You don't usually see them let the polite masks drop, but the supremes need some common sense and I'm surprised the bunny woman took it to her.

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Reparations for whites can only take the form of exclusionary territory (viz partition), not the form of financial compensation. Anti-whites stole our country, we need to get a part of it back.

Should it ever come to pass, the hilarious thing will be watching all the anti-whites squirming and contorting to pretend to be white, in order to get to live in the all-white section of the continent.

And all the lawyering that Jews will do to try and prove that really, *everybody* is white!

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https://twitter.com/DissidentRight/status/1938595650762883167

John Derbyshire @DissidentRight

My friend the Z-man (ZMAN, @TheRealZBlog) died Wednesday night or Thursday morning, apparently of natural causes. As well as being a fellow dissident, Chris was a keen & very helpful supporter of my own efforts. He edited and hosted Radio Derb at his website https://thezman.com/wordpress/ from the destruction of http://VDARE.COM last July to June 6th this year, when I retired. Rest in peace, Z.

9:49 AM · Jun 27, 2025
 

Jason Wilson ‪
@jasonaw.bsky.social‬

White nationalist John Derbyshire today announced that his fellow traveler John Christopher Zander aka “The Z Man” died on Wednesday or Thursday. Megan Squire and I identified him as the man behind the pseudonym back in 2022 when I was at SPLC https://www.splcenter.org/resources/hatewatch/prolific-white-nationalist-personality-identified/

June 27, 2025 at 2:57 PM
 

Jason Wilson
‪@jasonaw.bsky.social‬

That generation of white nationalists is fading from the scene. The world and the country they leave behind contains many more like minded people than I would have thought possible even five years ago

June 27, 2025 at 3:01 PM
 

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I can't decide which is the worst burn of the week: Trump saying that the leaders of Iran and Israel "don't know what the fuck they're doing" or Amy Coney Barrett calling the Not-So-Wise Negress a moron in her SJC opinion...with the five other justices concurring!

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Robert Redfield, former CDC head, believes that the restrictions placed on children and the healthy were unnecessary and in fact harmful. there is a now cohort of what parents call 'covid kids', who suffer from anxiety, depression and other psychological issues arising from being terrorized into believing that they risked 'killing granny' if they played outdoors, and who had to be fixed to a computer screen for 7 hours a day for their own good. you don't need to exercise hindsight to realize this. to the extent there was a limitation on activity and advocacy for vaccination, it should have been for the elderly and infirm. everyone knew from the beginning what the at risk demographic was.

Replies: @YetAnotherAnon, @Achmed E. Newman, @res, @TWS

"...They were by the consent of the people, ..."

I doubt bussing ever had majority support. And you will notice that lefties have mostly stopped pushing it perhaps because besides being politically unpopular it didn't help black children much.

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Indeed, as a commenter (perhaps J. Mason?) noted a couple of years back, an astonishing %30 of British males born in 1953 had the equivalent of a felony conviction during their life. See
 

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Unz is a proponent of the "mestizos are exactly like whites only better" worldview so any evidence to the contrary isn't going to be highlighted here.

Replies: @OilcanFloyd, @TWS

"in forced integration/social engineering projects"

Nope. They were by the consent of the people, a call to arms against an odious institution known as Jim Crow. Normies aren't buying your revisionist history.

Replies: @James B. Shearer, @Curle, @Loyalty is The First Law of Morality, @Curle

I think the covid scare and the measures against it were overdone, with the benefit of hindsight. But at the time we didn't know - after all, it was thought to be a possible germ warfare attack (by China or US, yer takes yer choice), and certainly the Chinese took it very seriously indeed. So did the Israelis, who paid top dollar to be near the front of the queue for the jabs.

I went from (early on) disinfecting things like door handles and light switches, to stopping the jabs the minute they'd let me travel without them. I'm somewhat bothered about the reported upsurge in various ailments since covid, because some of my family work in places where jabs are still afaik compulsory.

I had covid about 18 months ago, and it was an absolute pussycat compared with swine flu.

