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4 June, 2020

If Black Lives Matter

Posted by Socrates in Black achievement, Black IQ, Blacks as a failed race, Blacks as worthless, Blacks in America, Blacks voting, Norbert Schlei, Socrates, voting at 3:59 pm | Permanent Link

If Black lives really matter: Slavery in America officially ended in 1865. Why didn’t Blacks have universal voting rights in America until 1965 (100 years later), when the Jim Crow laws were abolished? [1]. Black people only “became important” at that time, and they needed special federal laws to make that happen [2]. Let’s put […]



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31 October, 2008

Norbert Schlei Redux

Posted by Socrates in "civil rights", Celler, immigration, immigration bills/laws, jewed Congress, jewed culture, jewed immigration policy, jewed law, Norbert Schlei, Socrates, voting at 12:28 pm | Permanent Link

Some of you already knew that Jewish lawyer Norbert Schlei wrote most of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. But what isn’t as well known is his involvement with the 1965 immigration act, a.k.a., the Hart-Celler Act, which was introduced into Congress by Jewish representative Emanuel Celler. The […]



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