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    From my new column in Taki's Magazine, "Is Los Angeles Doomed?" Read the whole thing there.
  • @Achmed E. Newman
    Lots of people in Los Angeles have big heads, by nature, and on this point I include our host.

    “Lots of people enjoy thinking about the annihilation of Los Angeles.”
     
    I get the point about filming doom and destruction movies there because the film makers live there, but: Get off your high horses. Most Americans enjoy thinking of the annihilation of New York City. Washington FS would be a close 2nd.

    Get someone to take a poll sometime. If you threw out responses from Los Angelenos and New York City residents (maybe north Jersey too), I'd bet good money that it'd be 75% to 80% in favor of the annihilation of NYC rather than LA... assuming we had a real chance of getting er' done.

    Unfortunately, NYC is on solid bedrock and not in the Ring of Fire, earthquake wise.

    Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @njguy73, @Corpse Tooth, @HenryA

    New York City has draconian fire codes that are enforced. It also has what is probably the best fire department in the world.

    • Replies: @Bragadocious
    @HenryA

    Nah, they're bad news. They steal from people in their worst moments of despair and abuse their parking privileges. Now they want exemptions from the congestion pricing toll--for their private cars--so they can drive around with impunity on personal trips. They're making the usual threats--"if we have to pay these tolls we may not show up for your fire!" Or "if we don't get an exemption expect us to file for wayyy more overtime!" They're revolting bullies. If it weren't for careless idiots in Sec. 8 housing they wouldn't even be needed.

    , @prosa123
    @HenryA

    New York City has draconian fire codes that are enforced. It also has what is probably the best fire department in the world.

    In 1991 the Philadelphia Fire Department's on-scene commanders ordered all firefighters out of the burning One Meridian Plaza tower because they feared the 38-story building would collapse (it didn't). A decade later it did not occur to anyone at the FDNY that two towers which were not only burning wildly out of control but had suffered catastrophic impact damage would collapse. I'm not saying that means it wasn't/isn't an excellent fire department, but it certainly was a monumental and deadly lapse in judgment.

  • Here's the full story behind Tim Walz's debate anecdote about his son witnessing a shooting at a recreation center. From the Pioneer Press of St. Paul, Minnesota: While the shooter's first name was Exavir, the shootee's first name was "JuVaughn." They sound like traditional Minnesotan first names straight out of Prairie Home Companion. The teen...
  • @Ganderson
    I find it interesting that Walz’ kid goes to Central. Central didn’t have a great reputation when I was in high school 50 some years ago, (my parents sent me to a Catholic military academy just down the street from Central. I suspect my dad figured I was not tough enough to stand up to the brothers; he was probably right!) I doubt it’s gotten much better, however, there is an IB program there, which to my understanding is more or less segregated from the rest of the student body, although from what I’ve heard about Walz’ kid, he’s not IB material either.

    Now, don’t get me wrong, I wouldn’t vote for Tim Walz under any possible circumstances, but at least as he goes about ruining public education in the state of Minnesota, he put his own kid in public schools. As the class rosters at places like Sidwell Friends amply demonstrate, not many politicians do.

    Add I think Tampon Tim looks more like Bobby “ The Brain “ Heenan than Elmer Fudd.

    Over to you, Reg…

    Also HOFer Dave Winfield went to Central

    Replies: @Arclight, @The Anti-Gnostic, @Pixo, @HenryA, @The Last Real Calvinist

    In the past dozen or so years the International Baccalaureate (IB) program as been selling itself to urban schools. The sales pitches usually show films and offer readings describing to best IB schools in Asia and Europe. Urban school boards and administrators eat it up, the don’t quite understand what IB is or what it’s teaching, they just know it’s good and will make their district look better. The schools will send their teachers to IB training and filter out the best students and then try to implement the IB program. After a few years the schools discover that very few students can pass the extensive IB exams and even fewer can graduate with an IB diploma. But the real success that comes from creating urban IB high schools is that even the pretense of academic excellence permits these schools to segregate the best behaved and earnest students from the violent teenage thugs that make many urban schools hell.

    Over time the spread of these lesser IB schools will cheapen the brand and eventually the IB label will be meaningless but until the they may offer a refuge for some decent kids.

  • From Free Press: Berliner is in the business news section. 2011 shows up on a lot of David Rozado's graphs as the least woke year in the recent media, even better than 2010 and 2009. I suspect that the Democrats had a couple of positive accomplishments for the media to crow over in promoting Obama's...
  • @hhsiii
    @deep anonymous

    NPR had Car Talk, Prairie Home (despite a liberal bent some core values) or, in NYC at least, Danny Stiles’ Music Museum. I bet even Oscar Brand’s folk music show had conservative listeners, even though he was a 1930s era communist.

    Those hosts all died off or got me-tooed in Keillor’s case.

    These days there’s a nightly show mostly about Gaza suffering. Y’all should like that.

    I think David Mamet listens just to be outraged.

    The thing I noticed immediately was they used to have Jack Spear, the news announcer, lead with “President Obama announced today…” in a deep serious voice. Once Trump was President it was always a higher pitched “In a move to yada yada, the Trump White House announced…”. From reverential to “Would you believe…?” Or “Get a load of this.” Biden it’s kind of in between.

    Replies: @slumber_j, @Louis Renault, @HenryA

    New York’s WNYC also had New York and Company with host Leonard Lopait which was a serious show about culture but most especially books. Lopait got metooed and the noon time time slot got replaced with some unbearable raspy voiced wokester of color.

    • Replies: @Jim Don Bob
    @HenryA

    I read the Wikipedia account of how Leonard Lopait got me'too'ed. What I find interesting in most of these cases is that these strong independent women don't simple tell these jerks (nicely) to knock it off. Say something like "I don't think my 250 lb boyfriend would like you saying that", laugh, and walk away. Instead they go crying to HR, and now we have a culture where everyone is on edge.

  • From The New Yorker: The $1.8-Billion Lawsuit Over a Teacher Test In the nineties, New York began requiring aspiring educators to take an exam. Thousands of people later claimed that the test was racially biased. By Emma Green October 31, 2023 ... But, in 1991, a new law went into effect that meant that Wilds-Bethea,...
  • Neighboring New Jersey just eliminated the Praxis test (the reiteration of the NTE test) for new teachers. The Praxis is a test for content knowledge in the specific area where a teacher would be certified, and is seen by the state’s Democrats as a considerable factor in the shortage of teachers in the state. So now there will be one less obstacle for semi-literate blacks and browns to become teachers.

    https://www.northjersey.com/story/news/new-jersey/2023/11/28/nj-teacher-shortage-certification-skills-exam-ends-bill/71732949007/

    • Replies: @ScarletNumber
    @HenryA

    This isn't a true statement. New Jersey has eliminated the Basic Skills Test (Praxis I) for new teachers, as it was assumed (correctly or not) that someone who is a college graduate has the basic skill set to be a teacher. New Jersey still requires a content-area test (Praxis II) for certification.

    , @Old Prude
    @HenryA

    If New Jersey has a shortage of teachers, it's because it's a dump. That is unfair. Parts of New Jersey - Newark and Bayonne are dumps. That's where the shortages are.

    Back some twenty years ago, a high school science teacher job in New Jersey had hundreds of applicants from degreed and practicing scientists who wanted to Get A Government Job. No doubt the position was in some nice rural area west of Summit.

  • Shot. Frank DeScushin writes on Twitter: In a two-year span from 2020 to 2022, 82 US schools changed their name from a white person to a person of color. There were more before & there will be more after. The same is starting in Europe. They claim it's to fight racism, but it's to change...
  • @anarchyst
    @Robertson

    The only way out of this whole government schools mess is to abolish ALL property taxes for education and return total control of education to the parents. Would there be parents that would skimp on their children’s education? Yes, but the situation would be no worse than today’s urban government schools that turn out students who cannot read and write, yet still get millions of dollars despite, while claiming that their funding is “never enough”. Flushing the money down the toilet would achieve better results.

    Replies: @HenryA

    Urban public education is a jobs program for blacks and other minorities who could never get a job elsewhere. When New York State created a test to insure that unqualified teachers could not be hired but was attacked and overturned by the courts as discriminatory toward blacks and Hispanics. New Jersey’s governor Phil Murphy is trying to throw out the PRAXIS exam for teachers and why, because blacks and Hispanics can’t get a passing score. School boards in places like Newark an Paterson in New Jersey are made up of local black and Hispanic politicos whose primary function is to create jobs and keep the money flowing to their friends. Providing an education to the children in these places is their lowest priority.

  • How did they not name the school after George Floyd? It’s almost as if they murdered him again.

    • LOL: Cool Daddy Jimbo
  • This is your chance to put down on the record in the comments your predictions for 2023 so you can brag about the ones that come true. My prediction is that for most things, 2023 will be much like 2022, only more so. On the other hand, for some things, 2023 will be very different.
  • Iran will reveal its new nuclear arsenal that Iranian engineers developed with assistance from the Islamic Republic ‘s new ally Russia.

    • Replies: @anonymous
    @HenryA

    because you never know how nukes will be used, countries don't supply nukes to other countries. however, iran is going to get fighters and air defense systems from russia. it will now be much harder to bomb iran. jews in the us who have supported war against russia have committed a huge mistake.

  • From MSNBC: iSteve commenter Sparkling Wiggle writes: Highway placement is a funny no-win situation. If it goes down the middle of a black neighborhood, it splits the community. If it goes along the edge of a black neighborhood, it separates it from nearby white communities. If it is far away f
  • @The Alarmist
    Robert Caro’s biography of Robert Moses, The Power Broker, tells the story of the man behind much of NYC’s traffic infrastructure, and it offers up a number of examples purported to show that much of it was designed to keep the brown folk down. The most famous examples are the low bridges on the Southern State Parkway, alleged to be purpose-built to keep busses full of brown people from coming out to Long Island beaches, and the Cross-Bronx Expressway, which tore the low-income neighbourhoods of the South Bronx asunder.

    Replies: @Almost Missouri, @Polistra, @AceDeuce, @HenryA, @Peterike, @Hibernian

    When Robert Moses was building his parkways New York City had only a small number of brown people. The people Moses was hoping to keep away were NYC’s working class Irish, Italians and Jews.
    Likewise the Cross Bronx expressway was rammed through a neighborhood of White ethnics. Blacks and Puerto Rican’s moved in after the neighborhood was destroyed and housing prices declined. The subsequent violence brought about by the newer more diverse residents caused the remaining Whites to flee.

    • Thanks: Hibernian
    • Replies: @West reanimator
    @HenryA

    Most "redlined" neighborhoods of that time were also full of White ethnics, not blacks. Not a surprise if you know the demographics of the US at the time. This fact is never mentioned when redlining is brought up.

    , @RAZ
    @HenryA


    When Robert Moses was building his parkways New York City had only a small number of brown people. The people Moses was hoping to keep away were NYC’s working class Irish, Italians and Jews.
    Likewise the Cross Bronx expressway was rammed through a neighborhood of White ethnics. Blacks and Puerto Rican’s moved in after the neighborhood was destroyed and housing prices declined. The subsequent violence brought about by the newer more diverse residents caused the remaining Whites to flee.

     

    Agree with the second point about mostly white ethnic displacement from the Bronx at the time of building the CBE.

