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From Money magazine:

MONEY’s Best Places to Live in America

This year we rank the 50 best small cities in the country—places with great jobs, strong economies, affordable homes, excellent schools, and that special something that makes it a great place to live. Just ask the Wilson family of No. 1 Apex, N.C.

Magazines go through a lot of churn in these listing so that they don’t just come up with the usual suspects year after year (“Latest findings! If you are really rich, La Jolla is still a nice place to live. Also, don’t forget about Park Avenue!”) Still, it’s worth taking a look at the lists they come up with to see if any larger lessons can be derived.

I looked up the demographics of the top 10 of Money’s best places to live. By my calculations from the Census Quickfacts website, with data from 2010 or later:

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Keep in mind the magazine gives bonus points for diversity, eliminates any place at least 95% white, and excludes very wealthy towns. And it’s all pretty subjective to allow for novelty needed to sell magazines. But, still, these all sound like pretty nice places.

Real estate tip: Asians appear to serve as a leading indicator. There are a lot of places in the U.S. that are disproportionately white because they are on the upswing, but then there are other places that are highly white because nothing much is happening there (e.g., a lot of West Virginia). But predominantly white towns where the Asian to black ratio and Asian to Hispanic ratio are high do very well in these kind of lists.

Nationally, the (white + Asian) / (black + Hispanic) ratio is only 2.2 to 1. But none of these towns drop below 5 to 1, and 7 of the Top 10 are over 10 to 1.

 
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  1. I’ll send this to my grandfather. He lives in Apex- lots of retired military there.

  2. Steve, you list Chanhassen, MN as 91.3 percent white. According to wiki, it was 100 percent white as of the 2010 census, though that sounds a little dubious. The 2000 census put it at 94.9 percent white. Is wiki that off?

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    @iSteveFan

    Thanks for the tip on the Money article.

    I'm using the Census Bureau's Quickfacts website for all these.

    Here's Chanhassen's, which says 91.3% white alone, not Hispanic.

    http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/27/2710918.html

    Replies: @Reg Cæsar

  3. These lists have been around a long time. I would love to see a “Where are they now?” type of article for some of these erstwhile great places to live, along with comparisons of demographics, then and now. Detroit must have once been a great place to live, judging by the ruins.

    • Agree: Retired, Nico
    • Replies: @athEIst
    @Anonym

    Ferguson was a great place to live in the 60s 70s and 80s. In the late 90s Ferguson got some section 8 housing and a demographic transition began. It should be complete by 2020. Result: a small Detroit.

    Replies: @Hrw-500

  4. @iSteveFan
    Steve, you list Chanhassen, MN as 91.3 percent white. According to wiki, it was 100 percent white as of the 2010 census, though that sounds a little dubious. The 2000 census put it at 94.9 percent white. Is wiki that off?

    Replies: @Steve Sailer

    Thanks for the tip on the Money article.

    I’m using the Census Bureau’s Quickfacts website for all these.

    Here’s Chanhassen’s, which says 91.3% white alone, not Hispanic.

    http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/27/2710918.html

    • Replies: @Reg Cæsar
    @Steve Sailer

    Come on, now. The one face best associated with Chanhassen doesn't look very white.

  5. They exclude all towns that are more than 95% one race and they give points for diversity. So that’s two silly factors that help muddy the water.

  6. At long last! Our Dear Rulers’ List of Target Locations for “Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing” is published!

    • Replies: @dsgntd_plyr
    @Auntie Analogue


    At long last! Our Dear Rulers’ List of Target Locations for “Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing” is published!
     
    Beat me to it :-(
    , @Anonym
    @Auntie Analogue

    These towns are only useful for affirmatively furthering if they can simultaneously affirmatively feather the nest of a wealthy developer with a vibrancy problem in his development site - i.e. on the outskirts of a big city.

  7. Not so keen on retiring with a bunch of asians after living with them in the bay area. They are a PITA. Of course my town has hispanics thanks to Sec. 8. I’m a bit leery of the 2nd generation having the work hard, stay out of trouble ethic like their parents. Except for the drinking and dui’s.

    • Replies: @anon
    @Retired

    "Not so keen on retiring with a bunch of asians after living with them in the bay area. They are a PITA."

    How so? And are we talking FOB or white collar acculturated?

    Replies: @anon

  8. @Auntie Analogue
    At long last! Our Dear Rulers' List of Target Locations for "Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing" is published!

    Replies: @dsgntd_plyr, @Anonym

    At long last! Our Dear Rulers’ List of Target Locations for “Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing” is published!

    Beat me to it 🙁

  9. @Auntie Analogue
    At long last! Our Dear Rulers' List of Target Locations for "Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing" is published!

