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    My August 2019 Diary contained a segment titled "Fun with lexicography" in which I mentioned—in fact, I think, re-mentioned—my favorite page in the 1979 Xinhua Zidian Chinese-Chinese pocket dictionary. (For completeness I should also have mentioned every Second Amendment enthusiast's favorite page and every night-club cocktail hostess's favorite page.) Then in my third podcast this...
  • @Herbert R. Tarlek, Jr.
    Here I sit
    Broken-hearted:
    Paid a penny
    And only farted.


    Here in the U.S., we had the same rhyme. Only with "dime" instead of "penny". What's less well known is the second stanza:

    Then one day
    I took a chance
    Saved a dime (or, alternatively, "penny")
    And shit my pants.

    Why doesn’t anyone say “Sap-fo”?

    Probably for the same reason no one says "Yoolius Kaesar" or "Mykenae".

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    For the truckers:

    Here I sit,
    All alone with a broken heart.

    I took three Bennies,
    And my semi-truck won’t start.

  • They had to keep repeating all of those questions at the hospital in order to make sure it wasn’t some Black guy trying to use the Derb’s deluxe health insurance in order to escape disparate adverse impacts in healthcare outcomes (bad noses) for Colored People in America.

  • As if determined to lend credence those who claim he is suffering from dementia, President Biden logged on to his Twitter account and opined: Biden is giving expression to what could be called the a priori school of foreign policy, according to which he can deduce a statement about reality from abstract principles. So, there...
  • @Cowboy
    @Exile

    If white people follow the Jews to hell then white people only have themselves to blame.

    The problem is that most people have a slave mentality and that slave attitude is easier for them because they don't need to reason or deliberate on choices, the government and their employer make those choices for them saving them from hard decisions.

    As long as the government and employers provide people with just enough bread and circus most will slough through life. Take those away and most people will beg for their old chains. At this point it is probably too late to teach self-reliance. It will probably take a severe social breakdown to force people to learn the virtue of self reliance.

    Replies: @Jack McArthur, @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Theoretically, people who can’t or won’t learn the virtue of self reliance will simply find themselves in that proverbial “world of shit” and will die, leaving behind a majority who can and will or already have.

  • @Haxo Angmark
    first of all, GJ is a flaming faggot.

    and second: globohomo has everything to do with race, because

    it's leading edge promotors are

    the Jews. In particular, the ZOG regimes that now control

    all the remnant White nations....except Hungary and Russia.

    Replies: @Tucker, @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Your “first of all part” kind of goes without saying; it was the rest that constituted an observation I was going to post. It’s a good thing that Mr. Jones saved his only arguably significant untruth until the end
    (“Ultimately, this discussion isn’t about race.”) as I would not have finished reading the article otherwise.

  • I promised an article on the pro-Kremlin faction of the oligarchs, but that will have to wait until we get a final head count of who fled and who stayed in Russia. Friends today, enemies tomorrow — such is life in… well just about anywhere nowadays. Instead, we should probably say a few words about...
  • @Mark G.
    @Been_there_done_that


    The top 10 least corrupt ranking for 2021: Denmark, New Zealand, Finland, Singapore, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany.
     
    A good indirect measure of corruption is life expectancy. In countries where the corrupt parasitic elites are reigned in somewhat, people who are actually productive are rewarded. This encourages people to engage in productive, not parasitic, activities which then leads to increasing levels of wealth followed by increasing life expectancies. The countries listed above as least corrupt all have high life expectancies. Russia has a lower life expectancy but has recovered somewhat from a big drop in the nineties. This shows that Putin has somewhat effectively dealt with out-of-control corrupt parasitic elites in that decade.

    Through history, average life expectancies stayed low and barely budged since parasitic elites were firmly in control. This changed in the 18th century with the spread of ideas of liberty and individual rights in Great Britain, America and western Europe. The American Revolution was a revolt against foreign parasitic elites. We had our own parasitic elites but, comparatively speaking, they had less power than in many other countries on the planet in the early years of this country.

    This resulted in huge increases in average life expectancy here: fifteen year increases from 40 to 55 during the period 1865-1965 and from 55 to 70 in the period from 1915-1965. The slowing in life expectancy increases in recent years is a sign that corruption is increasing. The period 1965 to 2015 showed only an 8-year increase. There were three straight years here of declining life expectancy from 2015 to 2017 and now another two from 2020 to 2021. The way to wealth now is working for government or having government connections. This is choking off economic growth and leading to a declining standard of living for the American population.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Improved life expectancies due to advances in medicine are not linear. We are well into a stage of rapidly diminishing rates of return with regards to medicine and medical procedures.

    • Replies: @Mark G.
    @Jim Bob Lassiter


    Improved life expectancies due to advances in medicine are not linear. We are well into a stage of rapidly diminishing rates of return with regards to medicine and medical procedures.
     
    Rates of increase in life expectancy have not been uniform across the planet so diminishing rates of return in medicine can't be the sole explanation here. The gap between the U.S. and a number of other countries has been increasing. In 1960 the U.S. was in the top ten countries in the world in average life expectancy. Now it is no longer even in the top twenty-five. This is not due to a lack of spending on health care here in the U.S. The U.S. went from spending 6% of GDP on health care in 1960 to 16% now.

    There have been past eras where mankind went centuries without any increase at all in life expectancy and some periods, like the decline of the Roman Empire, where it decreased. In the case of that empire, corrupt parasitic elites had largely taken over the government. There are parallels to present day America. The United States has been increasingly poorly governed in recent years, so much that you now see actual declines in life expectancy due to the worsening economic situation for the majority of Americans. They have attempted to escape their increasingly dismal lives with increased numbers of suicides plus increased levels of drug and alcohol abuse.
  • @emerging majority
    @Jon Chance

    If you are a freeholder---own your own home---the bank$ters have no direct hold over you. It is unfortunate for many that they cannot self-finance their own abode, even if it happens to be an 100+ year old shack like mine. Sometimes it becomes a matter of independence versus comfort. Generally, the female of the species---and waaay too many males opt for the latter.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Yeah, they toss that “freeholder” bullshit around in New Jersey. All the way down to the line in front of the property tax collection office.

    • Replies: @emerging majority
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Being a freeholder means you are not under the Bank$ters directly. As the Bank$ters also run the state, there remains an indirect aspect.

  • @Godfree Roberts

    with Communism, we see a group of powerful party elites who conspire with one another to ban criticism of themselves and set up a system of state monopolies to fleece the people.
     
    Au contraire, mon brave!

    There are more hungry children, drug addicts, suicides and executions, more homeless, poor, illiterate, and imprisoned citizens in America than in China. China's infant mortality, 5.4 per thousand births is lower than America's 5.69 and Chinese children's healthy life expectancy is longer than American kids', and those kids will graduate high school three years ahead of ours.

    In 2022, 56% of all Americans cannot produce a meager $1,000 as an emergency expense from their existing savings, CNBC reported; 1 in 10 US adults have gone hungry last December as a result of poverty, Forbes.com reported; Columbia University Center on Poverty and Social Policy revealed that child poverty rate in the US stands at 17%, “one of the highest among developed countries”.

    This is what a country looks like when 98% of its citizens own their homes because they consider food and shelter to be human rights, and hold their government responsible accordingly.

    https://i.imgur.com/AzVKw2P.png

    Replies: @Liosnagcat, @Kurt Knispel, @Polistra, @Jon Chance, @Rahan, @fish, @CSFurious, @Jim Bob Lassiter

    I’m calling bullshit on the healthy life expectancy claims about China. One only need pull up an on line scrollable global map of AQI (air quality index) to see that the lung health of urban China has to be worse than that of a West Virginia coal miner back in the day who smoked a lot of Marlboros.

  • No country has successfully challenged the U.S. dollar’s global hegemony—until now. How did this happen and what will it mean? Foreign critics have long chafed at the “exorbitant privilege” of the U.S. dollar as global reserve currency. The U.S. can issue this currency backed by nothing but the “full faith and credit of the United...
  • @littlereddot

    Other commentators also say that being the sole global reserve currency is less an exorbitant privilege than an exorbitant burden.
     
    That is like a diner, sick after over eating at the buffet, saying that he only did it because he thought of the "starving kids in Africa"

    Replies: @David Homer, @Jim Bob Lassiter

    You forgot the flies in the eyes part.

  • Next Level Skills is a fun Twitter account: Of the 76 clips posted, I count 54 skills starring males, 12 females, and 10 unknown (e.g., unseen drivers like the above or hand shots). Two of the 54 feature male magicians and female assistants, although the magician's assistants might be doing more of the work.
  • @Anon
    @Achmed E. Newman

    The United States has a real economy. Manufacturing was one of the most inefficient ways to make money ever invented. It's why Cbina's GDP per capita is still at the level of Mexico's, and why Rhode Island has hither GDP than South Africa.

    Why can't people figure this out? Manufacturing is weaker than piss. Stop being afraid of the modern economy and embrace it. It's stronger. All bringing manufacturing to this country would do is destroy our dollar, destroy our environnent, impoverish our people and employ more illegal aliens. While making very little money for anyone.

    Replies: @Anon, @J.Ross, @Mark Spahn (West Seneca, NY), @ThreeCranes, @Achmed E. Newman, @PhysicistDave, @The Germ Theory of Disease

    Total garbage comment there, #202/378. You can’t have an economy based on Americans selling each other gourmet hot dogs and craft beer. Work has to be done that creates wealth. Farming and mining are “primary industries” that do this, but having that alone makes a country a colony more than anything. The most wealth is created by manufacturing.

    China’s per capita GDP is lower than ours as of now, because we are living on borrowed time, as in borrowed money. And Rhode Island, yeah, that’s a big freakin’ sample of the American economy, ain’t it?

    (BTW, why bring the illegal aliens into it? They do building, and they do service work, right now. The immigration issue is orthogonal to this discussion.)

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  • From the New York Times news section: There's nothing more heartwarming than seeing yet another disagreeable 145 IQ on-the-spectrum with Complicated Needs individual using the now dominant transgender ideology to bully waiters and waitresses and to feel self-righteous in stiffing them on the tip. Oh, wait, this person is a grad student focusing on "ethical...
  • @Jim Bob Lassiter
    @AnotherDad

    Lever door openers can also put out the eye of a running four year old child.

    Replies: @Reg Cæsar, @AnotherDad, @George

    Lever door openers can also put out the eye of a running four year old child.

    Has anyone told Ralphie?

  • @AnotherDad
    @Anonymous


    Lever action doorknobs are convenient though.
     
    Yep. Didn't grow up with them, or raise my kids with them, but they're in this house and easier/better. (Can open with both hands full if necessary.) But you can snag--happened to me a couple times. So it's +/- like a lot of things in life.

    The trend is toward universal design--wheel chair, impaired, etc. friendly. You may be doing fine, but have an elderly relative you want to come stay. Or you may have a skiing accident or an MVA and suddenly be in a chair or on crutches. Good to have a house that is accommodating for that condition--whether temporary or permanent. And we all get older--nice not having to move--or remodel everything--if you don't want to.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Lever door openers can also put out the eye of a running four year old child.

    • Replies: @Reg Cæsar
    @Jim Bob Lassiter


    Lever door openers can also put out the eye of a running four year old child.
     
    Has anyone told Ralphie?


    https://www.etonline.com/sites/default/files/styles/video_1920x1080/public/images/2015-12/1280_et_c4xmaskids1_121815.jpg?itok=DLukzaZl
    , @AnotherDad
    @Jim Bob Lassiter



    Lever door openers can also put out the eye of a running four year old child.
     
    Yep, good point. And one i'm on board with as we have this house not just for ourselves but as a place that would be fun to visit for our--currently non-existing--grandchildren. And i'm a big believer that kids are supposed to run around.

    Arguably they should have designs with a more bulbous ends. Seems like a product opportunity for "child proof" end caps.
    , @George
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Penetrating injury of the hand with a door handle: a case report
    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2615031/

  • @kaganovitch
    @res

    Would a strap wrench (or variant) work?

    Depends on the doorknob. Some have limited space and the strap will tend to slip onto the stem. Jar grippers work pretty well; I hung one on a door for my mom who has arthritis and one of her rooms has a sort of difficult door knob. She tells me it works well.

    https://www.amazon.com/Jar-Grippers-Grip-Slip-Rubber/dp/B004HM1E3Y

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Can you fucking believe the nerve of this Adam asshole to use the word “normal”? Adam needs to go sit they bare ass down right on top of a square, sharp edged doorknob and twerk hard.

    • Replies: @Reg Cæsar
    @Jim Bob Lassiter


    Adam needs to go sit they bare ass down right on top of a square, sharp edged doorknob and twerk hard.
     
    Didn't the Chinese emperors require this of their catamites? Lubricated, of course.

    sit they bare ass down
     
    Damn! You sound so much like Mason Williams that I'll be having "Classical Gas" going through my head all day tomorrow.




    https://youtu.be/kQEPuWZA5VM

    https://youtu.be/Kib4VkkynEw
  • There are many backstories surfacing from what is going on in Ukraine and Washington that have been largely ignored amid the drumbeat of casualty counts combined with claims and counter-claims from the two sides. Two stories that I believe have received insufficient attention are the US government’s three decades long obsession with weakening and de...
  • @Wizard of Oz
    @gotmituns

    Can you really believe that if you consider how little education people received in the 20s [OK I'm not saying the masses get a good eduction today] and that the media was much more limited.

    Replies: @gotmituns, @Greta Handel, @Jim Bob Lassiter

    I can speak about an early 1920s HS public education in a Southern backwaters area. It was far better than today’s college education. So was the HS education of the class of 1946 (last class with 11th grade HS diplomas). I knew a now deceased fellow with one of those diplomas and no further formal education. He designed, blueprinted and acted as general contractor on his first owner occupied house in 1953. He spent no time on a construction site prior to this accomplishment. The house still stands in good condition in a fine neighborhood that grew up around the house. He also designed, built and flew several homebuilt light planes with no mishaps.

