[Zionist Conspirator]

Rush also did a horrible job describing the views of Sam Francis. Sam was a contstitutionalist at his core. His flirtation with populism was electoral strategy, his views on the ethnic makeup of the country and globalism.

He did'’t advocate populism to replace the constitution. He deviated from conservatism only on globalism and trade.

Sam Francis was an atheist racialist who believed in nothing more then genes and chromosomes.

This is another symptom of the Trump candidacy; American conservatives used to be very different from European right wingers. They believed in G-d, not their "civilization." But now the civilization comes first and G-d (if at all) comes second, almost as if He were an idea that white people came up with.

Nationalism and populism can be a dangerous mixture.

[jjotto]

We’re finally going to get President Bryan.

When does Kylie Jenner turn 35?

[wideawake]

Sam Francis was not a "constitutionalist."

He did not believe in small government, he did not fear God.

He was an atheist who believed that the managerial, bureaucratic state was here to stay and that it should be used as a vehicle to promote the ethnoracial interests of the core American demographic - by which he meant white Europeans.

He believed that the Constitution, the Declaration, the Bible, the churches, the flag, etc. should be used as powerful symbols of identity in the same way that the Romans used the 12 tables of the law, the trappings of the old Republic, the legionary Eagles, the fasces, the gates of Janus, the Vestal Virgins and all the other symbols of Rome.

What he proposed was a non-genocidal, more Americanized Führerstaat.