I agree with The Saker that the Empire is finished. Even if Trump wins and manages to be inaugurated, what can he do? He faces the same powerful forces that stymied his first term. If the crook Biden and the anti-white racist Kamala win, The Camp of the Saints will continue to unfold in the US as the majority white population is demonized, its memorials and history erased, and its power exterminated.PCR straight on with this one.
No white American will fight for a government that has demonized him, torn down his statues, and erased his people’s history. An army of feminists, transgendered, Hispanic immigrants, disaffected blacks, and displaced Muslims will not fare well against Russian, Chinese, and Iranian forces. Such a collection is not imbued with pride of country, a requirement for a fighting force.
More than the empire is dead. The country itself is dead.
The truth is, the ideal size for an organization is 8 people. Anyone who has interacted with Silicon Valley or Wall Street may think this is puzzling. But it is true. Sure you can have more or less, but that is a great number for an organization. Keep your organization very focused. Find what you are best at and focus and innovate on that. Everything else should be outsourced. Stay away from politics and bureaucracy. Catch them early and destroy them. To an organization, bureaucracy is a virus and politics is an auto-immune disease. If you or one of your associates is interested in policy that's great. Do it on your own time. Do not get the organization involved.Also cool to see he understands the disease underlying this:
In Peter Drucker’s last book, written in 1994, “The Post-Capitalist Society”, he predicts that pension funds will overtake the economy, taking capital out of the hands of capitalists. Excessive government regulation, both federal and local, would strangle free enterprise, and the future lay in “decentralization”. This was remarkably prescient for the time.
...not enough people are thinking about this incredible, broad, middle-class prosperity engine that once existed. I just find it a little disturbing how much American policymakers focus on this question of how much do we distribute to the losers and not enough on how do we build an economy where there aren’t so many losers in the first place.That would get in the way of them screaming vae victis and dunking on all of us peasants
To people who are just working at Subway, it’s like, “Okay, the Left is telling me I got to go get more education and move. And the Right’s telling me I got to basically start my own chain of Subways. I just want a decent income to raise a family.” I don’t think anybody’s addressing that middle approach.In the globalized world, everyone's standards have become unrealistic. Social media has turned the apex fallacy into a psychosis.
So long as the Left appears more interested in finding new enemies than in seeking new friends, it will fail to advance its many important priorities.That pretty much sums up all politics; it's just social media grifting and roasting each other for engagement.
