Are These The Steve Miller Riots? Is Miller Bibi's Guy in The White House?

Why it's time for the deputy chief of staff to be forced out

The zone which is cordoned off in Los Angeles

Among Donald Trump’s greatest regrets is that he didn’t call out the National Guard in his first term. Or so I have heard from several congressmen I know who routinely talk to the President. So I wasn’t the least bit surprised that he’s called out the National Guard against the riots in Los Angeles, which, it appears, have been contained.

I’m very familiar with this part of downtown Los Angeles. I routinely take the train when I visit L.A. and the Fly Away bus from LAX to Union Station. I used to even live about a block outside of this zone. I eat at Wurstküche. In fact I even took young Nick Fuentes there a few years back. I, as an Anglo, and he, as a white Hispanic, had a few great artisan sausages. All we needed was a cool Black friend and an Asian girlfriend and the Downtown scene would have been set.

The Democrats are missing the mark here. They should be talking about Greg Abbott and human trafficking. But they can’t. They have to make it about Trump’s authoritarianism. That simply won’t work.

Isn’t it rather obvious that the federal courts will argue that the President has the authority to send the Marines and Homeland Security anywhere he pleases? You get the sense that this whole L.A. matter is choreographed to make that abundantly clear. Gavin Newsom is playing his role. So, too, Karen Bass. It’s curious how we never talk about the show business aspects of politics.

Still, Trump is getting baited here on illegal immigration. To be sure it’s true that there’s a slavery component to how a lot of illegal aliens are treated as we all know. It’s an American problem as old as the country itself. Our addiction to cheap labor is as old as the Republic itself. Some might even call it slavery.

California routinely asks for federal bailouts. Why can’t it afford its lifestyle liberalism you might ask? It’s a good question — one I think that goes to the boom and bust nature of its economy — and on some level the California dream requires some sort of delusion. Everyone lives beyond their means. No one really works. And yet the living is easy. Maybe a way to think of California is a bit like Florida — a magnet for the crazies.

And California is quite drugged up. “California sober” is a thing. And it’s not uncommon to learn that Russian oligarchs are backing a weed farm or a Chinese bank is supporting a governor’s vineyard.

We’ve elsewhere taken on how the argument against Donald Trump on authoritarian lines isn’t really going to work. Americans like Law and Order, thank you very much. To that end Trump’s Big, Beautiful Bill has earmarked a total $175 billion for Homeland Security. A lot of that money is going to go where there are the most number of illegal aliens.

Being governor of California is something of a drag. One should only do it as a kind of punishment.

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If illegal aliens and Chinese money stop coming to California it’s not entirely clear that L.A. can survive as it has been going. Worse yet, if you regularize a lot of these illegal aliens through some sort of guest worker program, they’ll demand more rights, among them better living conditions. They might even ask how Steve Miller’s family to treat them better.

In some sense both the George Floyd riots and the coronavirus were linked to the social unrest in China from which China has never truly recovered. I suspect that a big part of the reason the protests and later the riots took place is the simple desire so many of us had to be out of our own homes.

But in California? Doesn’t it feel as if we are just performing for the cameras? What began first as tragedy is now being play acted in California. In a way it seemed positively wholesome that there was a gay pride parade taking place simultaneously to the riots.

Now I have heard it argued that these riots were really the Jared Kushner riots or the opportunity zone riots and I certainly subscribe to that point of view.

So let’s ask the question: Are these the Steve Miller riots?

And if they are, how shall we think about them in light of Steve Miller’s wife — Katie — now works for Elon Musk?

What role, if any, do Musk’s backers play in fomenting this riot?

The first thing to notice is that Steve Miller is now the deputy chief of the White House. He’s been demanding that there be one million deportations a year. Queue the Doctor Evil comparisons.

One million deportations.

And given the nastiness of Miller toward janitorial staff, there’s something deeply gross here about the ways in which the wealthy treat poor people.

There’s a key detail in some of the biographies of Steve Miller which have since been written, which is about the regulations against his parents business.