    The media was much more limited in terms of devices, but far more diverse in viewpoints on most issues of the day for those who could read and comprehend.

    • Replies: @Wizard of Oz
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    I have no trouble accepting your anecdotal evidence. But there is an issue of comparing likes with likes. One of the worst developments of the last few decades I suspect is that nearly half the population is being subjected to tertiary wokeness/dogma and that inevitably it is being taught by some not very bright people who are themselves the product of intellectual fashion. I guess quite a lot of lecturers and tutors in tertiary institutions have IQs only a little above average.

  • Next Level Skills is a fun Twitter account: Of the 76 clips posted, I count 54 skills starring males, 12 females, and 10 unknown (e.g., unseen drivers like the above or hand shots). Two of the 54 feature male magicians and female assistants, although the magician's assistants might be doing more of the work.
  • He learned dat shit riding on a stolen ATV on the Miami Beach Causeway.

    • LOL: fish
  • But this is no joke: It's now April, so it's time for the first iSteve fundraiser of 2022. I want to thank everybody who contributed to the December fundraiser of last year to help me get cataract surgery. I've got the dates for the operations booked. I'm grateful. The theme of this new fundraiser is:...
  • @Reg Cæsar
    @Loyalty Over IQ Worship


    Lt. Col. Bree Fram
     
    Bree Fram = Mere Barf


    I vaguely remember a "FRAM job" in the Coast Guard, but that was done to our ship, not to us.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Only an Indian (dot) would know the secret.

    http://infoupdate.org/are-fram-oil-filters-junk/

  • @Loyalty Over IQ Worship
    This is not an April fools day joke. This is the mighty army we wield. Tremble with fear!

    Anyway, when you join the USA Thingie Military, this is your team.

    https://twitter.com/usairforce/status/1509580161376731144

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @Elmer T. Jones, @The Anti-Gnostic, @Reg Cæsar

    Well Biden’s Equity Negress Lunar Spaceship landing party commandantrix is going to need all the help and protection she can get.

  • Well, at least we know he can still see well enough to read relatively small words. That’s good. We need a leader with reasonable eyesight. New York Post: President Joe Biden once again referred to a printed cheat sheet sheet as he doubled down on his unscripted weekend claim that Vladimir Putin “cannot remain in...
  • @obwandiyag
    @Anon

    A. When did any president in the history of the world, much less the US, "put a stop to the looting."

    B. You actually think only Democrats do the looting and Republicans don't? Wow. Are you funny.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @ThreeCranes, @Bill

    Good questions. Especially for a nigger.

  • The New York Times thinks that Putin might use a nuclear weapon in Ukraine, but there is a flaw in the Times' reasoning. Putin has nothing to gain from a nuclear blast and everything to lose. A nuclear weapon will not help Putin win the war in Ukraine, in fact, it would further deepen Russia's...
  • @Jim Bob Lassiter
    Russia nuking Ukraine would be like the US nuking Toronto at the beginning of lake effect snow season in Buffalo, NY. Think of all the US niggras dying of radiation poisoning.

    Replies: @Swaytonious, @Jim Bob Lassiter

    So are you saying that a Russian nuking of the Ukraine would pose little to no risk to the population of Russians living in current Russian territory close to the border of current Ukraine? Not to mention ethnic Russian (and others) supporters of Putin living inside the Ukraine?

  • The English Wars began twenty-five years ago. On a May 1997 morning I stood in the Las Familias del Pueblo daycare center in downtown Los Angeles and announced that I had filed an initiative to dismantle California's decades-old system of "bilingual education" for Latino immigrant children, a curriculum that amounted to Spanish-almost-only instruction. Although the...
  • @Jonathan Mason
    @Exile


    Ironically, Spain’s experience in the Caribbean, Latin America and South America proves the point I’m making. What we see in these regions isn’t “Spanish” anymore (to the extent it ever was), it’s something else.
     
    I don't know about that. It seems to me that all the Hispanic countries have a shared common culture that is very easily distinguishable from the USA or Canada.

    I could be driving down a street in Ecuador in many towns and cities that would be completely indistinguishable in appearance from a street in Santo Domingo or Santiago in the Dominican Republic, and yet these two countries are thousands of miles apart and have no direct contact with each other.

    However I would know in a moments glance that the street was not in the United States.

    In all Hispanic countries homes tend to have walls iron railings and gates at the front, with a paved yard, which bear a close resemblance to the layout of Roman homes whose layout I have seen in archeological sites in England, Greece, and Italy.

    The legal systems of these Hispanic countries to the south of the United States all bear a remarkable resemblance to each other and have no doubt shaped daily life in those countries in the same way that the ancient constitution of the US has done and continues to do.

    Arguably the Hispanic countries to the south of the United States are the more direct inheritors of Western Civilization in terms of daily life than the US.

    Differences between the Hispanic countries and the US include a history of a very different relationship between the occupiers and the indigenous tribes of those areas, and a very different relationship between the past which included slavery and the present.

    The British colonies in the Caribbean ended slavery in 1833 and the slave owners were paid off, and all of those countries have become predominantly black occupied and black ruled, with whites becoming affluent majorities. However it's noticeable that, for example, white Jamaicans speak with a black Jamaican accent.

    The US is an outlier in so many ways. I don't know what the reason for that is, or if there is one single reason, but it does seem to me that American culture is particularly prone to take things literally.

    For example religious fundamentalism, with a literal belief in the Bible seems to be incredibly predominant in the US compared to other European nations, to an extent that is only matched in the Middle East.

    The same literal belief in the Bible seems to spill over in the way judges interpret the constitution of the US, often in a kind of delusional way believing that they can get inside the minds of the original Founders who lived in a society run by gentlemen farmers and slave owners.

    Hispanics love children and everywhere they go are accompanied by mini-me's. Even the teenage girls are often seen carrying puppies in training for motherhood. The first question in any acquaintanceship conversation is "how many children do you have?"

    A very significant percentage of white Americans seem to have given up on the idea of having children at all, and the prevailing notion amongst young Americans that you can choose your sex or gender identification at adolescence is hardly a recipe for stable families.

    There are certainly trans women in Latin American countries, but perhaps not as many. Maybe the Spanish language is a kind of vaccine against transgenderism, because every noun is assigned a gender, and everybody knows that male or female grammatical gender has nothing to do with sex, but that a fork is masculine and a spoon feminine, because that is the way that it is and always has been.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @Exile

    “In all Hispanic countries homes tend to have walls iron railings and gates at the front, with a paved yard, which bear a close resemblance to the layout of Roman homes whose layout I have seen in archeological sites in England, Greece, and Italy.”– The iron gates and window/door bars are there for home security purposes more than architectural heritage.

    “The legal systems of these Hispanic countries to the south of the United States all bear a remarkable resemblance to each other and have no doubt shaped daily life in those countries in the same way that the ancient constitution of the US has done and continues to do.”– Your statement suggests that the US Constitution is somehow more ancient than Latin American legal systems.

  • @Jonathan Mason
    @Anon

    Puerto Rico is Spanish speaking. No doubt the children that do have lessons in English in their schools, but most likely they make very little effort and the teaching is of poor quality, and nobody takes it seriously and really expects working class Puerto Ricans to achieve fluency in English or anything close to it.

    You also have to consider that people on the lower end of the educational spectrum don't succeed in learning literacy in either Spanish or English.

    I find the same thing in Ecuador where I am living at the present time.

    A lot of people in Ecuador say that they would like to learn English, but never really picked up anything in school, even though they had lessons however you will find that lawyers doctors and dentists often speak English quite well, and even if they don't speak it quite well they know a certain amount of English.

    There is a popular chain of coffee shops in Ecuador called "Sweet and Coffee" that, as you might expect, sells caffeinated drinks and cakes.

    However the vast majority of Ecuadorians, while they are perfectly familiar with this business, have no idea what these English words coffee and sweet mean. Probably a lot of Americans don't know that Casablanca means White House or that Palo Alto means long stick.

    You can take a horse to the water, but you can't make him drink.

    Personally, I speak fairly fluent Spanish, and found it pretty easy to pick up even though I was over 50 when I started, but there are many people who live in Spanish speaking countries who never learn the language. I was once buying something from an American woman who had lived in Ecuador 15 years, but barely spoke any Spanish.

    As she said, she spoke "supermarket Spanish", and could say please and thank you, and knew the words for wine, beer, and rum, but that was about the extent of it.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @Anonymous

    “Puerto Rico is Spanish speaking.”

    Puerto Rico is Nigger Spanish speaking.– FTFY

  • The New York Times thinks that Putin might use a nuclear weapon in Ukraine, but there is a flaw in the Times' reasoning. Putin has nothing to gain from a nuclear blast and everything to lose. A nuclear weapon will not help Putin win the war in Ukraine, in fact, it would further deepen Russia's...
  • Anonymous[424] • Disclaimer says:
    @Ron Unz
    I've read these same articles in the NYT and the rest of the MSM and they don't make any sense to me.

    Even leaving aside the extremely doubtful claims that Russia is facing defeat in Ukraine, they entirely ignore what seems to be Russia's clear current superiority in conventional weapons due to its development of hypersonics over the last decade, which America can't match. Scott Ritter appeared to fully confirm this superiority in his recent Grayzone interview.

    https://youtu.be/OSkpIq3T-Zc

    From everything I've read, Russia has absolutely first-rate anti-missile defenses and could easily shoot down nearly all our old-fashioned cruise missiles if we tried to use them in some attack. Meanwhile, Russia's hypersonic missiles appear to be totally unstoppable.

    As far as I can tell, Putin could publicly declare that tomorrow at 10am he'll be destroying NATO headquarters in Brussels, and there's absolutely nothing NATO could do to prevent that. Same for the Pentagon near DC.

    So if that analysis is correct and Russia has clear conventional superiority, it's obviously America that would be far more likely to go nuclear.

    Back a few months ago I happened to mention hypersonics to a pretty smart mainstream policy analyst who often focuses on foreign policy issues and he was totally unaware of them or Russia's apparent superiority. So maybe that's also the case with the NYT and other MSM people and their sources.

    It's obviously embarrassing to our government that we've been spending 12x as much on the military as Russia, but Russia may have achieved superiority, so probably people try to keep that quiet.

    Fortunately for the world, Putin seems like a very rational individual with extremely limited aims. But assuming that the hypersonic gap is what I'm suggesting, our years of extremely provocative behavior in Ukraine is just as totally crazy as you'd expect from a government made up of people who are crazy in all sorts of other ways.

    Replies: @JasonT, @Anonymous, @Anon, @meamjojo, @RobinG, @Anon, @Joe Wong, @Emslander, @Ace, @chris, @BishJrSaid, @The Wild Geese Howard, @SteveK9, @JR Foley

    It’s obviously embarrassing to our government that we’ve been spending 12x as much on the military as Russia, but Russia may have achieved superiority, so probably people try to keep that quiet.

    You know where that money is going, Ron. It’s kind of like saying, “How can some backwoods homeschooler with \$300 worth of books do a better job educating a kid than the public schools who spend \$8000 per pupil?”

    The U.S. military is now largely a government job corps program with a lifetime of benefits and cushy pensions. And I say that as someone in the know. “Thank you for your service!”

  • Russia nuking Ukraine would be like the US nuking Toronto at the beginning of lake effect snow season in Buffalo, NY. Think of all the US niggras dying of radiation poisoning.

    • Replies: @Swaytonious
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    In a real nuclear strike, the bombs are detonated as air bursts.. high in the sky to spread the damage and maximize destruction.

    Only bunker busters are ground bursts..

    If the "stem” of the mushroom cloud never connects with the ”cap” aka fireball, then the only fallout is from the bomb case itself.

    Fallout is created by the suction of the blast bringing material through the fireball which irradiates it, falling back to earth and continuing to release radiation. This does not happen with air bursts.. the whole nuclear winter concept was created by the same people who dreamed up global warming.

    , @Jim Bob Lassiter
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    So are you saying that a Russian nuking of the Ukraine would pose little to no risk to the population of Russians living in current Russian territory close to the border of current Ukraine? Not to mention ethnic Russian (and others) supporters of Putin living inside the Ukraine?

  • The English Wars began twenty-five years ago. On a May 1997 morning I stood in the Las Familias del Pueblo daycare center in downtown Los Angeles and announced that I had filed an initiative to dismantle California's decades-old system of "bilingual education" for Latino immigrant children, a curriculum that amounted to Spanish-almost-only instruction. Although the...
  • @Sarah

    The leading academic theorists behind bilingual education insisted that the older you were, the easier it was to learn another language. According to them, adults learned new languages much quicker and easier than teenagers, and teenagers much easier than young children.
     
    Interesting but is it true ?

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Absolutely and unequivocally FALSE.

    • Agree: niceland
    • Replies: @Jonathan Mason
    @Jim Bob Lassiter


    Absolutely and unequivocally FALSE.
     
    And obviously so.

    However I should just point out that it is a little easier to make to switch over if the child starts to learn English before they can read and write in Spanish.

    I knew a little girl who spoke only Spanish who came to the United States at the age of three and a half, and by her fourth birthday she was quite fluent in English and could tell you in English about how she was learning about a volcano called Mount Fuji in Japan in her play school classes.

    Her sister who was 4 years older was a little bit slower, because she was already reading and writing and had to make the transition to English spelling, which is difficult when you have the rudiments of Spanish spelling.

    But while all this is well known, one also has to consider that all of those in favor of bilingual education apparently did not understand what the word bilingual means. It means being able to speak two languages equally well.

    Anybody looking at the history of so-called bilingual education in California could only come to the conclusion that a significant minority of American teachers and politicians are completely nuts and that American education stinks.

    Having got that issue out of the way, we might now need to look at dozens of other issues that people in authority are addressing in a similarly insane manner, like transgenderism, for example.

  • Two things in particular about bilingual education (de facto English-Spanish):

    It is a taxpayer funded jobs program for co-ethnic Spanish speaking “teachers”. These ‘teachers” are already abundant and available in places like most parts of California, and in places where they are not, the government schools just import them on some kind of “temporary” visa/work permit and they wind up staying here forever. Many get involved in “La Raza” type activist politics, or otherwise make themselves into a local pain-in-the-ass.

