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Category Archives: China
Are The Chinese Driving African Migration?
Steve Sailer writes: “Africa is an enormous amount of land that traditionally wasn’t fully exploited. Francis Galton suggested 142 years ago that the Chinese would make far more off African land than Africans would. But now there are a billion … Continue reading
The Chinese Exclusion Act
REPORT: “The Chinese Exclusion Act, a federal law in effect from 1882 to 1943, prohibited the immigration of Chinese laborers to the United States.” Chaim Amalek Fewer opportunities for them meant more opportunities for the rest of us. Chaim Amalek … Continue reading
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Are China & Israel Making Big Genetic Breakthroughs?
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Crispr/Cas was completely developed in US+Europe. Gene sequencing advances: US+Europe. Illumina is in California. Newborn Genetic Screening: Companies like Natera are in California 23andme: US human genetic disease treatment: Editas is in Cambridge Dolly the … Continue reading
Persians have a new earner but it may not be legal
I’m hearing about Persians around Beverly Hills making a few bucks from this angle. REPORT: “Authorities, who say these types of transactions happen frequently, began working last year to stop the increasing flow of high-end cars overseas. But they’ve run … Continue reading
Chinese Apparently Lack Subtlety In Their Attitudes To Blacks
Shame Chinese lack nuance on blacks. They don’t understand white privilege. The poor chinese don’t understand how oppressed they are. They’ll never amount to anything with these backwards attititudes. They’re just hurting themselves. ForeignPolicy.com: A growing number of black people … Continue reading
Chinese Birth Tourism
Comments to Steve Sailer: * This is not the work of Sistah Soujah, Madeline M. O’Hara, Andrea Dworkin, Black Panthers old or new, Occupy Wall Street or any number of university professors or other Fox News bogeymen. This is the … Continue reading
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Chinese Anchor Babies
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Under the present regime the feds stick us taxpayers with the bill for this federal investigation of birth tourism rackets – another cost burden that our Dear Rulers force us to bear. This whole schmear … Continue reading
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Why Can’t We All Get Along?
REPORT: “During the sessions, the Chinese guys will repeat the same phrase over and over,” says another soapland staff member. “After consulting with a person who speaks Chinese, the masseuses seem to think that the carnal activities are being used … Continue reading
Good To See China Staying Chinese
I wish Americans would have the same dedication to keeping their country American and that Israelis would have the same dedication to keeping their country Jewish. I don’t think China, Japan or Korea would be improved with the importation of … Continue reading
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How Do We Turn Around Dysgenic Trends?
I doubt this woman and her family mentioned below have good work skills and the type of character that most employers prefer. If we are going to pay their way cradle to grave, including for their incarceration when necessary, should … Continue reading