    Replies: @dsgntd_plyr, @Anonym

    These towns are only useful for affirmatively furthering if they can simultaneously affirmatively feather the nest of a wealthy developer with a vibrancy problem in his development site – i.e. on the outskirts of a big city.

  10. America has a very many great places to live across our great land. We must keep and maintain them.

    The Trump plan to secure and protect our nation, our home, with great input from the wise and patriotic Senator Sessions, is a strong and necessary measure which has my support.

    The harsh reaction from those who wish to undo our great nation and people is quite telling and should serve only to steel our will and resolve.

    We must do what’s best for our nation, we it’s citizens, and our descendants.

  11. @Anonym
    These lists have been around a long time. I would love to see a "Where are they now?" type of article for some of these erstwhile great places to live, along with comparisons of demographics, then and now. Detroit must have once been a great place to live, judging by the ruins.

    Replies: @athEIst

    Ferguson was a great place to live in the 60s 70s and 80s. In the late 90s Ferguson got some section 8 housing and a demographic transition began. It should be complete by 2020. Result: a small Detroit.

    • Replies: @Hrw-500
    @athEIst

    Speaking of Detroit, I saw these articles from late Spring 2015
    http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/05/21/whites-returning-to-detroit-lured-by-cheaper-living-to-city-that-epitomized/
    http://www.amren.com/news/2015/05/whites-moving-to-detroit-city-that-epitomized-white-flight/
    http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2015/06/motor-city-after-bankruptcy-and-detroiters-left-behind
    And the following article from 2013 who mentionned then Latinos could be key to reviving Detroit. http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/money/2013/07/19/latinos-could-be-key-to-reviving-detroit-following-bankruptcy/

    Then we got to check if Ferguson will became a Compton, who switched from a black to hispanic majority from 1990 to 2010. https://tropicsofmeta.wordpress.com/2014/08/25/taking-compton-national-schools-race-and-modern-suburbia-in-20th-and-21st-century-california/ It's not the Compton of N.W.A anymore.

    Replies: @Jefferson

  12. Simsbury is the only one I know well, and it’s definitely not a cheap place. House prices are insanely expensive.

  13. I doubt if any of Sailer’s regulars is surprised at the demographics of Money’s list. Few, if any, whites really wants to live among a lot of Afro-Americans or Hispanics. I would also think the reverse is true.

    What I don’t understand is how so many smart people are in the open borders crowd. Don’t or can’t they see where this all ineluctably leads? Where will they live when they are a very rich and very minor part of the population? And how can they be secure? The barbarians will take their women. assets and kill them.

    How can they not see? It is a puzzlement as a King I knew once said.

    • Replies: @ben tillman
    @Jim Sweeney


    What I don’t understand is how so many smart people are in the open borders crowd. Don’t or can’t they see where this all ineluctably leads? Where will they live when they are a very rich and very minor part of the population?
     
    Of course, they see where it leads. That's the point of the exercise. They're sucking the wealth out of the country, and then they will move elsewhere. China, Israel, wherever.

    Replies: @Peter Akuleyev, @Former Darfur, @Anonym

    , @JohnnyWalker123
    @Jim Sweeney

    Being a rich person in Mexico or Brazil is actually a pretty sweet deal.

    The rich can always hire personal security forces to guard themselves, build gated communities, get around by private transportation, bribe government officials, send their kids to private schools. New York City and Los Angeles have lots of rich people who live very privileged lives.

    There's also evidence that immigration lowers crime in major American cities by pushing out lower-income blacks. From that perspective, mass immigration is a good idea. http://www.ronunz.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/RaceCrime-Unz-July20131.pdf


    The only disadvantage to the current system is that some day, the increasingly diverse masses may vote in a socialist president who confiscates the wealth of the over class. Fortunately for them, up to now, the over class has been able to manipulate the political system and media enough to prevent that from occurring. Given how majority-minority states like California and Texas are friendly to business interests, I'd say the oligarchs have little to fear.

    The people who suffer the most are middle-class types, like teachers and nurses. Not because of crime or barbaric behavior, but because their living standards are suppressed and their culture is eroded. Just compare what LA was like during the 80s to today. Crime is actually lower, but the city is economically and culturally far more inhospitable to non-affluent whites, who've mostly fled the city.

    Replies: @rvg, @rvg, @Anonymous, @Bill

  14. • Replies: @Harry Baldwin
    @JohnnyWalker123

    That was a great article. I LOVE the fact that Trump is calling out people like Zuckerberg and Rubio by name and exposing exactly what their venal motives are. No more hiding behind the politically correct cant. What did Obama call it? "Naming and shaming."