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why are you posting your gripe here? i don't think most people give a shit about your proprietary squabble with unz. is he not answering your calls? frankly, i would find it amusing if you sued him over this as it would be a perfect illustration of the lack of virtue and integrity of the 21st century blogging intellectual elite.

and in response to Newman above, both of you were embarrassing, unthinking ninnies when it came to the covid thingy, and whatever positive reputations you both enjoy will forever be asterisked by this shame. you promoted the police state, when all you had to do was stay at home if you personally felt at risk. you're the wordsmith, so draft something with that sentiment in mind to put on your headstone.

Replies: @YetAnotherAnon, @Corvinus, @TWS

This. Yes. Agree.

Astonishing how the judicial and political institutions shifted to weaponizing this invasion/replacement/destruction.

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"It’s worse than that. There have been people on this board, let alone the politicians and the MSM, who delight in doing just that. The only reasonable inference I can draw from their behavior is that they hate us and want us dead."

The main reason these three guys are serving life sentences is that they didn't know the law and didn't realize the potential legal risks they were assuming. If they had I expect they would have behaved differently and stayed out of trouble. Pointing out how these guys found themselves on the wrong side of the law hopefully will encourage others to stay on the right side of the law and out of trouble.

Should I draw the inference that people claiming what these guys did was legal want other people to make similar mistakes and ruin their lives?

Replies: @OilcanFloyd, @Mike Tre, @Corvinus, @Nicholas Stix, @Mr. Anon

"It’s worse than that. There have been people on this board, let alone the politicians and the MSM, who delight in doing just that. The only reasonable inference I can draw from their behavior is that they hate us and want us dead."

The main reason these three guys are serving life sentences is that they didn't know the law and didn't realize the potential legal risks they were assuming. If they had I expect they would have behaved differently and stayed out of trouble. Pointing out how these guys found themselves on the wrong side of the law hopefully will encourage others to stay on the right side of the law and out of trouble.

Should I draw the inference that people claiming what these guys did was legal want other people to make similar mistakes and ruin their lives?

Replies: @OilcanFloyd, @Mike Tre, @Corvinus, @Nicholas Stix, @Mr. Anon

I think it may be good idea if we want to become a country with local talent only. Most countries are like that. But during last 80 years are so, we decided becoming Numero Uno is the greatest virtue and started hoarding everyone from the world. While undoing that policy, we have to accept that we will become a 'normal' country again, as Pericles observed above. Our birthrate, demographics and quality of education are all disadvantageous now.

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Lots of good points in all this, thanks.

Personally I am getting tired of this trope of "discrimination against whites and Asians." First of all, instead of "whites" it should explicitly read "white gentiles" otherwise the phrase is lying by omission and people don't see what is really going on.

Second, what is with this "and Asians" equivalency nonsense? Asians historically got to this country about fifteen minutes ago (many of them literally DID arrive fifteen minutes ago), which means they have no sweat-equity in this country, no history of sacrifice or contribution, no attachment to its history and culture, and thus no moral claim to the heights of what this country has to offer to its best. I don't care if Asians are discriminated against, maybe they should be. Maybe they should spend a few generations doing more foundational stuff, and morally earn their places at the top.

The argument "I high test score! High test score! You give country! You give now!" and the whites shrugging and saying Yeah, I guess Ping Ching is right, he *does* have higher test scores, let's hand over the country to him. is preposterous. How did this work out with Jews, who literally used their newly-gained influence to destroy America?

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Not really.
 

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You could show video footage of JD Vance admitting to his best friend that he made up that claim, and there would be a cadre of MAGAheads who still wouldn’t believe you, that you are peddling Fake News.

Of course, it doesn’t matter if Vance is or is not Irish. In the eyes of Loyalty… and MikeTre and probably res and AlmostMissouri, Vance is a race traitor. He married a Hindu and sired mixed offspring.

Furthermore, is Vance as an Appalachian voicing his objections here?

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2025/04/30/trump-cuts-coal-appalachia/83251537007/

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It’s straight forward question. Yes or no. Why?
 

