Positive Signs from Peoria:
White Middle America in Revolt

I’m not one of those people who worries about the day when Whites are a mere 49.9% of the population. Nor does it especially bother me that those who hate us have seized the cushy positions in academia and government. In the case of the latter, think about the fact that they have put their faces in charge right when America is on the sharp decline. Moreover, I want Whites to become feral economic survivors, masters of the underground economy, and tribally networked. Your contact list of friends, whether in a Rolodex, a cell phone contacts list, or an e-mail list, is your second greatest weapon next to your brain.

Optimism and cheerfulness is also important — Strength through Joy, even as economic conditions worsen and America becomes Third-worldized. Why optimism and cheerfulness? Robert Taber’s “War of the Flea” provides the ingredients of the witches brew we seek to concoct — the Will to Revolt in our People. From the first chapter of War of the Flea:

It is a revolutionary impulse, an upsurge of popular will, that really has little to do with questions of national or ethnic identity, or self-determination, or forms of government, or social justice, the familiar shibboleths of political insurgency . . .

The will to revolt . . . is a newly awakened consciousness, not of “causes,” but of potentiality. It is a spreading awareness of the possibilities of human existence, coupled with a growing sense of the causal nature of the universe, that together inspire, first in individuals, then in communities and entires nations, an entirely new attitude toward life.

Limitations that were formerly accepted all at once become intolerable. The hint of imminent change suggests opportunities that had not been glimpsed until now. The will to act is born. It is as though people everywhere were saying: Look, here is something we can do, or have, or be, simply by acting. Then what have we been waiting for? Let us act!

This . . . describes the state of mind of the modern insurgent, the guerilla fighter . . . his secret weapon, above and beyond any question of strategy or tactics or techniques of guerilla warfare, is nothing more than the ability to inspire this state of mind in others. The defeat of the military enemy, the overthrow of the government, are secondary tasks, in the sense that they come later. The primary effort of the guerilla is to militate the population, without whose consent no government can stand for a day.

Something better is possible. A world where white teenaged girls ARE NOT shacking up with blacks. Where we are not ruled by our affirmative action inferiors. Where we are not taxed to pauperism, to pay for the pet voters of our enemies. We can have White schools with high standards, and White culture without mandatory diversity. We need only act.

There is a thing called “Google Alerts” and one of my google alerts is for “racist.” So I get interesting articles every day. Here’s a link to an article out of Peoria, Illinois, Matt Hale’s home town.

http://www.pjstar.com/featured_content/x1045395535/Our-View-When-central-Illinois-reveals-its-ugliest-side-confront-and-condemn-it

Our View: When central Illinois reveals its ugliest side, confront and condemn it

Journal Star
Posted Dec 26, 2009 @ 11:30 PM
Last update Dec 27, 2009 @ 11:31 AM

Multiple articles in this newspaper over the last couple of weeks have made it abundantly clear just how many miles central Illinois has to go before anyone can truly claim victory on this being a “united” America, at least in regard to race. Clearly a gap remains between how we like to think of ourselves and how we are.

Suffice it to say, the online responses to all of the above were voluminous — the District 150 piece produced more than any story in memory — and, as expected, brought out the worst in people, even with Christmas approaching.

“I don’t want people to think I’m a racist” — of course not — “but we don’t get to advertise a White History Month,” wrote one commenter on the school lawsuit. It went downhill from there. “Or a white entertainment network, or a Miss White America, or a white congressional caucus, or a White Panther Party …” responded another.

“Oh hell yeah, I am lovin’ this! More white people are waking up every day. Separation is the only answer,” wrote another, who seemed giddy at the prospect. Mining that pre-Brown v. Board of Education vein, another opined: “Why don’t we have schools for the African-American kids with African-American teachers and schools for the White kids with White teachers? This way there would be no discrimination in the schools.” “Proud to be white,” wrote another, arguably setting the achievement bar a little low.

Others picked up on the comment by the plaintiffs’ attorney that “if this was mostly a white community with blacks being treated the same as these white employees were being treated, then no one would question whether it was discrimination.” Perhaps, though we’re not sure what “community” is being addressed here. To be sure, the enrollment at the school involved is predominantly black, and District 150’s student body is some 62 percent African-American. But in fact Peoria is a mostly white community; Census data confirms that. Meanwhile, 91 percent of the district’s teaching staff is white, with just above 6 percent being black. Whatever the merits or lack thereof of this lawsuit, the locals do need to get their majorities and minorities straight.

On and on it went, all the stories containing a common thread: “After 45 years of civil rights, I bet you wouldn’t find too many people jumping on those freedom buses now.” Score one for honesty, if nothing else: “I am sick and tired of hearing about black this and black that … Yes, call it hate ’cause that’s what it is from me, anyway.” “Peoria is ate up with racial cancer!” screamed another in a statement that was revealing in more ways than one. “I’d rather be a black in Morton than a white in South L.A. And that goes for anytime of the day.” Inevitably, someone would conclude that this is all Barack Obama’s fault. Isn’t everything?

One fellow, meanwhile, resorted to calling those who disagreed with him “boy,” with all the historical baggage that carries. Seriously, was that necessary? Among adults? If the owners of such opinions are proud of themselves, we’d invite them to post under their real names instead of hiding behind the cloak of anonymity. We doubt there will be many takers.

Color us depressed.

Indeed, perhaps the truest statement of all was this one: “Whether or not the story is true, it really has revealed the rampant racism here.”

To the perennial pessimists who post here and other places, look at this. The spirit of our People is not broken. Multiculturalism and “civil rights” is nothing but a new Berlin Wall that millions of Whites can’t wait to attack with sledgehammers.

Do you really think our People see the white girls shacking up with blacks, ending up with fatherless mulattos, getting murdered, and so on, every day, and not become radicalized? Do you think Whites losing their jobs to Mexicans and H1-B visa holders won’t become radicalized? Sure, it didn’t happen instantly. We have been tearing our hair out for years at the non-reactions of Whites. But in any social trend there’s some lag time between when those who are more conscious notice it (us), and the masses notice it.

Suffice it to say, the online responses to all of the above were voluminous — the District 150 piece produced more than any story in memory — and, as expected, brought out the worst in people, even with Christmas approaching.

The masses are noticing.

The White nationalist guerilla should not develop a reputation in his community as the most radical racist in town. Rather, he should focus on helping fellow Whites solve practical, local problems, while quietly providing well written literature such as Jared Taylor’s Paved with Good Intentions.

Taylor’s understated style actually radicalizes people more, than those who scream for blood. Taylor’s writing neatly undermines every assumption, both conscious and implied, of multi-racialism, and leaves the reader enraged at how he’s been the victim of intellectual fraud his whole life. If the reader asks for more, then the next book would probably be Kevin Macdonald’s Cultural Insurrections.

It’s quite possible that people in your community won’t be avid consumers of the written word. No matter. Taylor has winged aphorisms to memorize.

“We have a right to be us, and only we can be us.”

“They cannot be among us, because they are not us.”

Remember the ingredients of popular revolt — in bad conditions, it is up to you to be optimistic and paint a picture of a world most Whites had never imagine — a world without “mandatory diversity” and “negro worship,” and “white guilt.” All this has been accepted as part of life up to now. Whites are resigned to it. When they figure out that, hey, maybe they haven’t had to accept this all along, they’re going to be infuriated.

From Occidental Dissent, December 28, 2009