    Replies: @JohnnyWalker123, @Clifford Brown

    , @MarkinLA
    @JohnnyWalker123

    I like Matloff and have followed him for years and respect him. However, he does have a blind spot when it comes to the issue of allowing tech people to emigrate to the US. He said he is all for the "best and the brightest" which sounds good but given the history of abuse of our laws by the elites is simply just another camels nose under the tent. Pretending they are searching for the best and the brightest is how many of the phony ads designed to only get a foreign worker are put together. Nobody from the government ever checks up on anything other than the paperwork is in order.

  15. @Retired
    Not so keen on retiring with a bunch of asians after living with them in the bay area. They are a PITA. Of course my town has hispanics thanks to Sec. 8. I'm a bit leery of the 2nd generation having the work hard, stay out of trouble ethic like their parents. Except for the drinking and dui's.

    Replies: @anon

    “Not so keen on retiring with a bunch of asians after living with them in the bay area. They are a PITA.”

    How so? And are we talking FOB or white collar acculturated?

    • Replies: @anon
    @anon

    Both. As my Very Chinese friends said " Cupertino is way too Chinese.". Clannish shallow obsessed with success. Treat each other terribly. 1/3 of my family is fob/ABC. I have seen the tiger mom / passive dad up close. And the damaged children. As my friend said, it will take a few generations (and a lot of intermarriage) for them to assimilate.
    That said, the fob Patriarch of my Chinese family is a fine Christian man and a good friend. Even if he is always trying to figure out how much money I make. J

  16. The Trumpening

    Has arrived among us. It is here.

    Do not resist. The Trumpening.

    It is more powerful than you imagine.

    Accept, and embrace, The Trumpening.

    It is what you wish for, if you wish for it. And it is what you fear, if you fear it. The Trumpening is.

    A boiling frog leaps free. 200 million awaken. The Trumpening has come. Accept, the inevitable. The Trumpening.

  17. @Steve Sailer
    @iSteveFan

    Thanks for the tip on the Money article.

    I'm using the Census Bureau's Quickfacts website for all these.

    Here's Chanhassen's, which says 91.3% white alone, not Hispanic.

    http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/27/2710918.html

    Replies: @Reg Cæsar

    Come on, now. The one face best associated with Chanhassen doesn’t look very white.

  18. Looked at the QuickFacts for the towns’ foreign-born proportions. All but two or three under the national average of 13% (TX, Mass, and maybe one other — I closed the page); all under 20% (TX highest at 19-point-something); all but one under 15%; a majority under 10%. The Nebraska town is 3.6%, a quarter the national average. These burgs are not immigrant magnets.

  19. Steve,
    You beat me to it! I was going to send you this article. As you indicated, diversity is used as a deciding factor in this, which will exclude a lot of 90%+ towns. I could name at least 30 towns off the top of my head in NJ that I would rather live in than Hillsborough (which was the only NJ town on the list, presumably because of our insane property taxes). Still though, all of these towns in the list are very nice places to live and have great civic cultures. No High-Low coalitions. My guess is that these are almost entirely Republican majority towns too.

  20. @JohnnyWalker123
    Norm Matloff gives Trump an A+.

    http://www.breitbart.com/immigration/2015/08/17/floodgates-open-top-democrat-professor-says-ive-never-seen-any-politician-with-better-immigration-plan-than-trump/

    Replies: @Harry Baldwin, @MarkinLA

    That was a great article. I LOVE the fact that Trump is calling out people like Zuckerberg and Rubio by name and exposing exactly what their venal motives are. No more hiding behind the politically correct cant. What did Obama call it? “Naming and shaming.”

    • Replies: @JohnnyWalker123
    @Harry Baldwin

    I agree.

    It appears that Jeff Sessions has his fingerprints all over Trump's immigration policy. That's definitely a good thing.

    Sessions is also being talked up as a possible Trump VP candidate. Trump-Sessions. Sounds good to me.

    Replies: @AnotherDad

    , @Clifford Brown
    @Harry Baldwin

    It truly is a thing of beauty seeing the lightweight Marco Rubio called out. Rubio is basically bankrupt and only is running because of the patronage of billionaire Miami used car salesman, Norman Braman.

    http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2015/03/marco-rubio-norman-braman-billionaire

    Like fellow "Republican" King Maker, Sheldon Adelson, Norman Braman is basically a Liberal Democrat, but he understands the importance of owning both sides of the alleged debate. Rubio is a puppet on a string, pushing open borders and belligerence in the Middle East because they are traditional Conservative values.

    Not seeing much in the mainstream media about Trump's call out of Zuckerberg. Not surprising as the cognitive dissonance must be too painful. According to the media, the only rich political benefactors are the Koch Brothers.

