Inflation will inevitably get higher and higher as more and more of the competent decide they will never again design a weapon, build an aircraft, construct a bridge, or do anything whatever to support the regime in Washington or its masters in Tel Aviv.

Henry Ford predicted almost 100 years ago that an energy currency would be developed. That wasn't the only thing he was right about.

Worthy of consideration (part 3 coming in two weeks):

https://nationalvanguard.org/2026/01/faith-of-the-future-part-2/

As America slides blindly toward civil war, the shallow values of the "successful" upper classes verge more and more toward the absurd.

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Import the Third World, become the Third World.

Sir Arthur Keith proved that the ethny, not the individual, is the biological evolutionary unit that really matters. So we are hard-wired to treasure, preserve, defend, and advance our people -- and that is as it should be.

We could simplify this aspect of the human condition by positing three basic kinds of thinkers:

1. Group thinkers, who in most ways adapt themselves to the dominant philosophies of their group. These are, probably necessarily, the majority. They rise or fall depending on the worth of their leaders' ideas.

2. Independent thinkers who are individualists. If they too strongly oppose the group that nurtured them, they tend to fail, though sometimes in a meteoric fashion that influences others.

3. Independent thinkers who are loyal to their people and who try to use their new ideas to advance that people. These can be heroes, leaders -- and occasionally martyrs if their people aren't ready for them. I think they have the greatest chance of truly advancing human consciousness and evolution.

I'm not going to debate word definitions with midwits tonight.

I wasn't even referring to my own positions. I did, however, fairly summarize the Founders' general point of view. If you don't like the Founders' views, take it up with George Washington.

After all, a person who is able to take an insane conception like racial equality seriously is also likely to believe he can argue with the spirits of the dead.

It seems you're the one throwing insults, not I, Bill. I, too, greatly distrust the federal police agencies and have personally been a victim of their lies and violence on more than one occasion. My point is that we could have avoided escalating to this near-civil-war scenario if we had never begun state-forced multiracialism and multiculturalism.

I think the spirit of the Founders can be fairly summarized as follows: They wanted a Whites-only meritocracy.

As for religion, with a few exceptions, they didn't want the new government interfering with it.

There are nuances in the shooting of the lesbian leftist in Minneapolis that seldom get mentioned by the respective "sides." 1) The ICE agent shooter probably couldn't see that the front wheels of the SUV were turned; he was too close; and 2) the agents were shouting contradictory instructions -- "get out of the vehicle" and "leave now" at the same time.

What you personally are missing, Bill, is that people have, or ought to have, a right not to have widely divergent ethnies forced upon them as "neighbors" by the state, which is what has been happening in this country since 1965.

I spent a lot of time in pre-"diversity" Minnesota, and it was peaceful, safe, clean, community-oriented, and beautiful -- quite unlike the filthy, distrustful, dog-eat-dog multiracial war zone of today.

Every race needs exclusive territory of its own if it is to survive. It's not hateful or wrong even in the slightest degree to secure such territory.

Never heard that. I suspect it was some temporary situation, but it sounds like an interesting one, if we could get the whole story.

Your understanding is fundamentally flawed if you think "diversity" in the modern sense was a founding principle of America. One of the very first laws passed by the First Congress, whose members included many of the Founders, and signed by none other than George Washington, was the Naturalization Act of 1790, which stated that only people of European descent could become citizens of the United States.

I don't know much about that. I understand that Janissaries often consisted of men who had been seized as boys from European families (though some families willingly gave up their male children for such service), and that Jews were officially exempt from such seizures. Just like in the US today, Jews generally held higher positions in society, making them unlikely to want to serve as cannon fodder.

"Safe," in their lingo, always means "safe for Jewish oligarchs."

Dramatic!

For me, the relatively high percentage of daring, taboo-ignoring, Jew-critical, racially conscious, and highly intelligent writing here makes NOSTR an excellent experience, even though growth seems slow.

Santa's workshop, Candyland, and Wakanda.

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Santa's workshop, Candyland, and Wakanda.

In August, the gods willing, we will look into the eyes of my seventh and my wife's fourth.