    Secondly, we wind up with a bunch of semi-literate, code-switching speakers of God only knows how many varieties of Spanglish being spoken across the country. At age 18, many of these Meso-American kids would be unintelligible to a customs inspector at Barrajas airport in Madrid or, for that matter, some airports in South America where some variety of “Christian Spanish” is spoken.

  • Earlier: A Talk Radio Listener Comments On Ketanji Brown Jackson's Qualifications—And Unknown LSAT Scores The Senate Judiciary Committee, as I'm sure you know, has been holding confirmation hearings for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, the president's nominee to replace retiring justice Stephen Breyer in October. I can't say I've followed the hearings closely…or at all, really....
  • @Prester John
    @Palinurus

    Woman: "Any member of the genus/species homo sapiens who, when disrobed, will cause a heterosexual male to become aroused."

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @SBaker

    Well, that excludes the judge.

    • Agree: martin_2
  • @Ian Smith
    @Bardon Kaldlan

    She looks like an average dark-skinned black woman. Not that that’s a strong disagreement…

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    How much time do you figure she spends a day “thinking” about and messing with her hair? More or less than the blonde Karen from Tennessee?

    When I look at Jackson, the Soul Glo grease stains on the sofa scene from Coming to America pops right up in my deplorable mind.

  • @Diversity Heretic
    In terms of legal reasoning ability, the average bankruptcy judge has more need of it than a Supreme Court justice. The Bankruptcy Code is considered about the most difficult statute to read and interpret and bankruptcy courses in law school are generally among the most difficult. About the only time that a Supreme Court justice needs to use complex legal reasoning is when the Court grants cert for a case in which the circuit courts of appeals have reached different conclusions and the matter needs to be resolved by the Supreme Court. Since the circuits have reached different conclusions, the nature of the controversy is almost certainly complex. Supreme Court justice have, on the other hand, about four clerks to help them through such cases, while your average bankruptcy judge may have one clerk or no clerk at all.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    I’ll take your word about the difficulty of The Bankruptcy Code and can well imagine your assessment to be the case. Since you brought it up, I’d like your take on an observation that a retired CPA friend made to me regarding The Bankruptcy Court. He asserted that it was the most corrupt of all processes of the Federal Juduciary once the judges got administrative control of the assets involved. Think a bunch of rampant Negro felons with large duffle bags in the aisles of a San Francisco Walgreens Drug Store.

    • Replies: @Diversity Heretic
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    I wish that I could help but I just don't know. I haven't practiced in the area for many years. I was involved in one receivership case many years ago where the receiver hired his homosexual boyfriend to manage the property and there were other irregularities. It's entirely possible that once assets are under management, the court supervision could be lax or even corrupt. The complexity of the bankruptcy code might make that easier,, but that's speculation on my part.

  • I've been pointing out for years that one set of male to female transgenders, what I call ex-men (heterosexual men with an autogynephilia fetish as opposed to the effeminate gay drag queen / tranny prostitute varietal), are often right wing-inclined. E.g., Colonel "Jennifer" Pritzker is likely the most rightwing of the famously Democratic Pritzker zillionaires,...
  • @Abolish_public_education
    OK. What's a 'pansexual'? Someone with a fetish for cookware?

    Two things I've always wanted to be: a Kentucky Colonel (commander of a regiment of the state militia), and the Prince of Wales (commander of the Royal Regiment).

    I'm still holding out hope for the latter.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    OK. What’s a ‘pansexual’? Someone with a fetish for cookware?

    Are you asking a serious question with that one? OK:

    Someone who’d fuck a snake if someone else would hold it still for it.

  • All eyes are on Mariupol. As of Wednesday night, over 70% of residential areas were under control of Donetsk and Russian forces, while Russian Marines, Donetsk’s 107th batallion and Chechen Spetsnaz, led by the charismatic Adam Delimkhanov, had entered the Azov-Stal plant – the HQ of the neo-Nazi Azov batallion. Azov was sent a last...
  • @Exile
    "Everything I don't like is Nazi, NATO/Russia are the real fascists, Jews are fascists..."

    This is lazy, sloppy and contributes to historical distortion and political incoherence. Unz authors and commenters alike can do better than this.

    Fascism and Nazi have actual meanings - there are tons of primary sources that weren't written by post-war Jewish propagandists.

    "Neo-Nazi" is even more meaningless than Nazi in modern mis-usage. Bikers with swastika tattoos are no more "Neo-Nazis" than antifa are ideological anarchists or commies.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @James Forrestal

    All true. Antifa are just a bunch of mal-adjusted white tweaker kids of the elite who couldn’t cogently articulate their way out of a wet paper bag.

  • An iSteve commenter asks: With the crime rate up during the "racial reckoning," it's worth asking for comments on the safety of the streets around colleges that attract out-of-towners, such as Penn in the Ivy League. I'll begin with my impression of SoCal colleges. Keep in mind that I'm 6'4" and I don't get much...
  • @Steve Sailer
    @Oo-ee-oo-ah-ah-ting-tang-walla-walla-bing-bang

    The small and shrinking Anglophone part of Montreal sounds pretty great.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @AndrewR, @joelc

    Exactly. That’s where Kamala Harris attended exclusive Anglophone academies during the formative years of her preparation for ruling the Idiocracy.

  • @Buzz Mohawk
    The University of Colorado in Boulder:


    http://www.wiu.edu/cofac/choirs/images/colorado/boulder01.jpg


    The only danger in going there is you'll never want to leave.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @Guest007, @Goob

    Ditto for Ft. Collins.

    • Replies: @JR Ewing
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    My son has attended a track and field camp at CSU the past couple of years and I absolutely love Fort Collins. It reminds me of Lubbock but with better views and green grass and a nicer downtown. Felt very safe and very homey. I could live there full time.

  • Around 1900, American big cities like New York and Chicago tended to be surprisingly German in population and institutions. My vague impression is that Continentals tended to be better at city living than the English, who put their best efforts into improving the countryside. I suspect the suppression of German cultural prestige in 1917-1918 damaged...
  • Anonymous[295] • Disclaimer says:

    The amount of ruin in *any* given city, town, settlement, village etc etc – in fact in *any* institution which is comprised of warm human bodies – is directly proportional to the black population of the said city or institution.

    This law is iron, universal and unfalsifiable.

    As plain as paint and as damned obvious, but somehow it escapes the political elites of western nations. In particular, the rulers of the EU would be well advised in heeding this law.

    • Troll: Corvinus
    • Replies: @nokangaroos
    @Anonymous

    Erm, no ...
    it is falsifiable - and therefore scientific, as per Popper.
    All you have to do is find a functioning black-run polity
    (the oft-mentioned Barbados has already begun the downward spiral).

    Replies: @dearieme

    , @AnotherDad
    @Anonymous


    The amount of ruin in *any* given city, town, settlement, village etc etc – in fact in *any* institution which is comprised of warm human bodies – is directly proportional to the black population of the said city or institution.

    This law is iron, universal and unfalsifiable.
     
    Realize this is quibbling, but, of course, this is not true. (All one has to do is travel around a bit.)

    But the reason you have all the "Agree"s is your "law" is a pretty good first order model. Blacks are sufficiently relatively bad at certain aspects of civilization (most notably crime) that their presence/absence tends to overshadow other peoples 2nd and 3rd order effects.

    Different groups simply have different evolutionary histories and not everyone is equally capable of civilized behavior. It is what it is. But this ...

    As plain as paint and as damned obvious, but somehow it escapes the political elites of western nations. In particular, the rulers of the EU would be well advised in heeding this law.
     
    Is indeed one of the most amazing things--and a world historical debacle.

    It absolutely boggles the mind that anyone could look over at the American racial "diversity!" experience and think "oh yeah, let's have some of that".

    Obviously, there was the usual post-War "we need workers!" cheap labor grubbing. And obviously there was a veritable flood of minoritarian propaganda from the insanely dominant America--including the retconning of the War against German and Japanese imperialism into all sorts of b.s. about evil "nationalism" and "tolerance".

    But i suspect there was this weird psychological element where Europeans thought of themselves as more sophisticated, worldly and cultured ... but were in a subordinate position to us bumptious Americans. And they looked over at our race problem and thought "It's those American cowboys. We know the peoples of the world. We'll manage it just fine." Arrogance.

    Sorry Euros ... the critical factor in America's race problem really isn't us deplorables.

    Replies: @Anonymous

    , @Polistra
    @Anonymous

    Visited india lately?

  • This is the top story when you look for what the mainstream media is saying about reports that Saudi Arabia is considering selling oil to China in yuan – from the financial geniuses at Bloomberg: I’m not a racist or anything, but I did have to chuckle a bit when I clicked that headline and...
  • @The Alarmist
    Back in 2013, I asked an American investment manager from one of the bigger houses on The Street what he thought about China’s Belt and Road initiative, and whether or not the US should be concerned. He was confident that it was nothing that would seriously challenge the USA’s leading role in global commerce. I’m not so sure the US Deep State were as relaxed about it, as they’ve attempted to sabotage it at every juncture, but the Chinese keep patiently building.

    World domination is overrated. Calle me crazy, but I get the distinct impression the Chinese would rather dominate commercially rather than militarily, and they don’t seem as hell-bent to connect one to the other as some Western powers seem to be. I’d be quite comfortable living in a multipolar world where nations trade with one another rather than trying to turn the globe into a homogeneous collective with dubious global values.

    But yes, this is a nail in the coffin of the USD as a global reserve currency. All those dollars held abroad may be coming home to roost. This will make Weimar look like a day in the park. If anything might trigger WW3, it would be a last gasp effort to distract Americans and the citizens of their vassal states from the disaster their “leaders” have created. They’ve already signalled the next move by telling Russians to not use chemical weapons, which experience from Syria shows us will likely be met with a false flag use of chemical weapons.

    You should go nice on Mr. Bostick ... as Joe Biden might say, he’s clean and articulate and reflects favourably on African Americans, and he can’t really help but read the script his employer and its handlers give him.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @bonks, @Old Brown Fool, @mulga mumblebrain

    “You should go nice on Mr. Bostick … as Joe Biden might say, he’s clean and articulate and reflects favourably on African Americans, and he can’t really help but read the script his employer and its handlers give him.”

    LOL

  • A lot of people seem to have strong opinions about whether Russians or Ukrainians are whiter (depending on whom they favor and whether they thing being white is okay or not). Myself, Russians and Ukrainians look a lot alike (although Russia the country is more of a multiracial empire). Here's an old Soviet police rubric...
  • @Trinity
    How to tell a Mexican from a Salvadoran.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    How to tell a Mexican from a Salvadoran.

    One on one, no drug lord gangster stuff in play, A Mexican fears the Guanaco far more than vice-versa.

    • Replies: @TWS
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    I can tell a Guatemalan from a Mexican. I can tell an Salvadoran from either, but I've never met a Salvadoran who wasn't a gang member with distinctive tats.

  • Hate hoaxer Jussie Smollett finally got sentenced today: 150 days in jail and low 6 figures in fine and restitution for the wasted police investigation. Jussie denied everything to the end and his grandmother, who explained that she could remember Joe McCarthy, darkly implied that the biased press had not uncovered the True Story. Jussie,...
  • @John Johnson
    @anon

    Black voters, who suffer the most from lax prosecutions and no bail policies keeping criminals on the street, are not necessarily even for these policies, and cities like SF, LA (where there have been uproar about these DA’s) and even Chicago, are becoming less black. Maybe the tide will turn. Now that the world is seeing the effect of the Soros class of DA’s maybe there will be better funded campaigns to fund anti Soros DA’s in future elections. I’ll contribute!

    The Soros strategy depends on both Blacks and guilt ridden liberals to vote for leftist DAs.

    The money is hidden through an organization and the candidate is usually Black and appeals on the basis of "not locking anymore Brothers up". It is often a dark horse third candidate in a split race between Democrats. In fact mainstream Democrats are usually not let in on the game. Soros organizations hand pick candidates that are not active in the local party but run as Democrats.

    Black leaders will talk a good game but actions speak louder than words. We can't rely on Blacks to call in shootings so it shouldn't be a surprise if they vote for soft on crime DAs. White liberals in these areas are racial realists (but anti-White) and don't believe that Blacks can be held to equal standards. Liberals in urban areas basically view Black men as primitives that can't control their emotions. Thus they are offended by locking a Black man away for what they privately view as uncontrollable and primitive instincts.

    So what happens is that Soros comes in with his Black candidate in a 3 way race and beats even left-leaning Democrats by taking Black voters and anti-White liberals. What I don't get is why Soros thinks this will fix or improve these areas. It hasn't worked anywhere and yet he keeps doing it.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    “What I don’t get is why Soros thinks this will fix or improve these areas. It hasn’t worked anywhere and yet he keeps doing it.”

    What the hell would make you think Soros wants to “improve” anything?

  • @Mike Tre
    @Intelligent Dasein

    I was adamant that Juicy would not receive jail time. So I was proven wrong. However, I will restate that he was not jailed for the hate hoax (yes I know he was convicted for it), he was jailed for embarrassing the Chicago Political Machine who came to his immediate support when the original hoax was perpetrated.

    We don't know what was going one behind the scenes, but I suspect that in the interim Juicy was not contrite enough (if even at all) for the debacle he created when confronted by Foxx, Harris, et al. Even now he is foolishly defiant. Had he showed some humility the hoax was revealed, he would have probably avoided jail time.

    Replies: @Intelligent Dasein

    The Smollett incident really put a lot of people between a rock and a hard place. It was inevitable that the legal process would discover that he was clearly guilty, but he was guilty in a way that cut across the reigning emotional and cultural currents of the times. Thus, the eventual legal processing of Jussie Smollett required a great deal of cope on the part of the powers that be.