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I’m not a fan of the CIA, but they did predict it
 

"The U.S.S.R. is in the midst of a historic transformation that threatens to tear the country apart. The old Communist order is in its death throes," said a CIA intelligence report called "The Deepening Crisis in the USSR: Prospects for the Next Year." The report, a formal national intelligence estimate, was distributed to the president and other U.S. policymakers in November 1990, a year before the empire's final breakup. "The Soviet Union as we have known it is finished."
 

"Some of their analysts did have it right," said Marshall Goldman, a Russian studies expert and CIA critic from Harvard University. "But on the whole, the bottom line would not have led you to believe the country was on the verge of collapse."
 

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It's OK to have your battle-axes, your Maggie Thatchers and such, and then the occasional high-spirited anti-Establishment MTGs. These pretty women though, like Kristy Noem, Pam Blondie, and so on are NO GOOD. They are real women. As such, they do care about their appearances and being seen as often and by as many people as possible more important than getting things done. It's who they are, which is fine, but don't freaking appoint them to anything, for cryin'...

Nancy Mace is on a whole nother level of female stupidity. She's entering a picture of her naked body - disappointingly very hard to see for me - into the Congressional Record and on viral video in order to push for MOAR PRIVACY! What it really is is some kind of drama involving her either 3rd husband or newest ex-boyfriend. I didn't get that straight. The wiki page on Nancy Mace is a hoot!

Just a screen shot - the video is boring woman-splainin':

https://www.peakstupidity.com/images/Peak_Stupidity_Billboard_2.jpg

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Maybe it would be more accurate to say that they are result of conquest rather than a weapon of conquest?

I mean, the rapees aren't really preventing conquest, so you don't need weapons against them. The difficult part was creating the situation where the rape gangs can exist, operate, and carry out the rapes.

E.g., the Soviet Union had to fight a megadeath megawar using their weapons to get the result where their rape gangs had run of the conquered countries. But the rape gangs weren't the weapons. They appeared only when weapons were no longer necessary.

Maybe the modern West gets confused because of how little actual fighting there was. Or is.

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Autonomous vehicle technology startup Aurora Innovation says it has successfully launched a self-driving truck service in Texas, making it the first company to deploy driverless, heavy-duty trucks for commercial use on public roads in the U.S.

Aurora says it began running freight this week between Dallas and Houston with its launch customers Hirschbach Motor Lines and Uber Freight, and that it has completed 1,200 miles in a single self-driving truck without a driver so far. The company plans to build up to “tens of self-driving trucks” and expand to El Paso and Phoenix by the end of 2025.
 

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All your responses are decidedly un-Christian. You were always a fake.

You practice One-Way Christianity, in which your kind wags a finger ONLY at White Christians. There is no compassion in you for anyone, only hatred for Whites.

You are like the Schmendricks who posted on here pretending to be "libertarians" as a way to derail Whites defending themselves. I notice they've dropped off the blog now. They were never sincere about anything they said. And neither are you.

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A dramatic one, this week. The kind which, back in the 2014-2021 period, was sufficient to trigger moral-panics. Probably nothing will come of this one. No Ferguson-2014, none of the others.

A freeze-frame from the bodycam video:

https://hailtoyou.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/deshawn-dante-leeth-age-30-attack-on-pennsylvania-police-officers-april-2025.jpg

Michigan Community Leader Shot And Killed By Pennsylvania State Police

Deshawn Dante Leeth, 30, died following an altercation with Pennsylvania State Police

April 15, 2025

A Michigan community leader was shot and killed by Pennsylvania State Troopers following an April 4 chase in a stolen Ohio State Highway Patrol vehicle.

Deshawn Dante Leeth, 30, crashed the stolen vehicle during a pursuit by Pennsylvania State Troopers as he turned onto the Ohio Turnpike. According to a police report obtained by Mlive, the chase began after Leeth assaulted an Ohio State Trooper, stealing his car to flee the scene.
 

Leeth was known in his Ypsilanti neighborhood for his advocacy work. He founded the Underdawg Nation, a nonprofit dedicated to serving children impacted by community violence in Washtenaw County and beyond. According to its website, he founded the organization following his own release from prison to spark positive change in the community he once hurt with his own actions.
 

