#patrick little

[llamhigyn-y-dwr]

Patrick Little mention. Deep cuts!

[marinettidinnerparty]

This Time the World, Chapters 9 and 10, Part Three: George Unites the Right

Rockwell grows frustrated with the mainstream right’s inability to say the quiet part loud. He does, however, admire the John Birch Society.

He notes that he finds meetings ineffectual, and the only way to get anything done is grasping power and doing violence.

Also note the juvenile substitution of ‘Eskimos’ for ‘Jews.’ This level of goofy super-secret play-pretend spy stuff is very “Free Republic substituting ‘Amish’ for ‘Black People.’”

The last image is from a stunt that Patrick Little pulled awhile back. Little is running for some government position or another (I think he’s running for president right now on the Republican ticket? After failing to get a Senate seat in California?). For a guy who looks up to and actually quotes Rockwell, Little’s stunt is called out-- by name, by his idol-- as FUCKING STUPID. The Rockwellites, folks, they’re not sending their best.

[stopmakingliberalslookbad]

Yes, it has come to this. The rabid anti-Israel people are praising actual neo-Nazis. These are the same people who pat themselves on the back about how "woke" they are.

[pol-and-friends]

/pol/ backs a Californian senator.

[llamhigyn-y-dwr]

@richardspencersswissburger replied to your post “Beardson, you don't have that kind of money! Also,...”:

this is the second time this week patrick little has been mentioned. has he been in the news lately? he hasn't been relevant since like, 2018

​Patrick Little return imminent?

[pavel-nosok]

SiFive hires Qualcomm exec as CEO for RISC-V alternatives to Nvidia-Arm

SiFive hires Qualcomm exec as CEO for RISC-V alternatives to Nvidia-Arm

SiFive has hired former Qualcomm executive Patrick Little as its new CEO. His job will be to establish RISC-V processors as an alternative to Arm.Read More

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[saywhat-politics]

Young white supremacists learn the hard way their public racism comes with big consequences

After last weekend's rally, things go from bad to worse for white supremacist leaders.

Just when you thought the recent fortunes of young American white supremacists couldn’t get more embarrassing — especially after last week’s paltry turnout for the “Unite the Right 2” rally — prominent members members of the far-right have continued to suffer personal setbacks stemming from their public displays of racism.

As this cohort, the leaders of the so-called “alt-right,” reel from decreasing relevancy and collapsing finances, a combination of lawsuits, live-streams, and payment companies cutting off funds have hammered these young white supremacists’ outlooks — and potential impact — even further. But still, even if they’re not showing up in the droves they once were, that doesn’t mean white supremacists and their rancid ideologies have collapsed entirely.