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Are they going to examine why the Jews invented organized hate – in other words, why the Jews invented bigotry-as-official-doctrine? Of course, the examination of that topic would be called “hate,” so there’s a dilemma: how would one study the Jewish origins of hate without being called a “hater”? Oy veh! [Article].

Obama signs thought-crime bill into law, giving fags and women more legal protection than you have, White guy: [Article].

A proposed law that punishes a person for what he was thinking if/when he committed a crime against a homosexual has passed both branches of Congress and now awaits Obama’s signature [1]. “Hate-crime” laws originally came from the Jewish-built Soviet Union – in fact, the first “hate-crime” law of the 20th century came from the […]

“Hate crimes”: usually fake and usually committed by non-Whites. But more hate crime legislation is coming our way regardless: [Article].

Europeans are surprisingly tolerant toward Arabs – until they question the Holoswindle: [Article].

by Kevin Michael Grace. “When American leftists dream, they dream of Canada. North of the border, we’ve had socialized medicine since 1965; abortion on demand (pretty much) since 1969 (and with no restrictions whatsoever since 1988); official multiculturalism since 1971; and nationwide gay marriage since 2005. All this, and higher Third World immigration, relative to […]

Great news. Now the Canadian government can pay James Keegstra millions of dollars in compensation (after issuing a formal apology to him), right? [Article].

by Dr. William Pierce. “My organization, the National Alliance, concerns itself with all things relevant to the welfare and progress of the European peoples, the White people of this earth. We are advocates for all things which could be beneficial to our people, and we are opponents of all the influences and tendencies and groups […]

But when they aren’t fake, Blacks are very often the perpetrators, not the victims: [Article].

Apparently, the definition of “threat” has been changed. A threat used to be defined as someone saying or suggesting that he/she is going to take violent or punishing action: [Article].