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Category Archives: Feminism
The Single White Woman Problem
From Chateau Heartiste: The Left is the outpost of SMV oddballs who want vengeance on the beautiful people and their beautiful nations. The gnarled, ugly anti-White leftoid ideology is a siren song to the degenerate freak mafia, to the has-beens … Continue reading
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Women & In-Group Loyalty
Comments at Steve Sailer: * This is the deal with women and racial loyalty: because women have an evolutionarily significant possibility of being raped by an “outsider” during conquest, and therefore having a half-outsider child, women do not fully register … Continue reading
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FBI translator married ISIS terrorist she was supposed to investigate
New York Post: An FBI translator who was assigned to investigate a bloodthirsty ISIS terrorist wound up falling head-over-heels in love with the man — and married him instead, a report says. Daniela Greene, 38, was apparently so lovestruck by … Continue reading
Who’s More Likely To Take Responsibility? Men or Women?
For thousands of years, almost every female was some man’s property (the usual cycle was to go from being the property of her father to the property of her husband). As a man’s property, she did not have to take … Continue reading
Donald’s Accusers Are Snakes In The Grass
Comments: There’s a type of heroine whose-virtue-is-in-danger story that goes all the way back to the penny dreadfuls and beyond, which was read eagerly back in that era by silly lower-class women with weak minds and erratic, hysterical, and suspicious … Continue reading
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Sabrina Rubin Erdely’s Malice in Blunderland
Steve Sailer writes: Although merely a modest staffer, Eramo has a difficult legal hurdle to overcome in winning justice from Rolling Stone because the judge declared her to be a “limited purpose public figure.” (Bizarrely, the judge also ruled that … Continue reading
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Did Donald Trump Make His Biggest Mistake Yet by Fat-and-Slut-Shaming Alicia Machado?
The point of feminism is to expand sexual options for women and to reduce them for men. I was watching last night the new Frontline documentary “The Choice” about Trump and Hillary, and one of Hillary’s university friends said it … Continue reading
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WP: A spy’s unhappy wife could have turned D-Day into a disaster for the Allies
Washington Post: But, as newly declassified British documents at Britain’s National Archives reveal, it could have gone horribly wrong had Pujol’s then-wife had her way. Reports kept by MI5, Britain’s domestic counterintelligence agency, indicated that, by mid-1943, Araceli Gonzalez was … Continue reading
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It Was A Mistake To Give Women The Vote
Chateau: The “Calais Jungle“, a decrepit third world outpost established in Calais, France by their traitorous elite and housing disgusting “””refugees”””, has a secret to divulge. (It’s not much of a secret to enlightened Chateau guests.) Volunteers in the Calais … Continue reading
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WP: The untold stories of Japanese war brides
Washington Post: “They are sisters and daughters of the enemies who attacked Pearl Harbor. They married the soldiers who occupied their defeated country and came to the United States. And then? They disappeared into America.” Women have fewer tribal and … Continue reading
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