What Is Amerika-In-Exile, And Who Is Tulio Baars?

For the past two weeks, we have been under assault by a well-funded SJW brigade. They have outpaced our web hosting provider, who does not have the resources to fight simultaneous attacks: a DOS attack that targets the web server, and a DDoS attack that targets the IP protocol layer. As a result, the domains anus.com, deathmetal.org, genocide.org, and amerika.org are down for the time being.

Since we do not give up easily, we are back here to continue spreading our realism. Realism means that you measure the goodness of anything by its results, not what people think about it or how they feel or even what social institutions say about it. We look toward results in the long-term and ask if they are really going to get us better civilization, death metal, art, music, literature, philosophy, and mental health.

This makes us explicitly anti-Leftist, since Leftism substitutes equality for results in its measurement of what is good. It also puts us on the outs with much of the conservative spectrum, such as the blockhead neoconservatives who are more Leftist than realist, the angry National Socialists, and of course anyone from the "work hard, pray hard" brigade, because jobs are jails and the best prayer is action.

For years we have endured attacks and unpopularity with the herd, but striking popularity among the people who actually get real stuff done in the real world. They want us to go away. We, on the other hand, realize that this society is careening into an abyss of its own creation -- through the individualism, or "no one can tell me what to do and I am just as smart as the smartest person out there" attitude -- and will shortly cease to exist, becoming another ruined third world mess like the rest of the world.

This offends people. We say: deal with it. Reality is what it is, but the very mention of reality upsets these people because they want to force their reality on us through a method known as control, in which we suspend cause/effect reasoning and instead pursue goals that are both means and end, like equality, diversity, and conformity. We create equality by forcing equality, instead of finding the cause of inequality and asking where it fits in the order of reality.

As a result, they want to censor us, and we are rising anew to show them that their cowardice, pretense, bullying, and drama are not going to silence the voice of sanity.

Amerika started with a simple mission: the Right is the only force that says "no" to individuals, and therefore is the only method of constraining what is essentially a runaway population bloom in humanity, including the ability of individuals to make decisions which end up having horrible results, such as buying large SUVs, class mixing, littering, making giant mansions for no purpose, and voting for corruption in the name of equality.

Our mission continues with a desire to bring clear and accurate assessments of reality to the Right, and through the Right, to reach the 10% of humanity that is both competent and mentally alert enough to care about the consequences of our actions. Join us, we are the future!

This page dedicated to Tulio Baars, who writes for Huffington Post in Brazil here. You can reach Tulio at at borrull@eircom.net and tuliobaars@gmail.com. Tulio also works for Garage and Catarse. We are thankful to him for inspiring this page and being our ongoing spirit guide in this time of exile!

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