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Category Archives: Africa
‘There is always something new out of Africa, and it’s all bad.’
LINK: The elites in the West are so terrified of seeming racist that they’re apparently willing to kill us for it. The West is like the stupid white girl at the bar who gets invited to go off on her … Continue reading
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The fastest-growing migrant group to the US since 2000 are Africans
Chateau Heartiste: Apparently, President Downlow, in agreement with his predecessor George “Cuckya” Bush, believes America isn’t hurtling toward third world shitstain status fast enough. Fifty million amerindians are great and all, but think about the glorious mocha future we can … Continue reading
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Who Cares About Africa?
Paul Johnson writes in Modern Times: It could be argued that the UN power-politics of the 1970s, the ugly consequences of the relativistic morality impressed on the organization by Hammarskjold and his school, were responsible for prolonging the Amin regime … Continue reading
Race & Social Engineering In Africa
Paul Johnson writes in his 1983 book Modern Times: The great temptation of colonialism, the worm in its free-market apple, was the itch to indulge in social engineering. It was so fatally easy for the colonial administrator to persuade himself … Continue reading
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Why Do Christians Adopt African Babies?
* What prompts white clerical types – just about always Christian, not that there is anything wrong with being Christian – to travel to darkest Africa in search of very dark negro babies to adopt? The love of Christ? They … Continue reading
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American doctor declared free of Ebola finds the virus in his eye months later
Even if this outbreak leads to massive blindness of survivors and continued outbreaks of Ebola, isn’t that a small price to pay for continuing our responsibility to help Africa? CNN report. * I’ve been dealing with women who don’t know … Continue reading
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It’s Time To Get Australian On Illegal Immigrants
Katie Hopkins writes for The Sun newspaper of London: No, I don’t care. Show me pictures of coffins, show me bodies floating in water, play violins and show me skinny people looking sad. I still don’t care. Because in the … Continue reading
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Africa On The Brink
Steve Sailer writes: These African traditions of quantity over quality in raising children are now obsolete in a world where elephants are no longer rivals. Africans now have AK-47s, so it’s more likely that four billion Africans will kill off … Continue reading
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