    I fear Trump may face a Huey Long moment if he gets too close to the Crown. If he gets elected, he best stay out of Dallas.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzU0Cok3guQ

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbyMeMApC3U

  21. why are “hispanics” be with the blacks?

    the ” blacks” are losers in this game. hah.

  22. @Harry Baldwin
    @JohnnyWalker123

    That was a great article. I LOVE the fact that Trump is calling out people like Zuckerberg and Rubio by name and exposing exactly what their venal motives are. No more hiding behind the politically correct cant. What did Obama call it? "Naming and shaming."

    Replies: @JohnnyWalker123, @Clifford Brown

    I agree.

    It appears that Jeff Sessions has his fingerprints all over Trump’s immigration policy. That’s definitely a good thing.

    Sessions is also being talked up as a possible Trump VP candidate. Trump-Sessions. Sounds good to me.

    • Replies: @AnotherDad
    @JohnnyWalker123


    Sessions is also being talked up as a possible Trump VP candidate. Trump-Sessions. Sounds good to me.
     
    Sessions is awesome. But too old, adds no voting geographic or demographic benefit. Sessions is an early boomer, like Trump and Hillary. And Alabama? That's already locked down.

    Trump running against Hillary already gives away one of the biggest advantages--that she's an old hag. Trump looks better than Hillary--because guys age better (because women's natural perceived value is in fertility). But throw in another late 60s dude and you really toss away the whole advantage.

    Trump needs to get someone younger--at least into the mid 50s late boomer, possibly even early gen-X.

    Ideally someone who is also alpha and from the upper midwest--the great un-mined bastion of potential Republican white votes.

    Walker wouldn't be a terrible fit--age, geography--but seems to radiate un-alpha (his wife suggesting the same) and the college dropout thing doesn't help. But he seemed pretty manly pushing through his pension reform and surviving the parasites backlash. I'm not a badger and don't really know how he comes off.

    Anyway, Sessions--good guy--but not *the guy* for Trump.
  23. I don´t know if this is matters, but I haven´t ever heard of any of these cities\towns, and I have lived all over the US. I´ve lived in CT, which isn´t big, and never heard of this town, and I lived in Texas, which is big and never heard of its town. What this means exactly I don´t know, other than these town are pretty irrelevant, and so might be this list.

    • Replies: @Hapalong Cassidy
    @PistolPete

    Yeah, I was surprised that I hadn't heard of a single one of these either. It must have been by design. They omitted the more well-known, well-to-do suburbs. Probably because too many people had heard of them. Places like Plano and Frisco (Dallas), and Cary (Raleigh).

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @PistolPete

    , @prosa123
    @PistolPete

    Simsbury is a outer ring suburb of Hartford, northwest of the city. Along with neighboring Avon it's arguably the most exclusive of thr suburbs (Glastonbury, on the east of the river, is a possible claimant).
    Simsbury is exclusive even though commuting to downtown Hartford is slow. It's especially tough in winter weather, when the main route via US-44 over Avon Mountain can be treacherous.

    , @Reg Cæsar
    @PistolPete


    I don´t know if this is matters, but I haven´t ever heard of any of these cities\towns, and I have lived all over the US
     
    Maybe they like it that way.

    In 1995, Dennis Kitchen photographed the entire populations (or nearly so) of the smallest municipality in each state for Our Smallest Towns

    The one exception was Dering Harbor, N.Y., pop. 28, where the mayor wrote him,

    Our Trustees reviewed your request that this Village be included in your book on small towns. Regrettably, to do so would violate a policy of long standing against any kind of notoriety. We are intrigued by your subject and can only hope you will be published. Good luck.

    Polite, but firm. The book was published with a picture of the village hall from afar and below.
  24. I live near #3, Sharon, MA. It is known as a very Jewish town. Median personal income is close to $90k. The neighboring towns are also very nice. Kind of surprised other much more prosperous towns are not listed (Sudbury, Lincoln, Wellesley).

  25. Sherwood, Oregon is a good choice, and is close to the burgeoning winery area around the red hills of Dundee. That part of Oregon has developed significantly over the past decades with many nice new restaurants to cater to all the wine drinkers. It is also close enough to the sporting and cultural life in Portland. The traffic does present a challenge at times. The Hispanic population is mainly in agriculture with some services. Retirees have found the area attractive for healthcare and formerly reasonable housing.

  26. I have said this before. My town, great lakes Yankee, 99.5% white with a few adopted minority children tops the rather long list of places I have lived. It is its whiteness that makes it so good. You have to had lived somewhere like Atlanta, Austin, even Boulder, to understand why white social cohesion is so different and so liveable.

    Get thee to a red region with red whites. Stay away from the blue places on that list.

    I lived in Louisville, Co., a Boulder suburb, people with a serious stick up their butt. It is like “Singapore without the death penalty”, very controlling liberals with oppressive police.

