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Title: "The Camp of the Saints Worldview" (Final Version. Last Edit: 9 MAY 2020
“The Camp of the Saints Worldview” combines moral conflict and physical combat to illuminate the ideological and religious roots, and deadly consequences of the Camp of the Saints (COTS) worldview. This worldview exists on a spectrum from neo-Nazis to the extreme or populist right to religious conservatives to neo-conservatives, without clear demarcations along the spectrum, but with nuanced differences. But, they are all one worldview and the white terrorists or mass murderers are the logical endpoint of this worldview, though they are not all neo-Nazis.

I conceptualize this worldview in terms of Jean Raspail’s French novel Camp of the Saints and the Eurabia Project writings of Egyptian Jewish exile writer Bat Ye’or. They are, respectively, the “intellectual forefather” and the “matriarch” of the counter-jihad or “rising Muslim tide” movement. Ye’or’s Eurabia book is “the standard text of the genre.”

We can draw lines of influence from COTS the novel to: John Tanton’s white nationalist anti-immigration movement; Renaud Camus’ the Great Replacement; from the Great Replacement to Generation Identitaire movement; Islamophobic or gun groups; white terrorists; Stephen Bannon’s worldview; Breitbart, gateway to the Alt Right; the conservative movement; the Alt Right; the Eurabia or counter-jihadist narrative and movement; the anti-Jewish, anti-Muslim, or anti-Hispanic white terrorists, all of whom are motivated to “stop the invasion” or the demographic replacement of whites; and, conservatives who condemn the terrorism while agreeing with the political-cultural analysis of the terrorists.

In short, it is fair to say that Camp of the Saints (COTS) in all its variations and nuances encompasses a worldview (COTS) ranging from cultural and political analyses, to delegitimizing Western political, economic, and intellectual elites, to global acts of terrorism, to preparations for a racial civil war—and is itself an instrument of Fourth Generation Warfare.

 

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Bridge to the Hard Right Chapter 7 described how new, flexible organizational structures were tied to new technologies to disseminate information as well as how ideas could be a source for action, substitute for structure, and how ideas, including Bible-based ideas, could determine the organizational design of a movement. Christian Reconstructionists and the Hard Right apparently narrowed their differences regarding time available and the necessity for strategic planning by the end of 1995. The Hard Right shifted towards the Christian Reconstructionist's position that an eventual economic collapse would give them the opportunity to come to power, especially as they infiltrated key institutions of society, including federal, state and local law enforcement, and the military. Chapters 8 through 12 discussed moral conflict and the similarities between the Christian Right and the Christian Identity religious movements, as well as the first contact between the two movements which, while not altering in any fashion their different theological approaches, nevertheless revealed a common ideological ground derived from scripture-Christianity under assault from the federal government, a muscular Christian resistance linked to lesser magistrates and the militia, the scriptural and constitutional rights to self-defense, and gun rights absolutism that binds them together. This chapter continues the analysis that the Christian Right continued to signal to the Christian Identity movement and the Hard Right that they were possible allies-even if the Christian Right continued to use softer language in the formulation of its cosmic.....
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“The Trump Prophecy” opened in theaters this month. The film, which purports to be based on trueevents, depicts the story of retired firefighter-turned-political-prognosticator Mark Taylor. On April 28,2011, Taylor claims to have received a communique from the Holy Spirit predicting that reality TV starDonald Trump would become president.


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