    But have always heard that Parkways were built low to allow NYC White ethnics (there were few WASPS) to drive to Jones Beach in their cars while not allowing buses from say Harlem to access them.

    Think there were later highways built through Brooklyn (BQE?) that displaced more Blacks. There are housing projects near Far Rockaway (Edgemere, Arverne) that were built for these people according to a history of Rockaway documentary.

    , @tyrone
    @HenryA

    WOW, actual historical knowledge.........shame on you!

    , @Prester John
    @HenryA

    I believe you're correct on both counts. The black/Hispanic (mainly the latter) flood into the South Bronx didn't really take off until after it was opened in the mid-Fifties. Moses also wanted to build the Lower Manhattan Expressway which would have linked FDR Drive with the West Side Highway but it fell through--fortunately for people like my dad whose building he managed would have been one of the buildings scheduled for the wrecking ball.

  • Canadian "land acknowledgments" in which all public events and statements must begin with a ritual obeisance to some local Indian tribe that had most likely recently conquered some other Indian tribe shortly before the White Man arrived are slowly spreading south of the border. From Reason: Professor Sues University of Washington Over 'Land Acknowledgment' Investigation...
  • Will land acknowledgements ever spread to Tel Aviv University?

    • LOL: Pixo, SaneClownPosse
    • Replies: @XBardon Kaldlan
    @HenryA

    How about the North Shore?( Illinois😉)

    , @Pixo
    @HenryA

    “We acknowledge this land used to belong to the Canaanites, then us, then the Egyptians, the Sea Peoples, Babylonians, Assyrians, Neo-Babylonians, Neo-Assyrians, Macedonians, Hellenized Syrians, Parthians, us again, Romans, us again, back to the Romans, who became Byzantines, then Arabs, then Franco-Norman Crusaders, Arabs again, Ottomans, Albanians pretending to be Egyptians pretending to be ruled by Ottomans, and finally the British, the nicest of the whole lot, shame we had to blow a few of them up, but who are we to question God’s will?”

    Replies: @Reg Cæsar

    , @kaganovitch
    @HenryA

    Will land acknowledgements ever spread to Tel Aviv University?

    Nah, the only reason it's popular in places like University of Washington is that it's costless virtue signaling. If there was any chance of them having to give back the campus to the Suquamish, Tulalip and Muckleshoot nations, they would avoid land acknowledgements like the plague. After all nothing is preventing them from deeding the campus to whatever descendants of the Coast Salish they can find. This is Kabuki theater, nothing more. In Israel, where land acknowledgement would not be just performance art, it's a non-starter even for leftist scum.

    Replies: @Joe Sweet

  • In a Chicago Loop movie theatre in 1984, my future wife whispered to me while we were watching the Coen Bros.' debut Blood Simple about a film noir couple's missteps while attempting, like Fred MacMurray and Barbara Stanwyck in Double Indemnity, to get away with the perfect crime, "I hope we never have to turn...
  • Wood chippers today have a lot of safety features to make them less dangerous to the user. For example there is a separate set of teeth moving much slower where branches are fed in. These slower moving teeth prevent arms and hands from being sucked in by the faster moving, and way more dangerous teeth inside. Back in the 1980s when I worked in landscaping the older wood chippers we used had no safety features and were terrifying. We threw branches in making sure that they were free of our hands before the whirring teeth sucked them in. Had one of those earlier chippers been used in Fargo, Frances McDormand would have shown up too late.

    • Replies: @Kronos
    @HenryA

    But those older models worked great don't you think? My dad's old one was an absolute beast. It was all metal and no plastic. I never thought of disposing my siblings with it though.

  • @Anon
    Men with high testosterone tend to be more confident, and they let things bounce off of them. However, they do tend to talk a lot. They usually are not good at mechanical things but are good with language. Low testosterone men are good with mechanics, and they talk very little. But low testosterone men are more likely to get into fights and take offense.

    Protip: You can assess a man's testosterone level just by asking him to talk. High testosterone=low pitched voice. Low testosterone=high voice. I'm always amazed at the huge number of third-world men who have high-pitched voices.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @JimDandy, @Anonymous, @Reg Cæsar, @HenryA, @Ola, @Curle

    For what it’s worth regarding the connection between testosterone levels and the pitch of a man’s voice, Theodore Roosevelt had a fairly high pitch voice. Listen to some of the few sound recordings of TR you will be surprised.

    • Replies: @Harry Baldwin
    @HenryA

    My father heard General Patton give his famous speech while in England prior to the invasion. He laughed when he heard George C. Scott's gruff, low-pitched delivery, as he said Patton sounded more like Frank Perdue.

  • From the Washington Post news section: A Kamala Harris staff exodus reignites questions about her leadership style — and her future ambitions By Cleve R. Wootson Jr. and Tyler Pager Yesterday at 6:00 a.m. EST ... Critics scattered over two decades point to an inconsistent and at times degrading principal who burns through seasoned staff...
  • @Inquiring Mind
    @Altai

    Not saying giving advice to Vice President Harris on how to salvage her political viability is Good for America, but I guess that isn't stopping me.

    I somehow thing her situation is salvageable. Her "I feel your pain" speech admitting inflation to be more of a problem to more of us than even the Treasury Secretary is now grudgingly admitting, this is a good start.

    Is the Vice President constrained by what the President tells her is her duty as VP, or could she just go rogue and travel someplace and do whatever she cares to draw attention to herself?

    Case in point, the Supply Chain Crisis. Ms. Psaki's snark about it being a crisis of not getting a Peloton exercise machine for Christmas is inexplicable. No one is "for" the Supply Chain Crisis in the way that there are people actually "for" the Border Crisis in that there is a political constituency to admit more persons from Central America, Haiti and other places.

    Could not the VP travel to California, announce that she is going to tackle the Supply Chain Crisis? Could she not meet with the Governor and plead, "Gavin, babe, couldn't you just relax a few of the rules you have in California to unclog the port? For old-time's sake?"

    Couldn't she ride around in a helicopter touring the scene of the logjam of container ships bobbing around off the coast? She doesn't have to announce a policy prescription, she just needs to get out there and look concerned? Political home base for her is California, and she has a reputation there of "triangulating" by locking up drug offenders of color, so stepping on political toes in addressing the port jam is not getting her in trouble.

    Suppose taking this initiative sets here at cross purposes with Jill and Ron and Susan and Pete (!?) and whoever, what are they going to do about it? Oh, noes, the Vice President is going rogue calling public attention to the Supply Chain Crisis? I think she could stage a palace coup of flying around in a helicopter looking concerned at this point, and who is able to stop her?

    Or is she as hopeless as the departures from her staff are indicating?

    Replies: @Anon, @HenryA

    Kamala Harris doesn’t need to stage a palace coup. All she needs to do is to wait.

  • @PumkinBaer tweets:
  • @Achmed E. Newman
    @Diversity Heretic

    For you, Mr. Mallory, and TWBT: Thank you all for the corrections. However, I am most familiar with non-military and current guns (sorry V.A.!). I have never used a clip and don't know anyone else who has. What I see all the time is people using the word "clip" for what are obviously modern magazines.

    At the gun show one time, a guy selling all kinds of magazines had a sign advertising "Clips". I asked him about this, and he told me that since this was the erroneous wording being used so much, he was just going with the flow.

    OK, "tubular magazine" on the .22, but that is just bad terminology, IMO, because it is not removable.

    Replies: @That Would Be Telling, @HenryA

    Prior to the 1980s the words clip and magazine were interchangeable terms for the boxy device that feeds cartridges into a gun even among experts and many gun writers. It’s only since the politicization of guns in the past forty years that language tyrants on the right will denounce any poor soul who says clip to describe a magazine.

    • Replies: @That Would Be Telling
    @HenryA


    Prior to the 1980s the words clip and magazine were interchangeable terms for the boxy device that feeds cartridges into a gun even among experts and many gun writers. It’s only since the politicization of guns in the past forty years that language tyrants on the right will denounce any poor soul who says clip to describe a magazine.
     
    Well, of course to the "language tyrants," but that's mostly because so many communications media are now two or N-way. My corner of US Gun Culture V1.0 in the 1960s-70s knew the difference, even if we didn't at the time have a whole lot of guns with detachable magazines. We would not be impressed by any so-called expert who made such a mistake in a column or whatever.
    , @Achmed E. Newman
    @HenryA

    Henry, that most likely comes from the many years of increasing gun control (tailing off and even reversing in the 1990s), as politicians who didn't know squat about guns kept using erroneous terms and making laws that were not only unConstitutional but vague due to that lack of knowledge.

  • As I've been pointing out, the racial reckoning increased both shootings and traffic fatalities. Now, it turns out, not surprisingly, it has also boosted road rage shootings: From WXYZ in Detroit: This guy sounds like Tracey Ullman's pan-Middle Eastern cab driver Chic. Elhadi was lucky to escape without injury. Some road rage shoo
  • @Achmed E. Newman
    "Everytown for Gun Safety" has no problem with black people shooting guns, actually. They love it, as this Michael Bloomberg-supported "grass roots" "Gun Safety" organization run from One Town (NYC) needs these black shootings to justify taking away good Americans' guns. That is their goal, Steve, and you are a sucker for quoting that group of astro-turfing Totalitarians.

    Secondly, you brought up "illegal guns" I don't know how many times. The concept of an "illegal gun" is one developed by the people, like Michael Bloomberg, who want them all banned. Was the guy carrying a gun in the car in violation with State law? OK, that's a specific crime in that State (unConstitutional, but humor them for a minute). Did the guy steal that gun? That's called property theft and, very likely, breaking and entering. Did he shoot it at someone not in self-defense and not as part of a militia taking down the Feral Gov't? That is illegal in many ways that a non-lawyer like me couldn't elucidate accurately.

    There were/are lots of illegal things going on with these road-rage shootings. I ask you to think about dropping this "illegal gun" term, as IMO that is falling into a verbal trap set by the gun confiscation organizations, such as "Everytown" for "Gun Safety".

    Replies: @HenryA, @Gamecock

    Good point. In most cases what is referred to as an illegal gun is only illegal because it was possessed by a prohibited person. To anyone else that gun is legal. The street thug with fifty arrests and three felony convictions is a prohibited person who is violating the law by even handling any gun under any circumstances.

    • Replies: @Achmed E. Newman
    @HenryA

    Henry, you are right - that is true for the case of convicted felons. They are usually prohibited from owning guns, in that abstract way that assumes criminals are law-abiding, except right when they commit crimes.

    However, lots of non-convicted black thugs carry guns that are perfectly legal for them to own. It's the mayhem they do/cause that is the illegal stuff.

    "Illegal guns" is a term used by the gun confiscation crowd. Sure, a full automatic is illegal to own, but hardly any criminals use them, as Steve well knows and has even posted about.

    Replies: @Harry Baldwin

  • As I've been pointing out for quite a few years, the United States is undergoing a revival of superstition and witch-hunting in the name of Anti-Racism. Millions of modern Americans are deeply concerned that a vast secret coterie of White Supremacist Terrorists are signaling to each other on your favorite TV shows. For example, from...
  • Do they steal less if you call them Roma instead of Gypsies?

