Slicker than a pocket full of pudding. May 6th, 2026. Introduction. So Nick Fuentes is now maintaining

that white people who are opposed to open borders should make a point of voting Democrat in the

midterms, and they would do this as a way of punishing the Republicans

for being feckless. You register your hatred of open borders by strengthening hand of the

Open Borders Forever Party. Got it. Trixie move. And Candice recently called for the populist

right and the populist left to come together in order to fight our lizard overlords whose UFOs are

currently being housed on Epstein's

island. Look it up. What this actually reveals to a discerning observer is that the populist

right she is talking about is only the tip of the horseshoe that has always had an ideological affinity

with the other tip of the horseshoe. A straight line with commies on the left end and fascist on the

right was never an accurate

analogy.

It has always been a horseshoe, and the distance between the national socialists and the international

socialists was never enormous.

And Tucker, I don't know what Tucker thinks he's doing.

One book I can recommend pretty much everybody at this juncture would be Eric Hoffers,

the true believer, in which, among other things,

he observes the interchangeability of dedicated fascists and communists. They have similar operating

systems and their parts are compatible. They've had their quarrels, true enough, but they all run

along the same lines. An op, of course. But what is underneath that? Candace began her public

career as an ambitious leftist climber. She then had a conversion to conservatism as signaled by her Blexit move, which somebody should look into, and bounced around the conservative world for a bit, leaving a trail of debris behind her. After Charlie's death, what should have been a unifying moment for conservatives, if ever there was one, she began an unrelenting

attack on Turning Point, Erica, and assorted others, and now appears to be making her move. She

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