Regardless of who the Jewish Occupied Government decides will best serve them tomorrow November 5th, the road ahead is long, and the fight for the survival of Our People continues.

My final prediction for the 2024 Presidential Election is that the candidate who has been decided by the Jewish Elite to win, will win. With the options they have to choose between, ZOG most certainly cannot go wrong.

Dissidents must get back to work, and put this election cycle behind us in favor of making some real progress.

Mark Dice has a tummy ache because American’s have decided to not vote for which Zionist they like best. Various organizations, groups, and individuals within Our Struggle are not voting for Trump, such as many Active Clubs, Patriot Front, WLM, myself, Thomas Rousseau, Nathan Damigo, and so many others just to name a few.

Are these people lazy? Are they pathetic? No, indeed they are not. They understand that voting for the “lesser of two evils” is still voting for evil. Moreover, they have done more as individuals and as collective groups to achieve a brighter future for Our People (through actual IRL action) than Mr. Dice has ever done “sitting in his kitchen on his laptop” as he states himself.

Mr. Dice has done some very good work, and has said some great things, but just like him I will not pull any punches, and I cannot support a man who lambasts some of the finest people in Our Circles on the basis that they don’t support Cheeto Bush. It’s disappointing, but to be expected from a social media influencer.

"We're gonna have to seal up the borders and we're gonna have to let people into our country. We're gonna let them back in but they have to come back in legally."

Almost a verbatim quote from the victory stage.

Full Haus beat me to it haha. I chuckled when I heard Trump say that, and of course I believe him completely, that’s exactly what he would like to do, and will do.

My formal statement on the outcome of this election will be released shortly.

Liberal tears are fun. Grown men are also celebrating like it’s 2016 and they didn’t live through the first administration.

Enjoy it while it lasts, and don’t say we didn’t warn you.

“Groypers” often say things like, “Nick was right again!” or, “Did you trust the plan? Nick told you so…” But here’s the simple truth: you can’t be wrong when you take every possible stance. Nick regularly hedges his bets by voicing multiple, usually conflicting, positions on an issue. Then, once the outcome is clear, he quietly drops the stances that didn’t pan out and champions the one that did.

With that being said, I’m not in the business of call outs, and I know that calling out Nick Fuentes as a grifter might feel redundant at this point—it’s a well-known fact. But with the end of this election cycle, I couldn’t resist pointing it out just one more time. Remember, there’s always someone else who will pander to you when it’s convenient for them. But if you’re smart, stick with those who express consistent and grounded ideas, not a revolving door of convenient opinions.

The worst part about the Trump victory (so far) is the already emerging prospect of four years of “omg he just said X, epically based, blackpillers BTFO” and equal amounts “lmao he just said Y, told you he was nothing but a Jew-owned snake.”

As a 2015-2016 true believer, once it became clear he had no serious intent to deliver on his most vital promises, it was liberating to focus on things I had control over, instead of Washington intrigues I had virtually zero influence on.

We would probably all be better off strengthening ourselves, our families, and our comrades instead of obsessing over an endless evil power struggle that by its very nature makes shameless opportunism, extreme wealth, and deracinated philo-Semitism the barrier to entry.

Politics matters, and that’s not advice to check out completely. If you have a toehold, by all means keep it. If you have aspirations, pursue them. But don’t lose sight of the fact that this is almost certainly late stage Roman Empire drama, or Soviet General Secretary shuffling.

Every four years half the country thinks it’s all over, and the other half thinks glory is imminent. The trend remains.