Why the Media Silence on the Shiloh Hendrix Story?

At first blush, the Shiloh Hendrix story has all the elements of a news story legacy media loves. It involves a blonde “karen” being racist toward a black child, a good Samaritan black man coming to the child’s rescue, and an outpouring of goodwill toward Hendrix that can easily be viewed as evidence of widespread racism. These are the sort of motifs legacy media promotes. MSN, ABC, CNN etc. should be all over this story…

… but they’re not. Here are the top Google search results for “Shiloh Hendrix:”

With the exception of Star Tribune, KTTC and Newsweek, it’s all social media sites, blogs or Indian media. Times Now is Indian. The three legacy news outlets listed all provide poor-quality articles, lacking specifics or any hard questions.

Considering the success of Hendrix’s GiveSendGo campaign, the reason seems obvious: Legacy media is loath to add fuel to the flames of this nascent White solidarity. They know that many of their readers might ask inconvenient questions about the case, and possibly even be inspired to donate their OWN money to the cause. This is the last thing legacy media wants; antiwhitism is central to their worldview.

What would those “inconvenient questions” be?

Regarding the black man who came to the child’s rescue, who is he? It turns out he’s not exactly a “good Samaritan.”

Why was the black child rummaging through Hendrix’s things? Doesn’t this “perpetuate stereotypes?”

Where were this kid’s parents? The Somali man who intervened is (apparently) not his father.

The child is reported as being “autistic.” Is he really? In his excellent column, Gregory Hood quotes Daniel Greenfield on X:

What kind of parent would leave his 5-year-old autistic child alone in the park with an alleged rapist?

I’ll add a more pertinent question to the list: What gives the local NAACP the authority to have the police start an investigation? That alone should cause concern. The fact that the police acquiesced to the NAACP’s demand illustrates the extreme disparity of political power between blacks and Whites. White people have no advocacy group and no sway over the police when it comes to the advancement of White people as a group.

When I ask normies about the case, they have no idea what I’m talking about. The primary engine of ignorance among normies is their dependance on legacy media. When all they know about the world is “news” that’s filtered by the likes of CNN, it should come as no surprise that their views match those of CNN.

If you’re reading this post, please do what you can to educate the normies in your life. You won’t be able to change their minds right away, but it is possible to create cracks in the legacy media dam that prevents them from knowing about unapproved news stories. Ask them casually, “So… what are your thoughts on the Shiloh Hendrix incident?” When they respond that they’re not familiar with it, ask them why. When they respond with the predictable “I’m not a news junkie” response (or something along those lines), you can point out that they’re very much familiar with the stories legacy media wants them to know about.

Note: The original version of this post had Hendrix’s name misspelled as “Hendricks.” I’ve corrected it and updated the post as needed.

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The Use of the Word “Nigger”

I’ll start by quoting myself from an old Quora answer; it deserves to be on this blog:

Should saying the “n” word get you arrested?

Its use should be encouraged. It’s a word that has (or CAN have) a specific meaning. As such, it’s useful.

There’s a subculture of urban blacks where individuals refer to each other as such. They dress a certain way, speak a certain way, listen to a specific type of music and have certain values.

It’s efficient when a language has specific words to describe specific things. If I want to refer to a member of the above subculture, I should be allowed to use the word that they use for each other. I don’t want to have to beat around the bush, and use inaccurate, and convoluted, terms such as “urban black,” “inner-city black,” “ghetto black” etc. – because plenty of black denizens of the inner-city/ghetto are NOT members of this subculture. It’s not fair to include them.

It’s also the case that some members of this subculture are not gang members. So calling them “gangsters,” “gangstas” or even “thugs” is not accurate either.

Whatever word we use for them is going to be considered “racist” anyway, so why not just use the word they use for each other?

I wrote that five years ago. More recently, a White mother has gained a lot of unwanted attention for using the word “nigger” on a pickaninny who was trying to steal some of her stuff at a park. Evidently, the niglet ran away, and an adult porch monkey confronted her. She gave the coon the finger as she walked away. The jigaboo, apparently trained in the use of human tools, managed to get a video of the interaction and doxed her.

