As I was attempting to prepare for today’s episode of the Outlaw Conservative Podcast, I found myself in a bit of a bind. Literally every story on the radar is racially tinged, and we try to avoid that sort of discussion here, for fear of what the banking system might do to us if we deviate from the Narrative.
Wouldn’t it be nice of more conservative talk shows were this honest?
We are faced with a scenario in which anybody who wishes to speak on the issues of the day will be chased off the internet, unless they lie, and that’s a major problem. Democrats keep screaming simultaneously, that we need to “have a discussion” about race, but everytime someone talks about race in a fashion unfavorable to the Democrat Party, they get accused of hate speech and chased off the Internet.
Here’s a few examples of stories I’d love to cover today, but will have to wait until Friday for the uncensored show to really talk about frankly.
The New York Times “aims to reframe the country’s history” and place “the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black Americans at the very center of the story we tell ourselves about who we are” in their newly unveiled “1619 Project”.
It’s almost needless to say, that rather than call out the Times for pursuing their own ethnocentric agenda, the New World Order Approved conservative media has rushed to say ridiculous things like “No, America Wasn’t Built On Slavery, But Faith That All Men Are Created Equal“.
And of course, not a day goes by in America without somebody calling the President a Nazi. Speaking of Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib’s support for the Boycott, Divest, and Sanctions movement against Israel, the President said “Any Jewish people that vote for a Democrat — I think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty”.
A Left wing Jewish group called the remarks anti-Semitic, of course.
“This is an explicit dual loyalty charge wielded by the president of the United States against 80 percent of American Jews who voted against him,” the group said in a statement to Newsweek, alluding to 2018 midterm election data from the Pew Research Center.
“It is not merely an anti-Semitic dog whistle—it’s a bullhorn to his white nationalist base,” said IfNotNow. “American Jews and Democratic voters know full well the impact of the racist policies of Netanyahu and the Israeli government on the Palestinian people. This is why an overwhelming majority… oppose those policies, like unchecked settlement expansion.”
If it was a “bullhorn to his White Nationalist base” one might have some trouble reconciling this other headline, which reads “Twitter Ablaze as Trump Gets Praised as ‘King of Israel, Second Coming of God’”
Something tells me the White Nationalists were less than enthusiastic about that “praise”. They would be pretty unlikely to take solace in the King of Israel serving also as President of the United States.
More accusations of racism came as the Trump administration on Wednesday unveiled a sweeping plan to detain migrant families and children for longer periods of time than currently allowed, touting a final regulation that would overhaul the immigration detention system in the U.S. and scrap a longstanding court settlement.
Another accusation of racism comes as the Trump administration announced it will begin enforcing the “public charge” rule against immigrants who come to the United States and live at the expense of taxpayers. Interesting theory, I keep on hearing liberals say that immigrants don’t use welfare. I suppose if I began talking about this subject, I’d be accused of racism too.
Granted, it wouldn’t be completely impossible for me to talk about these things, but it really is telling, I’d say, that only one side is allowed to talk about race, and they do it incessantly, while accusing everybody who responds of being terrorists. I don’t think this situation is likely to improve in the near future without substantial changes to the popular consciousness in America, so I spent some time last night and today thinking about how one might go about making that happen, without running afoul of the thought police.
How might we go about changing the discourse, so as to permit honest discussion?
The so called people who want us silenced, they know exactly how to shut down a conversation. They build vertical monopolies in key industries, and work within their ethnocentric groups to prevent competition. Not only in business, not only in politics, but even in the very discourse from which political and business activity arises.
There is plenty to be said for attacking our enemies head on, but there are other, safer avenues, which we can pursue to ease the burden on the front lines. Indeed, this is why they call the front lines the front lines. There are supposed to be people behind us.
One thing I’ve been noticing is stories in the news about White Nationalist fliers, posters, or other material otherwise deemed crimethink by the press, appearing in various places around the country. In some cases, people are being charged with crimes for simply handing out literature.
This got me to thinking about my time with the libertarians. We would frequently hand out literature, sometimes obtaining booths at county fairs or other public events. Rather than market ourselves as promoting anarchism, we would push something else which might lead people in our direction, the easiest example being Bitcoin.
As most of you likely already know, Bitcoin is a digital currency without a central point of control, with which transactions are irreversible, and nobody can be blacklisted. This stands in stark contrast to what we typically think of as money, in that most non-cash transactions are carried out either by bank transfers or credit and debit cards, which can and often do, reverse transactions based on myriad circumstances. US Dollars, also known as Federal Reserve Notes, are issued by America’s Central Bank, the Federal Reserve. All banks trafficking in dollars have some connection to the Federal Reserve, and if the Federal Reserve tells those banks to do something, they don’t have much choice in the matter.