    This is a template we will see a lot more of going forward. The day is coming soon when Affirmative Action will be hauled out into the light for legal reappraisal, and then the courts are going to pronounce it to be the preposterous fraud it always has been.

    Then what? Then must begin the long process of no longer treating blacks like totemic objects but allocating to them a slice of the pie that is actually proportionate to their true social worth, which isn’t much. Since our whole society has pretty much been reorganized around catering to blacks, this is going to require some significant mental adjustment on the part of almost everybody.

    The process will be accomplished but cryptically, not frankly and out in the open. I suspect most people will never admit they were wrong about Affirmative Action. Instead, they will offer increasingly outlandish rationalizations for why it is no longer possible to carve out special benefits for blacks. Perhaps they’ll even blame Putin for it. “Oh, this darn inflation! We’d love to pay for your scholarship to Harvard, Da’Shawnte, but we just can’t afford it now.”

    And even that would be technically true. We can’t afford this stuff anymore. But we would rather say that than admit to ourselves that the whole thing never really worked in the first place. It seems like humanity cannot move beyond its mistakes without a goodly amount of palliatives and cant to soften the blow.

    • Agree: Jim Bob Lassiter
    • Thanks: Mike Tre
    • Replies: @Curle
    @Intelligent Dasein

    “Affirmative Action will be hauled out into the light for legal reappraisal, and then the courts are going to pronounce it to be the preposterous fraud it always has been.”

    It was an preposterous fraud from day one. We’re an Empire and Empires have the ability to create, promote and sustain frauds of this nature on their own people. The only remedy is to allow secession, just as the Founders imagined. But we not only can’t secede, we can’t say no to protecting a bunch of Ukrainian oligarchs.

  • @The Germ Theory of Disease
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    While it's sort of understandable that people in these parts are enjoying a bit of schadenfreude at Smollett's expense, no one should be making jokes about the brutal reality of widespread prison rape, which is an atrocity, a grievous human rights violation, and a form of hideous torture.

    No one should normalize the horrifying facts of prison rape by making casual jokes about it, as if it's just another zany fact of prison life, like baloney sandwiches or laundry duty.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Well, be that as it may with jailhouse life and I agree with some of your observations, but Jussie was parked for a long time in his broken down Volvo station wagon straddling a long, straight stretch of Illinois railroad track. He had plenty of time to get his narrow, lyin’ black ass out of the car before the City of New Orleans hit it hard.

  • You won’t see this data breakdown in the New York Times or the New York Post. It should be noted in 2021 New York City, blacks represent 24.3 percent of population, Hispanics 29.1 percent, and Asians 14.1 percent. Whites are 32.1 percent of the city's population. For those homicide suspects arrested, 96.1 percent were black,...
  • @Lancelot_Link
    West Point cadets and Army feets-bawlers overdosed on week 1 of spring break. Enquiring minds want to know!

    https://news.yahoo.com/west-point-cadets-involved-mass-000718539.html

    Replies: @Bite Moi, @Piglet, @Janie In Detroit-1, @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Yep, deh sho’ ‘nuf be doin’ deh best to cover dis one up.

  • I’m interested in parlance, I’m interested in poofs, pansies and pillow-biters. How could I not be interested in Polari? According to Paul Baker’s book Fabulosa (2019), Polari was “Britain’s Secret Gay Language” and used by thousands of “camp gay men” until the late 1960s. Baker describes its history, heyday, decline and revival. But the book...
  • @James J O'Meara
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    God's will? Perhaps they need the paycheck. There's more money in it than, say, answering random questions from Unz commenters.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    I suppose you could say the same for being a captain in the Gestapo.

  • Jared Taylor and his co-host note that libs are unhappy that Europeans are more welcoming to white Ukrainian women and children than they were to single Syrian men. The hosts also discuss gun deaths, billionaires, whether Prince Henry is racist, a guaranteed income for single mothers, and the tenth anniversary of the Trayvon Martin killing.
  • Imagine filling up Detroit with White Eastern European breeding families headed by battle hardened dads and granddads and moms with sniper skills.

    • Replies: @taterbug
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Civility would more than likely return to the streets of Detroit but they are needed more in The Windy City.

  • I’m interested in parlance, I’m interested in poofs, pansies and pillow-biters. How could I not be interested in Polari? According to Paul Baker’s book Fabulosa (2019), Polari was “Britain’s Secret Gay Language” and used by thousands of “camp gay men” until the late 1960s. Baker describes its history, heyday, decline and revival. But the book...
  • @Wyatt
    There's such a wealth of research data that could be gleaned if we lived in a sane, honest civilization. Gay men often have very interesting stories, some of which do NOT start with molestation as a child. Every lesbian I've ever known has been about as interesting as day old oatmeal with a frowny face drawn into it.

    Whatever men are, gay, straight or some combination of the two, they are often very interesting people with interesting stories. Straight women can be interesting, but it usually boils down to them having vaginas and being man-jumpers looking for the next wealthy dick to hop on. Still, if you like farces, looking at modern hetero women's lives is usually good for a laugh.

    Lesbos, however, are usually de-sexed and miserable. They boast the highest divorce rates, the highest domestic violence rates and as the article's author notes, they're just uninteresting. It's like if you remove sexuality from a female, she returns to the gelatinous, primordial ooze that life originated from. If only we could peruse this angle of study more thoroughly. We'd probably learn some fascinating things the ancient Greeks/Chinese/Indians/Arabs already knew about the fair sex.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    “It’s like if you remove sexuality from a female, she returns to the gelatinous, primordial ooze that life originated from.”

    Damn; you found the missing line that Dylan couldn’t rhyme from Tangled Up In Blue.

    • Replies: @James J O'Meara
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    " she returns to the gelatinous, primordial ooze that life originated from..."

    Pouring off of every page like it was written in my soul....

  • But Mr. Langdon, what about Ellen DeGeneres? Is she just an outlier?

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ellen_DeGeneres_Show

  • My experience, FWIW, from a management standpoint, is that homos generally get along with co-workers, and will do what you tell them to do. Why? They don’t hate men, and often admire women.

    Lesbians are trouble. Why? They hate men, and are jealous of straight women, especially attractive straight women.

    With both there is always a lot of external, non-work related drama. Always.

    I’d not hire either, but these days HR does most of the hiring, so you get whatever they send over. A lesbian in HR is the last thing your want to see.

  • @James J O'Meara
    "Academics in the humanities are generally there because academia suits them, not because they suit academia. In a physics or mathematics department, you will find people with genuine intelligence and insight into their subjects (although this is changing for the worse as standards are lowered to admit more Blacks and women). In a humanities department, you will find people without genuine intelligence and insight."

    It has often seemed to me that the IQ fetishists have this notion in the back of their minds, and it's nice to see it formulated so openly. If this merely means that some "people with genuine intelligence and insight into their subjects" can be found in the sciences, while some "people without genuine intelligence and insight " can be found in the humanities, it is true but utterly trivial. I wouldn't even dispute the idea that more can be found in the sciences, especially today but that would be only slightly more trivial.

    But surely the author is not dealing in trivialities. He intends to inform us that people wind up in the humanities because they lack intelligence and insight, and vice versa mutatis mutandis. If someone is, say, a professor of English at Oxford, we can infer that he is a relative dumbass, and dishonest about it to boot. By contrast, someone lucky enough to be a lab assistant at Cornfield University is, ipso factor, highly intelligent and with penetrating insight into the depths of physical reality.

    The core notion here -- worthy of the worst kind of economic "models" -- is that people naturally strive to attain the highest cognitive position -- "measured" by IQ -- they can get, only "settling" for lesser pursuits. Joyce must have wanted to be physicist, but wasn't smart enough, so he had to settle for scribbling.

    In TV terms, everyone wants to be Dr. Sheldon Cooper, theoretical physicist, with two PhD's and "nobody's snuggle bunny." This is the sort of "world as cram school" mentality typical of narcissists, spergs, autistes, etc. Baker isn't a professor of English because he's interested in the subject, it's because he's not smart enough to be a physicist. Also, he's a sissy, so there.

    In the real world, people tend to try to do what they want to do. To continue with my TV example, while Sheldon believes that Amy is stuck in biology because she's not as "smart" as he is, she, like most females, is in biology because though she is likely as smart as Sheldon, she prefers biology to string theory. And poor Howard! A paltry MSc. from MIT, and a Jew as well, yet obviously (to Sheldon), another dumbass.

    (Actually, it occurs to me that Howard is a dumbass. Never the less...)

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @Rich, @John Johnson

    I’m glad you got that off your chest. Now tell us why someone truly wants to be a “Human Resources Professional” at a teaching hospital or a Dean of Diversity, Inclusion and Equity at the University of Alabama?

    • Replies: @James J O'Meara
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    God's will? Perhaps they need the paycheck. There's more money in it than, say, answering random questions from Unz commenters.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

  • Hate hoaxer Jussie Smollett finally got sentenced today: 150 days in jail and low 6 figures in fine and restitution for the wasted police investigation. Jussie denied everything to the end and his grandmother, who explained that she could remember Joe McCarthy, darkly implied that the biased press had not uncovered the True Story. Jussie,...
  • @Luddite in Chief
    @PaceLaw


    But still, even 2 1/2 months in lockup has to be a shock to the system of somebody like Smollett.
     
    If you have ever had a friend or acquaintance "go inside," then you know it's a shock to just about anyone. Even spending a short time in a "Hollywood" type jail (I do not believe Smollett was sent to prison) means doing everything if and when someone else orders or allows you to do it.

    I am reliably informed that, if you are used to coming and going as you please, it can be quite unsettling.

    (Not to mention all the people who cannot wait to have a go at a minor league celebrity who is banged up with them. Both the staff and Mr. S's fellow inmates will be only too keen to remind him every chance they get that he is in choky and now exists as part of their world.)

    Taki Theodoracopulos wrote a book about his own incarceration (sentenced to four months, he served slightly over two due to good behaviour) in the early 1990s. It's clear from his writing that even his relatively brief stay had (and continues to have) an effect on him. As he points out, being in the cooler even two months will still make you an "ex-con" when you get out and society will not look at you quite the same way again. The stigma may lessen with time, but it never really goes away and the days of moving around to leave an unpleasant past behind and start afresh are well over.

    Regardless of what people may think of him, Mr. Smollett is going to come out of this a different person. If nothing else, there will be plenty of opportunities for self-examination. Will he use them wisely and emerge a better person? Wait and see.

    Reports are saying he has been sentenced to 2.5 years of probation as well, which comes with its own set of problems. Smollett's detractors will have until late 2024 to place bets on him making a mistake and winding up right back in the nick.

    Replies: @Veteran Aryan, @Jim Bob Lassiter, @PaceLaw, @MEH 0910, @John Johnson

    Just wait until some really hung niggra jailhouse stallion straightens out the the right angle of Jussie’s traverse and descending colon for the first time in his life.

    • Replies: @The Germ Theory of Disease
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    While it's sort of understandable that people in these parts are enjoying a bit of schadenfreude at Smollett's expense, no one should be making jokes about the brutal reality of widespread prison rape, which is an atrocity, a grievous human rights violation, and a form of hideous torture.

    No one should normalize the horrifying facts of prison rape by making casual jokes about it, as if it's just another zany fact of prison life, like baloney sandwiches or laundry duty.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

  • “Kinda like hiring someone to kill you, but being caught and convicted of attempted murder of yourself.”

    Sort of like them murdering Murdaughs in Hampton |County, SC.

  • There is so much retarded disinformation relating to this Russian liberation of anally-occupied Ukraine, it is really exhausting to try to parse it out. Along with just basic atrocity hoaxes and stupid lies about the way the war is going for the Ukrainians (they are getting slaughtered like beasts but also they are really winning...
  • @Mike-SMO
    HIgnore the Media arguments. The Ukraine has untapped natural gas reserves in-land and under the coastal waters. I think that they also have decent amounts of oil and coal. They potentially have the means to gut Russia's future fuel strangle-hold on Europe. The entire incident is about money and power. The garbage about NATO, missiles, and ancient history are bunk for the media and the peasants. Russia needs to control the Ukrainian fuel to control Europe. Otherwise, Russia is just one more "Third World" country selling ore and raw materials on the world market. They are quite sure that the Climate fraud will die off and a pipeline under the Med and gas from North American will be possible, but with total fuel control through Eastern Europe, Russian can play with price and politics to maintain their hold on Europe.

    Replies: @PetrOldSack, @nokangaroos, @davidgmillsatty

    Calories. Control of energy production sites, control of energy flows. That decides on the over-layer of finance, what currency energy is traded in/for. That layer is then open to skimming by the few ones in power. That is where “RockyFeller” is built on. Scarcity is the King of Inequality.

    Calories as a measure, an indice of energy, is the new currency. Being a billionaire in Calorie(not Bitcoin) is the definition of wealth. The energy resources include soil, water(including sea water) and clean air. We live in a finite(small) bio-cage. The quarrels and struggles up front are un-ending and intensifying.

    The civilized solution: not technology, “economical” growth, but asserting the factor populations(measure and density, migrations). For all players in today’s world left(Ghengis Khan is no longer with us, the UK empire sadly was begotten by the US using WWII as a wrench, Taiwan is on the springboard) this is the hard problem awaiting them.

    No matter who wins this round of conflict. The war continues into policing that single issue: Calories. A Claus Schwab understands this, Putin and his Ost-Juden does, Xi does as much, the Rocky-Fellow does as much. The real apparent burning issue to them is shrink the deplorables blob.

    The indice, yardstick of efficiency? That is represented by how fast the anthropo-sceners(god can no longer be of any help, humanity will have to rely on itself) can solve this hard problem. Nature is sitting at the other side of the bargaining table, it might be still as long as the Putin — Macron table of a few weeks ago, but Nature won’t go away.

    Feel entitled to steal away these ideas and snips, so some credited fellows can make a living and build ego on this simple proposition.