The doxing has caused much grief for her and her family. Here’s the text from her GiveSendGo crowd funding page:

Help Me Protect My Family

Hello!

My name is Shiloh and I have been put into a very dire situation. I recently had a kid steal from my 18month old sons diaper bag at a park. I called the kid out for what he was. Another man, who we recently found out has had a history with law enforcement, proceeded to record me and follow me to my car. He then posted these videos online which has caused my family, and myself, great turmoil. My SSN has been leaked. My address, and phone number have been given out freely. My family members are being attacked. My eldest child may not be going back to school. Even where I exercise has been exposed.

I am asking for your help to assist in protecting my family. I fear that we must relocate. I have two small children who do not deserve this. We have been threatened to the extreme by people online. Anything will help! We cannot, and will not live in fear!

Thank You

Yes, I donated a modest amount myself. It’s important to support this woman, whether we believe her actions/words were appropriate or not. Supporting her sends a message that White people are tired of being trampled on, abused, marginalized, maligned and displaced. Even if the Federal Government is only making baby steps in recognizing that White people have rights, private citizens should be more aggressive. We need to learn racial solidarity from black-Americans; they’ve rallied behind a confessed cold-blooded killer. They’ve raised a lot of money on the killer’s behalf, paid (separately) for his bond, lionized him and defended him at every step. Shiloh simply called a spade a spade.

Also, it turns out that the subhuman that recorded her and doxed her is an alleged rapist:

We’ve been chipping away at the shackles known as “political correctness/wokeness” for a while. We’ve recently seen a resurgence of the word “retarded.” Now we need to work on the word “nigger.” It’s a useful word, and whether Shiloh used it correctly or not is almost irrelevant.

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Facing MAGA Ignorance Head-on

There’s been a huge uptick in fake news on X and other platforms. It appears that every conservative fantasy now manifests itself as a bogus claim – to be accepted uncritically by an uneducated and gullible public.

Just today, I saw a claim that Putin is demanding the extradition of Anthony Fauci as part of any peace deal:

It’s worth noting that the author of this tweet has almost half a million followers. I asked him for a good source, stating that I’ll interpret his non-response as an admission that he has none. The vast majority of comments appear to accept this report as truth.

One phenomenon I see over and over again is staged confrontations, sometimes featuring stupid black behavior and sometimes attacks on MAGA people. Even when they’re obviously staged, most of the comments express outrage; people never stop to ask themselves how it is that the camera is perfectly focused on the subjects just before the troubles start. They never seem interested in doing even some basic research before assuming it’s authentic. For example:

A few days ago, I found this one, and it’s from an account that I follow:

Sassafrass saw the Community Note and chose to keep her tweet up. I, for one, was dumbfounded that anybody would tweet this in the first place.

In a comment, Sassafrass explains herself:

Sassafrass84

It’s just a psa since we are all here. The post is community noted. I don’t get paid from this post. So you can rest assured that I’m not getting squat. But this is so fun. Reading the comments. I have gotten the race card pulled. (Yes, I don’t want muslims taking over America.) Called stupid. That may be, but stupid is as stupid does. Some of y’all can’t even write properly. So sit down. Let it rip tater chip. I have zero flips over here.

Indeed… however, most of the ignorant comments have been deleted once people realized what was going on. I wish I’d gotten screenshots from before.

I don’t want this to be a very long post, so I won’t post more examples, but every day brings new ones. I believe that it’s a combination of lefties poisoning the waters and grifters seeking clicks. I do wish there were better penalties for spreading misinformation.

Take your pick: Well-meaning ignorant MAGAs or brainwashed zombie lefties.