    • Replies: @James J. O'Meara
    @HenryA

    Indeed. The whole argument is absurd. Surely "gypsy" can't be "hate speech" if the target deserves to be hated.

    As Jack Donovan said, if most homosexuals weren't such jackasses, "fag" wouldn't be an insult.

    Of course, our Phoenician overlords probably don't want to open up a discussion about how a migratory people driven from one country after another due to their thieving culture really ought to be hated.

    , @Cortes
    @HenryA

    Excellent!

  • From the New York Times news section: It was so devastated that nobody has managed to adjust in 50 years. I live a few blocks from a giant freeway. I should get some Biden Bux for the devastation. Seriously, the big devastation to the neighborhood due to the freeway only happened recently when Mayor Garcetti...
  • How many of those neighborhoods were Black neighborhoods when they were “devasted” by highway projects back during the Johnson administration?

  • Andrew Sullivan points out that, per capita, blacks are charged with more hate crimes than any other group: But what about hate crimes specifically? In general, the group disproportionately most likely to commit hate crimes in the US are African-Americans. At 13 percent of the population, African Americans commit 23.9 percent of hate crimes. But...
  • As Barbie said, “math is hard”.

    • Agree: Redneck farmer
    • Replies: @Lockean Proviso
    @HenryA

    Woke bigender Barnaby/Barbie (snap-on genitalia included) says math is racist.

    , @Mr. XYZ
    @HenryA

    "Mef is haad!" ;)

    , @Michelle
    @HenryA

    Math is, actually hard! No doubt about that hate fact!

    , @El Dato
    @HenryA

    It's not even math, it's basic heuristics needed to survive. Manageable by a wolfmind.

    If these people didn't basically have robots putting edible stuff into their mouth, they would die.

  • From Harvard Medical School: Anti-Racist Epidemiology Research suggests reparations for slavery could have reduced COVID-19 infections and deaths in U.S. By JAKE MILLER February 10, 2021 Research This article is part of Harvard Medical School’s continuing coverage of medicine, biomedical research, medical education and policy related to the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic and the disease COVID-19. Civil...
  • @Yojimbo/Zatoichi
    "Why do Hispanics out live whites by so much? Nobody really knows. I wouldn’t be surprised if it has something to do with why Hispanics are dying of covid so much: perhaps Hispanics live longer because they socialize with their extended families so much, which in general is good for their well-being, except during this perverse pandemic, which punishes the normally healthiest things in life."

    Also, Hispanic birthrates are nearly double that of whites in the US, which means that whites have smaller families of which to socialize with.

    In the 21st century, it really doesn't seem to be a thing for whites, (and WASPS in particular) to tend to even have extended families, much less socialize with them.

    Replies: @AndrewR, @JohnPlywood, @HenryA

    Don’t Hispanics also have a relatively low suicide rate which could add a few years to life expectancy?

  • Is President Joe Biden prepared to preside over the worst U.S. strategic defeat since the fall of Saigon in 1975? For that may be what's at stake if Biden follows through on the 2020 peace deal with the Taliban to withdraw all U.S. forces from Afghanistan by May 1 -- just two months from now....
  • I see pulling out of Afghanistan as a win win situation. First no more Americans need die defending what my nephew who served there described as a shithole. Second the loss will be on Biden’s watch and those of us on the right can enjoy the spectacle of a Biden foreign policy failure.

  • From Jeff Bezos's Washington Post news section:
  • Jeff Bezos had better get some new PR people. He is rapidly becoming the new John D. Rockefeller and not the brilliant tycoon of Ron Chernow’s The Titan but instead the wizened and hated oligarch of a hundred years ago. The shaved head doesn’t help.

  • Update: Here's my new Taki's Magazine column on why the efficacy of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine wasn't announced before the election. From StatNews: Covid-19 vaccine from Pfizer and BioNTech is strongly effective, early data from large trial indicate By MATTHEW HERPER @matthewherper NOVEMBER 9, 2020 ... The first analysis was to occur after 32 volunteers —...
  • @Anon
    No chance will I allow this illegitimate, corrupt, globalist gov to put anything into my body. There are two triggers for the civil war I can think of that will finally make enough Americans fight to finish this once and for all... Gun confiscation and forced vaccination. Bring it.

    Replies: @HenryA

    I would think that stealing a presidential election would be at the top of the list for things would trigger a civil war. Gun confiscation and forced vaccinations are already happening and other than the 2A guys and the anti-vaccers no one seems to care. Who knows, maybe most people won’t care about a stolen election.

    • Replies: @another fred
    @HenryA


    Who knows, maybe most people won’t care about a stolen election.
     
    Not as long as the money keeps flowing.
  • Who can forget the slaves signing their sad spirituals while they picked the cotton of the vast plantations of Burbank and North Hollywood? Actually, California was admitted as a free state in 1851, but there were certain loopholes that allowed slaves to be brought into the state for the next 12 years. But I guess...
  • I don’t know much about California’s past mistreatment of POC. But I do remember reading in Richard Henry Dana’s Two Years Before the Mast how the original Indians of California were treated as slaves by the Spanish and Mexicans. Perhaps the few descendants of those Indians that remain could receive reparations, that is from the Spanish and Mexican governments.

  • From the Wall Street Journal news section: Business Recovery Hampered for Some by Foreign-Worker Visa Bans Ski resorts see trouble ahead after struggling to fill summer amusement park jobs By Justin Baer and Michelle Hackman Sept. 6, 2020 8:00 am ET GATLINBURG, Tenn.—Jerry Huskey, a senior staff member at Ober Gatlinburg, spent his summer struggling...
  • I vacationed in Cape Cod this summer. Every restaurant and store had help wanted signs, some promising $18 an hour. In the past when I visited, the summer help were usually very pretty girls from either Russia or Bulgaria. This summer each business seemed to be functioning fine with their White and Black American teenagers who were quite efficient and happy to be getting the higher wages. As a nationalist I hope this change is permanent but I will miss the Russian girls.

    • Replies: @Anon
    @HenryA


    I will miss the Russian girls.
     
    Maybe this is for the best. Divorce law in many states, and especially in Massachusetts, allows a woman to simply get pregnant in a one night stand, have a child, and get generous support. Add in a short term marriage, and an Eastern European can live in luxury for life. Information on how to pull this off has made its way around Eastern Europe, and there are now American attorneys that specialize in such clients.

    Replies: @Gary in Gramercy, @ScarletNumber, @The Alarmist

    , @anon
    @HenryA


    As a nationalist ... I will miss the Russian girls.
     
    That is cute.
    , @The Wild Geese Howard
    @HenryA


    In the past when I visited, the summer help were usually very pretty girls from either Russia or Bulgaria.
     
    Young Bulgarian girls are sexy AF!
    , @Bill Jones
    @HenryA

    I use the Russian girls as the first step in the HBD trap.
    More cunningly worded but:
    Two generations of Russia's young men were slaughtered in the Government Wars.
    Back then there was a correspondence between child-bearing and wedlock.
    Two surviving generations of men had their choice of women.
    Only the best looking women bred.
    Beauty is heritable.
    Two generations of selection can materially alter physical properties.

    Replies: @Wency

    , @Magic Dirt Resident
    @HenryA

    I was curious what the Cape and other resort areas were doing this summer. Thanks for the info.

    , @Known Fact
    @HenryA

    Standing on a subway platform at Brighton Beach or Sheepshead Bay, it's clear that most Russians are not much to look at. So where this subset of spectacular young Russian women comes from is a happy mystery -- hope De Blasio hasn't driven them all away

    Replies: @ATBOTL

    , @J1234
    @HenryA

    I saw a lot of eastern European help up in Estes Park a few years ago. Yes, the young women from that part of the world are attractive, but it could be that the obesity, sulkiness and tattoos of young American women amplify that impression.

    , @ATBOTL
    @HenryA

    Correct. 18$ and hour is around what minimum wage when boomers were in college adjusted for inflation would be. It is a perfectly reasonable minimum wage. Jobs that pay 8-10$ and hour are outrageous and no one should be forced to work for that little in America today.

  • San Mateo is a lovely suburban city of 104,000 between San Francisco and Palo Alto, with a median household income of $115,000. From the New York Times opinion section: So that means it's like ... 99 percent white! So, San Mateo High School is like all white? Well, not exactly: Well, actuall
  • @Kronos
    @Dave Pinsen


    But it’s hard to see what their plan would be to turn the chaos off.
     
    Oh that’s easy, a severe national shortage of insulin.

    https://youtu.be/icKAkaVFrdQ

    Replies: @HenryA

    Why black women have the highest rates of obesity.

  • Heather Mac Donald's recent City Journal article on the second coming of the Ferguson Effect links to this Minneapolis Star-Journal article ShotSpotter was invented in 1992 by John C. Lahr, a seismologist in Silicon Valley, during the year that East Palo Alto was the Murder Capital of America. Out of 3,218 such shots-fired calls this...
  • @Achmed E. Newman

    “People are unemployed, stressed out because of that … looking for a way to release it.”
     
    Hmmmm .. how was Minneapolis during the Great Depression, same per capita amount of gunfire? (Sarcasm, people, don't answer that, Reg.)

    I wondered how this shotspotter distinguishes gun shots from some types of fireworks, BTW. Upon trying to find out on the Shot Spotter site, the issue is kind of blown off, saying yep, you can't. but it can tell, with no explanation. Per a Chicago news story, this was a problem with it before. With the computational power of modern computers, the differences in the acoustic signatures can be determined now.

    That might be important tonight in a lot of places, but in places with lots of Hispanics, you've got even more problems due to celebratory shots that aren't just from gang members and reprobates like George Floyd.

    Replies: @SunBakedSuburb, @HenryA

    Nearby (to me) Paterson, New Jersey has Shotspotter and over the past several years it has been mentioned in the local press several times. Usually some young wannabe thug is showing off his gun and shoots in an alley or is shooting at another wannabe thug and the shots are recorded on Shotspotter. According to the stories I read, the police will show up at the exact location a short while later, sometimes even finding the shooter still standing around. One recent story mentioned that the shooter threw his gun under a set of porch steps and ran into a neighboring building. The shooter did not notice a police camera that recorded his hiding the gun and where he ran to.

    As far as distinguishing between fireworks and gun shots, I once inquired on a knowledgeable and very reputable shooting forum about the ability to trick a gun shot detection system. The replies from the more knowledgeable people was that these systems are very sophisticated and are not to be tricked. (My question was could someone use ammunition loaded with blackpowder since it has a very different sound signature than smokeless powder to fool a gun shot detection system.)

    • Replies: @Chris Mallory
    @HenryA

    I wonder if it has something to do with most firearms, there are exceptions, having the sonic crack of the bullet breaking the speed of sound, 1125 fps in addition to the boom/bang/pow?

    Even a suppressed firearm will have that crack unless you are using subsonic ammo. But determining the position of the shooter just using the sonic crack is nearly impossible. You have to have the bang too.

    I don't see why a computer program could not be set up to trigger when the bang and the crack both are heard.

    I have seen some PCP air rifles that would shoot through a buffalo and were as loud as a centerfire rifle.

    Replies: @Bill Jones

  • Sailer's First Law of Female Journalism is of course: Maybe we need an Addendum to cover the increasing number of quasi-females who have somehow gotten themselves put in charge of public health?
  • Most men would make better looking women than these guys.