    • Agree: Jim Bob Lassiter
    • Replies: @davidgmillsatty
    @PetrOldSack

    Energy is real money. Fossil fuels are still top dog. The fossil fuel industry has done everything possible to prevent its arch-nemesis, the nuclear energy industry, from being top dog, which the nuclear industry obviously would be if given half a chance. There is so much thorium on the planet that successful breeding of it into U233 would provide all of the energy the world would ever need for thousands of years. Every country could easily be energy self sufficient with thorium nuclear reactors. We still have plenty of uranium though many countries can't get their hands on it. But it is different with thorium. Simply too much thorium of it everywhere.

    Since energy is real money, that is why we fight wars over it. And the wars probably will continue as long as the oil and gas industry remains top dog.

    China has now built a thorium molten salt reactor based on the Oak Ridge molten salt design. The oil and gas industry will probably not be able to stop them. And if the US would ever get its head out of its ass and kick the fossil fuel industry to the curb, we would not need to fight wars for energy.

  • @Tony_0pmoc
    Andrew Anglin,

    Don't knock the Polish Jets

    I went solo in a Polish Pirat

    I saw this kid, about the same age as me, flying his glider over Great Hucklow Ridge at Derbyshire Gliding Club at 100mph as if it was a Spitfire - without an engine.

    When he landed, I ran across the field, to speak to him.

    I wanted to do that, and did.

    It didn't beep when I was flying it. Just analogue instruments and the seat of your pants. When you hit a thermal and turn her over, really tight, and went really quick from 800 feet to 5.500 feet, sharing the thermal, like you do. Yes I did wear a parachute, but not a condom.

    "SZD 30 PIRAT Stalling and spinning practice ;-)"

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m61aDIlkRIs

    Tony

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Those were not spins–at least not true post stalled flat spins. More like spiral dives.

  • A map of global population density is useful in helping to grasp where racial boundaries tend to fall: Yesterday, I mentioned the vast empty space in the Sahara, which is a big reason why Sub-Saharans don't blend in that much genetically with the rest of the world, outside of the Horn of Africa. But also...
  • @PattyMax
    If you watch a Bollywood movie, you'll see Sub-Continentals so White they'd pass for Germans or English.

    Replies: @Greysquirrell, @Alfa158, @Hannah Katz, @Jim Bob Lassiter, @TWS

    Movie studio makeup artists can work wonders. Just look at Joe Biden in one of his more lucid moments.

  • From the Sydney Morning Herald: Ever since the Bolt case a decade ago, it has been more or less legally risky in Australia to question in the media just how Indigenous a person claiming to be the First Indigenous Whatever actually is. So reporters don't dare ask the people they are celebrating exactly what their...
  • @Lancelot_Link
    @HammerJack

    Is that Raggedy D'Anne?

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    No. It’s Robin DiAngelo in her Beaux Arts New Year’s party costume and makeup.

  • Russia is refusing to take out any infrastructure. The energy, water, and internet are still on. They’re trying not to make people mad, and they’re trying to not make it so a lot needs to be rebuilt when they install a new government. The Western media is saying that Russia is having a hard time....
  • @Tom Verso
    I keep seeing videos of soldiers with yellow armbands.

    Does anyone know if the yellow identifies the Russian or Ukrainian men?

    Replies: @Commentator Mike, @Jim Bob Lassiter, @pan

    At least they do identify men, unlike some other “armies” I know of.

    • Replies: @Tom Verso
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Interestingly, when I wrote the word ‘men’, I gave pause. I was thinking about changing it to ‘soldiers’.
    Then I had a “mouse that roared” moment and I took my stand and kept ‘men’.
    Case study in social conditioning.

  • @Jim Richard
    If you want chicken for supper you do not kill the chicken by running it through a meat grinder, you kill it by chopping off its head.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    You haven’t shopped the meat coolers lately.

  • Ever since the fall of the Communist system and the fracturing of the old Soviet Union in 1989-1991, the globalist foreign policy hawks in the American state department and their dutiful minions in the media and amongst both political parties have actively pursued a program of what the late zealous Neoconservative Fox News pundit Charles...
  • @TKK
    This is kabuki theater.

    This is not a war.

    Putin agreed to this with the blessing of Biden and Ukraine, who are a client state of the CIA.

    This was perfectly timed to take the gaze of the world off the fact that the Political Apparatus of Washington orchestrated a coup d'état of a lawfully elected President.

    The Durham Report, ripping inflation, Biden's increasing dementia and snarling hateful lunatic demeanor were dominating the news, even left wing outlets and YT reporting some truths. Now, ridiculous stories of gay Ukraines who face down Russian tanks? Russian soldiers shooting kindergarten students? A mobile crematorium? I believe even the photos of "corpses" are more of the psy-op.

    The pay off for Putin is probably in the billions, to take the rap as the villain who bombs Woke Western Ukraine. Because who is the bigger boogie man to the West than the last white Christian alpha male?



    It is past upsetting to see the entire MSM, even Tucker Carlson, believe this perfectly false and ludicrous nonsense of a Russian war. Does Tucker believe it? Or was he warned that this is the Third Rail that even he can't lampoon? Has the wife and kids, don't cha know. Place in Jackson Hole to protect.

    Replies: @Je Suis Omar Mateen, @2stateshmustate

    “This is kabuki theater. This is not a war.”

    After 95% of Americans fell for a blatant two-year virus hoax that kicked off February 2020 with ludicrously fake videos of Chinese people collapsing in the streets and flopping about like fish, it’s not at all surprising Americans fell for this Ukraine war hoax too.

    Americans ❤ hoaxes

    • Agree: TKK, Jim Bob Lassiter
    • Replies: @TKK
    @Je Suis Omar Mateen

    COVID is a virus that shakes the tree and the already dying leaves fall: the obese, the diabetic , the elderly and some immune compromised.

    Much like the flu.

    While many believe the global death numbers, I do not. I know only two people who allegedly died from Covid, and both were morbidly obese females with co-morbidities of diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure and asthma.


    ____

  • @Che Guava
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    WTF does 'cameo status here at Unz' mean, n00b? Boyd's articles have been posted here, at Mr. Ron Unz's discretion for some years now.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    There are, as of the moment, two current “cameo status” articles here: Dr. Cathey’s and Jared Taylor’s. Also, a vertical left hand side column appears under Dr. Cathey’s article of numerous previously cameoed articles by authors of lower readership that say, Steve Sailer.

    I hope you can now comprehend.

    • Replies: @Che Guava
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    I think so. Usually appreciating both your and Doc Cathey's writing, maybe it is because I haven't viewed this site except on a phone for some years.

  • Welp. The US State Department’s cyber attack group “Anonymous” publicly claimed credit for taking the site offline. Guess the US has decided to start the cyber war. A real tit-for-tat cyber war with Russia is actually much dumber than those suicidal sanctions they were threatening. America is a whole lot more digitized in terms of...
  • @bwuce wee
    ukrainians passed a law that russian could not be spoken in donbass, the large percentage of russian population that resides there decided to secede. done deal. ukrainians have been shelling civilians in donbass since then. did the UN help them? nope. finally putin says 'stop it or else'. now we are at 'or else'. stop whining- they asked for it big time. you mess with the bull, don't complain when you get the horns. this is all obama's fault because under his regime, the president was replaced by a coup, and thousands of civilians were murdered when they protested. US national guard snipers took part in the murders. look it up. this war is on obama and biden and the democrats who villified russia for 4 years under trump. this is the comeuppance of the democrats- make no mistake! and now they have a new source of refugees for biden's plan to diversify rural america. you havin fun yet?

    Replies: @Rogue, @Jim Bob Lassiter, @follyofwar

    Huwhite refugees? Giddouttahere!!

  • Ever since the fall of the Communist system and the fracturing of the old Soviet Union in 1989-1991, the globalist foreign policy hawks in the American state department and their dutiful minions in the media and amongst both political parties have actively pursued a program of what the late zealous Neoconservative Fox News pundit Charles...
  • @Reg Cæsar

    Stand in the way of the Deep State administrative managers, and you get suppressed, cancelled, and arrested, and held in a Federal jail for months without bail or trial.
     
    Shades of Staunton, Virginia's Tommy Wilson 105 years ago.


    https://www.archives.gov/files/publications/prologue/2017/winter/debs-cartoon.jpg


    forcefully “given” to the artificial “Ukrainian Socialist Republic” in 1954 by Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev...


    those provinces, like Crimea, had never been a part of any independent Ukrainian nation, but were forcibly given to the artificial Soviet republic by Vladimir Lenin in 1922...
     
    Please pardon the cynical Maistreanism, but if Russians don't like what Lenin and Khrushchev did, they never should have elected these men.




    https://live.staticflickr.com/7505/15741668469_ea818308a0_c.jpg

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @Druid55

    Haven’t many (including Putin) admitted as much in so many words?

  • This article needs cameo status here at UNZ.

    • Replies: @Che Guava
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    WTF does 'cameo status here at Unz' mean, n00b? Boyd's articles have been posted here, at Mr. Ron Unz's discretion for some years now.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    , @Al Liguori
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    This also:

    The Pentagon Bio-weapons
    by Dilyana Gaytandzhieva, April 29, 2018
    http://dilyana.bg/the-pentagon-bio-weapons/

    , @al gore rhythms
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    I agree. 'Managerial kleptocracy' is a beautifully succinct term for our elites, and I'll be sure to use it myself in the future.

  • Were America a nation truly in a vise of white supremacy, systemic inequality, and implicit bias, then the story of what happened to Christina Spicuzza would be the only news item being discussed by every media outlet in America. "'I'm begging you, I have four kids': Harrowing final words of female Uber driver, 38, who...
  • @Joe Paluka
    @Bite Moi

    If you're an uber driver, don't pick up negroes, period.

    Replies: @Bite Moi, @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Uber drivers are discharged for (allegations of) racial discrimination in rider acceptance patterns.

    • Replies: @Boy the way Glenn Miller played
    @Jim Bob Lassiter


    Uber drivers are discharged for (allegations of) racial discrimination in rider acceptance patterns.
     
    I would have to tell them to suck it.

    Replies: @Great White

    , @Great White
    @Jim Bob Lassiter


    Uber drivers are discharged for (allegations of) racial discrimination in rider acceptance patterns.
     
    Exactly. I’m sure the whole Uber organization is totally devastated over the loss of one of their drivers at the hands of a dindu. As long as the money keeps flowing in, Uber could care less about any of it’s “employees” that are drivers. It’s not like they know you personally. If you’re an Uber driver you are nothing more than a “tool” that controls a device (performs a service) that makes Uber money.

    Only difference between Uber and our gub’ment is, is that Uber doesn’t care if you die (there’s another driver waiting to take your place) but our gub’ment, shht, they want you dead. (as in YT must go!)

    Replies: @loren

    , @loren
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    had she refused him, she would be alive and he was free to kill some other YT.

    we are aware of go fuk mes policy with regard to the truckers, yes?

  • When the worst becomes the norm. This video is available on BitChute. Maybe you have heard of Pro Publica. It is a non-profit news organization. Kind of like American Renaissance – but different. It’s got a $30 million budget, $60 million in assets, and 100 journalists – which makes it as big as a major...
  • @Realist
    @Malla


    WW2 gave enormous power to the left.
     
    The right has done nothing to stop it.

    You seem ignorant of the history following WWII.

    Replies: @Malla, @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Joe McCarthy didn’t try? Robert Welch?

    • Replies: @Realist
    @Jim Bob Lassiter


    Joe McCarthy didn’t try? Robert Welch?
     
    Whether they tried is immaterial...they were not successful. Eisenhower supported the CIA's action of interceding in foreign elections. He signed off on Allen Dulles' efforts to topple foreign governments throughout the '50s.
  • That San Francisco voters just recalled three leftist school board members is hardly surprising considering that, despite its wealth and high average IQ, San Francisco has strikingly terrible public schools. As I pointed out in my 2019 column "San Francisco vs. Frisco" reviewing public school test scores from every school district in the country in...
  • @Forbes

    Nicole Hemmer is an associate research scholar at Columbia University with the Obama Presidency Oral History Project
     
    Because there hasn't been enough fawning and drooling over Obama for 8 years, and the monstrosity of his museum and library going up in Chicago isn't sufficiently worshipful.

    Replies: @Currahee, @Dmon, @Jim Bob Lassiter, @guest007, @Reg Cæsar

    Does this oral history project also have a drum line and smoke signals for a Register of Deeds and Probate Court?

  • I'm a 5-foot-1, 105-pound, 51-year-old woman of Pacific Islander/Asian descent. That's much more personal data than most women are willing to share publicly, but I'm all about being blunt. Let's face it: My gender, ethnic background and small stature make me a perfect target for violent crime in big cities that are soft on criminals...
  • @Jim Bob Lassiter
    @Mevashir

    "Apparently his [Frederick Douglass'] father was white."

    Apparent to whom? To you, while some exotic fever of yours was breaking?

    https://www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=M9NaBk8%2f&id=8B95765AF007AEDD1D5CD8FAB8602B1655827B2F&thid=OIP.M9NaBk8_ENhZWeX7IK01XwHaG5&mediaurl=https%3a%2f%2fcdn.face2faceafrica.com%2fwww%2fwp-content%2fuploads%2f2014%2f09%2fFrederick_Douglass_by_Samuel_J_Miller_1847-52-1024x953.png&cdnurl=https%3a%2f%2fth.bing.com%2fth%2fid%2fR.33d35a064f3f10d85959e5fb20ad355f%3frik%3dL3uCVRYrYLj62A%26pid%3dImgRaw%26r%3d0&exph=953&expw=1024&q=frederick+douglass&simid=608008348170412827&FORM=IRPRST&ck=F54561DFDAF21A4E50B8F451EF170BAD&selectedIndex=20&ajaxhist=0&ajaxserp=0

    Replies: @Mevashir, @Jim Bob Lassiter

    A lot a of black guys are confused as to who their fathers might be. But his ain’t white.

  • @Mevashir
    @Mefobills


    The other side of the battle was Booker T. Washington, who was being funded by Christians. This side was not liberal, and was building out universities. The idea was to build up black labor skills, then to keep money circulating in the segregated black community, and to build up the black family.
     
