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War's (and System's) Survival Greatly Exaggerated
Paul Fallavollita
Mainstream sources are now discussing the
"credibility gap" from which the United States
government suffers. This deficit arises in part from
public suspicion about Federal handling of the
anthrax letters that have been plaguing our
elites -- just ask a postal worker taking Cipro.
Another source of the discontent slowly bubbling
under the surface is awareness of the "loss of
momentum" that the ZOG war effort faces in
Afghanistan. Officials express concern that the
Taliban has held on as long as it has. And five
thousand Pakistanis crossed the border into
Afghanistan on October 27 to fight on the side
of the Taliban, believing that they are defending
Islam against U.S. (and de facto Israeli) aggression.
On the home front, reports indicate that the FBI
is internally debating the use of drugs and torture
on suspected Muslim terrorists it has in custody
who are refusing to talk about their plans or their
confederates. And El Presidente Bush has signed
the Anti-Terrorism Bill, laughingly called the
Uniting and Strengthening America (USA) Act. The
USA act is a bill many rightly fear will encroach
upon civil liberties as the government expands its
definition of "terrorism," with the advice and
consent of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), no
doubt. All of these considerations point toward
one truth that will shortly come to define our times:
the stronger ZOG gets, the more its power, over the
long-term, wanes. The paradox is that the more
ZOG pushes, the more "blowback" it will encounter,
and it will meet with greater frustration and
resistance. I submit that nationalists aware of this
principle can take advantage of it here at home.
I can hear the critics of my above pronouncement
now, fluttering their red-white-and blue banners
ever more hurriedly and shrieking, "How can you
write such an unpatriotic screed in time of war?
Don't you want America to win? Don't you love
your country? What about all those people who
died in the World Trade Center? What about the
troops in harm's way?..." Spare me.
We do not have a country of our own right now,
and we have not had one for a long time. A quick
look at any major American city, which easily might
give one the impression of being in a foreign country,
will reveal that we have lost the old, real America.
A combination of our own shortsightedness and the
cleverness of the thieves who stole it from us took that
America. Therefore, "America," by definition, does not
win if ZOG wins.
The critics will raise their voice and say, "But I saw
America on TV when the firefighters unfurled Old
Glory over the rubble of the World Trade Center, and
when the Congressmen sang 'God Bless America' on
the steps of the Capitol. Yeah, I saw that too, and rolled
my eyes. Those Congressmen on the Capitol steps are
the same ones that on September 10th everybody was
correctly calling crooks. A day later, the crooks realized
that America really can be bought for a song.
What you see on TV is just that -- a made-for-TV illusion,
with the same quality and substance of a grade-B movie.
And the intended effect is exactly the same as the movie:
to make you feel good, to convince you not to worry, as
we all march off to serve the interests of the American
Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) -- a lobby much
stronger in Congress than even the National Rifle
Association (NRA), but much less -- strike that,
never -- criticized. Remember, the key question a political
analyst must ask is: "Who benefits?" Who benefits from
America "playing the heavy" in the Middle East? To ask
the question is to answer it, especially since most people
will answer the question with silence, if they know what's
good for them in politically correct society.
There is one question asked by my critic (who I wish, all
too deeply, was imaginary) that is worth responding
to -- the part about my love of country. Let's examine that.
I cannot presume to speak for everyone who self-identifies
as a nationalist (someone who puts their nation and people
first), so I will answer personally. What I want for America
is the chance to build anew, to have a clean slate. The faster
the monstrosity currently known as the federal government,
in its current form, bites the dust, the sooner the American
people will be able to live in freedom and enjoy a society
exclusively for themselves, the way the Creator, and
generations of our ancestors, intended. Those who play in
the kosher sandbox may never understand the import of
what I've just written -- and I accept the reality of that.
Nevertheless, I will press on despite the kosher sand that
will be thrown my way, because I love America that deeply.
For those reading this who do understand what is at stake,
I have a homework assignment for you: destabilize the
Cheney-Wolfowitz regime with "information weapons" here
at home. Do your part to give this rotting political
infrastructure a little push. Take a page from our inner-city
residents who have learned that enough men surrounding a
car can flip it over on its roof -- something one man alone cannot
do. In this context, White men are more sophisticated--we can
flip minds, and ultimately societies and governments, instead of
cars (and we do it for a much worthier and enduring cause than
welfare checks and "forties").
Be on the lookout for news items that put the U.S. effort
overseas in a poor light, that make things look hopeless, that
make the System look incompetent -- and spread it around.
Spread it as subtly, or aggressively, as you believe the
circumstances call for, as long as you think you can influence
the next guy and he the next, and so on. Have no worries, it is
neither immoral nor dishonest to take advantage of this news
material. Remember that truth happens to be on your side, as
well as the worthy cause of preserving your race.
The next time people around you in everyday life seem
confident that "we'll whip those ragheads," point out that the
Taliban has been strengthened by 5000 faith-imbued
Pakistanis. A little splash of cold water goes a long way. Plant
the seed, and the grapevine will do the rest.
Before the wielders of the Anti-Terrorist Bill, the USA Act,
come for me for daring to write this prescription for the body
politic, take note: I'm asking people to take news reports that the
Administration would like to keep out of the spotlight and talk
about them. I am asking that people do this not because I am a
terrorist who wants to hurt America or Americans -- far from it.
My desire is to help my people, the American people, understand
what is in their true interests and act accordingly to secure
their freedom and a future for their children.
I want American citizens to network and spread information
that can lead to political changes, using the rights accorded
them by the Constitution, since I believe that those currently
holding the reigns of government are acting against the spirit
and letter of the Constitution. If you fault me for that, ZOG,
you seal the case against you -- hastening your demise.
In the end, this is a public relations war you cannot win
because of the law of identity -- A is A, a spade is a spade,
and you are parasitical and bankrupt of truth. ZOG, your era
of using smoke and mirrors to hold onto power has ended.
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Paul Fallavollita holds an M.A. in political science from
Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana. He can be
reached at pfallavollita@aol.com
PAUL FALLAVOLLITA
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