Cuckservative: How "Conservatives" Betrayed America Paperback – May 23, 2016

This is a book for those on the Conservative side of the spectrum. If you are a Progressivist, especially an SJW, don't bother reading it as it was not a book written towards you (go read SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police instead to understand your pathology). This was written to those who support the Republican party but always have a sour taste in their mouths because the party fails to do what we want and never follows through on their promises even when they control all 3 branches of government. Always they compromise and acquiesce to the Left. This is mildly tolerable on less sensitive issues, but now that we are dealing with the full dispossession of the European and European-descended nations, we need a counter to the globalist elites and the Left who want to eliminate the European peoples through unchecked and unlimited immigration along with promoting a degenerate culture and moral climate.

You want ammo and talking points to convince your fellow Republicans that the party needs an overhaul? Read this book.
You have Cuckservative friends who you think are able to come around on the issue? Read this book.
You think immigration is an "act of love"? You are a Cuckservative and you definitely need to read this book so you can stop being a traitor to your country and your people. And yes, you are a traitor. Read the book to see why you are and why even the Founding Fathers would punch you in your squishy face for being a Cuck.

Vox Day and John Red Eagle have Native American ancestry. They have a useful perspective on how unlimited and unchecked immigration can be devastating to the natives and how it can lead to dispossession and extinction of peoples. And they show you that this outcome is far more common in history than some magical fairyland of diversity.

The book contains 10 chapters, and the ideas are arranged in a logical building up to the final chapter where Cuckservatives are challenged to defend their position. First the authors tackle the prevailing myths of the Cuckservatives (The Myth of the Melting Pot, The Magic Dirt) followed by a brief overview of developments in the last few decades in evolutionary psychology and behavioral genetics that prove the above two myths are farces (DNA and the Breaking of the Blank Slate). Next the authors discuss the history of Cuckservativism and how it came about (From Conservative to Cuckservative) followed by the the history of Immigration in the USA, especially in the 20th Century (Fifty Years of Failure). Next are three chapters that highlight the destruction that immigration brings onto a nation of people (the Nation is not the Soil, it is the People) in that it disrupts their culture, way of life, trust, behavior, ethics and demographics (The Madness of Open Borders, Immigration and Economics, Immigration and War). The authors then make a slight detour to discuss Christianity's role in the development of Cuckservatism and how the faith has been twisted and misapplied to support Cuckservative views (Christianity and Cuckservatism). This is probably one chapter I wish was fleshed out more if only because of how many Christians I know. Bless their souls, they mean well, but they don't seem to understand how unlimited immigration is not in fact Biblical.

After this is the conclusion followed by two articles. The first being an interview of Vox Day with Greg Johnson of Counter Currents Publishing (http://www.counter-currents.com/2015/11/greg-johnson-interviews-vox-day-2/) and the second is The Parable of the Good Cuckservatan (http://voxday.blogspot.com/2015/11/the-parable-of-good-cuckservatan.html), both of which highlight ideas found in the book.

I highly recommend the book to you. It's at a good price and it is an easy, enjoyable read. Buy the paperback when it comes out to distribute to friends.

My recommendation for further reading:
If you want a deeper overview of some of the science in evolutionary psychology check out Steven Pinker's The Blank Slate: The Modern Denial of Human Nature.
If you want to see the research into how diversity and social trust are orthogonal to one another, consider reading Robert Putnam's Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community.

Remarking on National Review’s defenestration and purge of conservative writer John Derbyshire in April 2012, the late reactionary gadfly Lawrence Auster memorably quipped: "NR had no problem with a contributor who violated fundamental tenets of conservatism, but they do have a problem with a contributor who violates fundamental tenets of _liberalism_." Auster's observation neatly encapsulates the thesis of this important new book: conservatism, from its earliest days, betrayed its very raison d’etre and allowed itself to be defined by and beholden to the hegemony and worldview of the Left.