  • In the New York Times news section, the NYT spins as fast as it can: It was never even a noose. A noose is intended to tighten as it's pulled on. This was a fixed-size loop at the end of the garage door pull rope that would not tighten. In a statement on Twitter on...
  • I guess the death of NASCAR will fall into the category of black on white crime.

  • From the Chicago Sun-Times: That's in comparison to the 85 shot (24 dead) two weekends ago in Chicago. It's almost as if the triumph of Black Lives Matter tends to dig more black graves. Update, as of Monday morning, the Sun-Times is reporting 104 / 14: Maybe the quality of shooting is down a little...
  • “Black lives matter” is kind of like “the check is in the mail”. We all know what it really means.

    • Replies: @anonymous1963
    @HenryA

    A shakedown indeed.

  • From N. Hannah Jones, the head author of the New York Times' black-centric rewriting of American history The 1619 Project: Why are people trying to talk about Ulysses S. Grant instead of Black Feelz? After all, we can go back and forth arguing all day about who did more to win the Civil War, Ulysses...
  • It wasn’t so long ago that liberals were championing Grant.
    https://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/14/opinion/14wilentz.html

  • A friend writes:
  • @Anonymous
    OT

    Does Supreme Court ruling mean a massive switch to Contractors instead of employees to maintain Flexibility to fire?

    Replies: @HenryA

    The ruling added a another “protected” group of potential employees who can bring a law suit against their employer for discrimination. The safe route for employers might be to just hire from the only non-protected group left, white heterosexual Christian males.

    • Agree: Redman
    • Replies: @Harry Baldwin
    @HenryA

    The ruling added a another “protected” group of potential employees

    It seems to me that the LGBTs have had standing to sue for discrimination for quite some time now, SCOTUS ruling or not. Did anything substantially change?

    Replies: @Hibernian

    , @Moses
    @HenryA

    “Rights” are all well and good. The problem is “rights” are flip sides of obligations.

    How does this all work if one is an entrepreneur who hires and fires ppl?

    If you interview a gay or tranny and don’t hire him, he can sue you? If you fire a gay or tranny, he can sue you?

    Do they have the burden of proof they were fired or not hired because they are gay or tranny? Would you get in a situation where the court claims to know your hiring needs better than you, and says you *should have* hired or not fired said person?

    I’ve run a business in Asia. Never, ever have to deal with this crap. Job ads regularly specify gender, age, height etc. Resumes often have photos. Hence the uniformly gorgeous, tall, thin stewardesses on Korean Airlines.

    , @LittleNano
    @HenryA

    If I'm ever at risk of job termination my contingency is to come out of the closet in advance of the pink slip. I'll go back in after a settlement. It's my safe space.

    Replies: @Joseph Doaks, @Anonymous, @Russ

    , @TomSchmidt
    @HenryA

    https://supreme.findlaw.com/legal-commentary/title-vii-and-small-businesses-the-supreme-court-addresses-the-employer-size-requirement-for-federal-employment-discrimination-claims.html


    Title VII (is) the main federal anti-discrimination statute.

    Title VII applies only to employers with at least fifteen employees - thus exempting small "Mom and Pop" establishments. The Supreme Court will have to decide exactly what that minimum means.

    Does it mean that a plaintiff suing an employer that is too small will simply lose her case if the employer establishes that fact and uses it to move for summary judgment? Or does it mean that the court lacks jurisdiction to even hear the plaintiff's case in fist place?
     
    Now you know why small businesses had to be destroyed by shutdowns and looting. They have a distinct competitive advantage.

    Replies: @anonymous

  • Chechens have utilized the Black Lives Matter chaos to invade Dijon in Burgundy in eastern France to wreak vengeance on Algerians over something or other. Do blacks really think they are going to come out on top in chaotic times? Do they have any inkling that there are scarier guys out there than them, for...
  • @El Dato
    https://youtu.be/1Jr0ILcX9hY

    Where does Lord of War Raz the Chaz get a stash of M-16 + ammo from? Who films this? Who uploads this?

    That's ... weird?

    Also

    > Take out the clip and put it back in
    > Clip

    Replies: @HenryA, @Known Fact, @William Badwhite, @anon, @David Davenport

    Wait, doesn’t the State of Washington require a background check before transferring a gun from one individual to another? This must be the CHAZ loophole that we’ve heard about.

  • From the New York Times opinion section: The concept of the state having a monopoly on violence is so
  • Let’s make it a a federal holiday, then blacks can have two federal holidays that only mostly white public employees will get off from work. However yaving another

  • @t
    When did Juneteenth become a day so sacred that nothing else can happen that day? I mean the spell check doesn't even it.

    Replies: @HenryA

    Let’s make Juneteenth a federal holiday, then blacks can have two federal holidays that only mostly white public employees will get off from work. However having another three day weekend between Memorial Day and the Fourth of July would be rather nifty.

  • The statistical fact that African-Americans commit murder at a vastly higher per capita rate than do white Americans is not something you are supposed to mention in the press, but at least dissidents in the comments can cite a PDF issued by the federal Bureau of Justice Statistics back in 2011 that found that blacks...
  • Perhaps the New York Times can start the 13/50 project.

    • LOL: Dtbb
  • @Stan Adams
    @vhrm

    "The Angry Prepper (Urban)" on YouTube did some good videos documenting the sacking of Manhattan on Monday night. He reported around 11 p.m. (Eastern) on Tuesday night that things were pretty quiet in the area that was looted on Monday:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbI31uMCE0w

    As I write this, it's a little after 10 p.m. (E) on Wednesday, and he hasn't uploaded anything all day.

    The channel:
    https://www.youtube.com/user/TheAngryPrepper/videos

    Replies: @prosa123, @HenryA

    A friend in the NYPD told me that there were a total of 4,000 cops on duty on New York on Monday night during the worst rioting. The NYPD has 36,000 officers and they only called in 4,000.

  • As a black insurrection/antifa insurgency rages across the nation's largest cities, our elected officials are hard at work preparing legislation to basically make it illegal to call the police on black people. [Public outrage, legislation follow calls to police about black people, Washington Post, May 27, 2020]: “I’m going to tell them there’s an African...
  • @Sick 'n Tired
    @D-FENS

    The virus BS already cleaned out most stores of guns & ammo, and the riots will deplete what little selection of them is left. Ammo prices have increased when you can find it, and even the bigger ammo supply websites are either sold out or it's on back order. I've been splitting large ammo orders with 2 friends every few months for about 3 years, and buying cheaper reloaded ammo when the gun shows come to town, but am definitely going to get a set up to make & reload my own ammo.

    Replies: @HenryA, @Augustus

    You will find unfortunately that when loaded ammunition get scarce, so does powder and primers.

  • But isn't looting the most expensive, most gay shops on the ground floors of the most LGBTQ-affirming corporations in America on the first day of #PrideMonth a little ... I hate to say it ... homophobic?
  • @PiltdownMan
    From the same person, around 9 p.m.

    https://twitter.com/rachelolding/status/1267619316326895616?s=20

    Replies: @Reg Cæsar, @HenryA

    I hope those kids get up early enough on Tuesday to make their Zoom meetings for school.

  • It's very important to the manipulators of The Narrative to use the appropriate words for events. For example, are the events unfolding in many cities across America at present "protests" or "riots"? That's because American discourse has progressively dumbed down toward a childish emphasis on deciding ahead of time who are the Good Guys and...
  • @Jonathan Mason
    @Anon


    The national guard needs to start shooting. Things will quiet down real quick
     
    But how are they to shoot? Should they be firing bullets in the air to disperse the crowds? Or should they be firing plastic bullets or live ammunition?

    Should snipers be taking out perceived ring leaders? Or would the use of water pistols be a better choice?

    You don't want to make a bad situation worse.

    Why is the president not flying to Minneapolis to plead for calm and reconciliation?

    Replies: @Reg Cæsar, @HenryA, @FPD72, @Anon

    Do what the Israeli army does, use snipers with suppressed Ruger 10/22s to shoot the ring leaders in their legs. Works like a charm and no one hears the gunfire.

    • Replies: @Bigdicknick
    @HenryA

    I have heard the Israeli supreme court struck that down, but it is a hilarious example of how the Jews protect their land vs tell you how you should protect ykurs

    Replies: @bigdicknick

    , @Jane Plain
    @HenryA

    Another good one, but we won't do it. We love to go for the really big show. We invented Hollywood, you know.

    , @captflee
    @HenryA

    Back in the eighties our feralgummint dispatched a cadre of us to Ship's Self Defense Force training, one component of which was DoD SWAT school at the Picatinny Arsenal, home to Army firearms development. We got to play with a variety of toys there, from experimental caseless ammo rifles to grenade launchers, including several suppressed rifles and SMGs. The weapon that impressed me the most was a purpose built .22LR rifle with an integrated suppressor; the only noise one heard upon discharge was from the mechanical action of the rifle itself, "click", no "phhtttt!" as on the big screen or lobotomy box. Even in those relatively placid times I grokked the extreme usefulness of such a tool.

    Replies: @Joe Stalin

  • From the Los Angeles Times news section: So Philadelphia is slightly closer to Los Angeles in commuting style than it is to New York. and it was behind California and Washington state in imposing restrictions on public movement, said Nicholas Jewell, a UC Berkeley biostatistician. ... Seven counties in the greater San Francisco Bay Area...
  • How do you explain the outlying suburban counties of New York City? Most of those counties, Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester and Rockland are more like Los Angeles in their residential and commuting patterns. Only a minority of commuters commute into NYC. My county Bergen in New Jersey has nearly 9,000 cases and almost 900 deaths making this county alone worse than 39 states and most countries. Bergen is suburban and most people commute by car.

    • Replies: @prosa123
    @HenryA

    A fair number of the cases in the NYC suburbs can be traced to Orthodox and sometimes Hasidic communities.

    , @Hibernian
    @HenryA

    Don't a lot of these people drive to a commuter train, take that train downtown, and in some cases take a bus or subway to the office? Around Chicago, a lot of people in Lake, Du Page, Mc Henry, Lake, Will, and suburban Cook counties, and NW Indiana, do this.

  • Rates of household gun ownership, by partisan affiliation, over time. Note the displayed range of the y-axis being 50 points in total, from 20% to 70%: That gun protections are the one battlefield in the culture war the right has largely won on is made even more impressive by the fact that gun ownership rates...
  • @another anon

    That gun protections are the one battlefield in the culture war the right has largely won
     
    Yes, you won the right to fill your houses with tons of expensive ironmongery.

    http://nextluxury.com/wp-content/uploads/amazing-firearms-vault-design.jpg

    Why right to keep and bear arms won?
    Because there is big money to be made selling guns. There is whole industry that supports and finances your fight. Follow the $$$.
    What big business would profit from banning abortion or gay marriage? None.

    Replies: @HenryA

    The firearms industry is quite small compared to others and doesn’t have that much money to throw around. Sturm Ruger is probably the largest firearms company is the nation today and it has much less than one billion dollars in market capital. The notion than the NRA is backed by the big bucks of the gun industry is a lie that has been spread by anti-gun groups for years. The strength of the NRA comes its five million dues paying members.

    As for abortion and gay marriage, the are trillions of dollars of woke capital backing those causes.

