The ‘Long Night’ Falls on Twitter

John Robb, who runs the excellent “Global Guerillas” website, has warned about the emerging “Long Night” of “networked tyranny.” The “Long Night” is “an all-encompassing online orthodoxy,” he wrote in 2017. This orthodoxy “narrows public thought down to a single, barren, ideological framework,” preventing dissent and locking us into “stagnation and inevitable failure as it runs afoul of reality and human nature.” In his most recent report, he argued that America is close to a “future of tribal totalitarianism so complete that nothing can challenge it from within.”

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This doesn’t seem fantastic or theoretical to us. It’s not just that we can’t have a Twitter account. It’s not just that we must sue to host a conference.  It’s not just that we can’t have a credit-card processor. We face life under a Chinese-style Social Credit System, one imposed by private oligarchs rather than the government. It’s arguably worse than the Chinese system, because the Chinese at least know who the censor is: It’s the government. We have an insidious system in which millions of people – living in an allegedly free country — censor themselves and each other.

There are some bastions of defiance. BitChute is a free speech alternative to YouTube. Not surprisingly, journalists don’t like BitChute.

• Inside the UK-based site that has become the far right’s YouTube, UK Independent, July 22, 2020
• The UK social media platform where neo-Nazis can view terror atrocities, The Guardian, June 28, 2020
• British website is new home of far right, Morning Star, undated

This latest round of hit pieces was prompted by a new report from yet another “watchdog group,” CST. It was called, “Hate Fuel: The hidden online world fueling far right terror.” The premise is that “far right” ideas, all by themselves, cause violence.

PayPal has banned BitChute, just as it did us. Now, BitChute has risen to another level in our elite club. Twitter censors all posts that contain links to BitChute videos, calling them “potentially harmful.” It does that to us, too.

It appears as if Twitter has started blocking all Tweets that contain Bitchute videos

Please test this and share your experience in the comments below

— BitChute (@bitchute) August 7, 2020

Of course, tweets of a different sort are still up.

just found out whyt people used to literally eat their slaves, theres a whole book about it called “The Delectable Negro,” my black rage just very heavily intensified.

— 🐉 Kay Jovah ⚔️ (@KayJovahkiin) August 4, 2020

like i don’t even wanna hear a caucasian speak today i’m real life pissed off

— 🐉 Kay Jovah ⚔️ (@KayJovahkiin) August 4, 2020

If more than 70,000 people think whites were eating their ancestors, I’d say that’s a greater threat to social harmony than a BitChute link. But don’t expect principles from Twitter; expect anti-white bias.

The “Long Night” is falling. It’s not just that we have to “build our own platforms.” It may soon be that we must build our own credit unions, use our own currencies (crypto), secure our own servers, acquire our own venues, and duplicate on every level what ordinary Americans take for granted. This takes time, effort, and resources away from educating whites. However, we are taking the first steps necessary to have one day a place of our own on this continent. In the long run, we may thank our opponents for forcing us to find the way.