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Facing MAGA Idiocy Head-On

Sometimes the people who respect do stupid things. Take Libs of TikTok for example:

If we read the actual document that she cites, we see that it contains no evidence that Garcia was a gang member, only that he was hanging out with a couple of guys who were. Also, the document conspicuously omits page 3. The end of the included page (page 2) concludes:

“Officers then interview Kilmar Armando…”

Shame on Libs of Tiktok posting something as obviously false as this. But it doesn’t end there.

Libs of TikTok comments on her own post with yet another document, which also doesn’t prove what she claims it proves. All it shows is that Garcia was in the US illegally, and that he was detained by police for a murder investigation – not that he was charged, convicted or affiliated with a gang. It does state, near the top, that he “has been identified as a member/active of M.S.13” but it provides no actual evidence.

Finally, she concludes with a third document, which is merely a court’s opinion that Garcia cannot demonstrate that he’s not a danger to the community:

There is no solid evidence that Garcia was a member of MS-13 or any other gang. In fact, here’s what Grok has to say about it:

The evidence suggesting Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia was a gang member, specifically with MS-13, is weak and heavily disputed. The primary claim stems from a 2019 immigration hearing where a confidential informant alleged he was part of an MS-13 clique in New York, a place he has never lived. This was supported by a Prince George’s County police report noting he wore a Chicago Bulls hat and hoodie, items commonly associated with gang culture but not conclusive. The informant’s reliability is questionable, as the officer who provided the information was later suspended for misconduct, and the claim passed through multiple layers of hearsay without cross-examination.

Abrego Garcia has consistently denied gang affiliation, and no charges or convictions related to gang activity exist in the U.S. or El Salvador. His attorneys argue the government has produced no credible evidence, a point echoed by U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis in 2025, who called the gang allegations “a singular unsubstantiated allegation” and noted the government abandoned this claim in her court. Immigration judges in 2019 denied him bond based on the informant’s claim, but this was not a ruling of gang membership, as the burden was on Abrego Garcia to prove he was not a danger, not on the government to prove he was a gang member.

Is Libs of TikTok getting sloppy or is it something more sinister?

Of the 368 comments to this tweet, almost all of them assume that the document proves Garcia was a gang member. Almost NONE of them bothered to read it, or perhaps they simply lack critical thinking skills. A few other comments point this out, but we’re a tiny minority.

What it looks like to me is that Garcia MIGHT have been affiliated with a gang and he MIGHT have actually fled El Salvador because gangs were putting his life in danger. After President Bukele cleaned up the streets of El Salvador, Garcia was obligated to return home; his life should no longer have been in danger. He didn’t, and now he’s suffering for it.

My tentative opinion is that Garcia should have been deported, but not under these circumstances. The Trump administration, and its cheerleaders, need to learn some humility, admit when they are wrong, and correct their course.

What about people like Sen. Chris Van Hollen who are championing Garcia’s cause, and claiming to believe in “due process?” Van Hollen was nowhere to be found when an illegal alien, in his own state, murdered an American woman:

It’s worth noting that Van Hollen was silent when non-violent J6 defendants were being tortured in prison for what should have been minor misdemeanors. Where was he when the Unite the Right defendants had their First Amendment rights stripped away from them? Where was his concern for “due process” then?

Update:

Somebody posted page 3 from the report:

From the tweet:

Let’s tell another story about Kilmar Abrego Garcia. This one has to do with his lawyer, Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg, and how a 4th Circuit judge (and the entire media) effectively got duped into underplaying the evidence that Abrego-Garcia was in MS-13.

It’s as likely that Moshenberg is Jewish as it is that Garcia is MS-13. That is to say, very likely. Shameful!

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Put the Palestinian Students to Work!

At the end of World War II, the US government implemented Operation Paperclip. Nazi scientists, who otherwise might have faced international courts for war crimes, were instead put to work advancing America’s scientific and industrial ambitions.

Since some Nazis were good at building rockets, the US government reasoned that they might as well take advantage of their expertise.

Now that the Trump administration has the green light to deport troublesome Palestinian visa-holders, it can go ahead and flush them all from the US… but should it?

