Jared Taylor at Texas A&M (Video)

is it just my sound???  Im struggling to hear anything Jared says.

The crowd sounded receptive to the idea.  The myth is that younger people are necessarily less racist because they were raised in diverse America.  In many instances, the exact opposite is true.  Young white people who have been most subjected to diversity often have seen firsthand the double standards, the higher propensitry to violence, and the lower intrellectual aptitude.  These are some of the people easiset to sway to a race reakist perspective because they;ve lived it and know it’s true. 

Most of what Jared Taylor said was so obviously true that I almost felt that he was reading from a textbook on arithmetic. 
                                                       
Because those truths cannot be refuted they can only be suppressed. 

Very nice lecture on Diversity. Money quote: “If given the choice, most people will choose homogeneity.”

Judging by the questions asked, we’ve still got a long way to go to get our women on board. I find this very frustrating because any other race of women stand with their men and are “down with the struggle.” Whereas ours seem to be complete Disciples of Diversity.

While I’m a great admirer of Mr Taylor’s and support his efforts 100%, I also understand that we’ve passed the point of no return quite some time ago and now must focus on preparation for when this society ceases to function. When that time comes, the minorities will go stark raving mad and attempt to destroy us completely. It is us, the White Nationalists who will defeat their attempts. But it will be a very messy affair. We will have to suspend our civilized behavior for the duration of that time it takes us to clear the minorities form this land. Too bad it had to come to this, but we have to do what has to be done.

This was a great presentation, Mr. Taylor.  You should come to the University of Rochester some time to give a speech.  Unfortunately they wouldn’t be as “tolerant” as they claim to be.

It is difficult to evaluate how effective Jared’s stump speech is these days. He is so reasonable and gentlemanly, his arguments so logical and politely expressed, I am afraid they don’t break through the thick crust of egalitarian indoctrination and the massive load of “white guilt”  these young people have been burdened with since kindergarten.

Consider two questions from females in the audience. One asked (using different words, but with this meaning), “What gives whites any right to be in America at all, considering that the Indians were here first and whites stole their land?” If you accept the moralistic view that the white conquest of North America was one of the great crimes of history, requiring the mandatory atonement of race-suicide by whites, then there really is no answer. And from the way the young lady phrased her question, and her tone of voice, the only answer she would accept was precisely, “Whites had no right; they committed a monstrous crime, and they must acquiese and encourage their own displacement in atonment.” I don’t think such a person, who could ask such a pathetically brainwashed question, is reachable in a 30 minute talk.

Another female, apparently half-Arab, asked a typical quibbling race question, demanding to know if she was white, and implying that Arabs are considered white. Here, Jared forthrightly told her she was of mixed race, despite his acknowledgement that Arabs are, in a broad, general sense, considered white. I wish he had made clear he was advocating for the interests of that branch of the white race that developed in Europe over 40,000 years, and discovered, explored, created and settled the United States, and not the various other branches found in the Middle East who were not present and had no role in our country’s history.  Her’s was the type question often asked to confuse the issue, the implied answer being that race is a social construct only, and has no real biological basis. 

And as commenter Merlin V said earlier, the females are a big problem. The only positive responses I heard in the video came from males. Even there, the voices (the camera didn’t show them) sounded like somewhat older men, probably not college students.  College students like Matthew Heimbach at Towson U. are extremely rare, it seems.

OTOH, I have personally spoken with females who are in “the movement” overwhelmingly because of Jared Taylor. It’s probably his old-fashioned male charisma at least as much as his overall intelligence, delivery, and message.  But these – again – were older (though only a few years older) than college students.  

Despite what might be perceived as skepticism above, I remain optimistic about the ability of Jared to do good things for our movement by speaking to college audiences. Indeed, I dream of a “Taylor Tour” around the country, speaking to, engaging with, and rocking the world view of, thousands of students.  Our main problem is still access, or rather, the power of our enemies to deny us access. Nothing else explains why Jared Taylor is not speaking to 50, instead of two or three, colleges a year.