    • Replies: @Achmed E. Newman
    @HenryA

    Ran out of [AGREE]s already this morning!

    It's time for Steve Lee:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TC2xTCb_GU

  • From the New York Times: As we've all been informed in recent years, redlining is the most powerful force in the known universe. While all other historical events diminish in causal relevance as they recede ever further into the past, the 30 years of redlining only grows in importance as the years since it was...
  • @Anon
    @william munny

    "Anyone who has ever dealt with homeless people understands that they are mentally ill. Other than those temporarily in a bad spot."

    I just left my local downtown library tonight. There must have been 40-odd people inside it when I walked out not long before closing time, but there were only two cars in the parking lot, and one of them was mine. All the people in the library were either on the internet computers or hanging out and socializing with friends. I was the only one looking at the books. They were almost all American Indian. Our local library has so many homeless Indians hanging out there that the normies rarely go there in the evening. They feel too threatened. When I left, the rent-a-cop was kicking one of the Indians out. The librarians tell me people have to be kicked out the building for bad behavior every single day.

    None of those people were crazy. They're there every night, weeks, months, years on end. My town has a low unemployment rate, so plenty of jobs are available for them. They don't want to work. Most people are homeless by choice. They don't want to be bothered with trying to make it, and they're poorly adapted to living in a modern society.

    Replies: @Bert, @Anonymous, @John Pepple, @Anon, @HenryA, @Joe Stalin

    Public libraries are a costly public amenity that don’t serve any real need anymore. At one time when books were expensive and some titles hard to find, they were important. Today books are cheap and many older titles can be had for free on the internet.

    My local tax payer supported library might be a good representation of what a public library looks like these days. My wife uses the library to borrow CDs so she can copy the music. Most of the patrons there when I visit are seedy looking middle age men using the free internet, or Asian teenagers being tutored or doing homework. The children’s section spends more on puppet shows than on new books. As for the books on the shelves, many older books have been purged. For instance, I love rereading Neville Shute’s books but they are all gone as is the entire science fiction section. The mostly white subjects that once populated the biography section have disappeared. This purge includes other libraries within my county’s sharing network. At one time mine and those libraries had sizeable collection of shooting related books (which were a boon to a teenager interested in guns), but all of those titles have also vanished. The newer books that have replaced the victims of the purge seem to be celebrity bios, best sellers, and unreadable woke cat lady fiction.

    Fortunately my library has been spared from incursions by the homeless and thank God there haven’t yet been any drag queens reading to young children.

    • Replies: @Jesse
    @HenryA

    In my library, you can order in any book you like, and they've abolished fines. If you read a lot, it's expensive to just buy everything you might want to read. I love the library.

    Replies: @Hail

  • As George Bernard Shaw famously pointed out in Pygmalion, due to the existence of finely gradated class accents in England: This is partly due to the long existence of boarding schools for national elites like Eton and Harrow that homogenize what would otherwise be regional accents into one ruling class mode of speech. Unfortunately, I...
  • In the past I believe many of the upper middle class throughout the US retained their regional accents despite education and wealth. I recall seeing a video of Marine Corps General Smedley Butler that was filmed in the 1930s. Butler who came from an old and established well to do Philadelphia Quaker family but he still spoke with a thick Philadelphia accent. Before Hollywood talkies, national radio networks and mass communication, most Americans, even local elites, probably lacked any self awareness of their regional accents.

    Regional, even local, accents especially in the eastern US are part of the old America that is rapidly disappearing beneath the tidal wave of diversity.

  • From the Los Angeles Times: Will UC schools drop their SAT scores requirement? By TERESA WATANABE STAFF WRITER OCT. 2, 2019 5 AM Half a century ago, the University of California helped catapult the SAT to a place of national prominence in the college admissions process when it began requiring all applicants to take the...
  • @Thulean Friend
    America has an "Asian problem". It is the fastest rising population and it seems that their per capita achievement is also rising. This pressure is making itself felt at Harvard, UC and many other elite institutions.

    Sooner or later the ruling class will have to make a choice: either it systematically disempowers white people or it shuts out a larger and larger share of Asians.

    The most fair option: allowing true meritocracy, is not going to be allowed. Because that would set back black/brown diversity 50+ years in elite institutions.

    10 years ago the answer would have been obvious: just cut the white percentage. But the ruling class is terrified of rising white consciousness. This could be a spark to a much wider conflagration. Something's gotta give. I doubt Asians will just sit pretty and watch forever.

    Replies: @Peterike, @HenryA, @Prof. Woland, @J

    In the past elite colleges would have simply cut the number of Whites to make way for more Asians. But today I would guess that the percentage of White Gentiles at the Ivy league schools is below twenty percent. To cut even more will get noticed. The only way now to allow more Asians would be to cut back on the number of Jews admitted or, God forbid, cut back on NAMs. Given that choice, theses schools will punish Asian students long before they begin restricting the number of Jews or NAMs.

  • From the Washington Post news pages: Mary Rambaran-Olm speaks at an academic conference in Washington earlier this month, at which she announced her plans to resign as second vice president of the group formerly known as the International Society of Anglo-Saxonists. (Leah Newsom) By Hannah Natanson September 19, 2019 at 9:03 a.m. PDT Mary Rambaran-Olm...
  • @istevefan

    First of all, it was not a “monolithic white period”: People immigrated to England from all over (including places like Greece and North Africa), and would not have described themselves as “Anglo Saxon” at the time, said Wade, who resigned as a member of ISAS this week to show support for Rambaran-Olm.
     
    Does anyone actually claim England did not have any non-English in England at that time? There would surely have been ambassador-type people from other kingdoms, merchants and others who were just passing through. Perhaps they would have comprised about 0.3 percent of the population. Effectively, however, they would not even have registered on the census.

    But the presence of such a minuscule amount is now used to attack a strawman and somehow prove that what we think of English history is incorrect. That small amount is used to claim England was multicultural.

    If they want to consider a 0.3% minority population as constituting diversity, then why do they claim the USA was NOT diverse prior to 1965, when the minority population was perhaps 12%? Why do they claim that the USA needs to diversify even now when the White population is down to 62%? After all, if a 99.7% English England can be considered diverse, why couldn't an 88% White America?

    I for one would love to have a 99.7% White America and would be more than happy to call it multicultural if that is what it would take to make it happen.

    Replies: @Al Bundy, @Barnard, @HenryA, @jbwilson24

    If only there existed in some dusty library a highly detailed census of England, taken perhaps in the late 11th century, we might truly know just how diverse medieval England was.

  • I've got a great idea for a Curb Your Enthusiasm episode: Larry David is about to get into the Express checkout lane at his Brentwood supermarket, but a giant black lady (played by Leslie Jones) with 23 items suddenly cuts from her lane into his, ahead of him. Larry fumes: “Why don’t you go back...
  • @gutta percha
    Black grocery shoppers here like to pull out fistfuls of debit cards at the register. Then they try each one, experimenting with various PINs. When all fail, they get on their phone and call several associates, asking for a working PIN. They may get one correct PIN, which allows them to pay for only a portion of the total purchase. So then they pick thru the groceries, selecting whichever items are essential, until the purchase total meets their funds. The store returns the rest to the shelves.

    Needless to say, this is a time-consuming process. Needful to say: it happens astonishingly often. The cashiers all have learned to roll with it.

    Replies: @HenryA, @Coemgen, @anonymous, @Alden

    In a nearby Walmart I had the experience while on the express lane of having a Black woman dump out a jar of change on the counter (mostly pennies) and the expecting the cashier to count out the correct amount. Luckily I had lots of time to spare.

    • Replies: @Lot
    @HenryA

    Smart phones have made waiting in checkout lines more pleasant. I suppose in the 1990s you could whip out a GameBoy, but most games did not allow saving, so it wasn’t that fun or practical in 4 minute blocks of time.

    The worst thing to be behind in the early 2000s was someone using the WIC welfare program coupons. The rules were complicated and there would be debates about what qualified. Every item seemed to require a bit of separate paperwork, even after food stamps had become debit cards.

    , @gutta percha
    @HenryA

    "a Black woman dump out a jar of change on the counter"

    I see enough old white women fiddling unnecessarily with change, so I discount it when black people do it. When I see an old white lady start to unzip a myriad of coin purses, I know I'm in for a wait. They'll take several minutes to try to find EXACT change to tender. Also old white people still use personal checks far more often than other shoppers do. There's plenty of old white folk that refuse to live in the 21st century. Some are quite proud that they don't know how to use a computer.

  • From Buzzfeed: The article begins with the single most shocking, SHOCKING thing anybody said at the conference: I'm fascinated by how Tucker Carlson and Amy Wax pointing out the obvious reality of
  • Litter can be seen as the flora that grows in tragic dirt. When I visit and work in areas known for their diversity, the litter is everywhere, most noticeably the thousands of plastic bags stuck in chain link fences and trees. Like litter, poverty, low IQ and poor schools all seem to flourish in these places. When I travel through predominately White and Asian suburban towns, the litter disappears and I know that the magic dirt of these towns will also produce affluence, higher IQs and good schools. So perhaps we can stop Latino littering simply by moving them away from the tragic dirt.

    • Replies: @vinteuil
    @HenryA


    ...the thousands of plastic bags stuck in chain link fences and trees.
     
    Yeah, the plastic bags stuck in trees - what's up with that? It's like the unmistakable signature of a s***-hole country. You'd think the authorities would want to do something about it, if only to attract more tourist dollars.
  • From The Guardian: Angela Saini??? Where have we heard that name before? Oh, yeah, she's the author of the celebrated work of Science Denialism: Superior: The Return of Race Science about evil white pseudoscientists like Francis Galton, Arthur Jensen, and David Reich.
  • I hear that pretty soon in the “Smartest country on the planet”” they’re going to get started on indoor plumbing and sewers.

    • Replies: @Achmed E. Newman
    @HenryA

    Real soon - be patient, Henry. Toilets are machines, so in Lavasa, the Indian city o' the future, toilets will rule.

    , @Mr McKenna
    @HenryA


    “Smartest country on the planet”
     
    Oddly enough, though, they simply can't tolerate 'difference'.
    So they inflict themselves upon the rest of us.


    https://i.ibb.co/g60ksfG/racial-tolerance-map-hk-fix.jpg

    Replies: @Reg Cæsar, @simple_pseudonymic_handle, @95Theses, @bigdicknick

    , @The Wild Geese Howard
    @HenryA

    HenryA has won this thread going away.

    Since it's summer I feel we're ripe for a good pibble hate post.

    , @Autochthon
    @HenryA

    Show's what you know, smartypants. For your information, they have a timeline in place. Hindoos, you see, are so smart they swear everyone there will have "piped drinking water by 2024." Wow! What godlike technology have they uncovered to make such unimaginably sophisticated miracles a reality, and so soon?!

    https://youtu.be/FGt4notGxLc

    Not smart enough to impound sufficient water to avoid catastrophic droughts or to stop shitting out more babies than their resources can support, though.

    Perhaps I am being unfair, though; maybe all the emphasis on rocketry and genetics left no time to study hydrology.

