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Category Archives: Whites
White People Waste Their Money On College Degrees When They Could Get Fancy Rims
A lot of whites totally waste their money getting college degrees when instead they could get a suped-up car stereo with major woofers and fancy rims. When you stop at a light, as so many white people do, do their … Continue reading
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What’s going on with Patton Oswalt?
REPORT: Last year he caught flak for tweeting an iSteve article about PC being a war on noticing. Then it came out that he’s been friends for some time with Jim Goad, the hilarious writer for Taki, who’s pretty much … Continue reading
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Drudge: Jew Hell In Paris
I watched the video. It captured the worst moments from ten hours of walking around all of Paris. Frankly, it did not seem that bad to me. Some Jews spit on Christians in Jerusalem and some Jews spit whenever they … Continue reading
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David Hazony: The Anti-Semitism We Never Talk About
He begins: “When a large number of foreign-policy experts—both Republicans and Democrats—falsely attribute many of the world’s ills to the Jewish state, they are channeling an ancient hatred. The time has come to say so.” Wow! That’s telling them! That’s … Continue reading
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The Sad Story Of Kayla Jean Mueller
How many well meaning white people have died trying to help the Middle East? I wish they would spend their efforts on their own kind. Kayla Jean Mueller is another case study in pathological altruism, like Rachel Corrie. They were … Continue reading
Black Crime & White Guilt
From Accuracy In Media: In 2013 alone, 49,851 officers were assaulted with firearms, knives and other weapons. Over the past 10 years, on average, 150 police officers have been killed in the line of duty every year. Fifty-seven of these … Continue reading
The European Ideal Of Interfaith Commity
When did this ideal of inclusivity develop? I don’t think you’ll find any country where the majority of the population wants to be inclusive of all groups of people. In particular, most Europeans don’t want blacks and Muslims (and often … Continue reading
KCRW wants your proposals for ‘vulnerable populations’ project
Can white people be vulnerable? REPORT: KCRW has revealed an ambitious reporting project the station will target with its recent 3-year, $1 million investment from the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. KCRW will fund a journalist (or team) for a year-long … Continue reading
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Police, Prisons & The Color Of Crime
From the 2005 book, The Color of Crime: America’s changing racial and ethnic makeup has played a role in the rise in incarceration. The number of Hispanic and non-citizen prisoners is rising faster than the overall prison population. In 2003, … Continue reading