Who wrote this?

David Frum?

RT:

The current US-led world order has “sort of run out of steam,” but Washington will shape the system that replaces it, US President Joe Biden told supporters on Saturday. Leaders in Moscow and Beijing, however, have argued otherwise.

Speaking at a campaign reception in Washington, Biden bragged about how he convinced Japan and South Korea to send financial aid to Ukraine, and how he signed a rail and ports deal with the EU, India, and Saudi Arabia at the G20 summit in New Delhi last month.

“So, I think we have an opportunity to do things, if we’re bold enough and have enough confidence in ourselves, to unite the world in ways that it never has been,” Biden declared.

Unite them for gay sex and viruses?

The Cold War had at least roughly defined ideological concepts.

“We were in a post-war period for 50 years where it worked pretty damn well, but that’s sort of run out of steam. Sort of run out of steam. We need a new, new world order in a sense,” he continued.

Huh.

Damn weird couple sentences there, Joe.

I hope Trump has the sense to use this.

“Biden 2024: Sort of Run Out of Steam” with a picture of Joe looking tired on a t-shirt is kind of funny boomer humor.

Describing the Cold War as working “pretty damn well” is possibly more bizarre than claiming America has run out of steam. I obviously understand the sentiment, that during the Cold War America had an identity that was based on opposition to communism, but it was a negative identity. It was about being against something. If you can’t survive without an enemy, then you have no positive identity.

It’s a little bit more complicated than that, because although the Cold War was a big part of the American identity, there was still a whole lot left over of the normal, positive, Christian, European culture and values. The boomers with their hippie shit did a lot to damage that, but it really only totally dissolved at the turn of the millennium.

And I mean, in the context… this is the “endless war and child trannies” guy. He wants federal laws to allow children to secretly take hormone injections in elementary school, and he’s called for regime change in Russia and China. If you took him at face value, as an actual leader rather than a senile puppet, he could only be viewed as a megalomaniacal lunatic and a child predator, based on these various statements he’s made.

Like, imagine if he was 55, and spoke clearly, and seemed to be in charge, and was saying this stuff he says. He only gets away with it because he has this shield of senility.

The American identity must be based on the Bible and traditional European heritage. The idea of manufacturing a new identity – which is what he is suggesting – is insane in any context. You can’t self-consciously create a national identity, it has to develop naturally. So Trump’s basic message is to return to the normal American identity, that we still have some memory of.

There’s also the strange problem that when America “worked pretty damn well” it was 90% white. The idea of rallying this mixed multitude – a country that is now probably 42% white, totally drug-addled, obese, alienated – around gay sex and the gender pay gap, around war with Russia and China, this is just nonsensical.

If his speech writer was forced to explain the “new world order” he envisions, he could only say “democracy,” and no one has any idea what that means, beyond gay sex, women in control of everything, and endless global war.

It’s very strange to admit that America has no defining identity as a nation. It’s effectively admitting that Trump is right in all of his criticisms. I don’t really see how it can be read any other way.

I have my issues with Trump, and especially recently, looking at this situation in the Middle East that he created, I feel pretty frustrated by his inability to actually run the country. I know it wasn’t really his fault and so on. But he’s a flawed individual. Stormy Daniels is ultra-gross, and cheating on your wife with hookers when you’re in your 60s demonstrates serious character flaws (you don’t have a sex drive in your 60s, so it’s about attempting to hold onto youth). Anyway, yes, flawed character, good guy I think, but a lot of problems, let his Jew create a lot of big messes, didn’t declare martial law, and so on. All of that is actually irrelevant, however, when it comes to this issue of a national identity. In terms of the national identity, which is this macro question from which everything else must flow, Trump has always been on point. Everyone understands what “Make America Great Again” means. It means reasserting an already established national identity, which transcends the Cold War, because it is rooted in positive qualities surrounding family, faith, and culture.

So for Joe to say “yeah, we don’t really have a national identity anymore – we should probably invent a totally new national identity somehow” is very strange and, I believe, very confusing.

These are the things Joe Biden supports:

• Total open borders, to the whole world, bringing in millions of people every year to the end of replacing the white population completely
• Gay everything, including gay children injected with hormones
• Feminist everything, including purposefully and actively replacing men with women
• The idea that secret racist conspiracies exist everywhere, and white people are basically evil
• Regime change war in Russia
• Regime change war in China
• Giving illegal immigrants $2,200 a month, cash-money
• Abolishing cash bail
• Covering the ocean and the land with windmills
• Total government control of the media, including social media, and this entire censorship/information control system
• Forced vaccination

Any single one of these beliefs would have been considered beyond the pale just 15 years ago. So he’s talking about creating a new national identity – and remaining the leader of the world – based on only new ideas.

