Richard    Spencer

@RichardBSpencer

Publisher at WSP and Radix Books. Space enjoyer. Podcaster at Odysee.

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Born 1978
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    Apr 15

    The Smart Set (Part II) Ed Dutton on the critics of intelligence and test anxiety.

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    18 hours ago

    Macron listening to Le Pen give her debate answers

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    17 hours ago

    Le Pen tries to hit Macron for hosting Putin. He shoots back, "I hosted a head of state, not my banker"

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  4. 20 hours ago

    “It’s not the end of the world … it’s just the end of you.”

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  5. 20 hours ago

    Informed and well written—articles like this are “Rorschach tests.” Should we really be lamenting the collapse of a decadent society, due to the fact that “The Last Man” is voluntarily removing himself from the gene pool?

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    Apr 19

    When your book report on space is due and you didn’t do any of it…

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    21 hours ago

    Cerno has what it takes to be a right wing celebrity influencer

    Taylor Lorentz, an anti-Semite who previously targeted the Geller daughters, identified Libs of Tik Tok as an Orthodox Jew, a detail totally irrelevant to the story.
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  8. Apr 19

    My take on on Substack

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  9. Apr 19

    Also, how is it that the USSR triumphed over Germany in the East—the decisive front in the war—when they weren’t “trained in a democracy”?

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  10. Apr 19

    For what’s it’s worth, all German commanding officers were “trained in a democracy,” the Weimar Republic.

    Some military historians believe that one reason Hitler’s army fell apart in 1944-1945 Europe was that, unlike the Allied officers and soldiers trained in democracies, the troops schooled under the Nazis could not, when necessary, think for themselves on the battlefield.
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    Apr 19

    This guy is supposed to be a historian? Precise opposite of reality. The Allies had a vast materiel and manpower preponderance over the Nazis, and it was only far superior German combat effectiveness that allowed them to fight all the way to 1945.

    Some military historians believe that one reason Hitler’s army fell apart in 1944-1945 Europe was that, unlike the Allied officers and soldiers trained in democracies, the troops schooled under the Nazis could not, when necessary, think for themselves on the battlefield.
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    Apr 19

    Glenn Greenwald, 2013: leftwing darling, holding world powers to account through serious journalism Glenn Greenwald, 2022: little integrity and fewer friends, accidentally doxxes a 70iq woman who scrolls through social media looking for teachers with undercuts to fire

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    Apr 19

    This is the result of the valiant populist effort of “taking your country back”. So, was it worth it?

    Huge changes to immigration in Brexit Britain. No. of work visas surge 114k in 2020 -> 240k 2021 (+110%). International students 250k -> record 436k (+75%). Most incoming workers not EU but India, Nigeria, Philippines, US, Pakistan, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Egypt. (Home Office)
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    Apr 19

    Good for Elon's kids, but how can a planet with 7 billion people and almost no creativity not have a population collapse? The human population has cratered before, so this wouldn't be new.

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    Elon mentions low birth rates and population collapse as being the biggest threat to human civilization at the moment. Says the collapse is happening right now and we’re unaware. Says he’s trying to set a good example by having 7 kids.
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    Apr 19

    Thanks Brexit.

    Huge changes to immigration in Brexit Britain. No. of work visas surge 114k in 2020 -> 240k 2021 (+110%). International students 250k -> record 436k (+75%). Most incoming workers not EU but India, Nigeria, Philippines, US, Pakistan, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Egypt. (Home Office)
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    Apr 19

    Libs of TikTok's timeline is full of retweets from Ben Shapiro, Cernovich, and Posobiec.

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  17. Apr 18

    It’s one thing join a foreign legion. Whatever one might think about such a choice, you’re putting your chips on the table and risking it all. I don’t think Lira was ever aware that there might be consequences to his actions?

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  18. Apr 18

    The online Right, largely alienated from the nations in which they reside, seems to exist in a “hyper reality” in which politics and war are basically a video game to be played for clicks, cash, and clout, with no real-world consequences.

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  19. Apr 18

    That being said, you simply can’t travel to a foreign land and then agitate on behalf of an invading army and not expect to be jailed or worse.

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  20. Apr 18

    From our brief interactions, I remember Lira as a fun and good-natured guy. So I have no unkind word to say about him personally. (We haven’t spoke in at least 5 years.)

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  21. Apr 18

    I got to know Gonzalo Lira a little back in the post-Ron Paul days; at the time, he was a libertarian writer. We lost touch, and I wasn’t aware, until this past month, that he had become some kind of manosphere eCeleb-cum-pro-Russian agitator.

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