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Category Archives: Diversity
WT: Rooms filled with white people cause ‘microaggressions’ for minorities
Washington Times: A report by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign into the topic of “microaggressions” found that the simple task of “walking into or sitting in” a room full of white people can be problematic for minorities. “Students of … Continue reading
Let The Goyim Go!
Not a single oligarch is on our side. Consequently, there is no resistance to be had. Neocons are firmly in the drown the whites camp. We are the West’s terrible pharaoh, demographically drowning the Euros in an ocean of multiculturalism. … Continue reading
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The Wickedest Links
From the Chateau: 3. Compare and contrast: National Defense Ministers. 4. What’s up with Charles Murray? You’d think personal entanglement with the madding SJW crowd would broaden a man’s perspective. 5. CH, and others like the aforementioned PA, have contended … Continue reading
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Life Is A Struggle Between Competing Groups
Different groups have different interests. Wisdom from the Chateau: * “All life is struggle. From the moment a small boy understands that he’s afraid to climb a jungle gym, or run fast, or stand his ground against another boy. He … Continue reading
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Jews, Gentiles & Circumcision
A Jew challenged me this week: “I fear that only when gentiles find the strength to forbid male circumcision like they forbid even the mildest forms of FGM (Female Genital Mutilation) will they find the strength to stand up to … Continue reading
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Steve Sailer: Diversity and the Housing Bubble/Bust: Yet More Data
Report: Variations in Housing Foreclosures by Race and Place, 2005–2012 Matthew Hall Kyle Crowder Amy Spring Abstract This study describes the spatial and racial variations in housing foreclosure during the recent housing crisis. Using data on the 9.5 million visible … Continue reading
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Reality Vs Multi-Culturalism
Comments to Steve Sailer: * The BBC are cheerleaders for the Multi-Culti ideology but are being undermined by reality. Scarcely a week goes by without a report of police arresting “men” from Bradford/Luton/East London or some other “vibrant” area. You … Continue reading
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Israel Puts Up A Wall In East Jerusalem To Protect Jews From Arabs
Chaim Amalek writes: “NO! This is not the way to go! And they are cheating their own people out of the diversity of experience that enriches us all. “This is terrible. How will I be able to show my face … Continue reading
The Case For Homogeneity
Constantine VII, a 10th Century Byzantine Emperor wrote the following: For each nation has different customs and divergent laws and institutions, and should consolidate those things that are proper to it, and should form and develop out of the same … Continue reading
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Welfare: Who’s on It, Who’s Not?
F. Roger Devlin and Henry Wolff, American Renaissance, October 14, 2015: The numbers are even worse than we thought. The Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) has published a new report called “Welfare Use by Immigrant and Native Households.” The report’s … Continue reading
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