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by Dr. Kevin MacDonald. “The campaign by some Jews with access to the media to get Elena Kagan nominated for the soon-to-be vacant Supreme Court position failed — but will probably be resurrected the next time around. VDARE.com’s Patrick Cleburne has also noted the Jewish angle to the pro-Kagan campaign — suggesting that the article […]

Just as the election of Obama energized Blacks and made them feel more important than they really are, so will Sotomayor’s appointment to the court do the same for so-called “Latinos.” Further, if a White guy suggested that he might reach better judicial decisions due to his White, male background, that would, of course, be […]

by Dr. Kevin MacDonald. “A recent LA Times article, ‘Supreme Court Nominee has admirers left and right,’ by David G. Savage and James Oliphant, although masquerading as news, is a brief for the candidacy of Elena Kagan for the position on the Supreme Court vacated by David H. Souter. The article notes that she is […]

Checking the citizenship status of students who attend American schools is against the law, according to a horrible 1982 court ruling. (The court ruling – called Plyler v. Doe – apparently only applies to minors. However, since the Plyler ruling was based on the 14th Amendment, it isn’t legit, since that Amendment wasn’t properly ratified): […]

A Jewish civil-rights law is still hurting White people, decades after it was forced onto our country. This matter raises an important public-safety question: how many White people in the U.S. were killed or injured in the past 40 years due to less-intelligent Blacks taking the places of more-intelligent Whites in the workplace? How many […]

The horrible Brown v. Board of Education ruling should be studied by all White people. Why? The Brown decision was not based on constitutional law. It was instead based on phony social and psychological arguments made by Jews such as Isador Chein and Otto Klineberg. (It was the latter who recommended Black psychologist Kenneth Clark […]

It looks like more “equality” has come to the American workplace. But how and why? According to the U.S. government, almost all businesses are involved in “interstate commerce,” which means that the government can regulate those businesses – for example, the federal government can dictate how much money employees are paid. Even if the businesses […]

The U.S. Supreme Court will announce tomorrow its decision concerning the conference it held January 23 re: the latest lawsuit about Obama’s citizenship status. A few interesting things here, e.g., Mrs. Obama’s legal career, and attempts to change the natural-born-citizen requirement: [Article].

The conference is scheduled for January 23. This case seems to be the most important yet regarding Obama’s citizenship status: [Article].

The court will vote December 5 to decide if it will hear a case challenging Obama’s claimed citizenship status. Given how the court voted on the Heller case in June 2008 (it was a “conservative” decision), it’s quite possible that it will vote to hear the case: [Article].