I have a better idea: Operation Paperclip II. Since the Palestinians are expert tunnel builders, put them to work on Elon Musk’s Hyperloop tunnels.

Aside from expediting the construction of these tunnels, this program would also serve as a source for creative names for tunnel lines. The Sinwar Express Line or the Khalil Loop come to mind. Underground restaurants would have Islamic themes. The “Allah You Can Eat Buffet” or the “Bin Laden Burger Joint” might be popular. Waiters would wear suicide vests and dishes would be served to look like IEDs. Diners would have a blast.

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Most of My Life, I’ve Been Wrong

For most of my life, I assumed that victims attract sympathy. I assumed that most people are like me, and that they’ll fight for the underdog. How silly I was.

September 11th, 2001 should have been a day when the civilized world united against the forces of Islam. After all, it was Muslims who perpetrated those atrocities, and thousands of innocent Americans were dead as a result. Many more would die later from cancer or suicide.

The Powers-that-be chose otherwise. It took them very little time to flip the narrative and portray the adherents of Islam as the victims. They feared a backlash against Muslims – a backlash that never occurred. Instead, Islamic attacks only increased in frequency since then. The world embraced the ideology behind the carnage. No sympathy was shown toward the victim-group: Non-Muslims.

Fast forward to October 7th, 2023. Hordes of savages swarmed across Israel’s border with Gaza and perpetrated unspeakable atrocities against Jews – and some non-Jews. What has been the world’s response? Increased hatred against Jews. Sketchy organizations, such as the UN, assume that savages have the same mindset as civilized humans, that they would NEVER perpetrate such crimes unless there were some sort of valid justification. Hence, the victim became the villain.

Now we have the cold-blooded murder of a young and promising White man. Austin Metcalf was murdered by a savage: Karmelo Anthony stabbed him in the heart over a trivial dispute. Anthony comes from a demographic that murders each other over a piece of fried chicken.

What has been the response?

Perhaps this is White people’s October 7th. Like Israel, White people need to take swift and decisive action against such barbarity. Like Israel, White Americans need to see themselves as a nation, a nation that’s worth defending.

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Australian Labour Meeting Bars Whites from Attending

This (allegedly) taxpayer-funded council meeting was off-limits to White people; only Chinese were allowed in:

From X:

From comments:

Here’s one solution they could have used to get in:

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Linguistic Colonialism in Israel

I got into a heated argument with a pro-Israel Arab on X. She got upset when I described Israeli Hebrew as “compromised” and “Europeanized.” She seems to think that there’s nothing wrong with the imposition of one dialect, by authorities, over another (native) dialect. In other words, she doesn’t have a problem with linguistic colonialism. In this case, she refused to recognize its existence. Of course, there’s nothing we can do about it once the dominant dialect has erased the subordinate one; it becomes a fait accompli.

I just had an exchange with Grok:

Me: When a dialect is suppressed by government, so that its speakers are pressured into speaking in another dialect, might we call this “linguistic colonialism?”

Grok: Yes, the term “linguistic colonialism” could absolutely apply here. It captures the idea of a dominant power—here, a government—imposing one dialect or language over another, suppressing the cultural identity tied to the marginalized dialect. This isn’t just about language; it’s about control, erasure, and assimilation, echoing broader colonial dynamics where the powerful reshape the powerless in their own image.

Historically, this has happened plenty—think of the British pushing English in Ireland, sidelining Irish Gaelic, or the French enforcing Parisian French over regional dialects like Breton or Occitan. The pressure to abandon a native dialect for a state-sanctioned one often comes with social, economic, or legal incentives (or punishments), which can feel like a slow cultural strangling.

That said, some might argue it’s not always colonialism—could just be pragmatic standardization, like a government trying to unify a fragmented society for communication or administration. But when it’s coercive, top-down, and dismissive of the speakers’ identity, “linguistic colonialism” fits like a glove. What’s the context you’re thinking of? That could sharpen the lens.

