Ye's Probably Not Going to Be President But We Should Support Him Anyways

It’s time to talk about the elephant in the room. How could I not write an essay about Ye when he is all everyone seems to be talking about in the US?

Ye the Artist

You know, it’s really remarkable just how many truth-tellers and populists all happen to come from the art world. Every single prominent right-winger of the last two centuries that I can think of was an artist of some kind from Japan to Germany to Russia to France, the UK, America and even South America.

Populist heroes rarely ever come out of professional politics. I’d even venture to say that this artist phenomenon verges on having a sort of perennial, that is, eternally recurring quality. Genuine men of the people are all basically prophet-populist-artists. It’s harder to think of exceptions to this rule than to list all the examples that prove my point. And if we take all that into account, then Ye falls right into the old archetypical mold. Funny enough, Ye has even admitted to having a touch of the ‘tism which he says he considers his superpower.

If that’s not a dog-whistle, I don’t know what is.

This too makes perfect sense. Neurotypicals are too easily manipulated by social pressure, leaving the role of occasionally stating the awkward and hated truth to autistics who seem to not feel social pressure as keenly. So, nothing about Ye’s becoming a populist dissident figure is really all that atypical, really, at least when compared to the kinds of people who came before him.

I suppose the fact that he’s black is what really changes the usual equation. I went ahead and convened a council with my fellow high-IQ autistics and it turns out that we were all in agreement on this one point: Ye is probably comfortably in the top 1000 ranking of the smartest black men in America. In fact, I’d personally clock him in at a bit above 130. As the racists who read my blog probably know, that is very very rare to find in the black population, where the median IQ is closer to 85, which goes a long way in explaining their rabid proclivity for crime and asocial behavior.

I mean, just look at Ye’s head:

That’s a pretty well-developed pre-frontal cortex right there. Most blacks don’t have any brain matter in that part of their heads (sloped brows) which is coincidentally the part of the brain that deals with logic, sound decision-making and higher-thinking in general.

Point being: Ye is quite the outlier among his own kind and truly one of the best among them.

Now, I know what you’re thinking: Ye doesn’t really come off as being as intelligent or articulate as many other public political figures. But, again, Ye is playing with a serious genetic handicap and therefore in many ways really is deserving of the large ego that he is so famous for. After all, Ye is (or was) the richest black man in America’s history. He is famous all over the world for his music and for his fashion and his various hijinks and shenanigans. Frankly, in a normal world, he would simply be anointed the King of the Blacks because of his accomplishments and no one of any race (save one troublesome group) would have any problem with this arrangement.

Ye and the Ethnic Neocons

Now, everything that Ye has said about the ethnic neocons is 100% true and there is so much more that can and should be said about them. Actually, all that Ye has said so far is really just the tip of the iceberg and red pill veterans recognize the stage that Ye is at as being only the beginning of the discovery process. So far, for those keeping track at home, Ye has stated, accurately, that the ethnic neocons control the banks and the media and that they hate Christians. While all of this is true, and proven by their subsequent coordinated campaign against him, this isn’t even 10% of what can be said when it comes to this issue of all issues. Ye also disputed the hallowed 6 million number, which anyone with a brain and a working internet connection can investigate for themselves to confirm that he’s telling the truth on this count as well.

And, of course, he then said that he liked Hitler and that the ethnic neocons had no right to tell him who he is supposed to hate and who he is supposed to love.

I suppose we ought to talk about the Hitler thing next, because that is really the mental sticking point for so many people and what people are going to hone in on because our entire society is built around a burning fixation on Hitler and the Nazis.

Ye and Hitler

The indisputable fact of the matter is that we have been taught to equate Hitler with the definition of absolute evil. We are shown his picture and expected to froth at the mouth and shed hot, angry tears. The minutes of hate ritual against Emmanuel Goldstein (aka Trotsky) that the characters in 1984 had to participate in pales in comparison to what is expected of us vis-a-vis Hitler. Even if you don’t like Hitler, you ought to consider for yourself whether ritualized Hitler-hating on a mass-scale 80 years on from WWII is at all normal or even healthy for us. I mean, not even Satan gets as much hate as Hitler. No seriously, occultists who engage in satanic rituals are OK with openly showing their faces in society, in government and in the entertainment media - no one so much as bats an eye! The reason? Well, there’s a bigger, badder Satan in town and his name is Hitler.