    Did not know this. I just listened to an audio book about Frederick Douglass: https://librivox.org/narrative-of-the-life-of-frederick-douglass-by-frederick-douglass-2/

    He had a truly amazing life. He was friends with John Brown, but at the last minute backed out of participating in the Harper's Ferry raid and went on to live for another 40 years. Apparently his father was white. Now it seems to me that the most talented and also rebellious blacks are those with mixed racial heritage. They get their physical and emotional constitution from their black parent and their intelligence from their white parent. It's like the best (or worst) of both worlds. Consider Obama, Mariah Carey, Colin Powell, Condie Rice, etc etc. All the most dangerous black leaders seem to be of mixed race.

    I lived in the South for five years. I heard constantly about the "spirit of slavery" that still permeates the area. I had a friend who was a black graphic designer, very talented and successful, wealthy, who owned a Cadillac. He had been raised in the projects of NYC around the time of Malcolm X. He made it. But he told me that whenever he saw a police car in his rear view mirror his pulse spiked and he wondered if he would get home alive. He spent time living in London and said that the English are much less racist than Americans. Douglas also spent time in England where he was feted as a national hero. I don't understand it, though, because England was one of the few countries to recognize the Confederacy during the Civil War. (The other was the Vatican.)

    My impression is that full blooded Africans are much more successful and less encumbered by self hatred than American blacks who still carry the curse of slavery. I lived for a time in a boarding house run by an elderly black woman named Helen. She was a tiny thing, very religious, and she slept with five shotguns under her bed! She was raised on a farm in North Carolina and was warned by her parents never to leave the boundaries of the farm lest she be lynched. She knew people who had been lynched. She still felt fear even decades later.

    Helen was a righteous dignified person, but her relatives, particularly her great grandkids, were troubled, many with criminal records. If you look at old photos of slaves, they dressed like people going to church. They had dignity amidst their degradation. Today their culture has been destroyed. It's a terrible tragedy all around. I have no idea what can rectify it.

    If I were mayor of Chicago I would appoint Farrakhan as mayor of South Chicago. Give him money and weapons and let his people form a police patrol. I think the black hoods would fear him and might submit to his authority. That's the only hope for Chicago -- apart from dropping some neutron bombs on southside: https://www.airforcemag.com/article/the-neutron-bomb/

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    • Troll: Mevashir
    • Replies: @Mevashir
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Douglass says his father was white in his autobiographies. Not my fever, Jimmy Bob:


    https://www.sparknotes.com/lit/narrative/section2/
    Douglass was born in Talbot County, Maryland, though he does not know the year, as most slaves are not allowed to know their ages. Douglass remembers being unhappy and confused that white children knew their ages, but he was not allowed even to ask his own. He estimates, based on an overheard comment from his master, that he was born in or around 1818.

    Douglass’s mother is Harriet Bailey, daughter of Isaac and Betsey Bailey. Douglass is separated from his mother soon after birth—a common practice among slave owners. Douglass assumes that this custom is intended to break the natural bond of affection between mother and child. He recalls that he only saw his mother on the rare occasions when she could walk twelve miles after dark to lie next to him at night. Harriet dies when Douglass is about seven. He is told about it afterward and is hardly affected by the news.

    Douglass knows only that his father is a white man, though many people say that his master is his father. He explains that slaveholders often impregnate their female slaves. A law ensures that mixed‑race children become slaves like their mothers. Thus slaveholders actually profit from this practice of rape, as it increases the number of slaves they own. Douglass explains that such mixed‑race slaves have a worse lot than other slaves, as the slaveholder’s wife, insulted by their existence, ensures that they either suffer constantly or are sold off. Douglass considers that the existence of such a large population of mixed-race slaves contradicts arguments that justify American slavery through the supposed inferiority of the African race.
     

    , @Jim Bob Lassiter
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    A lot a of black guys are confused as to who their fathers might be. But his ain't white.

  • @Chris Mallory
    We could solve this problem if Asians/Pacific Islanders were back in Asia where they belong. Asians do not belong in the US, no matter if they are born here. That includes Filipinos who should be working as a boom boom girl for Russian sailors in Subic Bay whore house instead of being a "commentator " in the US.

    Replies: @Lord Charles Hustle 4256, @Jim Crint, @Anon, @JR Foley, @Anonymous, @Steve Naidamast, @White Monkey, @interesting, @Amarok, @Tamils are Aborigines of all races, @Jim Bob Lassiter, @Che Guava, @eric2003, @AracisitLikeChris

    For better or worse, Michelle was vetted by a Caucasian US citizen of US birth, which statistically is bound to be a whole lot better of a vetting process than anything that CIS has going for it.

    • Disagree: Mevashir
  • Despite all the assertions that Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, who has invoked the Emergencies Act to deal with the threat posed by truckers' bounce houses, is the son of Fidel Castro or Ronnie Wood or whomever, it always seemed more probably to me that he is the son of Pierre Trudeau, who was prime...
  • Come to think of it, Justin kinda favors Tucker Carlson.

  • @Momus
    @jcd1974

    Trust in and patience with authorities because of historically outstandingly good health outcomes, at least for Australia, would be my answer.

    Australia has one thirtieth the Covid attributed deaths, one tenth the homicide rate, one third the car smash deaths and a 5 years higher and improving life expectancy compared to the US.

    Replies: @Anon, @Eric Novak, @Moses

    Let us ship you just 10 million of our black underclass and you will magically catch right up in all crime categories within 2 years. You would be amazed. I promise

    • Thanks: Jim Bob Lassiter
    • LOL: Moses
  • From PNAS: The rise and fall of rationality in language Marten Scheffer, Ingrid van de Leemput, Els Weinans, and Johan Bollen PNAS December 21, 2021 118 The post-truth era has taken many by surprise. Here, we use massive language analysis to demonstrate that the rise of fact-free argumentation may perhaps be understood as part of...
  • No mention of diversity, inclusion and equity.

    • Replies: @J.Ross
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    At first I was tempted to snarl that all establishment babble about irrationality is just Orange Man Bad babble. Then I read it. There's good stuff there even if they're not us. That reading anyway is what makes us not them.

    Replies: @SFG

    , @Blodgie
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Women are the greatest beneficiaries of diversity and inclusion.

    Wake up.

    Who gets the most affirmative action? Women, specifically white women.

    Replies: @Pierre de Craon, @Prester John

    , @James Speaks
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    The use of “but you have your own reality and (other person)’s reality may be different” arose circa 1970. This was a necessary prerequisite to the psychobabble that empowers D. I. E.

    , @AndrewR
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    All of which are fundamentally collectivist in nature. I don't understand how anyone can say we have become less collectivist as a society. This certainly isn't true when it comes to race especially. Increasingly, people are now judged entirely on whether they're part of "oppressed" or "oppressor" groups.

    , @Richard B
    @Jim Bob Lassiter


    No mention of diversity, inclusion and equity.
     
    True. Then again, for TUR readers it was implied in the title.

    The post-truth era has taken many by surprise.
     
    many in the above sentence = midwits, which would include the writers of the study. Because no one who knows anything about Western cultural life in the last 200 years is surprised at all. The theme being Cultural Impoverishment.

    This would explain the unconscious violation of their own logic.


    All in all, our results suggest that over the past decades, there has been a marked shift in public interest from the collective to the individual, and from rationality toward emotion.
     
    Tell that to the Woke Mob. Or, as Steve calls them, The Coalition of the Fringes.

    What are they if not a collective of individuals incapable of rationality? In short, an undifferentiated ego mass with no center. This would offer justification for Steve's insight that the only thing holding them together is the crazy glue of antiwhite hatred.

    Overconformity (conformity for the sake of conformity) has long been one of the USA's greatest - and unspoken - exports. And, much like power free of control, overconformity makes people stupid. Which are the two things the Woke Mob loves - power and conformity. Since they're eventually going to get around to renaming the country the best choice would have to be Stupidistan.

    Replies: @Richard B

  • Our rulers seem to think all whites live in wealth, security, and comfort. This myth is one of many that make it impossible to have an honest conversation about race. Here are five films about America’s impoverished and decidedly not privileged white underclass. Wanda (1970) A directionless woman meanders through the Pennsyltucky’s dingy and criminal...
  • @Kratoklastes
    @obwandiyag


    there is something wrong with them because they are poor.
     
    It's nowhere near as stupid-sounding for those who spend the ~1/2 a calorie of mental effort to get the causality right: viz.,

    they are poor because there is something wrong with them.
     
    It's only a partial explanator, but anyone who is remotely honest about it, accepts that a decent chunk of the human herd is unfit for purpose (if 'purpose' means 'ability to function in a modern industrial/technological society').

    It's not just cognition: it's related things like planning horizon and impulse control.

    It's got nothing to do with race except insofar as these maladaptive tendencies are more prevalent in Africans, so Pr(Fucked At Birth) is higher for a [part-]African than it is for a white or a Chink or a pajeet.

    Stupid whites have the same shortcomings, and in raw numbers there's more stupid whites than there are [part-]Africans. (In their own countries, there are more stupid pajeets and Chinks than both whites and blacks: in the West we mostly get to see the Chinks and pajeets who have the cognitive wherewithal to extricate themselves).

    Maybe their IQs aren’t high enough.
     
    Taken as a measure of central tendency, there's no 'maybe' about it: "the poor" and "the stupid" overlap to a very significant degree, always and everywhere.

    Environmental improvements - better food; sanitation; pollution reduction - could ameliorate negative environmental effects on the IQ of the Submerged Quintile, but even if all environmental 'insult' could be eliminated, it's unlikely to be worth more than 10 IQ points at the median.

    10 points is a large amount at the tail - the cognitive gap between an IQ of ~110 and an IQ of ~120 gets the bearer from 'high-school also-ran' to 'mid-level college undergraduate at a decent school'. From 50 to 60 moves the bearer from 'does not reliably wipe own arse' to 'can be taught to change its own underpants'.

    But from 80 to 90? Almost irrelevant, when an IQ of 100 is manifestly inadequate to deal with the cognitive demands of modern life.

    Someone who's got a chain holding them twenty feet underwater does not benefit if the chain is extended by 5 feet: they're now 'only' 15 feet underwater, but they're still fucked and there's nothing they can do about it.


    In a truly free market, society would not have spunked away scarce resources on a series of fool's errands with the putative aim of uplifting the underclass. Those fool's errands actually served to subsidise imbeciles to squirt out new imbeciles... and here we are, with the type of imbecility that was once the province of the Submerged Tenth, now seen at the median.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Zinger!!

  • @obwandiyag
    Yeah, but you people don't give a shit about poor whites. You're all free-markety and all that. And free-markety says "If you're poor, die."

    "Let them starve if they won't work," you say.
    "Let them pull themselves up by their own bootstraps," you say.

    You think there is something wrong with them because they are poor. Maybe their IQs aren't high enough.

    You say, "Fuck dem poor whites. Everybody gets what he deserves in a truly free free market economy."

    Yup. No help for them, you say. God helps those who help themselves. Otherwise, pffft, you say.

    You hypocrites.

    Replies: @Thomasina, @Franz, @Reg Cæsar, @Kratoklastes, @Jim Bob Lassiter, @anarchyst

    Yes indeed, we do have a free market economy. For all the erey thang be free niggras like Obwan who shop and cart sprint at the grocery store; pump and run at the gas pump; dine, whine, piss and moan and dash at The Olive Garden etc.

  • The elderly Harvard anthropology professor accused of vaguely flirting with female grad students is the umpteenth version of a news story we've read constantly since Anita Hill: "Hey, Everybody, Let's All Talk about How I'm So Hot that an Important Man Made a Fool of Himself Over Me!" From the New York Times news section:...
  • @The Anti-Gnostic
    Where's Alden? This photo is Alden-bait.

    https://i.imgur.com/BpSOqYS.png

    If they're trying to humble-brag their hawtness, it's not working on me.

    I guess the message is, "We're such obviously frigid (see snow), awkward church-ladies hiding the slightest suggestion of a feminine physique under austere, straight-cut clothing that only a hyper-sexualized predator like 77-year old John Comaroff, Ph.D could behave inappropriately towards us."

    Replies: @Jack D, @Jim Bob Lassiter, @Jack P, @Mike Tre, @Alden, @Elmer T. Jones

    They look like Hallmark Channel casting call rejects

    • LOL: The Anti-Gnostic
  • @ic1000
    @Rosie

    > How did he know they were “false.”

    Yes, that's the question. To be clear, KC Johnson was blogging about what he found in the literature, not on the results of his own primary research. It's very hard to come up with a meaningful composite picture, even harder to quantify it with a statement like "10% (0.001%) (33%) of accusations are false."

    As I recall, a researcher in England compiled a list of all sex-related allegations made to one county's police over the course of a period of time, a few years prior (the denominator). Then chased down the disposition of each one. He or she had a category where the complainant recanted and withdrew the allegation (e.g. "I was mad at him for dumping me and made up the harassment"). And a category where the magistrate dismissed charges for 'compelling' reasons. Things like that made up the numerator. As you would expect, there was also a large number of cases where the researcher couldn't make a factual determination.

    It's material in a Bayesian sense to this Harvard case. If one's priors are set by #MeToo, "believe all women," Connaught looks like a typical dissembling guilty party. If as many as 20% of accusations turn out to be without (much) merit, maybe he is factually innocent.

    Never having met any of the disputants, not wishing to delve deep into the details, and finding ample reason to distrust Legacy Media's guidance: that's why I opined, "Who knows?" in the linked comment.

    Replies: @Nicholas Stix, @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Does the Duke Lacrosse accusatrix creature even look believable?

    My name is Crystal Mangum, I lied and accused three, White, college-aged men, of raping me for 2 minutes at a LAX team party. I lied. They were humiliated and judged for a year until proven innocent. I later killed my boyfriend and now serve 13-18 years. #FALSE ACCUSER

  • @Mike Tre
    "She said she felt a tremor of discomfort when the adviser, John Comaroff, a respected anthropologist and an expert on South Africa, complimented her on her helmet."