This book will generate outrage among the legions of middle American conservatives who have been loyal to the Republican party and conservative movement. Not outrage at the book’s authors, to whom they owe a debt of gratitude for opening their eyes to reality. Rather, outrage at the so-called conservative politicians, lobbyists and think tanks that betrayed their putative constituents’ interests on every front: from trade and economics, to foreign policy and military affairs, and most importantly, as this book forcefully argues, on immigration policy. It is the issue of immigration that threatens to erase the historic American people and replace it with Third Worlders who have no history of or ingrained respect for American traditions and values.

'Cuckservative' demonstrates that the ideas, principles and strategies of the American conservative movement have been misguided and wrong-headed at best, pusillanimous and traitorous at worst. The American conservative movement has done little more than provide cover for the Left, and serve as a kind of show, Potemkin opposition that lulled to complacency and betrayed a credulous conservative base.

Several chapters are devoted to destroying the falsehoods, wishful thinking and myths that conservatives allowed to infect their thinking and guide their policies. The concept of human equality? Completely unfounded. Blank slate theory? Unscientific nonsense. The power of ideas to override genetic propensities and hundreds of years of culture? Utter hogwash. Migration from one country to another as sufficient to transform someone into a "real American"? A laughable absurdity, "Magic Dirt theory", that no one believes when applied to any country other than the U.S., Britain, Western Europe and the Anglosphere. (Regarding this last point, for all the people who claim that fully grown adults, recently arrived from Honduras, Afghanistan or Nigeria are "just as American as me or you", take note that NO ONE – friend or foe – ever argues that Vox Day is "Italian" despite his having lived in Italy for 25 years.)

The authors then present a history of the post-war conservative movement starting with Kirk and Buckley, combined with analysis demonstrating how conservatives have consistently been driven more by a desire for approval from the Left, and fear of its disapprobation, than by any determination to implement actual conservative policies. Indeed, it has almost been defined by attacks upon its own side, throwing allies under the bus and purging anyone who threatened _the worldview of the left_!! With the capitulation to a transformative immigration policy, this ultimately culminated in an existential threat to the very survival of the historic American nation and led the authors do document the betrayal in this book.

The chapter on the history of U.S. immigration policy since 1790 makes it clear that prior to 1965 there was a consistent policy to maintain the fundamentally English and European character of the country, and that the legislation of 1965 was far more revolutionary in overturning that policy than either its critics or advocates every imagined.

The next few chapters show the absolute wrongheadedness of the conventional thinking about immigration: the absurd arguments that have been mustered to justify mass immigration, a devastating take-down of the economic case for open borders (including an overall critique of Ricardian free trade / comparative advantage theory), and a chapter that, with extensive examples, shows that migration has historically essentially been a form of warfare.

It is difficult to do justice in an Amazon review of the absolute wealth of examples, talking points, data points, information, and powerful arguments, and to the number of topics and issues dealt with in these chapters.

The chapter on Christianity and cuckservatism is perhaps the most devastating in the book, and will be the most difficult pill to swallow for those at whom it is aimed. Your ordinary political cuckservative is, at some level, aware of his own pusillanimity and bad faith. Christian cuckservatives are, generally speaking, much more naive, good-hearted and truly well intentioned. For them, looking in the mirror that Vox Day and Red Eagle hold up will be extremely difficult. I would not be surprised if the loudest condemnations of this book come from Christian cuckservatives. Ordinary political conservatives reading this book may reproach themselves for their former credulousness and lack of good judgment, but they may more easily and readily be won over to the worldview that Vox and Red Eagle advocate since they can place the blame on the leaders of the movement. The Christian will have to go through a complete paradigm shift over his basic understanding of his own religion before he will be capable of making that same leap.

This book is a necessary calling to accounts of the conservative movement. It will be a wake-up call to those who placed their trust in the conservative movement. It exposes the failures and betrayals of those who purported to stand athwart history yelling “Uh, if you don’t mind, just ever so slightly a teensy bit more slowly, please”. Expect more people to abandon the movement that failed them and join the nascent identitairian movement of the alternative right. The new movement represents the only real opposition to the Establishment (right and left) and the only real hope for the preservation of the historic American nation.