Trevor Loudon Quotes

“Since most whites are ashamed of America’s past treatment of blacks, they are susceptible to “white guilt.” This guilt is now being exploited to advance a communist agenda, as opposed to the color-blind agenda envisioned by conservatives. The political significance of this cannot be underestimated. According to Trevor Loudon, the organizations behind today’s revolutionary unrest are Maoist; that is, they are ideologically allied with the Chinese Communists in Beijing.”
― J.R. Nyquist

“Loudon replied: “When President Trump put tariffs on Chinese goods, the Chinese declared a ‘People’s War.’ This is a Maoist concept. It means a war of attrition on every front. It is harassment to exhaust the United States. They want to take over areas around cities and starve the cities. What they do in an urban setting is attack police stations and set up their own police. They are trying to use these areas as Maoist bases to eliminate the Republican Party in those states.”
― J.R. Nyquist

“In our zeal for equality we thought the old warrior aristocrats were enemies of democracy and liberty, and modernity kicked them to the curb. We failed to notice that liberal society (with all its freedoms) was built and survived because of its illiberal supports (i.e., the warrior aristocrats).”
― Jeff Nyquist

“Why hasn’t the mainstream press caught onto Putin’s double trajectory? Our leaders ignore Putin’s assistance to the Leninist countries. They focus on his so-called “Russian imperialism.” Why? Because Russian agents of influence have spent decades framing important subjects so that everyone puts the facts together incorrectly.”
― J.R.Nyquist

“The attending contagion of irrational thought, once unleashed, can spread rapidly through a population, destroying constitutional government and the rule of law (especially if constitutional government is already severely weakened). At present we can see a rising tendency toward magical thinking on the right and the left, where dangerous policies are aggressively pushed as if the future of humanity depended on actions that cannot rationally produce the promised results.”
― J.R.Nyquist

“Here he echoes Burke, whose conservative thinking emphasized the importance of natural feelings as the foundation of political institutions. If men are tribal, as Buchanan asserts, then political institutions must be based on an ethnic core. “The dilemma of those who conjured up this civil religion and creedal nation … is that it has no roots and does not touch the heart.”
― J.R.Nyquist

“Perhaps he does not want to share Patton’s fate. Again, I do not understand his pro-Russian stance, or why he insists on low Russian causality figures and high Ukrainian causalities. Simple military analysis indicates the smaller country would have no forces left if Macgregor’s statements were true. So I find no sense or humility in Col. MacGregor’s positions.”
― J.R.Nyquist

“You make a very important points which have been on my mind in recent years. I have watched Christians fall prey to communist deceptions, All these celebrities are looking for money, asking for money. That is the most important part of their presentation, it seems. Knowledge and careful thought is less and less valued. Perhaps turning of Christianity into a business model is inherently evil. Maybe a project is blasphemous in the sense that the participant’s eyes and ears are shut against the truth even as they are looking towards the bottom line. It has always troubled me.”
― J.R.Nyquist