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Instauration® ;/1;(. Ilt'll m;s('r; Irwl"c;III"r! j'Il'(',ml Instauration® VOl. 9 NO.2 JANUARY 1984 MICHAEL STRAIGHT -- M AJ ORITY RENEGADE OF THE YEAR o John Glenn is all too reminiscent of Jimmy Carter -- a Majority nonentity without any real beliefs or principles who is very much in love As In keeping with Instauration's policy of ano­with the idea of being president. Carter did, o I propose "Chocolate Soldier" as a moniker Glenn pretends to be more "moderate" than nymity, most communicants will be identified for Majority turncoats. the snarling left-liberal wing of the Democrat­ by the first three digits of their zip codes. 761 ic Party, while in reality always drifting left­ After Israeli fighters (made in the USA) shot ward to accommodate the minority racists and o If somehow we manage to avoid planeti­ down Libyan Airlines flight 114 on February o their bosom buddies in the media. There was cide, it will never be due to the minority-wield­ 21, 1973, in broad daylight, there was little one area, however, where Glenn seemed to be ed mass media. It will be only through the complaining in the media. After all, it might offering at least a dime's worth of difference persistence of vehicles such as Instauration. have been a "bomber," though it would be between himself and the rest of the current When one looks at the population projections quite a feat to drop bombs from a 727. Democratic hopefuls; he appeared to be in showing the addition of around a billion Hmmm! In June 1973, the ICAO board of in­ favor of a more "even-handed" policy in the (mainly nonwhite) bodies per decade to our quiry consisting of 30 members representing Middle East, one which even went so far as to numbers, one is forced to the conclusion that most of the world's nations that engage in air acknowledge the existence of the Palestinians. our 4.5-billion-year-old Mother Earth is facing commerce, found Israel guilty of aerial mass Obviously, this did not go unnoticed in Certain the greatest peril of her long life. One wonders murder. The U.S. and Nicaragua abstained. In Quarters. The Israel lobbyists, both in Israel how many similar planets have. faced such a those days Israel had two vassal states. Now and in its client state, made no secret of their crisis and failed. This is the reason we dare not President Reagan totters to the UN and asks opposition to Glenn, especially at a time when give up the fight; at stake is all higher life on they had such congenial alternatives as Cran­ that organization not to exhibit a double stan­ earth and possibly the only higher life in the dard. For god's sake, Ronnie, turn up your ston and Mondale. Well, when Israel speaks, universe. hearing aid! America obeys and potential Democratic can­ 984 077 didates grovel. In a "major speech," a chast­ ened Glenn boldly called for an end to Rea­ o I've figured a new, delightful game to play gan's supposedly "even-handed" Middle East o Since we now have a situation in which an with attractive white acquaintances who have diplomacy. We're to be unashamedly pro­ 80% white nation now has 80% nonwhite le­ married, cohabitated with, or even whelped Israel from now on, if Glennstein has his way. gal immigration, are we not entitled to state mulattoes with blacks. A light white baby is 753 that America finally has a truly racist immigra­ toilet trainable by about three, often earlier. A tion policy? dark black child is often not assignable to a o When we read of controversies between 911 public school at five because he can't yet as­ our mediating elders, it is much like a house similate the training. That's a difference be­ slave overhearing a spat between Massa and o I have been a policeman for 8 years. Of all tween the two groups' averages of about two his Missus. Two examples of this sort of thing the white females engaged in miscegenation years. If any Instaurationist knows a white girl were provided by Susan Sontag's widely de­ that I have encountered professionally and who is contemplating such ostentatious proof nounced New York speech criticizing com­ have been able to get some background on, of her anti-racism as the whelping of a black munism as being "successful fascism" and edi­ almost every single one has been on drugs. boyfriend's offspring, mention the age of toilet tor Abe Rosenthal's use of the Sunday New Typically, she will start experimenting with trainability to her. If any Instaurationist knows York Times to print a lengthy refutation of drugs in junior