In the Slavlands, the Commies also began to start promoting a cult of WWIIism around the 70s as well. Before that though, they seemed to be rather embarrassed by the whole affair and people didn’t talk about it that much, least of all the actual veterans, who largely kept mum on the subject. My great-grandfather was a Red Army cossack by the way. The cossacks, as you may know, were destroyed by the Bolsheviks because they were seen as the strongest, most militarized and most reactionary caste in Russian society. No one fought as hard against the ethnic neocon takeover as the cossacks which is why in Russia, to this day, many sovoks hate them and portray them as enemies of the USSR. Despite their hatred for the cossacks, the Reds were forced to use them against the Germans, promising an end to their persecution if they stayed loyal. They lied. But many, like my great-grandfather, did fight against Germany. Others joined the Germans. I’m not going to make any moral judgements here, but sometimes I do wonder what could have been had … you know what, it’s too dangerous to even allow myself to think like that, let alone commit anything to paper.

The point is that all of our society is fixated on Hitler. All arguments basically boil down to figuring out who is more similar to Hitler in their positions, their disposition or anything at all, really and as soon as that is determined, that person loses the debate. The Liberals call the Conservatives Nazis and the Conservatives call the Liberals Nazis in turn. In the Slavlands, it is largely the same.

И ты фашист, и ты фашист, и ты фашист!

Q: Do you know what Russia’s Liberals accuse Putin of being?

A: A Fascist.

Q: Do you know what Kiev’s government and Ukrainian true-believers accuse Moscow and all Russians of being?

A: Fascists.

Q: Do you know what Russia in turn accuses Ukraine and Europe of being?

A: Fascist.

Q: … and the UK and the US?

A: Anglo-Fascists.

Everyone in the post-White world is in agreement about one thing: Hitler and Nazism is the ultimate evil. Again, from there, it is about determining who is the most like Hitler and the Nazis to determine who is the most evil. That is the moral benchmark, the only universally accepted heuristic applied to political discourse in all of our societies.

And it’s totally obscene, frankly.

In America, the conservatives say that Hitler funded public works and that this was a socialist scheme, therefore the Democrats who want to spend more taxpayer money on social handouts to exclusively non-Whites are therefore the Nazis.

Greta Thunberg once wore her blond hair in pigtails and that prompted that foul hob-goblin known as Dinesh D’Souza (a leading voice in the GOP!) to denounce her as a Nazi.

The Nazis were concerned with the welfare of the German people, which is a “collectivist” idea, so Libertarian morons then turn around and say that anyone who understands the concept of group identity at all is actually both a Communist and a Nazi as well. Noticing that certain groups of people have traits in common is a cardinal sin in their retarded secular voodoo religion.

Bald-headed, beanie-wearing dolts like Tim Pool, for example.

And the conservatives, in turn, occasionally make a couple of weak bleats about defending the border or the Christian faith, which gets them labeled as Nazis by the Left, of course.

And that’s where we’re at with our political discourse. Everywhere. All the time. On every single issue. It never changes. Ever.

Thankfully, Ye has decided to go to war with that paradigm.

But this isn’t about whether you think Hitler is good or bad, really.

Let me say this again: IT DOESN’T MATTER WHAT YOU THINK ABOUT HITLER, AT ALL.

No sane person should orient their entire moral compass, their political positions and their entire view of the world in its entirety around Hitler and what he may (or may not have) done.

First of all, this kind of emotion-based thinking is totally puerile and hysterically vaginal to an extreme degree. Hitler was a man and all men have good and bad qualities to them. Yes, even scumbags like Joe Brandon do as well. I mean, say what you will about Joe, but at the very least, he seems genuinely torn up about his dead son, Beau. That doesn’t excuse him for his money-laundering operations in Ukraine, his suspected pedophelia and going along with the woke agenda, but it doesn’t meant that Joe isn’t a person either. While Joe Brandon belongs in prison, at the very least, it would be stupid for people like me, who do despise Joe Brandon, to go the next step and make him into the Prince of Darkness in our own theology and obsessively build entire ethical, philosophical and political platforms around rabidly hating him and then literally doing the complete opposite of what Joe Brandon ever, even once, has done at some point in his life or political career.

Case in point: I support Biden’s anti-bussing stance and his policies to put super-criminals into jail from the 90s. And frankly, I would vote for the Joe Biden from the 90s if he ran against the Joe Brandon that we have in office now. What I’m saying here is that just because I don’t like Joe Brandon doesn’t mean that I think he’s a Nazi. Now, I could sink to the level of D’Souza and call him a Nazi to trigger a pavlonian response from brainwashed Boomers and thereby generate some more paid subscriptions that way …

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But I believe that Ye is right when he says that we need to stop obsessing so much about Hitler. And that starts with all of us. We all have to move on and start living in the 21st century, which has its own host of problem of which Hitler is very near the absolute bottom of the list. Hitler sure as hell isn’t going to be the one to eventually censor me and shut my blog down, let me tell you. And I, sure as Hitler, won’t contribute to the problem by sinking to the lowest common denominator of political polemics.

