If you ever doubted that Uncle Adolph was anything other than the last great White prophet, then you haven’t read Mein Kampf.
Written in 1925, his incredible observation skills about the group that he called the Social Democrats, but who we in the current year know as Social Justice Warriors, only goes to show that the enemy we face today, is not a modern phenomenon, but an ancient adversary to our people, an energetic force not subject to the laws of time and space, but the laws of nature.
From page 56, ‘I understood the mental terror which this movement exercised on the population which could neither morally nor psychically resist such attacks. Social Democracy, at a given signal, directs a bombardment of lies… They persist in their proselyting efforts and calumnies towards the adversary who seemed most dangerous, till finally the nerves of those who had been attacked give out and they, for the sake of peace, bow down to the hated enemy.
But the fools will not find peace after all. The play begins again and is so often repeated till the fear of the mad dog paralyzes them by suggestion. As Social Democracy knows, from its own experience, the value of strength, it assaults mostly those in whom it scents a trace of that rare material. On the other hand, it praises every weakling of the other side, sometimes cautiously, sometimes more boldly, according to the mental qualities they appreciate or suspect. It is less afraid of a powerless, irresolute genius than of a strong man of even moderate intelligence. Most of all it recommends those who are weaklings in mind and power. It knows how to create the appearance as though this were the only way in which peace could be maintained; yet relentlessly it conquers one position after another…’
Consider the case of someone such as Tim Hunt, the genetic scientist who bowed apologetically to the pressure exerted upon him by this force, and lost everything. Apologies will neve appease this energy, it feeds from the weakness unconsciously displayed in a submittal.
From page 58, ‘These tactics are based on an exact calculation of all human weaknesses; their result must lead to success with almost mathematical certainty, unless the other side also learns to fight poison gas with poison gas. Weak natures have to be told that it simply means ‘to be or not to be’… The importance of physical terror against the individual and the masses also became clear to me. Here, too, we find exact calculation of the psychological effect. The terror in the workshops, in the factory, in the assembly hall, and on occasion of mass demonstrations will always be accompanied by success as long as it is not met by an equally great force of terror. Then, of course, the party will cry havoc; scornful of State authority it will now call for it, so that in most cases and in the general disorder, it will reach the goal that is, it will find some idiot of a higher official who, in the stupid hope of in this way gaining, for the future, perhaps the favor of the dreaded enemy, helps to break the adversary of this universal plague.’
Later in the book, he goes on to exclaim “imagine mein shock” when he realises that much like today, the leaders of the Social Democrats are also largely drawn from a non-European group of people, who will go on to take centre stage in the post-war demonization of our prophet.
Woke af, woke AH.
