Category Archives: Journalism

New York Times Reporter Jonathan Weisman Retweets Harsh Attacks On Jews

I wonder if Jonathan Weisman has ever studied Talmud? There’s nothing in his twitter feed more shocking than what you will find in the Talmud. I’m not hurt and upset and discombobulated when Jewish texts contain anti-gentile sentiments. Ever said … Continue reading

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The Omerta Olympics

Mickey Kaus writes: Even apolitical owners of big, mainstream media outlets typically don’t like to bring up the immigration debate. At the very least it’s “divisive.” More important, reporting on, say, support for a border wall could alienate new, growing … Continue reading

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The Megaphone in One Graph

Steve Sailer: “The New York Times has a tool called Chronicle for telling you what percentage of Times article have included a particular word over the centuries. Here we see “racism” in green, “sexism” in black, and “transgender” in blue, … Continue reading

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David Samuels on Obama and Rev. Wright

Steve Sailer writes: From the Washington Post: Did the White House know what David Samuels thought about the Iran deal? By Erik Wemple May 9 at 6:02 PM The White House has had to answer some uncomfortable questions over the … Continue reading

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WP: Police report reflects the ugliness of the Trump era

Can you imagine a man filing a police report over this? Do people on the left get more hate than people on the right? Which group is more likely to file a police report over these threats? When was the … Continue reading

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