    Replies: @stillCARealist

    , @Svevlad
    @HenryA

    They kinda did solve that problem in an unreasonably fast time tho

    There was this 3-year comparison (though I don't remember the years, I'm guessing between 2014 and 2017) that street shittery got basically eliminated everywhere but in Bihar

    , @Antonius
    @HenryA

    Progress at last: 599 million people shitting in the street as opposed to 600 million people.

    Replies: @indocon

    , @Chrisnonymous
    @HenryA

    I thought those were symbols of British colonial oppression.

  • From the New York Times: Urged to Launch an Attack, Trump Listened to the Skeptics Who Said It Would Be a Costly Mistake By Peter Baker, Maggie Haberman and Thomas Gibbons-Neff June 21, 2019 WASHINGTON — He heard from his generals and his diplomats. Lawmakers weighed in and so did his advisers. But among the...
  • I always irked by the New York Times referring to Donald Trump as Mr. Trump rather than as President Trump. Did they do the same for Barack Obama? I seem to remember reading that throughout the 1930s they referred to Adolf Hitler as Chancellor Hitler. Can’t they at least have as much respect for Trump as they did for Hitler.

    • Replies: @Desiderius
    @HenryA

    They refuse to call him president because they fear him.

    Well they should.

    , @Kyle
    @HenryA

    The refer to him as president trump the first instance, then in the rest of the article they refer to him as mr. trump. They do that for every president, it’s apparently in their style guide.

  • From the New York Times: The Racial Bias Built Into Photography Sarah Lewis explores the relationship between racism and the camera. By Sarah Lewis April 25, 2019 Sarah Lewis is an assistant professor at Harvard University in the department of history of art and architecture and the department of African and African-American studies. Can a...
  • Douglass appears blacker and blacker in every photo. 19th century photographs tended to make a person’s skin complexion darker than it would appear to the eye. Look at the many pictures of Lincoln. His skin tone is quite dark in every photo. Likewise Douglass, even though having a white father, looks almost entirely African in most photos, especially those that are reproduced in textbooks. Compare those photos with this early portrait of Douglass which shows a much lighter skin tone.

    • Replies: @res
    @HenryA

    Exposure time was a big issue with early photographs. It is not surprising photographers would tend to underexpose (less time, making things appear darker).

    Here is a look at how that might explain the lack of smiling in early photographs:
    http://time.com/4568032/smile-serious-old-photos/

    Replies: @Bizarro World Observer

  • From USA Today: Kate Smith family members 'heartbroken' after teams distance themselves from singer Tom Schad, USA TODAY Published 8:25 p.m. ET April 20, 2019 The Philadelphia Flyers and New York Yankees have taken steps in recent days to distance themselves from the late "God Bless America" singer Kate Smith after learning that she sang...
  • I guess it’s time to ban John Lennon too.

  • The greatest trick the Billionaires ever pulled was convincing the world that male workers were paid too much.
  • @Old fogey
    @anon

    It depends on how you define "standard of living." I remember those times well as my mother was the only mother on the block who worked outside the home while I was in elementary school.

    On the rare days when she was there when I came home to my sandwich and milk lunch in the kitchen I was overjoyed. Heaven for me was having my mother at home. How many children have that luxury today? It is obvious to me that the standard of living has fallen, disastrously.

    And nowadays we encourage single women to give birth and then keep on working with the children farmed out to day-care or pre-kindergarten organizations, What a horrible idea.

    Replies: @Peripatetic Commenter, @HenryA, @Bleuteaux

    Unfortunately we measure the standard of living by how much stuff we have. Yes, by the standards today my parents standard of living was quite low back in the 1950s and 60s, they had a lot less stuff, but the quality of their lives and the lives of their children was quite high. They were able to buy a home in now very pricey suburban Bergen County, New Jersey and have four children. They participated in a number of church and community organizations that made their lives far richer than most people today. And all this was done with one blue collar wage earner in the house. My siblings and I attended wonderful schools and ourselves participated in all kinds of activities. People then and especially children also had hobbies which no one seems to have today.

    I believe most married couples with children would gladly trade their lifestyle today for the lifestyle of the 1950s, I know I would.

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @HenryA


    Yes, by the standards today my parents standard of living was quite low back in the 1950s and 60s, they had a lot less stuff, but the quality of their lives and the lives of their children was quite high. They were able to buy a home in now very pricey suburban Bergen County, New Jersey and have four children. They participated in a number of church and community organizations that made their lives far richer than most people today. And all this was done with one blue collar wage earner in the house. My siblings and I attended wonderful schools and ourselves participated in all kinds of activities. People then and especially children also had hobbies which no one seems to have today.
     
    What changed? What caused the change?

    Replies: @Neuday

    , @res
    @HenryA


    I believe most married couples with children would gladly trade their lifestyle today for the lifestyle of the 1950s, I know I would.
     
    I wonder. I think much depends on the situation of other families nearby. I wonder how many people would have the stomach for being less superficially well off than everyone around them even with the improved quality of life. My experience is the will to buck public opinion and status seeking is rare.

    One of the most pernicious aspects of the transition to two income families is the resulting arms race dynamic.
  • From the New York Times, a "news" story on the latest front in the Bathroom Graffiti Crisis of Anti-Semitic Hate Plaguing America that is bogus on multiple dimensions: Swastika on a Bathroom Stall: Anti-Semitism Still Plagues Upstate School District By Benjamin Weiser and Nate Schweber March 1, 2019 For years, Jewish students in the Pine...
  • Here’s a hypothetical question I ask people I know in northern New Jersey and southern New York ; who would you rather have move in and take over your neighborhood: Latin American immigrants, Blacks, Muslims or Hasidic Jews? Most respondents chose Muslims or the Latin American immigrants. No one with any familiarity with Hasidics choses Hasidics. Most can imagine befriending and interacting positively with Muslims or Hispanics or even Blacks. No one has any kind of interaction with Hasidics that they would call positive.

    Despite the visceral response that Hasidics generate, suburban Whites have also been cowed into silence because any criticism or steps to prevent them from taking over only seems to bring lawsuits from groups like the ADL and condemnation from local media and the political establishment. When the Hasidics start to move in, your best bet is to be among the first to sell while prices are still high.

  • In Flashman by George MacDonald Fraser, Flashman, the disgraced bully expelled from Rugby School in 1839 by headmaster Thomas Arnold in Thomas Hughes' novel Tom Brown's Schooldays, lands on his feet again with a commission in a smart London cavalry regiment. But his snobbish commanding officer disapproves of his marriage to a Scottish mill owner's...
  • How many career State Department people have read Frazer’s Flashman much less the Flashman series? They should. It’s a good antidote to whatever fever causes bureaucrats and soldiers to go off on reckless overseas adventures.

  • @Anonymous
    Steve, this is no time to joke about Wakanda.

    A black, gay actor was beaten in Chicago at 2:00 a.m. by white racists in ski masks. They recognized him from his role on the show Empire. They called him a f@ggot and a nlgger, beat him, poured bleach on him, and told him, "this is MAGA country!" This is all very true.

    If (on the very slim chance) this turns out to be a hoax, it should be properly documented.

    https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_5c507c46e4b0f43e410b4a27/amp

    Replies: @HenryA, @Alfa158, @midtown

    What white person watches Empire?

  • More from Google's own galleries of top Americans ... American cowboys: On the other hand, in its gallery of Russian Poets, Google putting at #1 the 1/8th black guy Pushkin is totally legit: In case you are wondering, Dumas the Elder only makes #15 in French Novelists, behind even Houellebecq. There have been a lot...
  • @40 Acres and a Kardashian
    While I enjoy Steve pointing out Google's absurdly PC search results, fighting this stuff is a losing battle. Forget Google; blogs can't compete with movies and TV in shaping public opinion, and movies and TV are even worse than Google. In the new movie Mary, Queen of Scots, many members of the royal court of Scotland in the mid 16th century are blacks. I believe there's also an Asian woman, too. We roll our eyes at this stupidity, but in a few decades, much of the worldwide white population will be convinced that Europe has always been heavily and happily multi-racial. (They won't be able to try that with American history, as slavery is too valuable to their narrative to gloss over.)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnqjSgMU36U

    Replies: @syonredux, @HenryA, @Barnard

    It’s already happening with American history, at least that American history that is understood by school children. Look at the minstrel show called Hamilton. Thanks to the popularity of this Broadway show, most young people are now convinced that Alexander Hamilton was mixed race and a champion of non-white immigration.

    • Agree: Federalist
    • Replies: @Prester John
    @HenryA

    Hip Hop Hamilton already is something of a folk hero to the Coalition of The Fringes.

    , @Flip
    @HenryA

    Looking at the Ten Dollar bill, he looks like the whitest guy ever.

  • From the Washington Post: She's not Elizabeth Warren-level greedy about getting affirmative action bennies. The roiling national debate over affirmative action in college admissions has raised the stakes for these questions about identity. Hundreds of thousands of applicants are wrestling with whether and how to describe their race and ethnicity and what that information should...
  • After my 23 and me DNA test I am advising my daughters to put down Neanderthal as their ethnicity on any future applications.

    • LOL: GermanReader2
  • Concurrent with the inception of non-white sacralizing and of the flight from white. While the latter two trends continue their now five-decades-long ascendancy, Peak Holocaust hit in the early 2000s: As white gentile nations have increasingly taken on foreign non-white populations that are more hostile to Jews than the natives of said white gentile nations,...
  • Anyone else remember 35 years ago when William Shawcross referred to the murder of a couple of million Cambodians by the Khmer Rouge as a holocaust? The usual suspects freaked out because there was only one holocaust and to compare the deaths of several million European Jews to the deaths of several million Cambodians was unconscionable.

  • From the New York Post: NYC’s school diversity plan could lead to another ‘white flight’ By Karol Markowicz September 29, 2018 | 12:59pm In a push to improve diversity at District 15 middle schools in Brooklyn, Mayor de Blasio last week approved a plan to remove admission standards at all of them. In liberal Park...
  • The hipster white parents of Brooklyn are already fleeing for the suburbs. I’ve seen theses strange creators in the stores and supermarkets of northern New Jersey, especially in the town where there are excellent schools. Unfortunately they are bringing their politics with them as well and our once solidly Republican section of the state is turning blue.

  • From the NYT: I'm guessing she doesn't want to stumble in to perjury charges, so let the FBI figure out what really happened, and then she'll testify to that. Democratic leaders quickly endorsed Dr. Blasey’s position, but her resistance to coming to the committee on Monday seemed to harden the resolve of Republicans who said...
  • @AnotherDad
    @HenryA


    Many years later when Sonia Sotomayor was appointed to the Supreme Court I realized that she was the young lawyer I made small talk with at that party.
     
    I remember that. I saw you two from through the glass doors to the balcony. I saw Sotomayer grab your crotch and try and unzip your pants. I was shocked! She is unfit for pubic offense.

    Replies: @HenryA

    Nothing of the sort happened. She was quite nice and seemed to take a genuine interest in what a geeky 21 year old had to say.

    • Replies: @The preferred nomenclature is...
    @HenryA

    Sarcasm alert. Dad was just funnin'. You don't get out much do you.

  • Memory is unreliable and if you’re seeking the assistance of the memories of others, you’re out of luck.