    • Replies: @WhatEvvs
    @Mark Minter

    The adopted minority children are future writers of articles on Slate about how awful it was to grow up yellow/black/brown in Whitopia.

    Replies: @Jefferson

  27. @Harry Baldwin
    @JohnnyWalker123

    That was a great article. I LOVE the fact that Trump is calling out people like Zuckerberg and Rubio by name and exposing exactly what their venal motives are. No more hiding behind the politically correct cant. What did Obama call it? "Naming and shaming."

    Replies: @JohnnyWalker123, @Clifford Brown

    It truly is a thing of beauty seeing the lightweight Marco Rubio called out. Rubio is basically bankrupt and only is running because of the patronage of billionaire Miami used car salesman, Norman Braman.

    http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2015/03/marco-rubio-norman-braman-billionaire

    Like fellow “Republican” King Maker, Sheldon Adelson, Norman Braman is basically a Liberal Democrat, but he understands the importance of owning both sides of the alleged debate. Rubio is a puppet on a string, pushing open borders and belligerence in the Middle East because they are traditional Conservative values.

    Not seeing much in the mainstream media about Trump’s call out of Zuckerberg. Not surprising as the cognitive dissonance must be too painful. According to the media, the only rich political benefactors are the Koch Brothers.

    I fear Trump may face a Huey Long moment if he gets too close to the Crown. If he gets elected, he best stay out of Dallas.

  28. “Keep in mind the magazine gives bonus points for diversity, eliminates any place at least 95% white, and excludes very wealthy towns.”

    Say what? I get excluding very wealthy towns – you want a list of places the average reader can afford to live. But what plausible reason is there for excluding very white towns? There is absolutely nothing to keep a non-white family from moving there.

    And do they also state that they’ve excluded towns that are 95%+ black, or is there implicit racism in the fact that they don’t have to bother, since no town so black would ever qualify?

    Also interesting: on this list Asians outnumber blacks in all but two cities (and in one of those just barely); they outnumber Hispanics in all but three cities; and they even manage to outnumber black AND Hispanics in four cities.

    • Replies: @Jefferson
    @Wilkey

    "And do they also state that they’ve excluded towns that are 95%+ black, or is there implicit racism in the fact that they don’t have to bother, since no town so black would ever qualify?"

    The Blackest nice town in America to live in is Bowie, Maryland. There are a lot of affluent Blacks there. But even Bowie is nowhere close to being 95 percent Black. Bowie is 48 percent Black and 41 percent White.

  29. Anonymous • Disclaimer says:

    Trump needs to pick a VP that is anti-NWO and scarier to the elites than he himself is.

    Reagan picked Bush (former head of CIA) and only one month after the inaugural Reagan gets shot. Qui bono?

    Trump should pick Sessions to keep himself from getting shot. If he picks Cuban, Fiorina etc. the globo-mafia is going to remove him and give us the VP asap.

    • Replies: @Lugash
    @Anonymous

    Deep State HQ is in panic mode right now. They've had complete control of the megaphone for so long they don't have any lone gunmen on the shelf. The Oswalds and Sirhan Sirhans got laid off along with the rest of the dirty tricks division.

    , @Anonymous
    @Anonymous

    Ahem, it's cui bono. Cui is the dative form of qui.

    , @Reg Cæsar
    @Anonymous


    Reagan picked Bush (former head of CIA) and only one month after the inaugural Reagan gets shot. Qui bono?

     

    The Bushes are Hinckley descendants.
  30. Sessions is also being talked up as a possible Trump VP candidate. Trump-Sessions. Sounds good to me.

    I would 100% vote for Trump/Sessions (except maybe if we got a Sailer/Coulter candidacy).

    Donald Trump calls out Mark Zuckerberg on immigration

    Donald Trump has a new target for his criticism of the nation’s immigration policies – Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.

    Zuckerberg is one of the leading tech executives who has called for a more open immigration policy. Specifically, he wants to make more H-1B visas available to tech employers so they can hire foreign skilled workers.

    Trump said he wants to require employers to pay H-1B workers much more money, which he said would discourage companies from hiring them and boost job prospects for Americans. He also wants to have tech jobs offered to unemployed Americans before they can be filled by workers with H-1B visas.

    “This will improve the number of black, Hispanic and female workers in Silicon Valley who have been passed over in favor of the H-1B program. Mark Zuckerberg’s personal Senator, Marco Rubio, has a bill to triple H-1Bs that would decimate women and minorities,” Trump wrote in his immigration plan. Rubio is also seeking the Republican nomination for president.

    Trump says that there are plenty of graduates with degrees in science, technology, engineering and math, known as STEM, to fill tech jobs. That means that employers don’t need H-1B visas to fill jobs, and are using them instead to keep wages low.