Oh – someone might suggest that when he referenced the Cold War being a good time, he was saying that there should be some sort of multi-polarism again. I don’t think he was suggesting that at all, I think it was just an altogether garbled and confusing series of words. Scripted words.

I supposed I’ve driven the points home here.

It’s just a shocking statement.

I was having a conversation the other day on the phone, and thought I need to get back into podcasting, as I like rambling about things, and rambling articles can be tedious in a way that rambling speech is not.

Unfortunately, Paul Town was kidnapped by Hamas. He’s a super-fan of psychedelic trance music, presumably because he takes acid every day. You wake up and drink coffee, Paul Town wakes up and drops acid in his eyeball. So he told me he was going to this trance festival in Israel, and I was like “man, I wouldn’t go to Israel,” and he says it doesn’t matter because he bought a Nevis passport with money he make trading Hex. I didn’t understand what that meant. Anyway, so he told me, “look, I’ve gotta see the Man With No Name show at the Kibbutz and try to get my head cleared, then we’ll start up Wang Town when I get back.”

Now, he’s either in some rat tunnel or dead. The thing is, when the Jews find out who he is – find out what he did to that barn – they’re not going to trade a Palestinian captive for him. He’s apparently traveling on a Nevis passport, so I don’t know if he can get help from the US either. The bottom line is, he’s probably not coming back.

I don’t know if I can do a show without someone to talk to.

Andrew Anglin and Paul Town, the two greatest people on the internet, have debuted the first episode of their famous podcast, Wang Town.

The topics were:

• Marijuana is the worst drug – Marijuana is worse than all other drugs
• Tucker Carlson is now endorsing so-called “anal marriage” – This slippery slope has no brakes and conservatives have no solution at all
• Destroy your life early and learn from it – You’re going to have to destroy your life at some point, so you might as well get it done early
• The masculine joys of cooking – Cooking is a masculine activity that provides much masculine joy

This was a great, great show, and it is clear that it is just going to keep getting better and better.

Listen here:

This is a regular show. We’re doing it twice a month until one of us dies or is mauled nearly to death by wild beasts.

Subscribe to the RSS podcast feed with your podcast app at mp3.agency.

Famous internet personality Andre Wang Lin appeared on Monday with famous internet personality Paul Town for a live streaming experience.

People really liked the experience, and people in the chat were saying that Wang and Paul Town may be launching a monthly podcast called “Wang Town.” However, neither of the famous and very highly respected internet personalities have commented on these extremely interesting rumors.

The rumor is also that if they do a monthly collaboration podcast together, this will be the logo for it:

The topics of the Monday show were… all the topics. It was every topic. Pretty sure Wang talked about Jews and women, for instance.

Paul Town streams regularly at cozy.tv/PaulTown.

Ye’s statement on Drink Champs that “Drake is the best rapper ever” has stuck with me as much as the stuff he said about Jews. It’s a hardcore thing to say that anyone is the “best ever” of anything. Drake is not the best rapper ever, and I am not sure why Ye said that. I suspect there was some purpose. Probably it has to do with “I really don’t hate all Jews – see, I’m saying this Jew rapper is the best.”

I don’t personally believe Drake writes his own raps. He has a Jew crew and they likely organize for people like The Weeknd and Future to write his raps, and even pass them through multiple rappers for review. You would think Ye would be aware of this, given that he himself has been accused of using ghostwriters (I don’t think he does – if he did the quality wouldn’t be all over the place like it is).

When I think of my own tastes, it’s hard to think of anyone I can say is the best ever at anything. I would say that I am the best internet political commentator ever, of course. But that is something that goes without saying and is widely agreed upon. No one says I’m not the best internet political commenter ever. There is really no one who even compares at all. Frankly, readers of this website are very spoiled. I have people come at me over very small things they disagree with and it’s like bro, look around – who even compares to me? Who is as incisive when it comes to Jews and women? There literally is no one. I am a one man league. That’s just simply a fact. I’m also the first of my kind. Anyone talking about Jews on the internet is doing so after me. You people have no idea what it was like in 2010. At that time, there were some pickup artist type people already moving into a manosphere mode, so I won’t say I invented misogyny, but I will absolutely say I invented modern anti-Semitism.

There is only one other person who I’m able to say is the best ever at something: Paul Town is the best streamer ever.

