Yes, we're Monroe Doctrine maxxing.

No, we're not sorry.

The Western Hemisphere is our domain, and we have the right to remove any regime we please, and have good cause when said regime is anti-American, intentionally sends drugs here, sends migrants here, and refuses to accept deportation flights.

This week supposed "right wingers" have been telling me that AKSHULLY Somalis and Venezuelans are BASED and REDPILLED and America is a big bad bully meaniepants.

Guess what, nerds? America is freaking awesome, the third world freaking sucks, and you're freaking retarded.

(In my experience, these people are usually hispanics in America larping as right wingers or Whites w/ hispanic gfs).

I finally got around to listening to the Jacob Savage article in Compact about anti White male discrimination. He brings a lot of research and data, and it's well written. He also lays blame on White Boomer men that promoted the DEI disease.

However, I would point out that I identified these issues almost 5 years ago in an article where I argued the primary reason boomer White males let DEI in was to impede younger White men from competing with them. Essentially, they pushed DEI so they could remain in their comfortable, well paid perches until they literally die.

^ The Based and Correctpilled Take on Maduro and Venezuela

A Blessed Epiphany Season to All!

One question frequently overlooked is, "How did the Magi know the star was a harbinger of Christ?" They were doubtless familiar, as Origen and Eusebius contend, with much of the Old Testament, including Balaam's oracle:

I shall see him, but not now: I shall behold him, but not nigh: there shall come a Star out of Jacob, and a Sceptre shall rise out of Israel, and shall smite the corners of Moab, and destroy all the children of Sheth.

Thus, when they saw a star rise out of Jacob's land, they knew this Messiah was born. Given the gifts they brought corresponding to Christ's threefold office of prophet (myrrh), priest (frankincense), and king (gold), they understood a great deal of the prophecies.

Nor were they unknown to the Jewish rabbis at the time. St. Matthew records them reciting Micah 5 to Herod, and no doubt Balaam's oracle, too. It woud explain why Herod as an Edomite was so terrified of the Christchild, for the oracle says directly after the quote above, "and Edom shall be dispossessed."

Today was the first time in years we have seen a high profile case of the magistrate actually carrying out its heavenly mandate to use the sword to terrorize bad conduct. God bless ICE, and God bless Donald Trump for having their back.

Let every person be subject to the governing authorities. For there is no authority except from God, and those that exist have been instituted by God. Therefore he who resists the authorities resists what God has appointed, and those who resist will incur judgment. For rulers are not a terror to good conduct, but to bad. Would you have no fear of him who is in authority? Then do what is good, and you will receive his approval, for he is God’s servant for your good. But if you do wrong, be afraid, for he does not bear the sword in vain; he is the servant of God to execute his wrath on the wrongdoer.

American blacks reached the highest standards of living ever experienced by Africans under Jim Crow and Segregation. One of the more astounding facts is that by the 1950s, blacks had lower out of wedlock births than Whites, at least on paper.

If someone claims to "love their black neighbor," then this is the system they should prefer. Indulging blacks in their gluttonous craving for gibs has done them a massive disservice. It's worth noting that our (((overlords))) have no more affection for their human pitbulls than for us.

The reality is that many on the "dissident right" actually do not want to win, and would prefer to perpetually whine online. They are soft bellied corwards completely incapable of doing what is necessary to reclaim the nation.

Meanwhile they fantasize about "the coming collapse" where they will hecking genocide anyone who disagrees with them.

These people couldn't defend themselves if a grandma decided to steal their lunch money.

We need to remeber that the genocide of the Canaanites was not righteous because it was commanded by God. Rather, it was commanded by God because it was fundamentally righteous.

Joshua's campaign was holy and just, and similar actions by subsequent Christian kings were equally so.

Now this doesn't mean we shouldn't refute false claims of genocide, such as the alleged "genocide" of the Native Americans (see a great rebuttal below), but we ought to keep in mind what means are legitimately on the table for a Christian king.

https://www.youtube.com/live/KIXSuYFPcEM?si=XbaNH_zAdiQYEMfb

LED headlights are gay, annoying, and most importantly un-American.

Normie author, but a great book to recommend to your normie friends who are destroying their children by giving them phones and access to the internet at a young age. He goes hardline on the issue of internet use for children, and it cannot be overstated how important it is to keep your children offline for as long as possible.

Hot take incoming: we don't win by losing; we win by winning. This and more groundbreaking patriotism on an excellent edition of the John Doyle show (one of the few podcasts I listen to religiously).

https://youtu.be/KJD9PGwwnCM

John Calvin on the Baptism of Our Lord

He received the same baptism with us, in order to assure believers, that they are ingrafted into his body, and that they are "buried with him in baptism," that they may rise to "newness of life".....

The general reason why Christ received baptism was, that he might render full obedience to the Father; and the special reason was, that he might consecrate baptism in his own body, that we might have it in common with him.

St. Augustine on the Baptism of Our Lord

He deigned to be baptized of John that the servants might see with what readiness they ought to run to the baptism of our Lord, when he did not refuse to be baptized of his servant.

As a tax accountant, I'm intimately familiar with the ways in which our tax system is designed to incentivize certain behaviors, and much of this structure is actually good.

One excellent item Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill (or OBBBA as we call it in the business) introduced was a remittance tax of 1%. I did some research and the state of Oklahoma also has a remittance tax, a flat $5 fee per transfer.

I would encourage all of us to mainstream state-level remittance taxes as a standard GOP policy. It's an easy pitch to the average voter and discourages immigrants, both legal and illegal.

In my state, FL, there is an estimated $12-15B of annual remittances. Levying a more substantial 20% tax could net up to $3B, redirecting those dollars out of Latin America and into red state hands. It's hard to say what remigration effects this might have, but I'd guess probably ~100k people over a 5-year period.