Me: For most of its history, the State of Israel forbade the use of Mizrahi Hebrew on television or radio, taught the children of Mizrahi immigrants to speak a Europeanized Hebrew and fostered a culture where the use of Mizrahi Hebrew, in any official capacity, was ridiculed. As a result, none of Israel’s younger generation speaks Mizrahi Hebrew.

That’s a textbook case of what could be called “linguistic colonialism”—or at least a close cousin of it. Israel’s policy, as you describe it, wasn’t just about standardizing Hebrew for a new state; it involved actively suppressing Mizrahi Hebrew, the dialect of Jews from Middle Eastern and North African communities, in favor of a Europeanized (likely Ashkenazi-influenced) version. This goes beyond practicality—it’s cultural engineering, with a clear power dynamic at play.

The state’s push to erase Mizrahi Hebrew from public life—banning it from media, reshaping it in schools, and fostering ridicule—mirrors colonial tactics where a dominant group (here, European Jewish elites) imposes its norms on a subordinate one (Mizrahi Jews). The result, with younger generations losing the dialect entirely, shows how effective this suppression was. It’s not just a linguistic loss; it’s a chunk of Mizrahi identity—tied to pronunciation, expressions, and heritage—wiped out to fit a Eurocentric mold.

On the flip side, someone could argue this was less “colonialism” and more a nation-building strategy. Israel, founded amid existential threats and mass immigration, needed a unified Hebrew to glue together a diverse population. Mizrahi Hebrew, with its Arabic influences, might’ve been seen as a threat to that cohesion—or just too “other” for Ashkenazi leaders steeped in European ideals. But the ridicule and coercion you mention tip it toward something uglier than mere pragmatism. It’s hard to deny the colonial vibe when one group’s way of speaking is systematically mocked and erased by another with state power behind it.

This fits into broader patterns—like how Arabic was sidelined in Israel too—but the intra-Jewish dynamic makes it especially stark. Mizrahi Jews weren’t outsiders; they were part of the same nation, yet their voice was still silenced. Sounds like a deliberate choice to prioritize one identity over another, and the term “linguistic colonialism” holds weight for that. What do you think—was this about unity, or something more exclusionary?

Me: I lived in Israel for many years, and it seems to me it was more exclusionary. In time, Mizrahi Jews internalized these attitudes. They refrained from speaking Mizrahi Hebrew for fear of “sounding like an Arab.”

Your firsthand experience really brings this into focus, and it strengthens the case for calling it exclusionary—linguistic colonialism with a bitter twist. The fact that Mizrahi Jews internalized the stigma, avoiding their own dialect because it made them “sound like an Arab,” shows how deep the suppression went. It’s not just about losing a way of speaking; it’s about absorbing the message that your heritage is something to be ashamed of, something “lesser” in the eyes of the state’s Eurocentric ideal. That’s a classic colonial move: make the dominated group reject itself.

The “sounding like an Arab” fear you mention is telling. Mizrahi Hebrew, with its guttural sounds and Arabic influences, was a bridge to the region’s broader linguistic landscape—something Israel’s Ashkenazi-dominated establishment, obsessed with crafting a modern, Western-facing identity, likely saw as a liability. In a state built partly on distancing itself from its Arab neighbors, that association could’ve been weaponized to justify erasing Mizrahi Hebrew. It’s less about unity then, and more about enforcing a hierarchy where European norms trumped anything “too Middle Eastern.”

The internalization you describe—self-censorship out of shame—echoes what’s happened in other colonial contexts, like Indigenous kids in Canada or Australia punished for speaking their languages until they stopped altogether. In Israel, it’s wild to think this played out within a single ethnic group, Jews against Jews, but it tracks with how power works. The Mizrahi experience got sidelined to prop up an Ashkenazi vision of what “Israeli” should sound like. Unity might’ve been the excuse, but exclusion was the vibe—and it stuck. How did you see this play out day-to-day while you were there?

