Questions for Greg Johnson

About Trump.

Readers of this blog am aware that I refute Johnson’s take on Trump; for example, see here.

Johnson likes to portray the Trump question as one in which everyone was on “The Trump Train” in 2016 and everyone thought that Trump was sincere back then, and only now are people debating whether or not Trump was sincere, and only now are there disagreements on how to interpret Trump – it’s all after the fact.

But, as readers of this blog well know, I was openly calling Trump a fraud, a vulgar ignorant buffoon, and a Negrophilic race cuck BEFORE the election.  This was my endorsement of Trump the day before the election:

Yes, Trump is a vulgar ignorant buffoon, a Negro-loving beta race cuck civic nationalist with a Jewified family, an overweight imbecile, a lazy and ill-prepared debater, an embarrassment of a political candidate, a blustering clown, and a crass jackass. Nevertheless, as SJW America perceives Trump as being a “racist fascist bigot,” a Trump electoral victory will do a fine job of destabilizing the multicultural consensus, balkanizing society, enraging the Coloreds and the Left, creating chaos, and weakening the System.

I was correct all across the board – about Trump himself and the hysterical leftist reaction to Trump.  And I was critical of Trump in a similar fashion even before that Nov. 7, 2016 post – calling him “Touchback Trump” for his open embrace of “touchback immigration” and other support for legal mass immigration and back-door amnesty for illegals.

Here are a few comments about Trump featured on EGI Notes in the weeks leading up to the election:

How desperate WN activists must have been to consider Donald Trump (of all people!) as some sort of savior. 

A key point here is that Trump is more or less an intellectual empty vessel, so one must take care as to what is poured into him.  

Thus, the current electoral campaign needs to be considered, not because the vulgar buffoon Trump, a negro-loving race cuck, is of importance in and of himself, but because of the possibilities inherent in leveraging the Trump phenomenon for White racial advantage in the dark days to come.

Trump: the leftist, Negro-loving, waffling, indecisive, amnesty-shilling, beta ultra-cuck.  

And within a week of the election, I was accusing Trump of “cucking.”  That was at a time when all the Quota Queens were hysterically hailing Trump and talking about how the “God Emperor” was going to fix American demographics.

I note that Kevin Strom also expressed reservations about Trump before the election.

Questions for Johnson:

What were Strom and I seeing in 2016 about Trump that you people were missing?  Why was I openly labelling Trump a buffoon, a fraud, a race cuck, etc. back in 2016, while you are still claiming – in 2019! – that Trump was sincere and a man of genuine greatness? There must have been SOMETHING that people like me determined about Trump in the past that you still do not recognize today – or pretend not to recognize to protect your reputation. What was it?

Those questions get to the heart of the matter.  It’s not as if everyone was in the same boat back in 2016 but now differ looking back in hindsight.  There were fundamental differences of opinion about Trump precisely at the time when people like Johnson were most enthusiastic about Trump.

So again: What was I (and people like Strom) noticing about Trump that the likes of Johnson were missing?

Occam’s Butterknife: Sallis and Strom were wrong about Trump in 2016 and, by an amazing coincidence, events just happened to work out so that everything they were saying about Trump has become legitimized by how Trump has behaved since being elected. Trump is a man of greatness – genuine greatness! – brought down by some inner flaw, a tragic figure, perhaps being blackmailed by dastardly puppet-masters who forced him into a showdown with Sweden over A$AP Rocky.

Occam’s Razor: Trump in 2016 was transparently showing all the signs of being a crass vulgar ignorant buffoon, a man with deep Jewish connections even in his closest family, a man with a long record of having close personal ties with Negro celebrities, a man with socially liberal views (except for an attachment to "law and order" and a personal animus toward Obama), a man with no real deep inner convictions other than his own ego, a man obviously latching on to right-wing populism to distinguish himself from other GOP candidates who were far more intelligent and qualified and favored to win, a man completely undisciplined and intellectually lazy, a man who values family and friends over ideology and hardcore politics, a blustering blowhard without the inner fire to follow through on hard decisions, a small and mediocre man with enough cunning and showmanship to find a winning formula to victory. And, also, people paying careful attention noticed his civic nationalism even at the peak of his populist rhetoric, and his additions of a “big beautiful door” in “the wall” and his constant refrain of “touchback immigration.”  Perhaps people remembered all of the previous Man on White Horse failures. And, perhaps, just perhaps, those people who lambasted Trump in 2016 were merely demonstrating keen insight and good judgment, qualities sorely lacking in the superficial Pepe crowd who jumped on "The Trump Train” with nary a skeptical thought.

Johnson can try and gaslight you folks all he wants, but the questions asked above remain.  Why were some skeptical of Trump at the height of the Alt Right hysteria over the man?  What were those people noticing?  How did they know that Trump was an insincere fraud?  Why did they pick up on the danger signs of immediate cucking right after the election?  If Trump was sincere why did he strike some people as transparently insincere?  If Trump is a man of genuine greatness why did he immediately strike some people as a moronic buffoon, and why has he acted like a buffoon since being elected?

Most of all, why can’t any of the Quota Queens have the character to admit that they were wrong?