The Patriot Movement’s New Bestseller Tests Their Anti-Racism

The Daily Beest ^ | June 8th, 2012 | J.M. Burger

[papertyger]

I especially liked how he called my prose “serviceable.” From a guy who wrote a non-fiction book that sold about 12 copies.

That's the difference between writing to communicate/entertain, and writing to stimulate your own "privy member."

[archy]

And the expression “Anti-racism” is found only in the PC multi-kulti libtard lexicon.

Oh, and btw: the source of the term racist or racialist?

Guess, then click

расист

[Travis McGee]

They can’t put us in a Gulag—yet. But they would if they could. And liquidate the bitter clingers who would not get with their reeducation program.

[archy]

They can’t put us in a Gulag—yet. But they would if they could. And liquidate the bitter clingers who would not get with their reeducation program.

The last time they overreached that badly, it cost them about 1% of the national population during a fairly short period of fighting, in around 4 months.

This go-around, I expect the numbers will go a good deal higher.

[archy]

They can’t put us in a Gulag—yet. But they would if they could. And liquidate the bitter clingers who would not get with their reeducation program.

The last time they overreached that badly, it cost them about 1% of the national population during a fairly short period of fighting, in around 4 months.

This go-around, I expect the numbers will go a good deal higher.

[archy]

Anyhow, that last encounter led me to buy Castigo and it rocked. I'll buy Turner now.

My suggestion: go for the later Hunter instead.

And don't miss the most recent Sci-Fi offering from Dan Simmons, Flashback. Neither National Public RAdio nor the Washington Post likes it a bit.

[HonkyTonkMan]

Thanks archy - will check them both out. I bet the WaPo reviewer just couldn’t wait to use this clever gem: “With any luck, Simmons could be the Tolstoy of the tea party.”

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