The Alt Right moniker was always shit.
I guess the first popular use of the term Alternative was with music. Grunge and Kurt Cobain man, blow your head off. Hip Hop was its own thing and so was Indie. Alternative though was always just a product. The term alternative should have never been chosen for a political movement of people that are arguably the most hardcore. I guess things could have gone a few ways when the term originated. The thing is, Richard Spencer will be forty this year. That puts him solidly in Generation X and the Nirvana period. I'm not really a fan. He's also some type of trust fund guy which may mean he never fit in to begin with.
As written about yesterday on ARN, Congressman and DNC Chair Keith Ellison stopped for a photo op and subsequent Tweet to President Trump with an ANTIFA Manual. Ellison seemed to be having a pretty good time. Various news outlets have picked up on the story including The Daily Caller and Newsweek.
As you can imagine, the stories from the above-named outlets were worlds apart. The Daily Caller used the opportunity to call out a history of Rep. Ellison's support for radicals. For its piece, Newsweek quickly went over the controversy of the Tweet.
Newsweek pretty much wrote off what Ellison Tweeted:
"Newsweek was unable to reach Ellison for comment about his tweet, but it is unclear whether or not he “endorsed” the book, or whether he was simply making a joke."
It could be a joke but with the man's past as pointed out by The Daily Caller and as with the markers I pointed out yesterday in Ellison's persona, the Tweet was most likely calculated.
Alt Right, Ya Don't Say...
A Keith Ellison tweet mentioning "antifa" has spurred an Islamaphobic backlash across the alt-right https://t.co/1wynmFvrDv pic.twitter.com/bbAgg2oCYs
— Newsweek (@Newsweek) January 4, 2018
And The Alt Right Sites Newsweek Went To Were...
They didn't go to the DailyStormer.com. AltRight.com might have been a no-brainer but, Newsweek did not go there for comment either. I am positive that they did not come to us either and they didn't go to /pol/ or any of the /pol/ news .coms.
Instead, Newsweek went after that poor water filter merchant, Alex Jones. Somebody needs to tell the MSMs that Alex and his ticker can only take so much. They need to remember that not only does this "atrocity propaganda" against affect him but the more than called for outraged reply rants do too.
I heard from somebody that Alex is under so much stress that even his hair plugs fall out. Leave him alone MSM. Alex can't possibly consume anymore vitamins on a daily basis. A source close to Alex, very close says he has an alarm set for 3 A.M. vitamins.
His piss is neon green!!!
Leave Them Alone
PJW
Paul Joseph Watson is also mentioned in the story. I think actually, they make him out to be more of a villain. They also call him a performer. It's a good thing they brought "gay" Paul into this. I mean his Dad was Michael Jackson and Michael Jackson is fucking dead. Watson also seems to be a little Bi-Curious... I wonder what his wife thinks of that?
On the other hand, it's a really good thing they gave Watson the spotlight because his performance career seems to be faltering.
Everybody knows PJW is a "gay" and edgy tough. The guy is so freaking edgy, he's on the rim. He's going to fit right in with the new Alt Right. Alex too, don't worry dear reader.
Yo Dawg
I'll stand over here and not get sucked into this rebranding and dialectical bullshit.
One of the main points of the article was to stir the whole Islam vs The West thing. That benefits America's Greatest Ally and True Leader, Israel.
Also, if the Alternative Right brand wasn't shit, why does Colin Liddell and some guy who talks about people being lizards(Lizard Brained) run the original Alternative Right Blog?