The video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lq974ukdGtM

(The man was, I think, undergoing a mental-health breakdown after commiting some crimes. Some people just don't "get it" that physically attacking a police officer is a bad, bad idea. It's fortunate for the White police involved -- naturally -- that there is body-cam footage. And that Peak Wokeness has passed. The mid-2020s is not, for now, an era of anti-White digital lynch-mobs.)

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"Where do people get the idea that cops have to physically fight a suspect? There are no fighting rules here and cops should not have to do hard physical battle. They should use their weapons and eliminate the threat by whatever means. Certainly female cops aren’t fighting.."

Most people believe the cops should be able to handle an unruly drunk without killing them. If they can't deal with this maybe they shouldn't be cops. Or at least not the type of cops likely to encounter unruly drunks and the like.

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WSJ has an editorial that declares Trump has lost the trade war with China:
 

Replies: @YetAnotherAnon, @Achmed E. Newman, @epebble, @James B. Shearer, @TWS

Right. These "due process" arguments are always a one-way street. There was no "due process" to ignore immigration law and import millions of hostile illegals, but somehow there has to be "due process" to put them back where they came from, even though the Supreme Court has consistently held that immigration is an Article II power.

Every "sanctuary city" in the country is openly advertising the fact that they are defying Federal law and the Supreme Court, yet somehow none of that is a constitutional crisis or omission of due process or whatever.

Every leftwing college (99% of them) is openly defying the Supreme Court's 2023 ruling explicitly ending AA, but crickets from the media ... unless it is to cheer the court order-defiers on.

Etc.

The Left's recent infatuation with "due process" is purely rhetorical and purely circumstantial.

https://anncoulter.com/2025/04/03/whos-defying-court-orders-again/

Replies: @Colin Wright, @MEH 0910, @TWS, @res

There's a Latin phrase that I could have written from memory had I remembered my HS Latin, but it says if you're wrong about one important thing, I'm not gonna believe the rest of your damn article. (I refer to Mr. Guyenot, of course, not the proprietor.)

I'll steer most of the rest of my comments toward iSteve topics. It's only fitting.

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I noticed a pretty well-made movie about brutalist golf architecture the other day. That director got into the UCLA film school with only a 950 on his verbal SATs. He's Black! so he's very likely to be shot while driving 30 mph over the limit on the Ventura Highway.

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You started with a lot of erroneous points ...
 

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Further, I don’t understand this malfunction people have with just conceding land to our enemies, as if that will stop any further encroachment. It actually enables further encroachment.
 

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the chances Trump/Vance blew things up on purpose?
 

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There are late-career activists on both sides who just keep executing the same code.
 

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Why do you care about guns so much? No one is going to use them in a George Floyd type chaotic environment. In fact the fight for gun rights gives people false reassurance.

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A judge’s ruling becomes the law. Until either:

1 the ruling is overturned by a law passed by legislators and signed by the executive governor president mayor

2 the ruling is reversed by another judge

Overturned and reversed are precise legal terms. Different legal terms Judicial ruling aka order becomes law as soon as a single judge signs the ruling.
You shouldn’t make comments about things of which you know nothing.

It is what is has been since Jamestown and Plymouth settlement

A judge’s ruling aka order becomes the law.

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Honestly, the thing that grated on me more was that the right-wing Italian candidate is portrayed like he's some meathead lout from the Jersey shore. That's really cheap.

The hermaphrodite getting elected Pope is gross, and comes off as cheap propaganda in the current environment. But to give the devil his due, if there were ever a story where such a ridiculous scenario actually does make some artistic sense, I guess this would be it. Obviously the movie functions as a bit of pro-tranny propaganda, but he, or she or whatever, is not really a tranny. He is neither man nor woman. It's important to note that the new Pope's condition is kept secret, and he himself originally did not know that he wasn't quite a man (he chooses the name Innocent for himself).

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I dunno.

In 1968 with Humanae Vitae, an encyclical by Pope Paul VI reaffirmed that artificial birth control is morally unacceptable. The Roman Catholic Church permits natural family planning, which involves timing intercourse based on a woman's fertility cycle, but it rejects methods such as condoms, birth control pills, and sterilization.

This led to horrible problems, for example in Northern Ireland contraception was legal, but in the Republic of Ireland you could not buy a condom.