    Employers are supposed to pay a typical wage to anyone hired under a H-1B visa. But in reality, employees on these visas are typically paid 20 to 45% less than U.S. workers who they are are often replacing, said Ron Hira, a Howard University public policy professor who has studied the visa’s pay scale.

    Hahaha, I love it.

    Not seeing much in the mainstream media about Trump’s call out of Zuckerberg. Not surprising as the cognitive dissonance must be too painful. According to the media, the only rich political benefactors are the Koch Brothers.

    This is the problem with “gravitas”; if you don’t say anything that the media can point to while sputtering, they always have the option of ignoring you.

    I fear Trump may face a Huey Long moment if he gets too close to the Crown. If he gets elected, he best stay out of Dallas.

    I think someone could at least make a grab for his rug before it’s over.

    • Replies: @Charles Erwin Wilson
    @Svigor

    Is it a rug? I always thought combover. Would anyone with $10B accept a rug like that?

    Replies: @CJ

    , @Wilkey
    @Svigor

    "Trump said he wants to require employers to pay H-1B workers much more money, which he said would discourage companies from hiring them and boost job prospects for Americans."

    Nah - I'd require them to pay prevailing wages to the H-1B, but I'd also require them to the US government for the visa. If that programmer from India is so essential, you certainly won't mind paying $25,000 per year to the US government above and beyond what you're paying him. 40,000 H-1B's would bring in $1 billion in annual revenue.

    Replies: @JohnnyWalker123

    , @Jefferson
    @Svigor

    "I would 100% vote for Trump/Sessions (except maybe if we got a Sailer/Coulter candidacy)."

    I would vote for Steve Sailer as long he is never kidnapped by a Mexican drug cartel gang in Los Angeles. I like Sailers who aren't captured.

  31. Anonymous • Disclaimer says:

    The Asian category is vast and therefore not so meaningful as a descriptor in the USA. Whites can live with them all but with varying degrees of tranquility.

    Certain mainland Chinese, Hmong, some Vietnamese can be hard to live with. Hong Kong, Japanese, Korean usually bring less friction. But you can’t allow any of these people to mass immigrate or their mentality will change away from assimilation.

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @Anonymous


    Certain mainland Chinese, Hmong, some Vietnamese can be hard to live with. Hong Kong, Japanese, Korean usually bring less friction. But you can’t allow any of these people to mass immigrate or their mentality will change away from assimilation.
     
    Any area is made better with larger numbers of Korean, Japanese, Hong Kong Chinese. Worse with Southeast Asians, though the area was probably already crappy before they start showing up. There's also an element of whites who make an area worse, rednecks (Scots-Irish/Germanic, e.g., Central PA, Appalachia).

    Replies: @rvg, @Jefferson, @ben tillman

    , @Hapalong Cassidy
    @Anonymous

    Kahn from "King of the Hill" is the embodiment of the hard-to-get-along-with Southeast Asian. I'm guessing Mike Judge must have known some growing up.

    Replies: @rvg

  32. anon • Disclaimer says:
    @anon
    @Retired

    "Not so keen on retiring with a bunch of asians after living with them in the bay area. They are a PITA."

    How so? And are we talking FOB or white collar acculturated?

    Replies: @anon

    Both. As my Very Chinese friends said ” Cupertino is way too Chinese.”. Clannish shallow obsessed with success. Treat each other terribly. 1/3 of my family is fob/ABC. I have seen the tiger mom / passive dad up close. And the damaged children. As my friend said, it will take a few generations (and a lot of intermarriage) for them to assimilate.
    That said, the fob Patriarch of my Chinese family is a fine Christian man and a good friend. Even if he is always trying to figure out how much money I make. J

  33. @Svigor

    Sessions is also being talked up as a possible Trump VP candidate. Trump-Sessions. Sounds good to me.
     
    I would 100% vote for Trump/Sessions (except maybe if we got a Sailer/Coulter candidacy).

    Donald Trump calls out Mark Zuckerberg on immigration

    Donald Trump has a new target for his criticism of the nation's immigration policies - Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.

    Zuckerberg is one of the leading tech executives who has called for a more open immigration policy. Specifically, he wants to make more H-1B visas available to tech employers so they can hire foreign skilled workers.

    Trump said he wants to require employers to pay H-1B workers much more money, which he said would discourage companies from hiring them and boost job prospects for Americans. He also wants to have tech jobs offered to unemployed Americans before they can be filled by workers with H-1B visas.

    "This will improve the number of black, Hispanic and female workers in Silicon Valley who have been passed over in favor of the H-1B program. Mark Zuckerberg's personal Senator, Marco Rubio, has a bill to triple H-1Bs that would decimate women and minorities," Trump wrote in his immigration plan. Rubio is also seeking the Republican nomination for president.
     