Ye and Satan

Ye goes on to say that we ought to hate Satan instead. Now, that makes a lot of sense to me and to anyone who stops and thinks about it for just a second. We really should spare our hate for the actual metaphysical incarnation of pure evil instead of handing the crown of evil to some guy with a funny mustache who fought and lost a war. Do we accord the title of Prince of Darkness to Napoleon? To Ghenghis Khan? Osama Bin Laden came close, but look at him now - totally forgotten and never mentioned. Wouldn’t it be weird if 20 years from now we remembered him and started aligning our entire society to be as anti-Osama as possible and had the various political parties take to the stage to accuse their opponents of literally being Osama?

It sounds absurd, but that’s what exactly what we do with the ghost of Hitler. And if Osama and Hitler have one thing in common, it is that they are largely innocent of the principle crime that they are accused of doing and were both framed by the same tribe of actual perpetrators.

The apple of God’s eye.

Does this mean that I am pro-Osama or pro-Hitler? No, of course not. As a Russian, I know that both Osama and Hitler did a lot of harm to my people. But that’s literally all the significance that I accord these personalities. Hitler was just another general from the West who came in and tried to conquer Russia and failed. And Osama was just another Islamic insurgent that worked with the West to resist Russia’s expansion into Central Asia.

I do not set up hate shrines to either of them in my room. I do not base my entire morality around them. I do not accuse my political opponents of being Osamas or Hitlers or part of Al-Qaeda or the SS. Nor do I go to the opposite extreme and glorify these personalities and encourage people to go out with swastikas in the streets to trigger the old-timers and the Liberals or to put on turbans and convert to Islam because I believe that Osama did nothing wrong.

I step over all of this and I encourage you all to do the same. Learn from history, understand it, but don’t be a slave to it in one way or another by either fighting the ghosts of the past or by trying to resurrect them. It’s time to move on.

DO YOU HEAR ME??? IT IS TIME TO GROW UP AND MOVE ON!!!

Ye and the Controlled Opposition

Now, Ye’s Hitler comments sparked another wave of denunciations from the controlled opposition crowd on the right. In particular, the dick-pill pushing blowhard Alex Jones went onto Steven Crowder’s show and ritually debased himself by talking about how much he loved the group of individuals who were hounding Ye and beat his fat chest about how much he hated Hitler the mostest and said that all of his enemies don’t hate Hitler as much as he does.

Alex then accused Ye and Nick Fuentes of being homosexuals for not ritually denouncing Hitler as hard as they were supposed to.

Jason Campbell @JasonSCampbell

Alex Jones: "It's like some homoerotic, you know, thing over Hitler. That is, kinda, what's going on. There's this Hitler fetish. And no, I'm not into dudes in fancy, you know, peacock military uniforms"

Ok, Jones, since you want to start playing the Freudian game, then allow me to respond in kind.

All fat people have anger issues that they repress. They’re angry at someone and because they’re cowards who never confronted their enemies, they repress the rage by stuffing their fat faces full of junk until they look as bloated as Alex does or worse. Fat people are filled with hate - that part is not debatable. The only mystery is figuring out who, exactly, they hate. With Jones, I’d say it’s his ethnic neocon wife who first ritually denounced him and then tried to divorce-rape him. Clearly, Alex, who had been living in the bowels of hell for years in the grip of his yenta wife turned to food to cope. After his divorce, he actually managed to reverse his rapid transformation into a man-blimp and only looks like a man-hippo at the time of this writing.

Jones’ display of treachery is really a symptom of the main problem that Ye faces going forward.

The reason why Ye won’t be president is first and foremost, because the system is rigged and no one that the riggers don’t like will ever step foot in the oval office again. The second reason is that Ye is nothing like Trump.

For all his faults, Trump was an excellent populist because he told the people what they wanted to hear and left it at that. Trump never tried to change the people’s views on anything, instead he met them where they were and simply gave them what they wanted. It was the media and the political class who were both disconnected from a large chunk of Americans that didn’t think that Trump could win or, more importantly, that so many people would vote for him because he represented what they believed.

Ye, however, is trying to get the people themselves to change their views on a whole host of issues. He isn’t going to the people and marketing himself as the man who will simply effect their agenda. No, Ye believes that he is a genius and a prophet and as such he has his own agenda that he’s trying to convince the people to hear him out on and then to give him their support. Sure, the disconnect between the Liberal media and the political class and the people still exists and has, in fact, only widened since the events of 2015-16. But, the average conservative American isn’t willing to step out of the Hitler paradigm or question the ethnic neocons’ agenda or even to dump Trump and DeSantis. A winning populist platform would be basically Trump’s 2016 platform with a few degrees of wiggle room to the right because of how hard the Liberals have pushed their subversion agenda in recent years.

