looks like—or the Zionists have a de facto mandate from the American public to continue the economic war until it breaks Iranian society. The only way they win this war is if that country falls apart into civil unrest over skyrocketing prices and inflation, which could happen if the U.S. public signals it is willing to take endless economic pain to satisfy the Zionists—which is what Republican victory in the midterms means. Get out there, register to vote, look up your polling place, and unless you have a fanatic Zionist like Fetterman on the ballot, vote for every Democratic candidate who has vocally said they will end the war—and this is the Democratic Party’s OFFICIAL POSITION—Hakeem Jeffries formally outlined “ending the Iran War” as a primary pillar of their platform for the midterms. So virtually EVERY DEMOCRAT except Fetterman has taken this position! Democrats win big --> Trump lame duck or impeached --> MAGA cracks, allowing opening for anti-Zionist candidates --> Democrats forced to either end the war or betray their promise --> if Dems end war, anti-Zionist candidates grow stronger in 2028 elections and Israeli lobby seriously weakened --> if Dems betray promise, Democrat civil war intensifies and anti-Zionist candidates still grow stronger. NO EXCUSES... GET OUT THERE AND VOTE “D”! https://warrenbalogh.substack.com/p/madness-and-stupidity-on-the-midterm

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    On a general election day, you’ve got federal, state and local levels. Your vote matters the least in large, statewide races like U.S. Senate and state governor and is largely symbolic. For Congress, I’m voting Democrat because both my Republican representative (Carol Miller) and U.S. Senator (Shelley Moore Capito) are horrible, corrupt Zionist plutocrats and I want to add my vote to the national push to register as large a disapproval of the betrayal of America by Trump and the Republican Party as possible. Since WV is an overwhelmingly red state, this vote is entirely symbolic, but in a swing state or a tight race your vote could actually matter. My recommendation is to definitely vote against any Republican in a tight race for House or Senate, for all the reasons I’ve been outlining for months. For state legislature, your vote matters slightly more. In my case, the Democrat choices for state legislature are objectively better on every issue than the Republicans, who are completely corrupt and do nothing for the people of this state. I’m voting straight Democrat for statewide office with the exception of one Jew running for state legislature. On the local level, your vote matters the most while partisan affiliation matters the least. In this case I’m voting for a Republican who I know will be good on the county level. The fact that he ran as a Republican is purely because of the electoral dynamics of the state. I got the list of all candidates from the sample ballot listed in my local paper, but you can always look these up online. It’s most important to know who is running on the local and state levels because this is where your vote counts for the most.

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    This is a very good video explaining in detail the damage caused by the arson attack on the Eagle's Nest, and also the systematic destruction, vandalism and insane, hate-filled iconoclasm inflicted on Hitler's beloved Berghof and associated buildings since 1945: https://youtu.be/JOAt-PHuiis Felton correctly points out the Eagle's Nest was Hitler's least-favorite building there and he only visited it on a handful of occasions (it was more of an extravagant vanity protect by Martin Bormann). Hitler's favorite building, by far, was the little tea house with the overlook, which he visited daily. This survived the war completely intact, but was needlessly destroyed by the anti-Nazi collaborationist Bavarian government in 1951, for no other reason than it was Hitler's favorite spot. While I am saddened and angered by the burning of the Eagle's Nest, I imagine Hitler would just shrug after all the other decades of destruction that have been visited on the site, including the original rustic little house where he finished Mein Kampf in the 1920s. In a way, I'm glad the hypocritical Bavarian government will be denied the tourist revenue. All the important buildings can be rebuilt one day, when National Socialism returns to Germany. Until then, all true followers of Hitler will always find it much more historically and spiritually rewarding to stand and meditate on the empty spaces where the Berghof, the Tea House and the original cabin once stood, than eating a meal in the extravagant tourist attraction of the Eagle's Nest.

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