And then in 1973 we had Roe vs Wade, which was strongly opposed by both Catholics (immediately) and Protestants (more as time went on and Jerry Falwell's Moral Majority became influential.)

Interestingly, in the UK none of the main political parties are particularly associated with a stance on reproductive issues and abortion is legal up to 24 weeks, albeit with the sign-off of two doctors who have to say that the health of the woman may be at risk. Since the threat to the life of a woman is greater if she carries a pregnancy to term than if she has an early termination, there is little argument--or at least there are plenty of doctors willing to sign off.

The only party that stands for changes to the abortion law is the Democratic Unionist Party of Northern Ireland.

The weird thing about the US is that political issues come and go so rapidly. I though that one of the things that Donald Trump got elected on was removal of federal income tax on tips and overtime, but now the election is won, you hear little about this issue.

Issues like abortion seem to be more enduring and the overturn of Roe vs Wade does not seem to have led to antiabortion voters leaving the Republicans.

Nice to have a movie that is not all violence and explosions, as there are not many of them these days.

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Tucci notes that every cardinal has already picked out the name he would be known as when pope. Fiennes’ papal name, for instance, would be John XXIV.
 

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...the “right wing” angle was just shoehorned in as an excuse to do some nostalgia talk about silly stuff from the 70’s...
 

...Steve needs to be careful about his tendency to dismissiveness...The RFK thing is a perfect example.
 

But no. So disappointing.

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Eric Blair, aka, George Orwell wasn't a very bright guy most of his writing career. He only got it right with 1984, finally!

Before that, his Animal Farm got the whole concept of what is fundamentally wrong with Communism WRONG.

Then, earlier on, this young fool had joined up with "Republican", aka Communist, forces himself in eastern Spain, as described in Homage to Catalonia. I mean, he went through all that madness in Barcelona without knowing that all involved were pawns of the various Soviet Communist factions back in Russia that were at odds with each other. He was lucky to make it back out of there alive... with his wife, whom he took to the war with him. Who brings his wife to a war?!

In the words of the great 1990s Guru sage Butthead, "What a dumbass!"

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Five years later, one side has seemingly triumphed. The winner is not the side that initially prevailed, the side of public safety. The winner is the side that minimized the disease, then rejected public-health measures to prevent its spread, and finally refused the vaccines designed to protect against its worst effects.
 

The ascendancy of the anti-vaxxers may ultimately prove fleeting. But if the forces of science and health are to stage a comeback, it’s important to understand why those forces have gone into eclipse.

From March 2020 to February 2022, about 1 million Americans died of COVID-19. Many of those deaths occurred after vaccines became available. If every adult in the United States had received two doses of a COVID vaccine by early 2022, rather than just the 64 percent of adults who had, nearly 320,000 lives would have been saved.
 

Why did so many Americans resist vaccines? Perhaps the biggest reason was that the pandemic coincided with a presidential-election year, and Trump instantly recognized the crisis as a threat to his chances for reelection. He responded by denying the seriousness of the pandemic, promising that the disease would rapidly disappear on its own, and promoting quack cures.

The COVID‑19 vaccines were developed while Trump was president. They could have been advertised as a Trump achievement. But by the time they became widely available, Trump was out of office. His supporters had already made up their minds to distrust the public-health authorities that promoted the vaccines. Now they had an additional incentive: Any benefit from vaccination would redound to Trump’s successor, Joe Biden. Vaccine rejection became a badge of group loyalty, one that ultimately cost many lives.
 

Why did political fidelity express itself in such self-harming ways?
 

The experts themselves contributed to this loss of trust.

It’s now agreed that we had little to fear from going outside in dispersed groups. But that was not the state of knowledge in the spring of 2020. At the time, medical experts insisted that any kind of mass outdoor event must be sacrificed to the imperatives of the emergency. In mid-March 2020, federal public-health authorities shut down some of Florida’s beaches. In California, surfers faced heavy fines for venturing into the ocean. Even the COVID‑skeptical Trump White House reluctantly canceled the April 2020 Easter-egg roll.