It’s difficult to even describe how good he is. For starters, he is an actual genius. That word gets thrown around a lot and I think people don’t really know what it means. It doesn’t just mean IQ. It can mean that, and all creative geniuses probably have a very high IQ, but genius has to be explicitly unique. If you have a certain level of intelligence, you can recognize genius almost immediately, as there is a kind of gold lining to it. Geniuses are able to see things from an angle that no one else is capable of seeing them from. Paul Town is one of the only people I can listen to and get a perspective that I feel is totally new to me.

Aside from that – and this is something different but linked to the genius ability to see things – Paul Town is the funniest person on the internet. It’s hard to even understand how he’s capable of running a bit for hours on end and still somehow keep it fresh. There is a freshness to the actual process of running a bit into the ground, because he’s able to deal with it in such a creative manner. Paul Town can deadpan all the way to the end, and I find myself in tears.

The third piece of the tri force is that he’s well read. I find new information from him every stream I listen to.

I’ve been accused of being insincere, and I think that’s necessary. However, I mean this from the bottom of my heart: Paul Town is a genius and he is the best streamer ever. It’s actually personally humiliating on some level to watch him. I will never be that funny, and I will never be able to put together the kind of observations he does in a package the way he does. I used to feel that way about Hunter S. Thompson’s writing, but I recently went back and read all the classics and I felt like I have surpassed him. Paul Town’s stream has the effect of making me want to do a better job with my work. I’ve been in a creativity slump for some months now, however, and sometimes I watch Paul Town and just feel bad.

The one potential negative I can say about his stream is that he streams a lot and some of it ends up being like filler. He does gaming and some of the content is lower effort than other content, and no one can really watch all of it. If I had the time, I would make a “Best of Paul Town” channel on BitChute to provide a place for people to get maybe ten hours a week of content from Paul Town. I am actually thinking of hiring someone to do this. (The full shows should also be uploaded uncut, because cozy.tv, where he streams, does not keep old streams up indefinitely.)

He regularly does 7-hour days, Destiny style.

Paul Town has also written three books. Embarrassingly, I have not read them.

As of right now, you can watch Paul Town on his channel on cozy.tv. You can also subscribe to the podcast feed. Paul Town is probably the one cozy streamer I would say is worth watching on video, but that is hardly practical unless you can turn it on while you’re working some low-effort job from home. It works as a podcast. Watching it live is the most fun, however. He does a lot of chat interaction, and all of his chatters are smart because only smart people can understand Paul Town. Honestly, if you don’t like Paul Town, it means you’re stupid.

Very unfortunately, I don’t even have an example to post. I wanted to post his recent commentary on Gavin McInnes’ recent commentary on Ye’s recent commentary on the Jews, but it’s already gone from the cozy archives. This is a tragedy. It was the funniest thing you’ve ever seen. I was going to steal his takes and write it as an article. I might still do that. I already hated Gavin McInnes, I’ve hated that fat try-hard unfunny faggot for years, but this video he did about Ye, calling him a dumb nigger for questioning Jews, took it to a whole new level. At this point, I hate Gavin McInnes more than anyone on the earth. I hope he gets sued. Ye should sue him for defamation. That would be a hilarious headline. Being sued would be the funniest thing McInnes ever did. What an absolute worm. Imagine defending the Jews.

Everyone should listen to Paul Town, everyone should send him money. If you are smart, you will enjoy it very much.

If you don’t know what this is about, it’s still funny.

Personally, I don’t know what it’s even about. I think it’s about the immediate need to start vlogs and live in the woods, but I sort of feel like maybe he’s making some kind of meta commentary on something.

I just want to say that Sam Hyde is the father of modern comedy.

History will remember him as such.

This is my favorite SHORT podcast. It’s like an NPR segment. Like, This American Life, only not kiked. At least not as kiked.

I think we need transcripts for it.

And there should be animation.

Topics:

• Turkish shooting
• Ariana Grande (<333)
• Praying to stop terrorism
• George Michael doom
• MASH dead guy
• Richard Spencer and Thernovich blue pills
• Hardhitting mindset advice
• Book burning
• #NotMyMindset
• Modern Warfare 2
• Saddam Death anniversary
• Thriving Iraqi democracy

And maybe some other things I missed.

Mr. Townstein has combined his channel with Mr. Beardstein. I recommend it, forcefully.

Have you all heard Paul Town’s podcast?

If not, then you are basically just wasting your life.

Especially in the cold darkness of winter time, you need the sunshine of Paul Town Hall in your life.

Since @Twitter is now in the #censorship business, I will no longer use its service for my constitutional right to free speech. #GoodbyeAll pic.twitter.com/bismJDb3wh

— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) November 18, 2016

Actor James Woods has quit Twitter following the banning of leading Republican commenter Paul Town, as well as some other people I’ve never heard of who are associated with something called “the Alt-Right,” which I understand is a sub-genre of lesbian folk music.

