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If you’re a “product of affirmative action,” doesn’t that mean, by default, that you’re not tops in your field and therefore not qualified to be on the U.S. Supreme Court? Given the importance of that court, why would anyone consider a “product of affirmative action” for it? [Article].
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If Whites aren’t supreme, who is? [Article].
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Human equality/egalitarianism is fascinating: the belief in it makes people do very foolish things. It’s a religion in a way, one that keeps growing with no end in sight. Chapter 4 of this book has some interesting observations about equality. For example: “One American general noted the contrast between the singing armies of World War […]
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Hey, sissy boy, you’ll fit right into the New World Order: [Article].
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Yes, you can have free speech – as long as it doesn’t run against Jewish “equality” bullshit [1]. Significantly, America was not founded on egalitarian principles, e.g., only White males could vote or hold public office in the founders’ era. The Nebraska Supreme Court has more-or-less said that Whites don’t have racial interests (but of […]
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No, says Jewish scientist Steven Rose, a well-known foe of racial science. Jews have led the movement to downplay or deny the importance of race [1]. Here’s a thought: if Holocaust denial is illegal in many countries, why isn’t race denial illegal as well? [Article]. [1] the Jewish pioneers of race denial include: Franz Boas, […]
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by Dr. William Pierce. “Last week a member of the organization I head, the National Alliance, sent me something his nine-year-old daughter had brought home from school. He lives in Macon, Georgia, and his daughter is a fourth grader at a private school there. Last week her class went on a field trip to visit […]
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Who can’t pass multiple-choice tests? Actually, it’s surprising that any tests are allowed to be given in the workplace today: to take the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the 1971 Griggs v. Duke Power Co. court case as two examples, Jewish civil-rights activists have been trying for years to outlaw the testing of employees: […]
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These brown people could teach physics at any Western university after a little schooling, right? There is a book about them. From July 2008: [Article].
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From the Catholic magazine “The Point,” 1953. Yes, it’s true that when you mention Freemasons, people look at you funny. But nonetheless, this is posted as more-or-less a continuation of the discussion of Freemasonry found in the “Comments” section. Trivia: almost all of the top people involved in the horrible French Revolution were Freemasons, e.g., […]