    Trump says that there are plenty of graduates with degrees in science, technology, engineering and math, known as STEM, to fill tech jobs. That means that employers don't need H-1B visas to fill jobs, and are using them instead to keep wages low.

    Employers are supposed to pay a typical wage to anyone hired under a H-1B visa. But in reality, employees on these visas are typically paid 20 to 45% less than U.S. workers who they are are often replacing, said Ron Hira, a Howard University public policy professor who has studied the visa's pay scale.
     
    Hahaha, I love it.

    Not seeing much in the mainstream media about Trump’s call out of Zuckerberg. Not surprising as the cognitive dissonance must be too painful. According to the media, the only rich political benefactors are the Koch Brothers.
     
    This is the problem with "gravitas"; if you don't say anything that the media can point to while sputtering, they always have the option of ignoring you.

    I fear Trump may face a Huey Long moment if he gets too close to the Crown. If he gets elected, he best stay out of Dallas.
     
    I think someone could at least make a grab for his rug before it's over.

    Replies: @Charles Erwin Wilson, @Wilkey, @Jefferson

    Is it a rug? I always thought combover. Would anyone with $10B accept a rug like that?

    • Replies: @CJ
    @Charles Erwin Wilson

    Might have posted this before, but yes it's a combover - a double combover from the back going forward and from one side over to the other, with hair adhesive gluing it all together. A rug would look totally different.

  34. @Anonymous
    Trump needs to pick a VP that is anti-NWO and scarier to the elites than he himself is.

    Reagan picked Bush (former head of CIA) and only one month after the inaugural Reagan gets shot. Qui bono?

    Trump should pick Sessions to keep himself from getting shot. If he picks Cuban, Fiorina etc. the globo-mafia is going to remove him and give us the VP asap.

    Replies: @Lugash, @Anonymous, @Reg Cæsar

    Deep State HQ is in panic mode right now. They’ve had complete control of the megaphone for so long they don’t have any lone gunmen on the shelf. The Oswalds and Sirhan Sirhans got laid off along with the rest of the dirty tricks division.

  35. Even if you have the requisite money, La Jolla is an odd place to live. Very socially conscious, traffic is a nightmare, a mix of old money, new money, and people who bought there 60 years ago when it was actually funky (memorably described by Tom Wolfe in The Pump House Gang) but could in no way afford it today.

    If you want to live close to the beach in San Diego county, you have, from south to north, La Jolla (described above), Del Mar (they don’t call the residents Del Martians for nothing, plus ultra-expensive), Solana Beach (ultra-ultra expensive but relatively sane), Encinitas / Leucadia (self-described as funky, can have really nice areas chockablock with barrios), Carlsbad (pretty nice if you stay away from the barrio on the north side), and Oceanside (the rest of the barrio + a rough Marine town). South of La Jolla is incredibly touristy and full of drunk twenty-somethings except maybe for parts of Point Loma.

    It boggles my mind how some of the most prime coastal real estate in the US is given over to a town as shitty as Oceanside…

    • Replies: @Retired
    @cthulhu

    maybe they should throw out the Marines in Oceanside so a few 1%ers can build trophy vacation homes. Couldn't do that to the illegals because white guilt.

  36. @Jim Sweeney
    I doubt if any of Sailer's regulars is surprised at the demographics of Money's list. Few, if any, whites really wants to live among a lot of Afro-Americans or Hispanics. I would also think the reverse is true.

    What I don't understand is how so many smart people are in the open borders crowd. Don't or can't they see where this all ineluctably leads? Where will they live when they are a very rich and very minor part of the population? And how can they be secure? The barbarians will take their women. assets and kill them.

    How can they not see? It is a puzzlement as a King I knew once said.

    Replies: @ben tillman, @JohnnyWalker123

    What I don’t understand is how so many smart people are in the open borders crowd. Don’t or can’t they see where this all ineluctably leads? Where will they live when they are a very rich and very minor part of the population?

    Of course, they see where it leads. That’s the point of the exercise. They’re sucking the wealth out of the country, and then they will move elsewhere. China, Israel, wherever.

    • Replies: @Peter Akuleyev
    @ben tillman


    They’re sucking the wealth out of the country, and then they will move elsewhere. China, Israel, wherever.
     