And then the experts abruptly reversed themselves. When George Floyd was choked to death by a Minneapolis police officer on May 25, 2020, hundreds of thousands of Americans left their homes to protest, defying three months of urgings to avoid large gatherings of all kinds, outdoor as well as indoor.
On May 29, the American Public Health Association issued a statement that proclaimed racism a public-health crisis while conspicuously refusing to condemn the sudden defiance of public-safety rules.
 

By disparaging public-health methods and discrediting vaccines, the COVID‑19 minimizers cost hundreds of thousands of people their lives. By keeping schools closed longer than absolutely necessary, the COVID maximizers hazarded the futures of young Americans.

Students from poor and troubled families, in particular, will continue to pay the cost of these learning losses for years to come.
 

In public affairs, our bias is usually to pay most attention to disappointments and mistakes. In the pandemic, there were many errors: the partisan dogma of the COVID minimizers; the capitulation of states and municipalities to favored interest groups; the hypochondria and neuroticism of some COVID maximizers. Errors need to be studied and the lessons heeded if we are to do better next time. But if we fail to acknowledge America’s successes—even partial and imperfect successes—we not only do an injustice to the American people. We also defeat in advance their confidence to collectively meet the crises of tomorrow.
 

The wrong people have profited from the immediate aftermath. But if we remember the pandemic accurately, the future will belong to those who rose to the crisis when their country needed them.
 

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I’m writing about his determination regarding birthright citizenship. Clearly, the writers of the amendment did not intend for all people born on the territory of the US to be US citizens. Otherwise the specific language adding Indians to those considered American citizens wouldn’t be necessary.
 

Passports didn't really exist until the 1920s, recreational jet travel changed the game from the 1960s onwards, and the start of national programs like Social Security and Medicare made proof of citizenship much more important to qualify.

Apparently the 14th amendment did not include tribal Indians in the United States because they were considered to be under the jurisdiction of their own Nations.

The United States also introduced sophisticated political concepts like people having one third of a vote. At the time of the 14th amendment, women did not have a vote in the USA. Not even a quarter of a vote.

However time showed that the United States did not treat the Indian nations as sovereign Nations in North America, and routinely entered into treaties and unilaterally broke them.

One of the interesting things about the current 'invasion' of non-citizens is that a large percentage of them are at least partially of native American descent, and, like Donald Trump, they regard International frontiers as mere random lines drawn in the ground after the breakup of the Spanish, English, and French colonies.

What the USA needs now is a second revolution and a new constitution, because the citizenship rules that go back to times when women couldn't vote and passports didn't exist are ridiculous.

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Speaking of indeed, you should.

“Cancel Culture is still alive”

Patently false, Mr. Sailer. The WSJ published public comments made previously by a supposed government employee. He chose to resign as a result of the fallout. Then said person was brought back to his “job”.

“edgy wisecracks”

False characterization, Mr. Sailer. “Normalize Indian hate”. “Just for the record, I was racist before it was cool” and “I just want a eugenic immigration policy, is that too much to ask.

It’s a grown ass man, not some “kid” engaging in "stupid social media activity". Rather, he is a raptor testing fences, a man purposely seeing if he can make those comments without reprisal. He has been emboldened by yourself and others on the Interwebs to say whatever the hell he wants.

But reality doesn’t work that way. You know that, Mr. Sailer. Free speech is never free. There are positive and negative consequences to one’s words. But your snark here gets in the way of common decency. I suppose you figure if the current target was Indians (dot, not feather), rather than the old standby Jews, it’s no big deal.

So JD Vance the cuck further opens the Overton Window. “You could not pay me to marry outside of my ethnicity” is a direct shot at him. Yet, it’s only out of political necessity that Vance and his hot piece of ass Indian wife give the white dude a free pass. I’m certain that his kids will look forward to the future when some f—-head goes up to them and says his father is race traitor. Then Vance can intervene and meekly say “well, you made a mistake”, rather than punch the guy in the face in response to his wife and family being dishonored.

What would your buddy Andrew Anglin say?

