Monday, March 21, 2016
I don't recall Charles Murray discussing globalization in Coming Apart...,
By CNu at March 21, 2016 0 comments
Labels: 2parties1ideology , governance , Peak Capitalism , scott free , unintended consequences
Sunday, March 20, 2016
a Trump victory will not dislodge neocons...,
By CNu at March 20, 2016 0 comments
Labels: Deep State , necropolitics , scott free
Trump almost certain to win GOP nomination prior to the convention
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By CNu at March 20, 2016 0 comments
Labels: scott free , What Now?
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
blaming Trump for violence highlights establishment media's shameless double standard
By CNu at March 15, 2016 0 comments
Labels: presstitution , professional and managerial frauds , propaganda , scott free
Monday, March 14, 2016
the hon.bro.preznit publicly roasted mr. miracle into political existence...,
By CNu at March 14, 2016 0 comments
Labels: doesn't end well , Obamamandian Imperative , scott free
Saturday, March 12, 2016
why has Trump had so much success?
By CNu at March 12, 2016 0 comments
Labels: American Original , scott free
the other reason the establishment hysterically hates on Trump
By CNu at March 12, 2016 0 comments
Labels: People Centric Leadership , scott free , The Hardline , truth
Wednesday, March 09, 2016
the real reason the establishment and all its minions are hysterical about Trump...,
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By CNu at March 09, 2016 0 comments
Labels: 2parties1ideology , scott free , The Hardline , truth
Tuesday, March 08, 2016
Charles Evers endorses Trump
By CNu at March 08, 2016 0 comments
Labels: A Kneegrow Said It , scott free , The Hardline , truth
Tuesday, February 02, 2016
only Mr. Miracle has a proven track record of employing tens of thousands of stakeholders
- It’s hard to think about changing everything.
- It’s easier to think about one thing to eliminate.
- People often have a really good idea about what that one thing is in an organization. Often it’s the elephant in the room that people can’t talk about publicly for fear of retribution. Sometimes, it’s a person.
By CNu at February 02, 2016 1 comments
Labels: fixyt , Peak Capitalism , scott free , What Now?
Thursday, January 28, 2016
a hole in my bucket and firing line in the coming civil war...,
By CNu at January 28, 2016 0 comments
Labels: civil war , Collapse Casualties , scott free , What Now?
Saturday, January 09, 2016
Granny Goodness knocked her own deluded and silly self out on Mr. Miracle's casually extended fist...,
By CNu at January 09, 2016 0 comments
Labels: Granny Goodness , scott free , The Hardline , truth
Thursday, January 07, 2016
status quo lapdogs impotent struggles to explain trumpism
Those roots remain resilient in the punditocracy and political community. They were and are wrong. Both Trump and a broader phenomenon—call it Trumpism—are stronger and deeper than most veteran political analysts realized or were willing to acknowledge. They are neither immediate nor transitory phenomena. The disdain for the status quo, for authority figures of both parties and other institutions, and the anger at inexorable changes in society, are real, enduring, and especially deep on the Republican side. Ideology forms a significant part of that anger, but it transcends much of the predictable divide between liberals conservatives. And even if neither Trump nor Cruz—who also channels much of the Trumpist message and approach—win a presidential nomination, it will persist, and contend for primacy in the GOP, well beyond 2016.
For the past several months, every poll has shown outsider candidates, either those vigorously attacking their own leaders and other societal elites or those having no experience at all in politics or governance, garnering over 60 percent support from Republican voters. The main insider, establishment figures hover at around 20 percent support. And of course, the most outsider, populist, and bombastic among them, Donald Trump, has led the field in the vast majority of national polls—and in most state polls, as well.
At the same time, Freedom Caucus members, the most conservative in Congress, were attacked from the right for supporting Paul Ryan as speaker—a man who is by far the most conservative speaker of the House in history. And probably the second most conservative speaker, John Boehner, was hounded from office for not being radical and tough enough.