high school. By the end of high a pretty Nordic who already has proven her Village Voice charges of plagiarism against his school she will have slid to the bottom of the liberalism with a pickaninny at home in dia­ dear friend, Polish-Jewish novelist Jerzy Kosin­ white barrel and by her mid-twenties she is pers, go a hundred miles out of your way to ski. In all these internecine scraps between running with Negroes, who buy and ply her mention this to her. The effect is, quite simply, kosher conservatism and the traditional lew ish with drugs. To the average local Negro a piece crushing. After what she has done to us, I find left-liberal wing, neither side deserves our of white trash is still quite a plum. that fun. slightest sympathy. 932 825 211 Instauration is published 12 times a year by CONTENTS Howard Allen Enterprises, Inc. 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Please advise us of any change of address Elsewhere ...........•..•.............•.......•.........•...........................28 well in advance. Stlrrlngs .................................................•..........•...............30 ISSN 0277-2302 © 1984 Howard Allen Enterprises, Inc. All Rights Reserved PACE --IN57AURA nON JANUARY 198-+ o If you've seen one Unitarian, you've seen them all -- witty possessors of advanced de­ Menorah over the White House grees in art-deco, dressed to the nines in the latest hippie-academic fashions, all so serious­ ly concerned about world starvation, integra­ tion, too much involvement in Central Amer­ ica (though not enough in Lebanon), nuclear disarmament, feminism and other suckers' is­ sues. If the Unitarian is in reduced circum­ stances, he drives a used Volvo, VW bug or Honda. If well off, a BMW or even a Mercedes. They are usually bureaucrats, teachers, law­ yers (the leeching parasitic jobs) and can easily be identified by their spare physiques and wire-rimmed spectacles, by their fluency in psychobabble and lib-speak, and by foreheads wrinkled with lucubration. 800 o No mention was made of the 11th" sound in Icelandic (Instauration, June 1983) when dis­ cussing its disappearance from Germanic lan­ guages and, apparently, increasingly from En­ glish itself. In Icelandic, a language of which I happen to have some knowledge, the "th" sound is at least twice as common as in English, and I still can't understand how it disappeared from modern Scandinavian. Icelandic hasn't chC'nged in a thousand years except for the pronunciation. But the 11th" is still around, and I just can't see it disappearing from English o Now that we have just been through the holiday season in which Hanukkah for the 2.5% got as either. much play in some quarters as Christmas for the 97% (0.5% of the population probably does not British subscriber observe either holiday), we should remember that years ago many Jews had hardly heard of Hanukkah, which commemorates the restoration of the Temple after its "defilement" by the o The "Expatriate living in Spain" who writes Greeks. On the Jewish calendar it used to have about the same importance as St. Swithin's Day on in the September Safety Valve that lIit is just ours. But since Jews have to equal or surpass non-Jew~ in every line and sideline of human behavior, nonsense to consider the great eugenic divid­ good and bad, the media started beating the drums for Hanukkah a few decades ago and the ing line as Nordic/non-Nordic" is, I believe, drumbeats have now become deafening. The same may be said for Bar Mitzvahs, another late­ correct on this point. However, this does not blooming ceremony unknown to the ancient and not-so-ancient Hebrews. The Bar Mitzvah was lead to his apparent conclusion that we should developed in modern times as the Jewish counterpart to Confirmation, a rite still on the books of lend support in the racial stuggle to the "civil­ several Christian denominations. More recently, a Jew has fabricated a rival for Santa Claus -- in ized" Japanese. Surely our expatriate does not fact, two rivals, a mythical Alaskan Jewish couple who go by the name of Bubbie and Zadie (Yiddish look forward to the day when the Japanese, or for grandpa and grandma). If you write Box 84, Dept. BZ, Nome, Alaska 99762, you'll get a letter in some other "civilized" society, will carve up reply talking about the magic and glories of Hanukkah, together with the ethnic booster, "Be proud and devour our own race? Since "race" is a you're Jewish." Bubbie and Zadie, who may eventually supplant St.
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