Moreover, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and many underwriting banks and payment processors, have taken it upon themselves to interfere in our political discourse by depriving an expansive and growing list of people and groups of the ability to collect donations. Any attempt to right this wrong through the courts is stifled by the incredible expense of suing such powerful entities while deprived of a fundraising platform.
This problem would be solved by wider adoption of cryptocurrency, which is a far less controversial subject than what we often talk about on the uncensored production. People who wanted to be more active, without risking the consequences of promoting controversial subject matter, could dramatically improve our political landscape by promoting cryptocurrency adoption amongst the general public.
Monero, and other so called “privacy coins” like Dash, and ZCash, in particular, I think provide an excellent opportunity here. A “Safer Than Bitcoin” marketing campaign, whether done through electronic, print, or in person promotion, could catch a lot of general interest, with minimal risk.
Here’s another one: DuckDuckGo.
Google has become synonymous with search. When people do a web search they say “I Googled It” even if they happen to have actually done a search through Bing or DuckDuckGo or some other search engine which their browser defaulted to. Since Google has made its activist intentions abundantly clear in public, and whistleblowers from the company have come forward to shed light on just how much they are willing to sacrifice the integrity of their systems for those activist intentions, we are presented simultaneously with a challenge and an opportunity.
Do a Google search for “Christopher Cantwell” and you’ll find an abundance of smears on my character from ideologically left wing publications for several pages before you hear another from me.
Do a DuckDuckGo search for the same term, and my self titled website will appropriately be presented as the first result, just as Google once did.
It would not be a substantial challenge to create a flier with a list of Google’s many sins, encouraging people to use DuckDuckGo instead. You wouldn’t even have to touch on their censorship of so called “racists” to do this. You could simply cite their bias against publications like Breitbart and InfoWars, their privacy violations, their collusion with the Chinese government, their unwillingness to assist the US government, etc… Peter Thiel flatly accused them of treason, and you can do the same.
Tucker Carlson presents a spectacular opportunity as well.
Here at the Outlaw Conservative, we try our best to make this production suitable for listening to at work, and I’ll be the first to acknowledge, we sometimes fail. Just my face and voice are deemed hate speech by some, as evidenced by this production’s banishment from iTunes, Twitch, Smashcast, and other platforms.
Tucker Carlson is branded a White Nationalist by the globalist media, but he is also the 2nd most popular show in cable news, right behind Sean Hannity. Leftists were on the brink of suicide Monday, as he returned from a vacation they had speculated was forced, due to his calling White Supremacy a “hoax”. They hate him precisely because he calls attention to important issues, in a fashion no honest person can call racist. Literally, there is hardly an episode where he doesn’t denounce racism, and he manages to play the DR3 “Democrats aRe the Real Racists” card quite skillfully.
I had been thinking to myself in recent weeks, as I watched Trump speak at a few events, “He should be telling those audiences to watch Tucker Carlson. He should never do a rally or a press conference without mentioning that show. Anybody who watches that show for six months is definitely going to change their political views”.
Moreover, given the ad boycotts and slander campaign by outfits like Media Matters, he could actually use the support.
Somebody standing outside a train station, handing out “Watch Tucker” fliers, could easily impact vote counts in next year’s election. In fact, I’d go so far as to say, this would be a better investment of one’s time than volunteering for the Trump campaign.
Another project I had been admiring was something called Far Left Watch.
They did an excellent job of covering the Antifa beat, calling out their most violent elements with damning detail, while simultaneously managing not to engage in any political or ideological advocacy of their own. By this method, they managed to maintain a social media presence, as well as access to financial tools like Patreon.
They also ran a #DefundAntifa campaign, with some success, getting Left wing terrorists banned from some of the payment systems we’ve been banned from. They provided detailed instructions on how to contact the abuse departments of various providers, and suggested targets and language for the complaints.
Unfortunately, they haven’t updated their site since May, despite a really unspinnable Antifa riot just last weekend in Portland. Their Twitter account remains active however, with nearly 60k followers. Whether one were to volunteer for them, or launch a parallel project of a similar nature, this is excellent activism and journalism which is sadly and surprisingly scarce.
In these and other pursuits, you may find the following resources helpful.
I am attaching to the show description for today, this Photoshop template for a trifold brochure, which can be printed professionally or on your home printer using standard 8.5 x 11 paper.