Woods is famous for having starred in the second best film of the only Jew who I don’t totally hate virulently: David Cronenberg’s Videodrome.

The reason I don’t hate David Cronenberg is not that his material isn’t Jewish. His material is totally Jewish. But it actually makes an attempt to reflect on the Jew soul.

Conversely, the reason I don’t hate Paul Town is that he genuinely reflects on the Republican soul.

Paul has a new twitter, @retro10s__, where he is pretending to be a black person as part of the Republican agenda to bring down Twitter. But now that will probably also get banned because it was linked on the Daily Stormer, the world’s #1 most SPLC/ADL-tracked Republican website.

Meet me @ the KFC wit the Taco Bell inside it, rob ah nikka and tell em dats on his body ?

— 01-28-98 (@retro10s__) November 19, 2016

Anyway, he’s basically screwing up the troll by retweeting other fake nigger accounts, so I’m going to be glad when he’s banned so we can tighten up this operation.

i got this shit up out the mud get off my fuckin dick

— ? (@YUNGXFLEX) November 19, 2016

Fuck what yall faggot ass niggas talking bout! I'm chase my shawty!? I be damned if I lose my shawty over her thinking idgaf in a situation

— #imForevaRobb7 (@Forevarobb7) November 15, 2016

Real good cover, Paul. Retweeting fake nigger accounts with a fake nigger account so the whole house of cards comes crashing down as soon as one is identified.

Anyway, you can check his website, paultown.com, which is a really great website.

As the national election nears, two diametrically opposed visions of the right have been warring with increasing fervor. The old, neoconservative point of view has been under attack from the younger, more energetic Alt-Right. As is to be expected, the neoconservatives are doing their best to retain control of the Republican Party. Unfortunately for them, they are going about the matter in a clumsy way, attempting to cut off the ever-growing influence of the Alt-Right. Neoconservatives like Ben Shapiro and Jonah Goldberg fundamentally misunderstand what it takes to purge people.

First, you must hold serious clout or be reasonably charismatic to correctly lead a purge. Goldberg runs National Review, a site that used to be at the forefront of mainstream conservative thought. However, after expelling any writers that dared to touch issues deemed too controversial or divisive, it quickly neutered itself. The writing there is boring and played out. How many times can the praises of free markets and endless war in the Middle East be rehashed? Apparently until whenever National Review’s kosher donors run out of money.

You must make a compelling case as to why a group must be purged. Being the sons of influential writers, both Shapiro and Goldberg mysteriously found their way into writing gigs with ease. Perhaps it is merely coincidence that Ben ended up writing at World Net Daily and later Breitbart, both establishments that his father was also working for. That Jonah’s father was Sidney Goldberg, a newspaper executive, is surely irrelevant to Jonah’s career. Is nepotism an easy way to land a job? Yes. It also tends to allow those without the proper qualifications into positions well above their pay grade. As seen with Ben and Jonah, they have certain failings that most people fix through the effort to find employment. Their main argument against the Alt-Right isn’t even an argument, but rather pointing and sputtering. The Alt-Right is a moral ill “just because.” Perhaps if they had gone through normal hiring processes, they would be a little more fluent in the language of persuasion.

If you don’t control access to the printing presses, you can’t purge effectively. Back when “ex-CIA” spook Buckley was marginalizing the Birchers (a right wing group with non-kosher views on race, among other subjects), he and his ilk had control of what the public saw. In the age of the internet, there are no gate keepers. How can you expect to no-platform wrongthink when it can go directly to its audience? You can’t, and this is obvious to anybody without mind-numbing hubris.
The group that you’re trying to purge must rely on you. In the age of crowdfunding and small content creators being able to carve out living independently of any traditional employment, the threats of “you’ll never work in this industry again” are empty and hollow. When there are no financial chains to inhibit the free expression of ideas, why would anybody care what a self-declared enemy whimpers? Conservative media has zero leverage on the structurally independent Alt-Right. Whine all they want, Goldberg and Shapiro have all the clout of a homeless man on the street corner instructing passersby on how to properly live.

You need the backing of the public to successfully lead a purge. The Alt-Right is made up of young adults under thirty. National Review’s audience consists of old men in their sixties. One group is lively and growing, while the other is literally dying. These last gasps of (neo) Conservatism Inc. are refreshing, in a way. With every wheeze and cough, the phoenix of a legitimate right wing is a little closer to being birthed. Nationalism is wafting through the air. The limping corpse of subversion ala Goldberg and Shapiro is in the eleventh hour. Soon all traces of their treachery will be gone, like ashes in the wind.