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Allowing women in the workforce makes as much sense as washing your car in the rain: [Article].
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If the U.S. had a sane foreign policy, the turmoil in Egypt wouldn’t be our concern. Unfortunately, the U.S. has a crazy foreign policy which revolves around safeguarding Israel. Egypt and Israel have fought each other in two wars (in 1967 and 1973), both of which Israel started, either directly or indirectly. Currently, America pays […]
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It’s funny: nobody wanted racial integration in the first place, except for a handful of Jewish and leftist activists. Trivia: the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education ruling wasn’t based on science or fact, but on the “professional” testimony of Jewish race-hucksters such as Otto Klineberg (1899-1992), who coined the bullshit slogan “There is no […]
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Not to worry. If worse comes to worst, Israel can do what it always does: invade Lebanon: [Article].
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by Dr. William Pierce. […] “…there’s an intentional effort by the media bosses to distract the viewers and keep them from thinking too much about the real world and the real issues. Give them a steady diet of ball games and Elian Gonzales updates, and they won’t ask too many questions about the important things.” […]
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Good for him. Let’s hope his attitude spreads. But wait: his situation gets more interesting [Here]: [Article].
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Some people get into White Nationalism for the wrong reasons. Instead of getting into it because they want to preserve White culture (the greatest culture in history), they get into it for other reasons, some of which include: 1) they’re bored, 2) they want to “fight the establishment,” 3) they’ve got a Nazi fetish, 4) […]
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by Bradley R. Smith. […] “I presume that you are aware of the fact that if I go to Germany or Israel to argue for a free exchange of ideas on the question of the WWII German WMD (homicidal gas-chambers) I will be arrested, prosecuted, and in all likelihood imprisoned because I will have questioned […]
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by Edmund Connelly. […] “The bulk of this argument is made in chapter four of The Betrayal of American Prosperity, ‘Goldilocks and Bubbles: The Faith of Efficient Markets.’ A staunch critic of free-trade theory as practiced by modern America, Prestowitz lays the blame for America’s loss of prosperity at the feet of ‘The Three Apostles: […]
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“Beethoven is upright and honest, whereas jazz is sneaky and treacherous and effeminate and just plain foreign.” — from the movie “My Life So Far” (1999).
