Part V of Steve Sailer’s Speech: “The Secret History of the 21st Century: How It’s Been Hiding in Plain Sight All Along”

Re-posted by N.S.

[Video and transcript, Part I: here;

Part II: here;

Part III: here;

Part IV; and

Part VI, the Conclusion of Steve Sailer’s Speech.]

Over the course of this century, it’s become clearer that stoking fear and loathing of generic Americans is essential to the success of the modern Democratic Party. Thus the tearing down of statues and the promoting of hate hoaxes like Jussie Smollett and the tall tale told by Rolling Stone magazine about a fraternity initiation ritual gang-rape on broken glass.

An interesting question is how much do these recurrent patterns of Democratic anti-core behavior represent an overt conspiracy? Why do Democrats decide to do things that are in the interest of Democrats? There are multiple plausible explanations.

Consider the hilarious Haven Monahan hoax at the U. of Virginia promoted by Rolling Stone magazine in 2014.

It’s not hard to trace it back to the Obama Administration’s 2013 “Dear Colleague” letter to colleges about how the federal government demands that they crack down harder on fraternities under the guise of fighting “rape on campus.” The Obama White House then teamed up with leading media to start a moral panic about rapist fraternities (and simultaneously, rapist soldiers).

Why? Fraternities, in which young men build lifelong friendships, tend to give Democrats the willies.

So, when Rolling Stone climaxed a long series of hate articles in the prestige press about the fraternity menace with a massive story about a coed being gang raped on broken glass for three hours as a traditional part of the annual initiation, barely anybody in the media for a week raised the slightest doubt. After all, they’d all been running just slightly less lurid stories in response to the White House campaign, so they publicly endorsed it on Twitter even if the basic idea of seven frat pledges getting down on their hands and knees and then exposing an even more sensitive part of their anatomy to all that broken glass is stupid.

But that’s not the point, the point is that Core Americans are bad.

There are, however, several dangers facing the Democrats. The first is believing their own propaganda.

But controlling the Main Stream Media still has huge advantages. There’s little need to lie when you get to decide what is and what isn’t news. For example, the Rolling Stone hate hoax inspired campus Leftists to stage their own night of broken glass and smash the windows of an innocent fraternity house. But that isn’t news.

Emmett Till, on the other hand, is news. Emmett Till is always news.

Another danger for the Democrats is that their coalition of the fringes naturally competes among itself for power by being the marginalest of them all. Their ideology tends to give top honors to the most dysfunctional group, blacks, and the most crazy, transgenders.

[End of Part V.]