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“For that is the Rhyme of the History of the New World. The lands and resources are coveted, but the people are despised.” What I said, didn’t mention Red or Blue.
Your points don’t seem to intersect with mine, other than identifying west of the two rivers I mentioned. If you thought I was saying it’s all Red, No. I’m saying ceteris paribus it’s all Dead.

Sioux Falls SD – Well they’re still toast if their west of Hudson/Potomac line. The ACELA corridor. That is where Power is, they certainly know this. It’s not in Sioux Falls, SD or where I grew up.

Unless their fortunes are somehow discrete of those and that around them. Perhaps South Dakota isn’t on the chapter 7 liquidation list. Rather nice natural resources there though I’m told.

Red and Blue, Democratic/GOP [no difference in policy], terms like socialism are 20th century and obsolete.

Our politics is returning to the ancient ways of Oligarchy, money, power, and no rules for the elites that have title [but perhaps not a firm grasp] of it. We elect 0.002% of our government, and their the weakest part of it in many ways. We are $1000 Trillion leveraged.

“For that is the Rhyme of the History of the New World. The lands and resources are coveted, but the people are despised.” That means ceteris paribus you too. I’m saying History is repeating itself, same crime, same motive [you’re standing on it], same perps [Finance, Washington, new york, London even] ….just different victims.

Coffee and enjoyable company are irrelevant. The Incas made good coffee too, Sir. Good luck.

PS – you may have no interest in hunting, but hunting is interested in you.

Because you see we’re the Indians now.

So we can infer that chance occurrences are not merely chance… this kind of insight should make us careful not to too hastily discount whatever (and whoever) the hands of fate offer to us…

It’s actually great reading, and he’s an awesome writer.

I’ll have no more of this Alexander-bashing.

Aye.

I’m solidly blue-grey tribe. My family? Democrats, all of them. I’m in professional employment. I’m in an interracial marriage (White-Asian). I listen to classical music, hang out in hipster bars, play board games and Magic: The Gathering, do tai chi and yoga, occasionally go vegetarian, drive a Japanese sportscar, read philosophy, science-fiction and classic literature, have an apartment in a big Asian city that I visit occasionally, enjoy the company of gay men, and can hardly go a day without a visit to a coffeehouse.

I’m also a Republican whose politics put him to the right of William the Conquerer at times. Which makes me a “Metrocon”, in John Derbyshire’s parliance.

Where do you think I live? Where do you think I’m from? San Francisco? New York? Seattle? DC? Boston?

Try Sioux Falls, SD. Born and raised. I’ve lived elsewhere, but that’s where I live now, and have lived for more than two thirds of my life.

I have no interest in sports. Or hunting. Or fishing. I’m an agnostic; I attend no church. I have no interest in NASCAR, wrestling, or Country Music. I have next to no “Republican” friends, or anything in common with them, other than the way I vote.

There are strong “blue tribe” enclaves everywhere, and it’s possible to be completely “blue” while living in the reddest of states.

For instance, there is a whole swath of creationists that have absorbed and reconfigured evolutionary science. Are these people ‘not creationists’? He may be, being basically non-religious, confused as to what constitutes ‘a belief in creation’ (some people I know thought that Young Earth Creationism was the only option other than what they believed) and this belief itself is used by the upper echelon ‘red tribers’ such as myself to perpetuate our camoflauge.

But if you came down to it and asked me, “did God create the heavens and the earth and all of the laws that govern it?” I would say, “of course. Absolutely. As it says “In The Beginning””

We of course also read every thing we can on the confusion of non-creationists and make note of opportunities for honest deception. That is how war works.

I wouldn’t say that the “red pill eludes him”, either. If you follow his writing, you’ll notice that he appears to be “getting it” — slowly and partially, perhaps, but he’s not totally and utterly unsympathetic. Most importantly, he acknowledges that something like Gnon exists; he realizes that there is something lurking behind this world which twists fate and has shaped history. This grim view of existence is very far from commonplace.

And we’ve just noticed they are a strange people to us.

A girl with a good head on her shoulders remarked to me at a wedding 10 years ago “Who are these people?” meaning Americans. She worked in the NYC DA office. Very hot BTW.

But west of the Hudson/Potomac line is a strange nation to our rulers. And those are the nice ones who don’t know what they want besides a decent affluent niche in the elites.

The ones who do know what they want see plunder, and Aborigines standing in their way.

For that is the Rhyme of the History of the New World. The lands and resources are coveted, but the people are despised.