    Way back in June of 1981 I attended a housewarming party of a very wealthy young woman whose mother had purchased her an apartment in Manhattan. She was a student at NYU and her mother didn’t like the idea of her living in the dorms. She was the girl friend of one of my best friends and we all were good friends. In addition to her boyfriend’s friends, and her friends from school, she invited some of her neighbors she had befriended. During the party I spent about 20 minutes making small talk to one neighbor, a female lawyer in her mid to late twenties whom I remember worked as an assistant DA in Manhattan. Our small talk took us out to the balcony and she told me about several of the cases she had tried.

    Many years later when Sonia Sotomayor was appointed to the Supreme Court I realized that she was the young lawyer I made small talk with at that party. Yet, not a single one of my friends who was at that party even remembers the party.

    My only proof is my memory, which after 37 years is probably less reliable than I would like to think. While I remember the party clearly,I never spoke about it until after Sotomayor’s appointment. I never wrote anything down and none of the others who were there even remember the party. If I were to accuse Sotomayor of some impropriety there is no evidence that could prove her innocence.

    • Replies: @AnotherDad
    @HenryA


    Many years later when Sonia Sotomayor was appointed to the Supreme Court I realized that she was the young lawyer I made small talk with at that party.
     
    I remember that. I saw you two from through the glass doors to the balcony. I saw Sotomayer grab your crotch and try and unzip your pants. I was shocked! She is unfit for pubic offense.

    Replies: @HenryA

  • From MetroTimes in Detroit: It's important to be sensitive to the gender of your racial slurs and "the ching-chong" to multiple voters outside polling precincts during last Tuesday's election. She's also said to have called one of Chang's campaign volunteers an “immigrant,” saying “you don’t belong here” and “I want you out of my country.”...
  • @ScarletNumber
    Big deal. 40 years ago Mario Cuomo had the unofficial campaign slogan of "Vote for Cuomo, not the Homo" when he unsuccessfully ran for NYC mayor.

    The homo in question was Ed Koch, who became mayor for 12 years.

    Replies: @HenryA, @Forbes

    If my memory serves me right, I believe that Cuomo’s son the current governor of New York was reputed to be the originator of that slogan.

    • Replies: @Alec Leamas
    @HenryA


    If my memory serves me right, I believe that Cuomo’s son the current governor of New York was reputed to be the originator of that slogan.
     
    Fitting. He coined it, and now he can use it for his own benefit in one of his elections. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
  • From the Wall Street Journal: In contrast, here's my 2016 summary of what actually happened ten years ago.
  • Ten years ago when this war started and after reading about the events in the NYT, I was curious about Georgia’s geography so I went to Google maps (or GOOGLE Earth, which one I don’t exactly recall) only to see a blank map of Georgia. I returned several times during the fighting and saw the same thing. When the war was over I checked again and all of Georgia’s features were restored. Does anyone else remember this?

  • From Goodreads, a review by Gwern: McNamara's Folly: The Use of Low-IQ Troops in the Vietnam War McNamara's Folly: The Use of Low-IQ Troops in the Vietnam War by Hamilton Gregory Gwern's review Apr 08, 2018 It’s not well-known, but one of the most consistent long-term sponsors of research into intelligence has been the US...
  • I noticed something similar, in my local supermarkets. Forty years ago I worked part-time in a supermarket while commuting to college. Almost all of my fellow part-time coworkers were college students. We worked at the checkouts, stocked shelves, unloaded trucks and cleaned. The few full time people were managers or skilled trades like butchers. We all belonged to a union and received benefits, even as part-timers. It was common to see people reading books in the breakroom. None of the part-timers viewed this job as a career, yet we all worked hard and took some pride in our work. It was an intelligent bunch. One of our part-time employees was a student at Dartmouth who spent his summers stocking shelves.

    Today the same supermarkets are filled with low IQ employees that see working there as the final step in their careers. There are no college students working part-time and most of the workers come across as plain stupid. Service at these stores sucks with many of the cashiers more interested in their phones or conversing with other employees than doing their job. Many perishable food items are out of date (something that would have triggered the wrath of my manager forty years ago) or shelves are empty because it’s not their job to restock it.

    So while the average IQ of Americans may not have changed much in the past thirty to forty years, the IQs of workers in low paying jobs has noticeably declined and with that the quality of the service and the friendliness we receive in places like a supermarket has also declined.

    • Replies: @ScarletNumber
    @HenryA

    Well nowadays any college student worth his salt has to have an internship rather than the traditional summer job.

    , @bjondo
    @HenryA

    40 years ago your pay and benefits probably much better than today.

    Knew cashier at Safeway some 40+ years ago. Full time, union. If I remember correctly, she was paid $10/hr, baggers $4/hr.

  • From Footwear News: At least six Nike higher-ups left hurriedly after a #MeToo scandal. As everyone knows, People of Color never get handsy around women. Especially black men who love basketball. They are just morally superior, that's all.
  • For the life of me I can’t understand why Nike, a sneaker company is as big as it is. Look at most of their products. Their business model seems to be selling brightly colored clown shoes to Black teenagers. And yet they make billions.

    • Replies: @Buffalo Joe
    @HenryA

    Henry, don't you know cool kicks make you cool. It's all about the look. That's why there is such a market for knock offs.

    , @anonymous
    @HenryA


    Their business model seems to be selling brightly colored clown shoes to Black teenagers. And yet they make billions.
     
    Nike sells more than 100 million pairs of shoes each year. Style matters to many people. It’s very hard to find an American who hasn’t worn a pair of Nikes at some point in the last 45 years. I did road work in PF Flyers back in the 60s/70s, it hurt, modern running shoes are a huge improvement.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @E. Rekshun

  • @Anon
    @SimplePseudonymicHandle

    You have a hand to play – it has value so it’s worth playing, but if you overplay it, you may lose everything, but if you play it right things might work out.

    How about avoid demographic casinos altogether and NOT play at all? Then, there's nothing to lose.
    Just keep the nest egg.

    I’ve lived in some pretty “white” places and you know what blows me away about America: we are such mutts.

    White dogs attract other dogs and, for a while, there is a tolerable state of modest mutt-hood. But as non-white dogs keep coming and breeding and interbreeding, it all goes to the dogs. After all, there are mutt-nations all over the world. But mutts there don't like it and want to move to where white dogs are. Even when dark mutts move to western nations that have been mutted, they prefer those with lots of white dogs. In other words, US and Canada are preferable to Latin America because the former two still have more white dogs.

    many people they are losing because most people just aren’t a pure shade ‘o white

    So, you say whites shouldn't mindful of color. But the thing is non-whites are very mindful of color. They think 'color' all the time. They look at the map for white nations and move there.
    Non-whites are even mindful of shades of color. When Africans and Muslims arrive in Europe, they pass across swarthy whites and try to go to pale white nations.

    Secondly – “white people” whatever that is – don’t think they owe anything to each other – and that includes the most self-white-identified people. Think anyone commenting on Unz is going out to help homeless, because the homeless are white?

    You're talking of extreme cases. Sure, there will always be druggies, bums, and lunatics. No one expects whites to go around helping self-destructive white losers.
    But there are general policies on the national level that are good for the community as a whole. Take something like 'free trade'. Elites must ask what impact it will have on the nation as a whole. Or consider the impact of mass invasion. Or feminism that takes jobs away from men.
    Who will benefit and who will lose out? So, even though most of us are not going to help people in drug rehab, we can support national policies that are mindful of what is good for the whole nation.

    Now, are you just a troll? No one can be that insipid.

    Replies: @HenryA

    One bit of evidence that supports your mutt analogy is the gradual disappearance of blue eyes in large swaths of the U.S. Look at old photographs and notice how most white Americans in those black and white images have light washed out eyes indicating that they had blue irises. Compare that with what you see in places like New York, New Jersey, Connecticut or Pennsylvania. There are still lots of white people in those states, just not so many blue eyes anymore.

  • From iSteve commenter WowJustWow: The case for quotas has changed constantly in response to court rulings, intellectual fads, and mundane political inconveniences. In spite of increasing social justice hysteria in every other facet of modern life, it’s been a long time since I’ve heard anybody use combatting the historical legacy of oppression as a primary...
  • Sure let’s bring on the quotas. For whites it’s got to be better than the current system. For instance this ten day old press release from Princeton claims that 53.4 percent of their newly admitted class of 2022 are people of color.

    https://www.princeton.edu/news/2018/03/28/princeton-offers-admission-55-percent-class-2022-applicants

    • Replies: @Flip
    @HenryA

    White gentiles are probably only 20% or so. The Ivy League is not exactly looking like America these days.

    , @Pericles
    @HenryA

    That might explain the quality of their Ph.D. theses.

  • From the Columbia University Spectator: Was she paying much attention before? Todd Gitlin, 75, was president of the leftist radical Students for a Democratic Society in 1964 and helped organize some of the first protests against the Vietnam War. Gitlin has published 16 books. “It is in fact true, a matter of his
  • If using the term negro is a microagression, what is wishing for someone’s funeral?

  • February was the first month in memory in which more people were murdered in London than in New York City, but now it's happened again in March. Heckuva job, Sadiqie!
  • Perhaps it needs to be said but without Black and Hispanic crime in the U.S. and Muslim crime in the UK both places would be crime free. But no one can say this without being punished by the PC scolds in the liberal institutions or in social media and the and in the case of the UK by the law.

    • Replies: @J.Ross
    @HenryA

    British chavs are not only more violent than our white trash but they are functionally encouraged to hurt each other by the geniuses running the country. But yes the hilarious outrage BBC-believers put forward depends on them thinking that our entire country is the dindulands. It's like if they heard horrifying domestic abuse stories and wierd monetary practices coming out of Utah, never made the connection, and expected to see it widely distributed through the rest of the country.

  • Who can remember all the way back to who punched whom in 2016? From the New York Times news section: Assaults Increased When Cities Hosted Trump Rallies, Study Finds By NIRAJ CHOKSHI MARCH 16, 2018 A study published on Friday appears to confirm what news reports suggested long ago: President Trump’s campaign rallies were associated...
  • I was long time subscriber to the New York Times print edition and spent at least two hours a day reading the paper. Later I read it daily on line. Over time I read it less and less. Now I will glance at their home page every other or third day. What I see or read scares me.

    Looking at the New York Times now is like running into a friend that was once your closest friend that had drifted away. Instead of a happy reunion, it’s a disturbing experience. Your once close friend now babnles on about

    • Replies: @Jim Don Bob
    @HenryA

    Same thing happened to me with the Washington Post.

  • From the Washington Post: Do you ever get the impression from reading the Washington Post that its owner Jeff Bezos's sympathies lie more with owners than with workers? I don't mean to imply that the World's Richest Man isn't wholly unbiased on the question of grinding the faces of workers, but, yeah, actually, I do...
  • @Travis
    in November I took a position at one of the Amazon logistic locations in Elizabeth, NJ. contrary to what many believe, there were no robots at the warehouse....all the work was still done as it was 30 years ago when I worked at UPS....I was hired with a group of 40 , at least 4 were dreamers....only 4 of us were white (2 of the whites were foreign born , one Irish one Polish). about half were Latinos and the rest Black. The job paid $19 per hour , but the standard rate after Christmas dropped back to $12.