Here it is from Vanity Fair:

… his parents seemed receptive to their son, says [Miller’s uncle David Glosser], adding that Miller’s father, Michael, was becoming more right-wing, more politically aggrieved, as the government placed restrictions on his real estate business.

To what extent were the Millers following the path of other Zionist Jews?

Indeed Miller’s family saw the Promised Land before decamping for the real place where Jews are safest in the world — America.

“Most of the Glossers [Miller’s maternal side] worked in the store, with forays. Sam, one of Louis’s sons and Stephen’s great-grandfather, tried joining the United States armed forces, but was rejected because of his blind left eye. When a Jewish Legion was organized in 1917 by Zionist leaders, Sam memorized the eye chart and enlisted to help the British seize Palestine. He traveled through the arid region, where Jews were setting up agricultural settlements. [Miller’s great-grandfather] Sam started a friendship with David Ben-Gurion, the man who would later become the founding father of Israel. “Sam and Ben-Gurion stood guard duty together many times; according to family legend, they had been known to share a tent and became good friends,” Jeschonek wrote. While in the service Sam met Pearl, the Palestine-born daughter of Russian Zionists. Ben-Gurion was at their wedding in 1919. The couple sailed back to the US. Izzy—Stephen Miller’s maternal grandfather—was born three years later in Johnstown.”

Oppressing Palestinians, oppressing Latinos, or oppressing Black South Africans (like Katie Miller’s new boss), it’s all pretty much the same thing — the way in which a group of people say that they are better than other people.

Do the Millers believe that now too?

I myself have had breakfast with Mike Miller and I can confirm that he’s just as radical as his son, maybe even more so. Over breakfast the elder Miller regaled me on the importance of having lobbyists “to get government to work for you.” "

The Millers are not unlike the other West Side Jews who have backed Trump’s candidacy. They need rents to stay high even as commercial and residential real estate is taking a dive and even as many of them have already decamped for Florida or Texas, no doubt for the tax savings.

You can see the marriage of Steve Miller to Katie Miller as a part of that process. California Jews, aligning with Florida Jews. Steve Miller’s father and mother have already moved to Tampa, from what I understand. Could this explain the flirtation with Governor DeSantis?

Will this whole thing work? Well, for the younger generations of Los Angeles Jews it sort of has to.

For others it’s long gone. The late Fred Sands, who lived in a palatial home in Los Angeles, backed James O’Keefe and numerous other Israeli causes. His (Gentile) wife Carla became an ambassador and later a failed Senate candidate from Pennsylvania.

It may also be too late for Geoff Palmer. Palmer, who was a major donor to Trump in 2016, has built a lot of luxury real estate in Los Angeles. He’s a noted critic of affordable housing.

In large stretches of the country we could solve this issue of affordable housing by simply building more housing and there is every indication that that’s going to be tried in Southern California where things are being upzoned.

And yet I’ve elsewhere argued that California is long term facing a water crisis which will render large population growth all but impossible going forward. Everyone seems to know this on some level, which is being priced in with the fire insurance premiums and emigration from the state.

One of the things I have long speculated about is that there is a lot more California housing stock than there is a capacity to meet it. It’s just too expensive or being used in some kind of money laundering operation in AirBnb.

California’s real estate market was, in large measure, propped up by wealthy Chinese business owners over the years. The tumult in China to say nothing of the tariffs means that there are a lot fewer of these buyers.

Can you look out in the future and see all these mansions empty whilst there are homeless wandering the streets? Of course you can. That future is now throughout California.

Whoever fixes this matter will deserve his or her place in the pantheon of great leaders. Neither Kushner nor Miller are great leaders; they are cosplayers.

Miller is the new Kushner.

There’s nothing “conservative” about wrecking the Golden State … and running away.

Nor is there anything “conservative” about all the back stabbing that Miller has done to get to where he is now.

There’s a long history of Netanyahu working with white nationalists.

Is Miller Bibi’s guy in the White House?

There’s a long history of Netanyahu working with white nationalists.