But, despite the BLM riots and the anti-White policies and rhetoric of the White House, most Americans fear being called racist and won’t say “White Lives Matter” let alone support an unabashed White Nationalist platform.

Despite the trannies openly diddling children now, most Americans are still afraid of calling out the entirety of the gay agenda for what it is: an organized child molestation ring.

Even though most Americans know that the media is lying to them, they still believe the media is telling the truth and that America has to spreads Liberal Democracy to Russia (and to China and Iran).

And on it goes.

So, the main point here is that Ye is fighting both the system and fighting the dominant belief matrix of the majority of Americans as well. As a result, not one right-of-center pundit or cultural figure has come out in support of Ye. As of now, all he has is the support of the same group of people who made memes about Trump in 2015-16 and a new cohort of Zoomers that have since swelled their ranks. Also, Ye has a lot of blacks nodding along to what he’s saying. But I get the feeling that they’d go on to vote Democrat regardless.

Ye and the Christian Theocracy

Now, I’m not a Nicene Christian myself, and I have very little nice things to say about the national founding charter of the ethnic neocons, the Old Testament. I also cringe very hard when I hear Ye praying to Yahweh and to Yeshua (he often calls Jesus Yeshua, his Hebrew name).

But that is neither here nor there. Most conservative Americans are Christians, and more specifically, they are Israel-worshipping Evangelicals. Point being: Ye is going to have his work cut out for him to undo a century of programming in which these people were told that the ethnic neocons were God’s Chosen and that it was their duty as Christians to do their bidding. Furthermore, Ye believes that the neocons in the Bible were actually Africans. Me, I think that’s hilarious, and I say “let the blacks have that book,” but all branches and denominations of Nicene Christianity are unanimous in declaring that the same neocons who run our countries now are the neocons depicted in the Bible and that they eventually rejected their own messiah, which is really the only theological point of contention between all Nicene Christians and them.

So, how many preachers and clergymen do you think Ye and Nick are going to get to come out in support of them now that he’s pushing heresy on top of promoting politically incorrect truths about our ruling class? I can think of maybe one or two large personalities that might endorse them off the top of my head. And without a significant part of the religious leadership coming out in defense of Ye and Nick, there is little chance of them stealing their captive flocks away. Worse, I wager that a significant part of the religious community’s leaders are busy doing damage control right now lest their sheep stray away right before their next scheduled sheering in 2024.

A good bell-weather to pay attention to is probably Marjorie Taylor Green and her reaction to Ye’s recent statements. Marjorie is probably the only MAGA Republican in Congress and she seems to largely be what she represents herself as: a rich, but typical dumb Evangelical who liked what Trump had to say in 2016 and occasionally repeats the concerns of her constituents as she’s supposed to. Naturally, Green denounced Ye and Nick, despite having once appeared with Nick on stage at his AFPAC conference.

The Ye campaign’s list of allies grows thin indeed.

Furthermore, campaigns are a costly thing. There’s very little chance that America’s oligarchs will sign on to Ye’s Christian Theocracy platform. Trump at least was a fellow businessman with his own wealth and longstanding friends and ties in the business community. Ye will have to fundraise among hip-hop singers, fashion models and his fans, while Nick will have to lean on the Zoomer streaming community. Somehow, I don’t think that this will be enough. Furthermore, neither Ye nor Nick are political apparatchiks who can run polling data, A/B test messaging, bribe union bosses and gather teams of people to monitor polling stations. These specialists are mostly owned by the two political parties and wouldn’t work for Ye because they would never be hired again. Maybe they can get an old-timer to come out of retirement or something, at best.

My point here is that there are a lot of factors that seem to indicate that Ye doesn’t have much of a shot at running a successful campaign. But you guys probably knew that already. So let me say this as well. Ye does, however, have a chance of upsetting the established political and cultural paradigm and in many ways, he has already accomplished this. People really are starting to ask questions about who runs the media and the banks and so on. They’re letting themselves think a bit about the real issues that matter because Ye’s crusade is normalizing discussion of many taboo topics. While the majority of the peasants won’t ever feel comfortable going as far as Ye has with his statements, at the very least they’ll actually start having the conversation or tolerating those who do whereas before, they would simply shut down and shout Nazi! at anyone trying to bring these topics up.

I’d like to finish off by stating emphatically that Ye is a brave man and that I believe that he will go down in history one way or another.

We should all lend him our support.