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Seen: a TV documentary about the late reggae singer Bob Marley (above). I learned from that program that Marley caught all kinds of grief from Blacks in Jamaica because he was of mixed race (his father was White, his mother was Black). How shocking! Because listening to the media and Hollywood, you’d conclude that only […]

Negroes are impulsive people who can’t control themselves, which is sometimes sort of funny [1]. [Article]. [1] a mention of the inability of Blacks to delay gratification: [Here].

How confusing: if race doesn’t exist, or doesn’t matter, then why bother to do this?

This is a true story. One day, a non-White woman was in a grocery store. She had a small child with her, who was about 3 years old. While she shopped, the woman (we’ll call her “Mrs. Brown”) allowed her child to ride in her shopping cart at the very top of the cart, in […]

Why would the FBI get involved with this case? Massachusetts cops can’t investigate in their own territory? Is everything now a federal matter? [Article].

I had not seen/heard this Clark quote until a reader posted it under my previous (Oct. 28) Serbia post: “Let’s not forget what the origin of the problem is. There is no place in modern Europe for ethnically pure states. That’s a 19th century idea and we are trying to transition into the 21st century, […]

Listing non-White criminals as White skews the race statistics in a way which benefits non-Whites. It also makes Whites look worse than they really are. Clever! [Web forum].

They’re sort of like Chinese Italian people, only they wear green on St. Patrick’s Day. What a joke: the very idea that an Asian can become Irish. [Article].

Every month or so, Whites must be reminded that they are all evil racists. Here’s this month’s guilt trip. (By the way, should a person earn a Congressional gold medal, 50 years later, for doing absolutely nothing to earn it? Dying isn’t a heroic or noble act per se). [Article].

“I believe in white supremacy until the blacks are educated to a point of responsibility. I don’t believe in giving authority and positions of leadership and judgment to irresponsible people.” — actor John Wayne, in a magazine interview in 1971