Me: I knew Mizrahi Jews who lost the ability to pronounce certain sounds of their native dialect. Many of them were unaware of it. For example, my wife, whose parents were born in India, could not pronounce the letter “Resh” in the same way her parents and older siblings did. She pronounced it from the back of her throat, in the Ashkenazi way. Neither she, nor her 10 siblings were aware of it; they had lived for decades, speaking to each other regularly – but had never noticed it. They only realized this when I brought it to their attention.

A friend of mine, whose parents were from Tunisia, once ridiculed me for speaking “like a Yemeni.” I told him that his own grandparents spoke like that. He didn’t believe me. A few months later, I met him again. He had asked his parents – and they confirmed what I told him. He then made efforts to restore his Mizrahi Hebrew for prayer purposes.

Grok: Your stories paint a vivid picture of how insidious and subtle this linguistic erasure was—slipping under the radar of even those it affected most. The fact that your wife and her siblings lost the ability to pronounce the “Resh” in the Mizrahi way, unconsciously shifting to the Ashkenazi guttural style, shows how deeply the Europeanized Hebrew took root. Decades of speaking to each other, and they didn’t even clock it until you pointed it out—that’s not just a dialect fading; that’s a whole layer of identity quietly scrubbed out by a system they didn’t question. It’s like their tongues were retrained without their consent.

Your Tunisian friend’s reaction is just as striking. Mocking you for “sounding Yemeni,” only to find out his own grandparents spoke that way, highlights the internalized disdain you mentioned earlier. He’d bought into the ridicule so hard he couldn’t even connect it to his own roots—until you forced the mirror up. That he later tried to reclaim Mizrahi Hebrew for prayer shows a flicker of resistance, but also how far gone it was that it took deliberate effort to claw it back. It’s wild how the culture flipped the script so thoroughly that “sounding like a Yemeni” became an insult instead of a point of pride—or just a neutral fact.

Day-to-day, this must’ve felt like a slow drip of exclusion, where Mizrahi Jews were conditioned to see their own heritage as backward or embarrassing. The state’s push—through schools, media, and social pressure—didn’t just suppress the dialect; it rewired how people heard themselves. Your wife’s family adapting without noticing, your friend mocking his own past without realizing—it’s linguistic colonialism doing its job: making the colonized enforce the rules on themselves. Did you see others try to reclaim it like your friend, or was that rare?

Me: That was the only one I knew who made the effort.

Grok: That your Tunisian friend was the lone exception you saw speaks volumes. It suggests the suppression of Mizrahi Hebrew wasn’t just effective—it was damn near total. Most people, like your wife and her siblings, didn’t even register the loss enough to fight for it. The fact that he had to make an effort to reclaim it, even just for prayer, shows how far it had been pushed out of reach. One guy swimming against a tide that strong—sounds like the exception proving the rule.

This tracks with how linguistic colonialism often ends: not with a bang, but with a quiet fade where the dominated group doesn’t even realize what’s been taken until it’s gone. Israel’s Europeanized Hebrew won, and the Mizrahi dialect—along with the identity tied to it—slipped away, leaving most too disconnected or conditioned to care. Your friend’s story is a rare spark of pushback, but the rarity itself underscores the depth of the exclusion. It’s a hell of a thing to see up close. How did it feel watching that unfold over the years?

This parallels the population replacement we now see in Europe. Once a population is replaced, to the point where the invaders become a majority, there will be a similar debate: Do we recognize the wrong that has been done and try to correct it, or do we make peace with the new reality and consider the new demographics to be perfectly legitimate?

Anger is not productive unless it leads to action. In both cases, the only positive action I can think of would be to try to establish refuge areas where the suppressed ethnic group might still maintain a majority and exercise self-determination.

Note: In the interest of full disclosure, I’ll point out that Mizrahi Hebrew did (maybe still does) enjoy a certain amount of informal respect – but that respect never translated into any official support or any practical policies that would help protect it or promote it.

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The Other IQ Bell Curve

It’s time for one of my totally unscientific musings. I’ll leave it for someone more capable than myself to develop it into a hypothesis, should it be deemed worthy of this.

