Well, that was fun. Glenn Youngkin beat Terry McAuliffe in Virginia, and various other Democrats around the country, and Democrat propositions, were defeated. It was nice to see all those folks on the other side wailing and gnashing their teeth, and blaming the whole thing on ‘racism’ (which is pretty funny, given, say, the victory by Winsome Sears for Lt. Governor in Virginia — but then of course when all you have is a hammer, everything becomes a nail).
Enjoy the moment. Have a tasty quaff of lefty tears! But don’t for a moment think, as I see a lot of people suggesting, that the Tide Has Turned, and we’ll soon have America back. These little victories were a pin-prick, a flea-bite, to the foe we stand against. The decades of systemic damage to the nation we used to be, and the consolidation of immense power in every corner of society by those who have very nearly vanquished and subjugated us (and who have infected recent generations with their enfeebling mind-viruses) will not be easily undone. This enemy is far more like kudzu than Goliath, and all we’ve done so far is cut back a little brush here and there. And let’s not kid ourselves: as nice as it was to see that scoundrel McAuliffe take a beating (especially after that disgusting tiki-torch prank), aging Clintonista bag-men like him are hardly the modern face of the Party, and would soon be devoured anyway.
Yes, we won a battle yesterday, and it feels good. (I wouldn’t win any friends, I’m sure, by saying it might have been better if we’d lost, just to build the fury on our side a little longer, though it has certainly crossed my mind.) But don’t kid yourself: a battle is one thing, but the war we are in is quite another, and when it comes to the great cycles of civilizations, the lessons of history here are not encouraging. I’m not blackpilling here, mind you: traditionally minded Americans are made of sturdy timber, and one should never bet against them. But it’s going to be a long, hard slog against an implacable, ruthless, Hydra-headed enemy, and we can’t let up for a minute.
So: seize this momentum wherever you can. Organize. Prepare. But don’t imagine for a minute that this enemy might now be broken, or soon will be.
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People who voted these Dems out have got to be taught that this is not a ‘won and done’ event. ‘Trust but verify’ was the phrase of the latter days against the USSR and it worked. No such luck with these ‘Democrats’. Never trust and always verify should be the mantra going forward.
The real problem is that wokeness stems from the university system/academia, and has captured most of our major institutions, including the military.
While elected officials can have a direct impact on government agencies, our cultural institutions are controlled by leftists who despise the U.S., and intend to do everything in their considerable power to undermine it.
Electing Republicans is a nice show of force, but most of those individuals are already bought and sold, and work directly for the donor class, so their commitment to upholding western civilization is flimsy, at best.
We’re in a war, a real sociocultural, and even, at times, physical, war. We will not be voting our way out of this.
Let’s understand the economy of Northern Virginia is government.
That they want to live conservatively is nothing new, it is the peasants who must suffer Democratic Progressive Rule. Our elites usually live in Republican Towns and govern as Democrats. Macauliffe forgot this rule and decided their precious white elite children should be schooled and governed as the peasants are schooled and governed.
NYC has just elected a Black Law and Order Mayor. Of course they have elected a Law and order type.
The Democrats will always lose races where they make the mistake of trying to govern the elites and their strivers as if they were peasants, this means nothing to the rest of us.
I don’t care that the AWFLS in Northern VA elected Mitt Romney, it makes no difference to me, then again my most numerous neighbours have 4 legs.