ANTIFA CELEBRATE AS RICHARD SPENCER ENDS COLLEGE TOUR

Some scary antifa celebrate their victory over Richard Spencer and the Alt-Right before going to Starbucks for a soy latte.

Things haven't been going well for Richard Spencer for quite some time. 

Back in November, NPI's big annual conference, which used to attract a lot of interesting people, was scaled down and held at a barn in Rocklands Farm, a winery and popular marriage venue in rural, Maryland. Despite choosing this obscure venue, it was shut down half-way through when the venue staff decided to pull the plug.

Then there was his college tour. At the University of Florida a chorus of Lefties just screeched all the way through, preventing Spencer from using his fratboy charms on the undergraduates. 

Michigan State University, the most recent date on his tour, was marred by antifa violence that limited the audience to a few dozen, with hardly any actual students attending. The media naturally mocked the small attendance and focused on the violence, which they tried to blame on the Alt-Right.

Now Spencer, in his latest vlogcast, has admitted that the college tour was a major strategical error, and has decided to call off all future college appearances, effectively handing antifa a major victory that they can crow about. 

This decision to throw in the towel, comes only days after Spencer talked about building the movement through a long hard struggle in a podcast with his personal butler and factotum, Greg Conte.

In the more recent vlogcast, Spencer admits that he drastically underestimated antifa violence, Leftist opposition, and police collusion, which hints at the rather sheltered lives that some of those on the "fundie" wing of the Alt-Right have enjoyed.
 

"The idea of the college tour was not to inspire pitched battles between our side and the antifa. The antifa weren’t really a consideration when I thought of it, and maybe I should have expected it but I didn’t expect the level of escalation that we’ve seen."

Spencer was also unclear about the next move for the Alt-Right, saying he would have to have a long, leisurely think about it. 

Maybe try reducing the social and professional costs of participating in the Alt-Right, Richard, by disassociating your operation from Nazi-spouting shills like (((Anglin))) and (((Enoch))). 

Just an idea. Remember those? The Alt-Right used to be full of them.

Based antifa smasher, Sargon of Akkad.

The trouble with the Alt-Right, it seems, is we don't get to vote on who our leaders are, and then kick out the ones who show a consistent level of failure. Instead, it seems that our enemies choose them for us. In a recent essay at Counter-Currents, Greg Johnson pointed out the symbiosis between failed Alt-Right leaders, the media, and the SPLC:

"Years ago, Matt Parrott told me the cynical strategy behind Heimbach’s active press engagement, and I suspect that similar calculations drive Spencer as well. According to Parrott, most people in this movement lack the “self-esteem” and judgment to choose their own leaders. Instead, they allow the press and groups like the SPLC to anoint their leaders for them. Therefore, if one wants to become a White Nationalist leader, one must court the press and the SPLC.

How does one court the press? By giving them what they want, of course. By fulfilling the stereotypes that advance the enemy’s narrative. Thus Heimbach cheerfully incarnates the fat redneck, while Spencer plays the evil WASP snob. Thus Heimbach and Spencer have a symbiotic relationship with the enemy media. The media love Heimbach and Spencer, because they help cast White Nationalism in a negative light, and Heimbach and Spencer love the media because they believe it will elevate them over their rivals in the movement. Neither side has an interest in representing White Nationalism in a way that might actually resonate with the white majority."

Okay, this may be overstating things, but who can deny that there is some truth in it?