But who is responsible for the rise of Trumpism? What caused the crippling migraine headaches now afflicting the toughly pragmatic conservative-establishment wing of the GOP? Here are the people and institutions who played a role—however deliberate, unwitting, or inadvertent—in laying the groundwork for Trumpism to flourish in America:
By CNu at January 07, 2016 0 comments
Labels: elite , establishment , institutional deconstruction , scott free
Friday, December 18, 2015
valodya and scot free have a lot in common..,
Putin -- a natural if brawny showman who has posed fishing shirtless, shooting shirtless and horseback riding shirtless -- also said of Trump: "He's a very lively man, talented without doubt."
Thus did the man who embodies the parody of homoeroticism from the 1970s endorse one who embodies the parody of a blow-hard executive from the 1980s. But while Moscow has long been interested in American politics, what inspired the man who has essentially run Russia since 2000 to take the unusual step of commenting on the election process of an adversary?
Two things: empathy and desire.
Whether he knows it or not, Putin practices a key tenet of statecraft identified by Mel Brooks. His darkly comical musical "The Producers" features the number "Heil Myself!" (also known as "Springtime for Hitler"), in which a campy rendition of the German dictator sings, "It ain't no mystery, if it's politics or history, the thing you gotta know is, everything is showbiz."
The line could be the leitmotif of the reality show that is Trump's campaign.
The Donald's approach to politics likely reminds Putin of himself and he empathizes. Not only do the two men share a love for spectacle and an appreciation of its ability to move low-information voters, but Putin also sees Trump's self-reference as something Moscow can exploit.
By CNu at December 18, 2015 0 comments
Labels: global system of 1% supremacy , objective strength , scott free , What IT DO Shawty...
Thursday, December 17, 2015
mr. miracle vs. the cephalopod molluscan establishment
The economic contraction is very far from over. Prospects for the white, poorly educated worker in the US are bleak at best. "Beneath the latest report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, we can see further contraction just around that signpost up ahead. Over the next decade, the service sector will provide 95% of all the new jobs. Manufacturing, which shed more than two million jobs between 2004 and 2014, will shrink by an additional 800,000, to only 7% of the workforce. Of the 15 occupations with the most projected job growth, only four ask for a bachelor’s degree; eight require no formal education credentials; nine offer median annual wages under $30,000.
Trump is the only candidate that has spoken consistently about jobs. While he has yet to spell out how he'll accomplish creating some, people are hanging on his words of promise. Because he's not beholden to elite corporate donors, from either the vampire squid parasite camp, or, the kochtopus extractive wealth camp - the poor, white, and pissed sense that he might at least try to keep his word.
What's most fascinating about Trump to me is, how he's attracting malcontents of all economic backgrounds, and, his rhetorical and strategic emphasis on maintaining good relations with working and working class black folks. Trump is in fact "the least racist candidate" we're ever likely to see, nothwithstanding his red meat overtures to the poor, white, and pissed. The Hon.Bro.Preznit had amoment in 2008 when he pretended to himself and to others that he could hold his nose and engage with the unwashed. Sadly, the interpersonal skills and psychological skills required to engage this portion of the electorate were not present in his tool kit. To add injury to that insult, those in the teatardic GOP pretending to speak for the unwashed - further compounded the challenge/complexity required to so engage. As a practical matter, they made it impossible for him to carry through on this part of his agenda without infuriating his own deeply cathedralized electoral base.
The GOP has capitalized on the holes in the Hon.Bro.Preznit's interpersonal bucket. Since Reagan, the GOP establishment has had a thirty five year run of hollowing out both the middle and the working classes by redistributing wealth up. This took a lot of bait and switch and divide and conquer. The problem with bait and switch and divide and conquer is that you can only fool people for just so long.
The poor, white and pissed are well aware they've been handed a bad bill of goods by the GOP establishment and by the recent kochtopus teatardic fork off the same. As a life long democrat and experienced donor who has repeatedly bought and paid for various and sundry political trash including Clintons, Trump early on clearly demonstrated that he doesn't give a damn about the democrat donor class or its lying democrat trash politicians. Yet more fascinating given his run as a nominal republican, Trump doesn't have a rat's ass stashed in his kit bag for either one of the lying and conniving wings of the GOP or its clown-car cavalcade of buffoons it's down to fielding.