Anyways, the bigger issue, of course, and one you dare not openly.and critically address, is how this guy, who just got reinstated, is one of two temporary appointees at Treasury connected to DOGE who was granted access to a highly sensitive Treasury system that processes trillions of dollars in payments every year. I thought you were a rule of law and law/order type of guy. If this was George Soros who installed members of Antifa to engage in similar conduct, and not Musk and his loyal band of sycophants called the Incel Clown Posse, you’d be NOTICING.

So why not delve deeper into how “ [as] critics highlight legal and ethical issues surrounding DOGE's seemingly unchecked pursuit of government austerity, Democrats in Congress are running into obstacles. A Democratic-led attempt to subpoena Musk about possible conflicts of interest over juggling his DOGE role with the six companies he operates was blocked by Republicans on Wednesday. Democratic Senators are issuing blistering statements, and writing letters to Musk's companies demanding answers, but such moves are unlikely to result in testimony in Washington, as long as Republicans hold a majority in both chambers.”

Answer—you’ve got closets to remodel and dog food to buy.

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Why are African-American births plummeting?
 

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Even though Steve does not seem to read many books, he should try to read an autobiography of a public autogynephilia. Steve would learn that most of them always leaned toward being a woman but tried to hide it. When in a normal M/F marriage, the wife almost always knew and even assisted in their private trans behavior. However, it does not seem that Steve wants any information that would contradict his belief that being autogynephilia is like a switch being turned on in midlife.

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You will be shocked, shocked I tell you, that many of the NGOs funded by us taxpayers are sinecures for ex-politicos.

https://twitter.com/DataRepublican/status/1885809135880753612

2) and the chick helo pilot who killed herself and 60+ other people was a Biden White House aide!

https://thenationalpulse.com/2025/02/01/chopper-pilot-in-d-c-air-disaster-is-ex-biden-white-house-aide/

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Thanks for this comment.

While I knew the Oscar nominated film about a Mexican cartel boss was featuring a woman "transgender "cartel boss, I didn't know that the actual performer in the role was 'herself" transgender.

Yeesh.

So, this bizarre, premised film is the current top pick for winning this year? And of course, has to star an actual M-to-F transgender?

A double Fairy Tale? (no "hate crime" intended...)

Did Trump somehow bribe the Academy this year to spotlight a film as a possible "winner" just to embarrass the country of Mexico? So as to keep them quiet about new tariffs?

I doubt if actual Mexicans or cartel bosses will be happy with this movie. I would avoid buying a ticket for this film at a Mexican theater. Those cartel bosses seem to lack a sense of humor about themselves...

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Yeah, I don't need the rifle range to picture it. I've been that close, but ONLY when we both assuredly had each other is sight. I should apologize to you and Another Dad on this point, as I just took a longer look at the DCA airport diagram, and then at google maps, just in case the river on that "plate" (remember that term?) was somehow not to scale.

Yes, yikes! I mean that, even within a 200' agl corridor ceiling, no, this does NOT work for landings on 33 (and obviously takeoffs on 15 either). The thing is, the east bank of the river is less than 3/4 nautical mile from the runway threshold, maybe 2/3. On the normal 3 deg. glide path, PSA should have been at 200-250'* max over the east bank, so no good.

Now, I imagine the tower would have told the helo to hold north of some point had he not stated he had the traffic. So, "maintain visual" is correct, BUT, the helo, if he'd really seen PSA could have then realized he'd better stay to the north of the path, seeing as PSA was very close in.

Yes, unless deferred, the CRJ would have 2 radar altimeters, but I was asking about the Blackhawk which could have used theirs (if any). Either way, yeah, there was no vertical room there to be safe.

So:
Get rid of some of the ridiculous prohibited areas so that there can be a better way for helo and other small traffic to get out of downtown FS (Federal Shithole), or no use of the corridor when rwy 15/33 is in use. I think they'll pick the former, or I should say, eliminating the corridor anyway. It sure didn't help if the Blackhawk pilots were doing that "continuity of gov't" crap and wearing NV goggles!

One more thing. Perhaps the tower had confidence in Pat-25 more than he would some guy in a Robinson-44 or whatever, but that's probably a mistake, thinking like that.
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* not distinguishing agl and msl here as the airport is at 14 ft up.

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