    Her helmet.

    My god.

    Replies: @Super Duluxe, @Ghost of Bull Moose

    She said she felt a tremor of discomfort when the adviser, John Comaroff, a respected anthropologist and an expert on South Africa, complimented her on her helmet.

    “Your bicycle helmet is quite beguiling, young lady. Its sensuous curves, its full, round abundance. It reminds me of the pendulous bosom of a Swazi grandmother I knew in the Kingdom of Eswatini. She was magnificent.”

    That’s when the tremors started.

    • LOL: Jim Bob Lassiter
  • Just in time for Black History Month... [Biden Admin To Fund Crack Pipe Distribution To Advance ‘Racial Equity’: $30 million program will provide 'smoking kits' to vulnerable communities, Washington Free Beacon, February 7, 2022]: The Biden administration is set to fund the distribution of crack pipes to drug addicts as part of its plan to...
  • @magilla

    “If we look at more of a preventive campaign as opposed to an enabling campaign, I think it will offer an opportunity to have safer communities with fewer people who are dependable on these substances,” Boatwright told the Free Beacon.
     
    Dependable on these substances. Kingfish hisself couldn't have said it better.

    Replies: @Squid, @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Maybe Calhoun could have though.

  • The government of Canada has gone into a hysterical mania because people parked a bunch of trucks in the street and then just keep honking the horns for days on end. They’re like, ready to send in Mossad snipers. But then, after they assassinate all the drivers, how will they get all the trucks out...
  • @Johnny Smoggins
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    It gets taken down sometimes. Anglin isn't kidding when he calls The Daily Stormer "the most censored publication in history"

    Here it is now - https://dailystormer.name/

    And this is the companion, comment website that goes with it. If DS goes down, check here for updates on finding it again - https://gameruprising.to/index.php

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Many thanks.

  • Why has the DS website been down for about four days?

    • Replies: @Johnny Smoggins
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    It gets taken down sometimes. Anglin isn't kidding when he calls The Daily Stormer "the most censored publication in history"

    Here it is now - https://dailystormer.name/

    And this is the companion, comment website that goes with it. If DS goes down, check here for updates on finding it again - https://gameruprising.to/index.php

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

  • Earlier: “Blacks With Brains”— Indian Leftists Show Downside Of Merit-Based Immigration Last November, a 37-year-old Indian immigrant you’ve never heard of became Chief Executive Officer of Twitter. His name is Parag Agrawal, a tongue-twisting moniker not as tongue-twisting, fortunately, as that of Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, the Indian who ran the Kwik-E-Mart on The Simpsons. Unfortunately, Agrawal...
  • “Speaking of Indians who break the law, they are experts at Medicaid and Medicare fraud; i.e. Indian immigrants have no problem stealing from the taxpayers who permitted them to enter the country.”

    Not to mention the contaminated generic pharmaceuticals made in India by Indian companies that evade regulatory scrutiny and are exported to Europe and the US. Some of the horror stories seem to make the risk of a fentanyl death from a counterfeit Xanax made in a US basement lab seem rather trivial by comparison.

  • Ever since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, conspiracy theories have been the talk of the internet. One of the most interesting phenomena regarding the pandemic has been witnessing conspiracy theories evolve into “science,” and vice versa. Mass confusion became so rampant that the establishment's Department of Propaganda (i.e., Big Tech) was forced to step...
  • This article needs to be showcased to generate some additional commentary.

    • Replies: @PetrOldSack
    @Jim Bob Lassiter


    This article needs to be showcased to generate some additional commentary.

     

    Yes, this should be a "living text", and versioned, the repository accessible to the public. That is the real meaning of "semantic text", semantics available to the outliers, the not profiting talented individuals not "made men"(paid for and suicide vested) only.
  • As an heir to the most famous political family in modern American history, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is hardly an obscure individual, and recent events have greatly elevated his national prominence. Although he had spent most of his career as a highly-successful environmental attorney, during the early 2000s he gradually became involved with the grassroots...
  • Anonymous[586] • Disclaimer says:

    Can commenters please stop insulting Ron Unz here, for the love of God? It’s childish and off-putting. Don’t poison the well for those of us who come here to learn and get closer to the truth. If you think Ron is wrong, make your case respectfully. We’ve all been wrong before, we all have blind spots. If you can’t convince him he’s wrong, why does that matter so much to you? Be grateful you have a forum in which to voice your views to a wider audience than you’d otherwise have; let others judge who’s right and who’s wrong on the merits of your arguments. Simple stuff. And if you think he has sinister motives for running this site, the place to make such an argument is not on his forum. That kind of illogical aggression betrays a muddled mind and weak character. It’s no different than the immigrants who say America is evil and unjust even as they take government handouts and refuse to leave.

  • Those who follow the politics of crime all know the song and dance routine where racial justice radicals demand defunding the police, ending mass incarceration and the de-criminalization of minor offenses, all followed by rejoinders that these policies largely victimizes vulnerable minorities, On balance, it would seem, an apparent airtight case for law and order,...
  • @Patrick McNally
    @Anonymous

    I have no reason to dispute your story, but it remains true that crime rates are lower among Hispanics than among blacks. I certainly didn't mean to sound as if I was idealizing Hispanics. Their crime rate is certainly higher than what one finds among typical whites. Probably Asians have the lowest crime rates would be my guess.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @Ron Unz

    Asians have the lowest rate of being caught for crime.

  • @Jeffrey A Freeman
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    If they exist they’re in Lewiston which is very remote.

    The vast majority of Maine is red, rural, and white.

    I do believe I live in America’s whitest state. 😊

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    What percentage of White folks in Maine do you figure have never been within six feet of a real live Negro?

  • @Jeffrey A Freeman
    In rural Maine where by the Grace of God I live, whole weeks/months can go by without seeing a single black person. In the winter months, you’re more likely to see an abominable snowman than a brother from another mother. They’re just not here. And neither are their problems. The other day I was pulled over by a baby faced white cop. For sliding through a stop sign. I did it intentionally so I could see what he was all about. First words out of his mouth were “don’t worry I’m not gonna give you a ticket.” Well of course not. The whole time there’s a chambered hollow point 9mm round in my utility glovebox. Nice guy this young officer. Maine is far more than “vacation land” up here, it’s as much of a white oasis as is left in the United States. 🇺🇸

    Am I wrong?

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    So you haven’t run into a Somaili cop (a la Minneapolis) yet?

    • Replies: @Jeffrey A Freeman
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    If they exist they’re in Lewiston which is very remote.

    The vast majority of Maine is red, rural, and white.

    I do believe I live in America’s whitest state. 😊

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

  • @Greta Handel
    @Wade Hampton

    Thanks for the civil reply.

    The purpose of the article is to stereotype and dismiss black people.


    Begin by recognizing that ample anti-crime measures besides government-paid policing are available to poor blacks besieged by criminality.

    The explanation for this odd silence, even from crime victims themselves, is that they benefit from the rampant criminality. Living in a Hobbesian, dystopic world has its advantages and may easily become a normal condition of life.
     
    No empathy or even sympathy for the law-abiding black people who are the victims of that crime. Instead, it’s their fault for not dealing with their criminals. That’s how they are.

    That’s what Mr. Weissberg does in nearly every column. It’s more Noticeable because he’s so relentless and such a poor writer, but this website’s increasingly dominated by that theme. There are tonier copium dens for white guys wearing the collar of their criminal class. Sailer wraps his stuff in sportsball and Hollywood, Derbyshire in math riddles, but they’re all helping the Establishment Distract, Divide & Conquer.

    And I now see that this mess is one of the two featured articles on the homepage. Where it can better repulse visitors and placate loyal readers who should be listening to the (dwindling) dissidents on the roster writing about and fighting Big Pharma and Big War.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @Pierre de Craon, @Thomasina, @GeneralRipper, @Jidvei, @John Johnson

    “Where it can better repulse visitors and placate loyal readers who should be listening to the (dwindling) dissidents on the roster writing about and fighting Big Pharma and Big War.”

    But what Blacks are doing to America is “big war” too. It’s an industry.

    Since the productive jobs were shipped overseas to China via globalization, what’s left is:

    – the climate change industry

    – the virus industry

    – the big war industry

    – the Black industry

    Just look at the money being expended on the police, fire, ambulance, courts, judges, prosecutors, criminal profilers, forensics, parole officers, coroners, funeral homes, foster homes, hospitals, doctors removing bullets, nurses. That’s just the crime part.

    There’s also the welfare, the food stamps, the housing allowance, money to support each child because the five baby daddies are nowhere to be found, the social workers, and on and on. The money being poured into programs to “save the community” is astronomical. Many Black workers getting this government money are thanking their lucky stars for the crime.

    Affirmative action, CRT, the “blame Whitey” nonsense is too much.

    CUT OFF THE SUPPORT AND WALL IT OFF! Or cut each one of them a check and provide them with a one-way ticket back to Africa.

    • Agree: europeasant
    • Thanks: Jim Bob Lassiter
  • GeneralRipper [AKA "GoldenValley"] says:
    @Greta Handel
    @Wade Hampton

    Thanks for the civil reply.

    The purpose of the article is to stereotype and dismiss black people.


    Begin by recognizing that ample anti-crime measures besides government-paid policing are available to poor blacks besieged by criminality.

    The explanation for this odd silence, even from crime victims themselves, is that they benefit from the rampant criminality. Living in a Hobbesian, dystopic world has its advantages and may easily become a normal condition of life.
     
    No empathy or even sympathy for the law-abiding black people who are the victims of that crime. Instead, it’s their fault for not dealing with their criminals. That’s how they are.

    That’s what Mr. Weissberg does in nearly every column. It’s more Noticeable because he’s so relentless and such a poor writer, but this website’s increasingly dominated by that theme. There are tonier copium dens for white guys wearing the collar of their criminal class. Sailer wraps his stuff in sportsball and Hollywood, Derbyshire in math riddles, but they’re all helping the Establishment Distract, Divide & Conquer.

    And I now see that this mess is one of the two featured articles on the homepage. Where it can better repulse visitors and placate loyal readers who should be listening to the (dwindling) dissidents on the roster writing about and fighting Big Pharma and Big War.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @Pierre de Craon, @Thomasina, @GeneralRipper, @Jidvei, @John Johnson

    Bet you live in a nice majority white neighborhood, Greta.

    If you think blacks are MOSTLY good people, my not go live in a MOSTLY black neighborhood?

    It’s called “putting your money where your mouth is” or “walking the walk”.

    I’ve never found any Leftists willing to do either. Their grand social experiments are gifted to middle class and working class white people.

    • Thanks: Jim Bob Lassiter
  • @Greta Handel
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Let me try to get at this from a different angle.

    Subsidizing illegitimate birth and selling out the working class is most apparent in its effects on black neighborhoods, but less affluent whites have suffered in the same ways. Ignoring, condoning, and even sacralizing black dysfunction - which, yes, is disproportionate - serves to salt the wounds inflicted on whites. The NPR-wattage dimbulb Progressives who buy into Critical Race Theory, Black Lives Matter, etc., are even more maddening.

    The Establishment thrives on racial and other conflicts and cares for neither blacks nor whites as people. And the Weissbergs, Sailers, and Derbyshires serve that Establishment by picking the same old scabs of disaffected whites, also serving to comfort readers by reassuring them that they’re better than blacks. If they speak to other issues at all, you’ll Notice that they carry water for that Establishment; see COVID and Uncle Sam’s Exceptional! warmongering for two current examples.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @lavoisier, @Avid reader, @Ace

    Interesting, your thoughts.

  • @Дима Трамп
    I think the tough policing to black americans is similar to tough policing by the gestapo to the jews of germany. No surprising that it's not popular.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Neither is Syrup of Ipecac.

  • @mocissepvis
    @Patrick McNally


    Everyone knows that if a black man succeeds as the next Tiger Woods then he can pick up a white female if he so chooses.
     
    Have you seen the white "women" that the typical niggroe male hooks up with?

    While we might call white women who hook up with niggroe men "coal burners" or "mud sharks," we call niggroe men who go for white women "catfish," because they consume the garbage that white men throw away. In 99.9 percent of cases the white "women" that niggroes claim as their Race War "war brides" barely qualify as human females, indicative of both the fact that normal white women find the idea of mating with primates repulsive and that primates are attracted to other primates, even those of lighter skin complexion. Tigger Woods' white women are the exception that proves the rule (Tigger also has enough non-primate DNA to make him attractive to human women).

    Replies: @Gugwee, @Jim Bob Lassiter, @Donald A Thomson

    Tiger also had/has shekles.

    • Replies: @Francis Miville
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    From shackles to shekels biographies.

  • @Greta Handel
    @Wade Hampton

    Thanks for the civil reply.

    The purpose of the article is to stereotype and dismiss black people.


    Begin by recognizing that ample anti-crime measures besides government-paid policing are available to poor blacks besieged by criminality.

    The explanation for this odd silence, even from crime victims themselves, is that they benefit from the rampant criminality. Living in a Hobbesian, dystopic world has its advantages and may easily become a normal condition of life.
     
    No empathy or even sympathy for the law-abiding black people who are the victims of that crime. Instead, it’s their fault for not dealing with their criminals. That’s how they are.

    That’s what Mr. Weissberg does in nearly every column. It’s more Noticeable because he’s so relentless and such a poor writer, but this website’s increasingly dominated by that theme. There are tonier copium dens for white guys wearing the collar of their criminal class. Sailer wraps his stuff in sportsball and Hollywood, Derbyshire in math riddles, but they’re all helping the Establishment Distract, Divide & Conquer.

    And I now see that this mess is one of the two featured articles on the homepage. Where it can better repulse visitors and placate loyal readers who should be listening to the (dwindling) dissidents on the roster writing about and fighting Big Pharma and Big War.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @Pierre de Craon, @Thomasina, @GeneralRipper, @Jidvei, @John Johnson

    But at the end of the day, where is the lie in “that’s just how (who) they are”? It is all replicated all over the world wherever they happen to be (or to have been) in any significant numbers, with or without out any current or legacy issues of White colonial oppression.

