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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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21 October, 2008

Race and the Election

Posted by Socrates in black pols, black rule, democracy, democrazy, elections, race, racial preferences, Socrates, voting, White identity, white nationalism at 11:11 pm | Permanent Link

Obama is ahead of McCain by 10 percentage points in some polls. But there may be a significant difference between what White voters tell pollsters over the telephone and what those voters do once they walk into the ballot booth. Some of them may “chicken out” due to the race factor and vote for McCain […]



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13 January, 2008

“Red Flags Over New Hampshire”

Posted by Socrates in democracy, elections, equalocracy, Socrates, voting at 8:07 pm | Permanent Link

The results of New Hampshire’s primary election are being questioned by both Democrats and Republicans. (It will be interesting to see how that might affect the Michigan primary on January 15th and the South Carolina primaries on January 19th [for Republicans] and January 26th [for Democrats]): [Article].



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