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Category Archives: Africa
Steve Sailer: Will Africa’s Northern Sea be the Mediterranean or the Baltic?
LINK: Porter14159 tweets: Sobering to realize that decisions occurring right now will determine if Africa’s northern sea will be the Mediterranean or Baltic. Comments to Steve Sailer: * China is bullying its way into the Pacific theater. Africa will grow … Continue reading
Kenya Is Tired Of Somalis
REPORT: The Kenyan government has given the UN three months to relocate the world’s largest refugee camp over the border to Somalia. Nairobi has vowed a tough response following the recent massacre by Somali jihadists.
Posted in Africa, Immigration
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Racial Tolerance Israeli Style
Somehow the Museum of Tolerance, ADL, and Simone Wiesenthel Center all forgot to condemn this Jewish behavior. But when the goyim do the same thing, it’s evil. I side with the Israelis here. No sane country outside of Africa wants … Continue reading
Nazi Hunter: Nuremberg-esque march no way to celebrate Estonian independence
Nazi hunter Efraim Zuroff writes: Tuesday’s march, which was sponsored by the Sinine Aratus (Blue Awakening) youth movement, closely affiliated with the Estonian Conservative People’s Party (EKRE), was a good example of at least one of the major problems we … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Anti-Semitism, Israel, Nationalism, Simon Wiesenthal
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Israel Does Not Want Africans
A serious country would not want immigrants that are difficult to assimilate. Israel is a more serious country than America. Chaim Amalek: “Nebech, how can they continue to deny themselves the benefits of diversity that such immigrants bring? And aren’t … Continue reading
After giving trillions of dollars of aid to Africans, we can conclude what?
Chris: “That it’s akin to throwing money down the toilet?”
Posted in Africa
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WP: The paradox of oil- and gas-rich African nations: Plenty of natural resources, but still in need
The Washington Post reports: In her ongoing work about daily life in Angola, Ghana and Kenya, among other countries affected by the oil and gas activities, photographer Nicola Sacco has sought to understand the impact on youths and their local … Continue reading
WP: Ebola’s lessons, painfully learned at great cost in dollars and human lives
The Washington Post misses the most important lesson of Ebola and AIDS and gonorrhea and the like — stupid people do stupid things and the more stupid people you let into your country, the more stupid the results. WP reports: … Continue reading
Airline safety correlates strongly with the average IQ of the home country of the airline
You really don’t want to fly Air Asia (a low-cost Malaysian airline) or Malaysia Air or Egypt Air or Iran Air or Air Zimbabwe. Instead, fly a white or a North-East Asian airline. It’s not a coincidence that Malaysia keeps … Continue reading