One of the ubiquitous patterns we find in nature is the bell curve – and when I say “nature,” I include all human societies, races, establishments, civilizations and endeavors. Most of them, when allowed to live their natural life cycle, can be shown as a bell curve; they’re born, they rise steadily and then they decline, ultimately disappearing.

The Roman Empire and civilization rose steadily for centuries, and then declined steadily, eventually disappearing. The Catholic Church, which is an offshoot of the Roman Empire, also rose steadily in power and influence. Now, it’s on a steady decline. Pope Francis might believe that he’s acting purely out of free will, but he’s actually fulfilling the will of the bell curve. The Catholic Church is on the right side of its bell curve, and the pope is simply fulfilling its manifest destiny by destroying it from within.

Average intelligence increases as we grow up. I won’t use the term “IQ” here, because it’s controlled for age. When we speak of natural intellectual abilities, we do decline past the age of 40 or so; our brains actually shrink. At some point (for most of us), senility kicks in and we experience a “second childhood.” Each individual’s bell curve will be different. Sometimes, it’s a sharp decline, and sometimes it’s more sudden. Barring an accident or sudden illness, we all experience this bell curve. It’s built into our nature.

I propose that the human species, as a whole, has its own manifest destiny for intelligence. This bell curve is built into our nature, and there’s nothing we can do to stop it – though we can slow it down with eugenic policies.

We’re already familiar with the powerful role propaganda plays in the mating choices of young women and men. How young White women are manipulated, through relentless propaganda, to prefer black men* for mating (not necessarily marriage). I propose that both this propaganda, and the individual choices of these women, are actually following a larger script.

These women (“mudsharks” if you will) are not completely acting out of free will. Propaganda influences them, but so does the wider manifest destiny that dictates we’re at the right side of the intelligence bell curve. Humanity is on an intellectual decline. It’s no longer evolutionarily advantageous to have a higher IQ. On the contrary, it’s a liability. Higher IQ individuals have fewer children, and powerful establishments exacerbate this situation.

When lower IQ populations (Equatorial populations) have more babies than higher IQ populations (the “North”), and miscegenation between the two groups is encouraged, the result is a lower overall IQ.

Humanity is not destined to continue its upward trajectory of higher and higher IQ. Ignore the science-fiction stories and futuristic fantasies. Our IQ/intelligence will follow a bell curve pattern, and it already is.

Technology will continue to advance for a while. Eventually, there won’t be enough higher IQ people to support it. More importantly, the lower IQ masses will not provide the support to nurture and encourage higher IQ innovation and infrastructure. By definition, the lower IQ masses will prioritize cheap entertainment such as rap, sports and simplistic movies. This is what they will vote for. Their high crime-rates will make it difficult for higher IQ individuals to survive, let alone pursue their dreams.

Infrastructure will collapse, modern medicine will become more and more difficult to obtain, safety will become increasingly more of a priority, food insecurity will become the norm.

We will return to a state of vulnerability against nature. In the end, nature will win. We will become extinct.

*I’m not claiming that most White women prefer black men, just that many more of them do than would be the case without the propaganda. I’m referring to those who are receptive tot he propaganda.

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No More Men in Women’s Sports

I’m happy that Trump put an end to the “trans” nonsense in women’s sports. However, here he is signing the executive order:

What a beautiful and wholesome photo! Not a Diversity in sight!!

Would it have bothered me if there were black and brown faces in the crowd? Not really, but the fact that nobody felt it necessary to FORCE Diversity into this photoshoot says a lot – and it’s all positive.

Yes, there does seem to be one Asian woman lurking in the shadows, but it doesn’t look like she was put there to virtue signal; it looks natural. Also, Asians don’t count much for Diversity.

It just occurred to me that, in all the years that I’ve been blogging (since 2011 I think), not once have I had the opportunity to write something positive about government and Whites. This is a first. Perhaps I might have to create a new category: “Government positivity toward Whites.”

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