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Monthly Archives: June 2014
Why we should always buy from white-owned businesses
When blacks and Hispanics are constantly trained to have ethnic solidarity, while whites are told it’s evil for them to do the same, no good can come of it. The following comment, gleaned from Yahoo news, illustrates this point: Some … Continue reading
Allah, niggers and YHWH
As the world laughs at Malaysia over their silly ban on the use of the word “Allah,” which simply means “God” in Arabic, Western countries should take a good hard look at themselves. Coming from a Jewish background myself, whenever … Continue reading
Was the Old South really so intolerant?
While visiting my friends in Kentucky recently, we spoke of local folklore. They told me of a “spook” who lived in a nearby town. This “spook” was not a ghost or any other type of supernatural being. In fact, he … Continue reading
Posted in human sexuality and morality, the South
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Starbucks to replace CEO Howard Schultz with Pedro
In an official statement, Starbucks president Cliff Burrows wrote: The goals of the Diversity and Inclusion team include building a diverse workforce, increasing cultural competencies, shaping a culture of inclusion and developing a diverse network of suppliers. Indeed, back in 2012, … Continue reading
Posted in parody/satire
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Crucified by the Catholic Church
We read about it almost every month. A celebrity lets his guard down and allows some political incorrectness to escape through his lips. Before you can say “heresy,” he’s grovelling and apologizing. From James Watson to Mark Cuban, the routine … Continue reading
Posted in book/movie/video reviews and links
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Gun confiscation and the Australian gun buyback
Back in 1996, 35 people were gunned down in Tasmania. As a result of this tragedy, the Australian government instituted new gun-control laws. Among them was a compulsory buyback program. Since then there has been much debate over how this … Continue reading
Posted in crime and violence, guns and gun-control
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Killing babies through affirmative action
In South Africa they all it “black empowerment,” and it appears that this policy has been yielding its natural outcome: Death. If it were only white babies who were dying, it might be seen as a benefit. But apparently black … Continue reading