    • Replies: @Greta Handel
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Let me try to get at this from a different angle.

    Subsidizing illegitimate birth and selling out the working class is most apparent in its effects on black neighborhoods, but less affluent whites have suffered in the same ways. Ignoring, condoning, and even sacralizing black dysfunction - which, yes, is disproportionate - serves to salt the wounds inflicted on whites. The NPR-wattage dimbulb Progressives who buy into Critical Race Theory, Black Lives Matter, etc., are even more maddening.

    The Establishment thrives on racial and other conflicts and cares for neither blacks nor whites as people. And the Weissbergs, Sailers, and Derbyshires serve that Establishment by picking the same old scabs of disaffected whites, also serving to comfort readers by reassuring them that they’re better than blacks. If they speak to other issues at all, you’ll Notice that they carry water for that Establishment; see COVID and Uncle Sam’s Exceptional! warmongering for two current examples.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @lavoisier, @Avid reader, @Ace

  • There is no safety, as in times past when the Fed was draining money out of the economy and could just flip back to pumping money in, because the Fed is running the outflow pump fast and furious, and the Fed has no option for reversing the pump or even just stopping it this time...
  • @Jon Chance
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    High-quality moderate-PE equities represent valuable capital and productive capacity.

    Bonds, mortgages, and bank currencies represent debt.

    Does it make more sense to own capital, or to own debt?

    In my opinion, the entire financial establishment should be in prison for their numerous crimes -- such as stealing people's wealth by selling them bonds, mortgages, and bank currencies (so-called "savings") rather than informing the public how to invest in productivity (high-quality moderate-PE equities) and attain financial independence.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Is that what they teach at Wells-Fargo Financial Advisors cont. ed. courses?

    • Troll: RadicalCenter
  • Fairly sound reasoning, but I have a few objections. First, since when is the Fed concerned what it can legally do? Was it legal for them to hand out \$16 trillion to banks under the table after the 2008 crash?

    Second, no matter what the Fed would like to do (or must do, according to the article), it can’t raise interest rates anywhere near high enough to stave off inflation because that would bankrupt half the businesses in the nation and put all governments in default. It might raise interest rates by a measly 0.5% or so in the next month or two or three, but that’s a piss in the ocean. Official inflation is 7%; actual inflation is 15%. To have any impact on real inflation, interest rates would have to go to double digits. Impossible.

    Third, politically, there will be staunch pushback from the Democrats against raising interest rates. What little room the Fed has to raise rates will do little against inflation but it will put the brakes on an already slowing economy as the November elections loom.

    Anyway, didn’t we read last month that measurement of inflation is changing as of this month? Just define inflation out of existence, at least according to official stats. MSM will dutifully report how inflation is falling even as a gallon of gas goes to 5 bucks. Problem solved!

    • Agree: Jim Bob Lassiter
    • Replies: @Joe Levantine
    @Bob P

    “ Was it legal for them to hand out $16 trillion to banks under the table after the 2008 crash?”

    We all wondered about the dramatic hike in the repo market in September 2019. Just a little while ago, after the fact as usual, the Fed very quietly revealed in a paper that it had to bailout three banks that were in trouble for having bet wrongly in the stocks derivatives to the tune of 4.5 trillion USD. The banks were JP Morgan, Goldman Sacks and Citi Bank

    It is one big club and you ain’t in it- George Carlin.

  • @PDXLibertarian
    The basic principle when dealing with inflation is the conversion of cash to equities means that you own a share of the capital assets of the corporation (plant, property, equipment), so as the dollar devalues, what you physically own in share stays worth what it was worth.

    So, I don't know where this idea of a "stock dump" is coming from.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @Levtraro

    What is a corporate piece of capital equipment worth if the other inputs (energy, raw materials, etc.) aren’t available to put it to work and the consumers can’t afford whatever it manages to produce anyway?

    • Replies: @Jon Chance
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    High-quality moderate-PE equities represent valuable capital and productive capacity.

    Bonds, mortgages, and bank currencies represent debt.

    Does it make more sense to own capital, or to own debt?

    In my opinion, the entire financial establishment should be in prison for their numerous crimes -- such as stealing people's wealth by selling them bonds, mortgages, and bank currencies (so-called "savings") rather than informing the public how to invest in productivity (high-quality moderate-PE equities) and attain financial independence.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

  • On Twitter, a reader notes that black homicides tend to be more seasonal than white homicides: This more or less checks out: blacks died by homicide according to the CDC death certificate database about 22% more in June to August over the years 1999-2020 than in December to February. For whites, the seasonal gap was...
  • @Redneck farmer
    Hard to do a drive by in a blizzard.

    Replies: @R.G. Camara, @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Not to worry. Juicy Smallbutt is working on that one.

  • Assaults on the right to speak, and to think, are coming thick and fast. But the significance – and coordination – of all these developments is being largely missed. Those who try to open up a little space – in politics, academia, and journalism – to think critically about our society and how power is...
  • @V. K. Ovelund
    The article is tightly written, yet easy to follow in plain English. Not a paragraph is wasted. Well done.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    So. There are lots of writing styles that can be employed in the service of obfuscation.

  • Earlier: Is The Black-Brown Coalition Unraveling? Immigration is one issue on which Hispanics do not speak in one voice. Contrary to Karl Rove, many don’t really care for mass immigration and are even quite hostile to it. And if you put Hispanics under the microscope, you’ll find that hostility increases even more when it comes...
  • @Aedib
    What's an Hispanic? A white like Andy Garcia or a black like Rosario Dawson? Please, be serious. Hispanic is not a race.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Q: What’s an Hispanic? A: George Zimmerman

  • @littlereddot
    @Robert Dolan


    Team Rainbow (jews, negroes, hispanics, asians, fags, trannies, and mystery meat) are all united against innocent naive deracinated white people.
     
    and

    The above mentioned groups are permitted to break every law on the books (including violence against whites) while whites are supposed to pretend it isn’t happening and under no circumstances are whites allowed to defend themselves.
     
    and

    So….there we have it…..the socially engineered ethnic cleansing of white people…..the white genocide that jews will claim is a conspiracy theory while gloating that it’s happening.
     
    This is pure gold.

    Man, I should take up psychiatry. This victimhood syndrome is so fascinating.

    Replies: @OilcanFloyd, @Reality Check (Tikkun Olam), @Sick of Orcs, @Richard B, @TKK, @Robert Dolan

    Man, I should take up psychiatry. This victimhood syndrome is so fascinating.

    Do you care to take Robert Dolan’s comments apart and prove them wrong? I bet you could make a fool of him by using interracial crime stats and demographic and immigration records.

    • Thanks: Jim Bob Lassiter
    • Replies: @Anon
    @OilcanFloyd

    Do you believe anti-white racism have no basis?

    Replies: @OilcanFloyd

    , @littlereddot
    @OilcanFloyd

    Actually I really can't be bothered to.

    I would say that you could try, but then I would be encouraging you to waste your time. He is already convinced of the validity of his belief, and will only select facts that reinforce that belief.

    Replies: @OilcanFloyd, @Robert Dolan

  • People might look at a situation where a random homeless black guy pushes a Vietnamese woman onto the train tracks to die and say: “gee, I wonder why that fellow did such an act?” The shocking answer is shockingly simple: he did it because he’s black. New York Post: Whoops! “Michelle’s focus populations were seniors,...
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  • @Commentator Mike
    To be fair a 23 year old white Frenchman pushed a woman onto the rails in the Brussels metro a few days ago but luckily the oncoming train stopped just in time to save her. But no name of the culprit has been released. Odd since he is obviously white. Not perhaps because the name could give away his religious affiliation?

    https://www.gdnonline.com/Details/1019950/WATCH-Miraculous-escape-for-woman-pushed-in-front-of-Brussels-metro

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @R.C.

    There are lots of “white Frenchmen” from North Africa and the Middle East.

    • Agree: Commentator Mike
    • Replies: @Gaylord of the German Gaylands
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    AFAIK, the French authorities do not collect data on ethnicity or religious affiliation of criminals. Égalité fraternité and all that stuff.

  • Legal issues aside — I suppose there is no lawful recourse to ban women from participating in fight sports — , what are the cultural consequences of entire societies, even the whole world, taking delight in the spectacle of women beating the crap out of each other? Is it related to recent decisions to allow...
  • Female Roller Derby was pretty cool too.

    • Agree: Trinity
  • Call me what you will, but I enjoy watching two Twana Brawley types in a good old fashioned cat fight over the last bottle of hair straightener on the shelf at The Family Dollar Store.

  • From the New York Times news section: Doctors Debate Whether Trans Teens Need Therapy Before Hormones Clinicians are divided over new guidelines that say teens should undergo mental health screenings before receiving hormones or gender surgeries. By Azeen Ghorayshi Jan. 13, 2022 An upsurge in teenagers requesting hormones or surgeries to better align their bodies...
  • @Mike Tre
    I've been saying for a few years now that trannys are the medical racket's dream come true, from medical doctors to pharma to therapists.

    Imagine as a doctor, an individual who will require surgery, followed by a lifelong need for:

    hormone supplements
    pain medication
    psych medication
    physical therapy
    mental therapy


    Each tranny is a cash cow to these people. Of course they are going to promote the it. And doctors lost their credibility long before the tranny issue.

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @3g4me, @Richard A., @AnotherDad, @Anthony Aaron, @JimDandy

    Not to mention ER visits from ass whoopins in the street by guys wearing MAGA caps.

  • From Slate: The American Addiction to Speeding How we became obsessed with driving fast, no matter the cost. BY HENRY GRABAR DEC 15, 2021 ... Unlike drunk and distracted driving—the two other great causes of death on the road—speeding can be easily patrolled by machine. In Europe, speed cameras are ubiquitous and so familiar that...
  • The legal problem here is that of who was driving the vehicle at time of camera ticket. Until a system of requiring car owners/drivers/car manufacturers to document electronically who is actually driving the vehicle at all times it is in motion on a public road, there’s frequently a way to make a camera ticket case implode in court.

    • Replies: @ic1000
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    > The legal problem here is that of who was driving the vehicle at time of camera ticket.

    Disagree. Reuters, among many others, has already solved much bigger problems.

    Five dead, 40 injured after SUV hits Wisconsin Christmas parade

    Replies: @Sick 'n Tired

    , @The Alarmist
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    I dunno ... the cameras that occasionally get me in Europe usually have a good shot of my face, but in any case I would imagine the liability sticks to the registrant of the vehicle. I knew two guys in one of our Private Equity teams who had identical Porsches, so they swapped cars and each claimed he was not the driver when the tickets came in, thinking they could avoid the wrap. The problem was that these were company cars, so management got tired of being stuck with the fines and could clearly see who was doing the driving, so these masters of the universe weren’t particularly bright and were eventually shown the door.

    Replies: @Unit472

    , @Jack D
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    There are ways of getting around that. You can have a legal presumption that the car is driven by its registered owner. If the owner gets a photo ticket, there is a space on the return form where you can make an affidavit swearing to the identity of the person who actually driving and they will fine him instead. If the car was stolen you can give them a copy of the police report.

    , @Art Deco
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Take the keys away from your adolescents if they land you with tickets.

  • From Patch last Spring: This is the Arlington, Massachusetts suburb northwest of Boston, not the more famous ones in Virginia or Texas. It borders Cambridge, Lexington, and Belmont. It's a white and Asian town with a median family income in six figures. Dr.
  • Imagine divorce court and equitable division of assets.

  • Ben Norton, Inflation and banking 2022 Economist Michael Hudson discusses the global inflation crisis and how the US Federal Reserve quietly (and apparently illegally) bailed out big banks in 2019 with $4.5 trillion of emergency repo oans Reproduced with the permission of Michael Hudson. I interviewed economist Michael Hudson to discuss what is causing the...
  • @obwandiyag
    @restless94110

    Videos suck, dumbass. They eat up too much time. Transcripts are a thousand times better. And most people, grown-up people, people with experience of the world, on here and elsewhere, agree with me and laugh at you as some typical underage puerile child who doesn't understand big words and can't read fer the life of him anyway.

    Replies: @restless94110, @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Hell, even I agree with you obwan.

  • From the Washington Post (via @EdKPyros):
  • @ThatWasFun
    Well, Pelosi's been around since 1861 and she's rich as hell, so it stands to reason...

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @Lurker

    Her husband is the slaver. He has a Pacific fleet of seafood catch and processing vessels that use Asian slave labor.

  • Earlier: The Great Replacement Comes For Captain America: He’s Now Black. In Marvel Cinematic Universe, Whites Have No Place As expected with supernova films of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man: No Way Home had one of the biggest openings ever [‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Defeats ‘Infinity War’ & Notches 2nd Highest Domestic Opening At The...
  • @Lancelot_Link
    He is going to go from Spiderman to Brown Recluse! ;)

    Replies: @WSG, @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Somebody gonna have to find him a Black Widow Bitch to help with the “transition”.

  • One year ago, I wrote a massive 7,000-word photo essay demonstrating the disappearance of White males in visual advertising and related areas. It really is a stunning development and simply can’t be missed. From The Occidental Observer, it was picked up by The Unz Review and became my most viewed and commented upon essay I’ve...
  • @Deep Thought
    @Ned kelly


    What did the Chinese say after we gave all our industry and technology to them for free?
     
    The Chinese gave the whites gun-powder, the gun, rocketry, explosive bomb, compass...etc, etc for free. The whites then used the improved versions of such inventions to beat the hell out of the Chinese.

    There is a moral lesson to be learnt here.

    Replies: @Malla, @Ned kelly, @Jim Bob Lassiter

    Don’t forget sideways nookie.

    • Replies: @Deep Thought
    @Jim Bob Lassiter

    I don't know anything about "sideway nookie" but there is something about colour-red nookie:

    https://www.unz.com/article/condition-red-your-visual-displacement-is-now-complete/