If you don’t have Photoshop, this can also be edited using the freeware GNU Image Manipulation Program, also known as GIMP.
When handing out fliers, it is helpful if you can direct people to a website where you control the message. I spend a lot of money on web hosting, because my sites are occasionally met with media attention which drives a lot of traffic, and I am relentlessly pursued by criminals and censors alike.
Your less controversial website needs no such expenditures. LowEndBox.com is a great resource for finding low cost web hosting services, though I warn the listener, they vary in quality standards. I’ve been running some low key uncontroversial sites using KudosHosting myself, and they have been tolerable for the low pricepoint. They offer unlimited reseller accounts, where you can host as many websites as you see fit for one low monthly, or yearly, price.
KudosHosting offers cPanel and Softaculous, which makes setting up and maintaining websites very simple. You can install WordPress with a single click, and if you don’t already know, WordPress is among the most popular blogging platforms on the planet. All of my websites use WordPress, and it is profoundly versatile.
Beyond blogging, plugins can extend WordPress to facilitate podcasting, ecommerce, and even social media.
One way that I have fought back against deplatforming is by building up my email list, which you should most definitely subscribe to. I have been kicked off the most popular systems, like MailChimp, GetResponse, and MailerLite, because they disagree with my politics. To overcome that, I found a free WordPress plugin called Newsletter, which works spectacularly, and I cannot recommend it highly enough. I only wish I had found it before I spent all that money with our political opponents. Using this software, you do not need services like MailChimp, you can run it right from your WordPress blog, at no additional cost.
You’ll probably want to try and bring in some revenue from this, so as to compensate you for your time and expenses, and perhaps free you from answering to your current employer, if things go well enough. In addition to soliciting donations, and selling your own products and services, affiliate advertising can be an excellent source of revenue.
Affiliate advertising, in case you are unaware, is a revenue model where the publisher gets paid a cut of each sale directed to the vendor. In contrast, Facebook, Google, YouTube, and others, offer what is known in the business as CPM or CPC models, which compensate publishers based on the number of impressions, or the number of clicks, respectively.
Before my deplatforming, this revenue source brought me hundreds, and sometimes thousands, of dollars each month. I’ve been banned from the most popular affiliate programs, but your less controversial subject matter ought to suffer no such hindrances.
The Amazon Associates program is very popular, and allows you to earn as little as 5% or more than 7% of each sale, depending on how much revenue you send them.
The eBay Partner Network operates on a similar model.
There are also a number of Affiliate Networks, where you can sign up for one account, and using that account, apply to dozens or hundreds of affiliate programs for all of your favorite, and not so favorite sites. Everything from Home Depot, to Walmart, to vape shops, dietary supplements, and much more.
From experience I can tell you that the following platforms offer tremendous opportunities.
- CJ.com Formerly known as Commission Junction
- ShareASale.com
- FlexOffers.com
- PepperjamNetwork.com
- LinkShare.com by Rakuten Marketing
- AvantLink.com
- ImpactRadius.com
- PeerFly.com
- ClickBank.com
- MaxBounty.com
- LinkConnector.com
- RevenueWire.com
This is by no means an exhaustive list. To get better informed about affiliate advertising, you might consider signing up for an Affiliate Advertising forum account on WealthyAffiliate.com or AffiliateFix.com, or any number of other easily discovered forums by searching DuckDuckGo.
If you get into this, you’ll want to start checking the footers of web stores you visit, and there you will frequently find a link labeled “Affiliates”. Web hosts, VPN services, retailers, and countless service providers, offer their own self hosted affiliate programs, which you can sing up for and market in accordance with the content you produce.
For example, if you wanted to market cryptocurrency, you might consider signing up for the Ledger Hardware Wallet’s affiliate program. Changelly is a service which allows people to buy cryptocurrency using a debit card, or to exchange one cryptocurrency for another, and they offer an affiliate program too. The Binance cryptocurrency exchange also offers a referral program, which cuts you in on up to 40% of trading fees for the lifetime of any account that signs up through your link.
The opportunities are quite literally endless, and I’ll tell you again what you’ve heard me say before, there are many reasons to be hopeful about the future. It’s easy to get blackpilled with all that’s going on, and we will certainly have lots more black pills to swallow in the months and years ahead. But what made us great, what allowed our people to conquer the globe before we abdicated our rule, was our ability to adapt to changing circumstances, to see which way things were going, and get ahead of the situation. There is nothing stopping us from doing that again, if we put our minds to it, and we put in the effort.
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