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A Good Friday to Die

Age of Treason kisses Lawrence Auster goodbye.

The “movement” around Auster will dissolve without its Energizer Bunny guru. True to his jewish heritage, Auster was a totalitarian bolshevist control freak. This was evident in the meticulous editing and pasting required to fit each individual comment from private email into the public, micromanaged “debate” on his blog. It was also evident in the way he would regularly inform other bloggers which commenters or topics were anathema.

The essence of Auster’s project, his “View from the Right”, was to inform others how to see the world, the “right” way to think about it. His two most frequent themes were “anti-semitism” and “liberalism” – with the underlying connection between these, and most of his other topics, being his and his sycophants’ overriding concern for the best interests of the jews.

Today the White race lost a self-professed jewish fifth columnist. Hallelujah!

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A racist, nasty-tongued creep

It’s me!

And speaking of Christian conduct, if you despise Life in Long Legs, I’d think you’d be doubly disgusted with a racist, nasty-tongued creep like [Eumaios] himself who insults his wife (“she’s gotten a little sense”) and her family, as well as a repentant woman with a terrible past.

I will neither confirm nor deny that I found this heartfelt encomium by means of a vanity search. I won’t link to it either, because you can easily find it if you care. Thank you, Will S., for your words in my favor on the thread. I have no doubt that you understand I’m only a distributional-racist. Some of my best friends fall on the right edge of distributions.

My absolute favorite part about the above quote is that the writer in question has professed (and demonstrated) the inability to remember how spell “Eumaios”, yet she feels peppy enough to lecture Will about koine Greek.

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Unidentified policeperson shoots firechiefperson

Jericho, Arkansas has 174 residents. At this level of precision, I am inclined to trust that there are exactly 174 persons living in Jericho. City-Data.com informs us that there are 7.482 white persons residing in Jericho, Arkansas, along with  4.698 Mexicans (euphemized by City-Data as “Hispanic”).  You can guess the race of the other 161.82 persons.  One hundred of these persons are female, seventy-four male, but let’s leave those fish in the barrel for now.

On August 27th, Anno Domini 2009, a police officer of the city of Jericho, Arkansas shot the fire chief of the city of Jericho, Arkansas in the back, in a court room, during a “scuffle” over a traffic ticket.  The judge presiding, one Tonya Alexander, has since resigned.  To her credit, before resigning she “voided all the tickets written by the department both inside the city and others written outside of its jurisdiction”.

As is the noble custom of our moribund press, they have protected the race of each player in this drama by the simple expedient of entirely failing to mention it. Race is as boring as it is irrelevant.  Though I cannot find any report that baldly states the fire chief was white, and the person who shot him was black, I suspect it. Oh, how I suspect it.  Listen:

Thomas Martin, the county investigator, “declined to name the officer who shot Payne. It’s unclear if the officer has been disciplined.”

“Mayor Helen Adams declined to speak about the shooting when approached outside her home, saying she had just returned from a doctor’s appointment and couldn’t talk.”

Prosecutor Lindsey Fairley ”said he didn’t remember the name of the officer who fired the shot…. He didn’t plan to file any felony charges against the officer … [but the fire chief] could face a misdemeanor charge stemming from the scuffle.”

Policedom is rife with corruption; we know this a priori and post facto and without rancor.  It is a reasonable assumption that the police force in Jericho is entirely composed of black men.  Fire departments are, it seems to me, less susceptible to corruption, Ricci notwithstanding.  The name “Don Payne” is racially ambiguous.  The names “Tonya Alexander” and “Helen Adams” aren’t.  Given the present outcome – man in hospital; judge resigned; shooter uncharged and unnamed – what better explanation than that the victim was white and the aggressor was black?

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