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Category Archives: New York
Knick fans Stewart Rahr and Jona Rechnitz make a big score for charities
New York Daily News May 10, 2013: With the game winding down and the Knicks losing, Rechnitz asked for a consolation prize — $100,000 from Rahr if the Knicks lost, to give to charity. Stewart [Rahr] “looked at me and … Continue reading
Posted in Charity, Jews, Los Angeles, New York, Orthodoxy, Shlomo Rechnitz, Simon Wiesenthal, Yeshiva
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Blacks & Gentrification
Gentrification means a neighborhood is becoming more white. Steve Sailer writes: … blacks acquired a number of close-in neighborhoods — Harlem, most of Washington DC, the south lakefront of Chicago, a huge swathe of Los Angeles between the beach and … Continue reading
Jewish security patrol trio accused of beating gay black man likely to avoid prison
Chaim Amalek writes: “Old Cossack joke about America: In America, the Hassids beat YOU! I just want all of your liberal goy readers to know that Judaism is actually very tolerant when it comes to gays. By which I mean … Continue reading
Posted in Hasidim, Homosexuality, New York, Shomrim
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Hospitals Held Hostage
Comments to Steve Sailer: * I’m actually not surprised that healthcare access matters less for the poor. For life-threatening matters, they get access to an emergency room, regardless of whether they “have access to healthcare” in the sense of insurance … Continue reading
Billions
Comment to Steve Sailer: * Billions quickie review 1- you can watch the premier (free) at the Showtime website though it took me some poking around to find it BUT here it is. 2-Malin Ackerman….very good and precise with a … Continue reading
‘New York Values’
Kevin Williams writes: Cruz, canny politician that he is, never bothered to go into much detail about what is meant by “New York values.” Sneering at them was enough. But sneering at New York values isn’t very smart for conservatives. … Continue reading
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Crime Shoots Up In New York Following Black Lives Matter Movement
Comments to Steve Sailer: * In the late 1980s early 1990s NYC was often above 2000 homicides and those numbers are now in the 500/600 range. The number of murders per year in NYC fell from 2,262 in 1990 to … Continue reading
Results Correlate With Average Race IQ
Different groups have different gifts, including different cognitive abilities. The New York Times does not allow for comments on this article. They might upset the narrative. New York Times: On a common licensing exam called Praxis Core, a new test … Continue reading
New York’s Surge In Crime
Comments to Steve Sailer: * You know who I blame for the rise in homicides in New York City? I blame it on the Hasidic Jews with their sagging pants and the way they hold their guns sideways gangsta style. … Continue reading
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Confessions Of A Hasidic New York Landlord
He tells nymag.com: “If there’s a black tenant in the house—in every building we have, I put in white tenants. They want to know if black people are going to be living there. So sometimes we have ten apartments and … Continue reading