As in business, so in politics for Trump. Trump is not a businessman. Trump is a business, man. Politically Trump is building his own brand. He's already shown his contempt for the democrats and their lame-duck figurehead, and despite running as one, he absolutely, positively, doesn't give a damn about the GOP's lying, conniving, and increasingly tenuous big-lie brand either.
No matter how far Trump goes with this fascinating political gambit, he wins.
Politics is all about self-interest. La Raza and CAIR are no friends of mine, we have no coalitional interests in common, and I fully and fundamentally understand and accept killer-ape ethology as the collective order of your species present day. With regard to all the pearl-clutching, vapor-catching, and hand-wringing about Trump's purported racism - phukkum.Muslims aren't a race, and neither last time I checked are Mexicans.
That said, I'm a non-muslim American and I have interests in common with the poor, working, and pissed in America. I have an economic interest in preventing illegal workers from depressing wages and I have an economic and nationalist interest in thwarting the reconquista. Years ago it may have been true that illegal immigrants were mainly doing jobs that Americans wouldn't (e.g., agriculture), but now the number of illegal workers has mushroomed and made huge inroads into core working-class jobs, especially construction-related. To add insult to injury, the working-class pays for Medicaid, Food Stamps, and other programs immigrants are eligible for, as well as higher property taxes due to the high cost of ESL services provided to the children of illegal immigrants.
Illegal immigration has pushed up the cost of living for many middle-and-lower-middle class Americans, by significantly increasing the demand for affordable housing at a moment when little is being built. In the game of musical chairs on the deck of the Titanic (continuing economic contraction) the NAFTA/TPP globalization that both democrat and republican elites have embraced, the cost of housing is easily any working person's greatest expense. In cities all across America, landlords are happy to rent out apartments designed to house, at most, a 3-to-4 people, and allow 8-10 immigrants to live in them - despite the toil this takes on the tenants living below or next door to them.
Both partisan camps of the now fully and embarrassingly feminized establisment have done nothing but call Trump and his working-class followers names - without a minute of thought as to the economic reality of their lives. Both democrat and GOP establishment (2parties1ideology) have been so busy with their anti-Trump pearl-clutching that they failed to notice that Trump's key policies (e.g., higher taxes for the rich, protect social security, rein-in Wall Street excesses, etc.) are closer to Bernie Sander's than to Granny Goodness.
As I pointed out years ago, the only way to beat the establishment oligarchs is to unite the working classes and the left of center masses against them. But driven by the classist Cathedralized arrogance of the democrat elites, embodied in the uppity Hon.Bro.Preznit, the democrat party has blown its opportunity to accomplish that aim.
It's a unique moment in America to see a largely populist movement exploited by a billionaire no less, to counter the oligarchic establishment donor class.
Trump has moved people from pure ideology to practicality with his rhetoric: underneath all the 'get rid of immigrants and refugees" talk is a subtext that says, "more of the pie for you." That's keeping it 100% with killer-apes. Everything else is empty and mendacious political conversation...,
By CNu at December 17, 2015 0 comments
Labels: killer-ape , musical chairs , People Centric Leadership , scott free , The Hardline
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Tuesday, December 15, 2015
Mr. Miracle kwestins Apokolips committment to peace
By CNu at December 15, 2015 0 comments
Labels: Apokolips , scott free
Monday, December 14, 2015
GOP was a neo-fascist white-identity party when Trump was still a life-long democrat...,
By CNu at December 14, 2015 0 comments
Labels: identity politics , Living Memory , partisan , Race and Ethnicity , scott free
Saturday, December 12, 2015
mr. miracle the blueprint, the foundationstone, the embodiment of the paradigm...,
Prosperity gospel frames the problem of poor people as a problem of those who do not improve their human capital, not as something wrong with the system in which they must live.
By CNu at December 12, 2015 0 comments
Labels: global system of 1% supremacy , paradigm , Peak Capitalism , scott free
Friday, December 11, 2015
tried to tell you limp-wristed semi-cathedral pussies cats mr.miracle ain't no joke
By CNu at December 11, 2015 0 comments
Labels: culture of competence , scott free , What IT DO Shawty...
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