    30 years ago when I worked at UPS they paid $12 per hour....40 years ago when my father was a teamster warehouse worker he earned $32,000 per year, which was twice as much as my mother who taught High School Biology.....

    today the teachers earn $90,000 per year (about what my father earned working in the warehouse in 1980 in 2015 dollars) and the warehouse workers earn just $30,000 per year , if they are lucky to get 40 hours per week. At the Amazon facility nobody was allowed to work over 30 hours per week.

    Replies: @istevefan, @The preferred nomenclature is..., @Sane Left Libertarian, @HenryA

    Teachers in urban school systems in New Jersey’s cities are only making $90,000 after about 25 years. Suburban school districts in NJ pay much better and a teacher can earn that much after 10 years, in an urban district the same teacher with the same ten years on the job will be earning about $55,000 a year.

    • Replies: @Travis
    @HenryA

    Newark public schools pay first year teachers $50,000 per year, $55,000 if you teach math.

    my mother began teaching in Philadelphia in 1978 and earned $12,500 her first year, while my father was a teamster earning $32,000 with excellent benefits unloading trucks..earned his pension after 20 years (which my mother now collects)

    one wonders how Americans were able to afford food when the unions controlled the meat packing plants and paid employees $60 per hour , and the truckers earned $70 per hour and the warehouse workers earned $60 per hour loading and unloading the trucks and trains and the cashiers at the local A&P were also unionized...while food is certainly cheaper today than in 1980 , it could be one reason so many Americans are over-weight and obese...

    but these were the wages paid for these jobs (in 2016 dollars) back in 1980. Today wages for these positions are below $19 an hour because of several factors, one reason was allowing 50 million foreigners to migrate into America since 1980

    Replies: @istevefan

  • From Politico.EU: Europe’s migrants are here to stay It’s time to start crafting our policies accordingly. By Dimitris Avramopoulos Dimitris Avramopoulos is European commissioner for migration, home affairs and citizenship: Migration is an emotional, sensitive and political issue. It has helped determine elections across Europe and the world. But we can no longer talk only...
  • Where are all the female refugees that we supposed to have sex with?

    • Replies: @Joe Schmoe
    @HenryA

    Exactly.

    The invaders I see are overwhelmingly male.

  • From Newsweek: "Gosse" tends to be a Norman name. But then so, I am told, are "Fitzgerald" and "Boyle." Buchanan isn't Irish Catholic. His father's side of the family is Protestant Irish, his mother's is German Catholic. Also he's not a loudmouth. I would think that Rush Limbaugh, who is a proud radio talent, wouldn't...
  • How did this professor of history’s great great grandfather arrive at Ellis Island in 1850 when the immigration station at that location didn’t open until open until 1892? He can’t even be bothered looking up an easily googled fact.

  • Now, it's not true that the mainstream media is utterly ignoring the immigration angle in the Houston flood. For example, from Reuters: How Trump's immigration crackdown could slow flood-hit Houston's efforts to rebuild Mica Rosenberg and Dan Levine #ENVIRONMENT AUGUST 30, 2017 / 1:22 PM / 8 HOURS AGO HOUSTON/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - In the...
  • Deport all of the illegals in Houston and you won’t need to rebuild so many homes.

    • Agree: Alden, Frau Katze
    • Replies: @AnotherDad
    @HenryA


    Deport all of the illegals in Houston and you won’t need to rebuild so many homes.
     
    Why stop with illegals?

    That's my take. "Why rebuild Houston at all?" It's functional use is oil tanker unloading and refining. (Which we actually need less of as the shale revolution has cut our oil imports.) And there is plenty of housing left for that.

    And it's a crappy place for a major metropolis, with little in the way of natural amenities nor climate to recommend it--and then flood prone! (If I was to be in the area, up further into the piney woods would be nicer, or further afield the Texas hill country is far superior.)

    I say deport all the immigrants who were living there, and let a big chunk of the place return to coastal prairie/swamp.

  • As you may have noticed, America has 8 digits worth of illegal aliens. That's a whole lot of law-breaking. That much crime doesn't happen without numerous government officials, elected and appointed, failing criminally to do their duty to uphold the law. For example, the 1986 immigration compromise granted amnesty in return for future workplace enforcement....
  • @Ganderson
    I don't know about other states, but in Massachusetts public schools are required to educate anyone of school age who shows up- we are not allowed to inquire as to immigration status.

    Yes- you all read that correctly.

    Replies: @Jack Hanson, @Alfa158, @HenryA, @Alden

    This is the case in all fifty states since the Supreme Court’s 1982 Plyler v Doe decision. No public school anywhere may inquire as to the immigration status of a child and all illegal children are entitled to a free education. Having worked in a public school with lots of illegals I can tell you that they’re easy to spot since they never hand in the financial forms that determine eligibility for free lunches. Funny, we know they are and yet can do nothing about it.

    • Replies: @ben tillman
    @HenryA


    This is the case in all fifty states since the Supreme Court’s 1982 Plyler v Doe decision. No public school anywhere may inquire as to the immigration status of a child and all illegal children are entitled to a free education.
     
    That goes well beyond the holding of Plyler. I just went back through the opinion and didn't see anything about "asking", and there's certainly nothing requiring states to give them an education if the Feds want to deport them.
  • From the Chicago Sun-Times: Alderman says Lincoln bust in West Englewood burned CHICAGO 08/17/2017, 03:10pm Fran Spielman and Mitch Dudek Ald. Ray Lopez (15th) on Thursday accused President Donald Trump of emboldening vandals to set fire to a bust of Abraham Lincoln that has stood as a symbol of freedom in West Englewood for nearly...
  • The desecration if a bust of Lincoln doesn’t surprise me at all. One of the stranger beliefs current among Blacks in the U.S. today is that Abraham Lincoln was a slave owner. I have heard it again and again from Black teenagers, how Lincoln owned slaves. When I heard this, I explained to them how Lincoln spent most of his adult life in Illinois where owning slaves was not legal and moreover there is no evidence whatsoever to prove their claim, nonetheless they are unconvinced. To most Blacks today, totally ignorant of history, Lincoln is just another dead white guy from the past, a time when all whites owned black slaves.

    • Replies: @Jake
    @HenryA

    Some 2o years ago, I had a black female college student who wrote an essay on Malcolm X. She asserted, with many misspellings and grammar errors, that it is understandable why Malcom X hated all white people, because when he was a boy, all blacks in America were slaves owned by whites.

    Like everyone else, I graded with the Affirmative Action curve, which means she received a D+ for an essay that was too short and had multiple construction issues and was built upon total ignorance 0f history. Nevertheless, she reported me to the dean as racist. She told me to my face that only a racist would have given any grade to that paper lower than a B.

  • From my new column in Taki's Magazine: Read the whole thing there. Pitt's movie War Machine is based on the reporting by Michael Hastings, who died in a spectacular one-car crash in Hollywood in 2013 that spawned so many conspiracy theories that I even left the house to investigate it.
  • @Anonymous White Male
    People, please! The reason America is still in Afghanistan is because, according to the CIA Factbook, Afghanistan is the world’s primary opium producer, accounting for 82% of the global supply. They weren't when the Taliban ruled. Do you not understand that this provides the people that own you, your children, and everything you pretend to hold dear, with literally trillions of dollars in revenue? It also serves the insidious purpose of anesthetizing millions of people worldwide so they won't care that they are slaves.

    Replies: @HenryA, @mobi

    I could never understand why we don’t do aerial spraying of Afghanistan’s opium fields with Roundup. I’m sure we could easily attach aerial sprayers to helicopter gunships. When the Afghans replant next year, we re-spray.

    • Replies: @Jack D
    @HenryA

    Shades of Agent Orange. This would be a publicity nightmare. There would be class action lawsuits involving every deformed Afghan baby born for the next 50 years (never mind that Roundup doesn't cause birth defects). Every poppy field would turn out to be a "wheat field" and they would show some poor Afghan farmer weeping about how he was going to starve now that the Americans killed his crops. Etc.

    Everything is possible if your civilizational confidence is intact (you can literally nuke the cities of your enemy), nothing is possible if it isn't. You are thwarted at every turn. Leftist Federal judges issue injunctions. Video appears on CNN. On and on.

    Replies: @Expletive Deleted

    , @Anonymous White Male
    @HenryA

    The opium fields were replanted after the Taliban was defeated. Planted with CIA money and assistance. Opium production surged from a minimal 180 tons to a monumental 8,200 in the first five years of U.S. occupation. do you think anyone in the Swamp would want to decrease opium production? Sure, it would work, if DC wasn't such an evil place, but cheap narcotics are a useful distraction for the masses.

    Replies: @anon

  • In the past, affirmative action for black schoolteachers, especially black male teachers, was usually justified with a Role Model rationale: It's good for poor black children, especially black boys, to see that some blacks grow up to have respectable jobs where they show up to work on time. (Another reason offered more quietly was the...
  • After teaching in a northeastern urban school district for some years, I had the realization that most Black kids had no continuous day to day contact with any adult males, Black or White, except their male teachers. Only about one in ten come from a home with two parents. The others live with either their mothers or grandmothers (even grandfathers seem to be absent.) So having Black teachers especially male Black teachers might have a positive effect. Unfortunately many of the Black male teachers I have worked with exhibit the same personal traits as other Black men such as fathering out of wedlock children, and having less than admirable work habits, so they may not be much of a positive role model. Only white male and females teachers seem to have stable family lives and are capable of showing up every day.

    The most competent Black male teachers move quickly into administrative positions and are used primarily as disciplinarians since they are often the only adults that the worst behaved students will respond to. Of course overtime all these problems of what to do with Black student will diminish as school systems like the one I taught at are swamped with Mexican students.

    • Replies: @Art Deco
    @HenryA

    Only about one in ten come from a home with two parents.

    About 30% of blacks over 15 are married at any one time v. 52% of non-hispanic whites. The distribution of households between types breaks down similarly, with about 30% of black households being husband-wife family households, and about 52% of non-hispanic white households being of that type.

    What I suspect is true is that only about 10% live in non-blended two-parent families.

    , @Bill
    @HenryA


    most Black kids had no continuous day to day contact with any adult males, Black or White, except their male teachers.
     
    I guess you mean stable day-to-day contact with the same male or something like that. Black children have plenty of day-to-day contact with whatever adult males happen to be resident in their mother's/grandmother's home. These males could be boyfriends, brothers, nephews, children, or etc of the local matriarch. Downscale adult black males are frequently homeless by white standards---i.e. they are dependent on girlfriends and female relatives for places to sleep.

    This is probably worse, for the children, than no contact with adult males, of course.
  • In the New York Times, David Brooks responds to, I would guess, my February 22nd Taki's Magazine column "Undocumented Irrigation" about what we can learn about immigration policy from California's troubled history with water projects: The National Death Wish David Brooks FEB. 24, 2017 A few weeks ago, Tom Cotton and David Perdue, Republican senators...
  • @Wade
    @Nigerian Nationalist

    David Brooks and his son, who fought in the Israeli military, are Israeli citizens. They both have exit plans if the going gets rough for the USA.

    I'm guessing the same goes for many wealthy billionaires in the USA.

    Replies: @HenryA

    Of course, if America disappears then so too does Israel. Without the U.S., Israel wouldn’t have access to the sophisticated and deadly and free weapons that keep Israel’s enemies at bay.