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Category Archives: Gypsies
‘A modern twist on the Lawrence of Arabia gay invasion’
Daily Mail: ‘I don’t come to rob your country’: First Romanians to arrive in Britain following changes to EU migrant rules insist they are looking for work after being greeted at the airport by Labour MP Keith Vaz Labour MP … Continue reading
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WP: ‘Before they opposed Muslims, Europe’s far right targeted a different minority’
You can always count on Ishaan Tharoor to produce an obtuse column. Today’s does not disappoint. Washington Post: In March, a party led by a neo-Nazi won 14 parliamentary seats in elections in Slovakia, accounting for more than 200,000 of … Continue reading
Gypsy Intelligence
Dr. James Thompson writes: I never spent much time thinking about gypsies. I had assumed that gypsies were gypsies, lived in caravans, bred horses and played violins in restaurants. People do stuff. It is probably better to earn money in … Continue reading
Court Lets E.U. Nations Curb Immigrant Welfare
New York Times: BERLIN — The European Union’s top court put its thumb on the scale of one of the bloc’s most divisive issues Tuesday, ruling in effect that richer countries can limit access to welfare benefits for citizens from … Continue reading
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Daily Mail: The Pope tells gypsies to stop ‘fighting’ and ‘swindling’ and make sure they send their children to school
REPORT: The Pope has told gypsies not to ‘fight’ or ‘swindle’ and ordered them to always send their children to school. Pope Francis told a group of thousands of Roma, Sinti and other travelling people, from all over Europe, to … Continue reading
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Germany Doesn’t Want Gypsies
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Germany has been very stingy about granting residency to Balkans refugees, while being generous to Syrians. Why? Because a large number of these Balkans refugees are gypsies, who nobody wants. * This is a source … Continue reading
Jews, Gypsies And The Chinese
Kevin MacDonald writes in his review of Yuri Slezkine‘s book The Jewish Century: Slezkine imagines that the Gypsies and literate middleman groups like the Jews or Overseas Chinese differ not in intelligence but only in whether they express their intelligence … Continue reading
Jews, Gypsies And The Overseas Chinese
Kevin MacDonald writes: Gypsies are the opposite of Jews: a low-investment, low-IQ reproductive style characterized by higher fertility, earlier onset of sexual behavior and reproduction, more unstable pair bonds, higher rate of single parenting, shorter interval of birth spacing, higher … Continue reading
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