    Fat chance. Anyone can afford to leave places like China, Israel, Russia is making their way to the US. Even ambitious Western Europeans try to move to the US. They still imagine this is the land of opportunity. Global elites in general do want the freedom to move wherever they want, which certainly guides their thinking on pro- immigration propaganda to some extent. But the native Open Borders Crowds consists mostly of idiots and naive idealists. A lot of the pro-immigration side seem to take the same position they take on gay marriage or other social issues - the future is clearly headed that way, and who wants to stand on the wrong side of "progress" and be demonized the way the 1920s pro-eugenics crowd is today? The few cynics able to see where we are really headed probably imagine that they and their descendants will always be 1 percenters who will thrive in our Brazil-like future.
    , @Former Darfur
    @ben tillman

    The real wealth of the West-that is, of the white world-isn't its gold or silver, its oil, or gas or coal. Savages lived on top of such things for millennia and never touched them. It's the creativity, the intelligence and the social order of Western man that are its real wealth.

    Asians and Semites (not just Sephardic/Mizrahi Jews, the better Levantines of all kinds) have a good portion of the last two but not the first. Ashkenazi Jews have intelligence, but their creativity is of a wholly different nature. And their social order is inimical to real development. Mesoamericans, Australoids, and Congoids have nothing, but in some cases a great adaptation to nature.

    I get a kick of those who say, well, the Ashkenazim are as above us as we are above blacks. Bullshit. Let's look at real creativity. Show me an original aircraft, a race car, a locomotive, anything an Ashkenazi has invented.

    Israel makes weapons, and in some cases pretty good ones. But they are all derivative. The Merkava tank and the Kfir fighter are classic examples. They do certain things well, but they are adaptations of existing machines, as is the Galil rifle. The Kfir is a Mirage with a GE engine and canards originally developed by Dassault themselves (in somewhat different form). The Galil rifle is a modified FN-FAL. It isn't an especially good one either.

    Indeed, firearms design gives us an outstanding example. In any discussion of modern small arms we will name a few designers: Eugene Stoner, Mikhail Kalashnikov, Mitch WerBell, and of course Israel's Uziel Gal. His designs are two: the aforementioned Galil rifle and the Uzi SMG. In some ways it is the best "buzz gun" in production today, and it is a good design. But it isn't terribly innovative. Submachineguns are not even a particularly key military weapon: American gun nuts slather over them because they are forbidden fruit. They are urban intimidators more than anything else, outside of legitimate special warfare operations.

    If we go back a few years we have Paul Mauser and John Garand, and several others. But all these men put together pale in significance to one man in the history of firearms design. He was an American, and an American of that most American and peculiar religion and people, the Mormons. His name is John Moses Browning. Browning invented a list of firearms that is without parallel in the field: further, several of his designs, in essentially unmodified form, are still considered best in class designs despite being in more than one case a century old.

    The Ashkenazim can invent, and they can manufacture. But there is not one Ashkenazi Jew that can boast of half the kind of accomplishment in the physical engineering arts that John Moses Browning could. (Software is another matter: Jews and high caste Hindus are quite good at that, but it takes a different kind of thinking to make real machinery.)

    I worked in electronics manufacturing tooling for years-that is, making the machines to make components such as high precision resistors-and I worked for a number of Jews, some of whom were really into Zionist ideology. And occasionally I'd ask them why Israel didn't get into any of several lucrative manufacturing niches. They have the workforce and they have the capital and Israel, like New Jersey, actually has some open space to build infrastructure. In fact, they do have manufacturing plant and it is nowhere near maximally used. They would always avoid the subject or get nervous and "uncomfortable", but finally I had a couple of them tell me the truth:"that's too much like work". What I found fascinating and rewarding they regarded as simply an unpleasant necessity. Jews regard designing and building stuff the way they regard having sex with their wives, something that occasionally needs doing but to be avoided if possible.

    People joke about Israel being the one place in the Middle East with no oil, but no one talks about the Dead Sea. Its salts contain trillions of dollars worth of precious and rare earth elements and the Israelis have exactly zero interest in extracting them. Indeed, even though the diamond trade is largely of Jewish creation, if Jews actually had to mine them they never would have bothered.

    Jews will go back to living in tents and defecating on the desert sands if the White race is amalgamated out of existence, and even though they know it, it doesn't change their behavior.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Wilkey, @Anonymous, @Will, @a reader, @Muse, @kaganovitch, @Twinkie

    , @Anonym
    @ben tillman

    Personally I don't think they've thought that far ahead. Israel is dependent on the US being powerful and pro-Israel. I don't think any non-Chinese want to move to China.

    How many truly independent thinkers are there, even among the wealthy? It is also difficult for an insulated person to get a grasp of what the average person sees. Wealth is very insulating. Even business class travel will only open you up to servile immigrants.

    I think to be interested in this sort of stuff it helps a lot to be something of a history and politics nerd with some experience of other races and cultures, or else a strong ethnocentric nature. There are plenty of wealthy people whose main interest is making money and their hobbies are playing golf and such, not commenting on blogs like this.

    Replies: @Seneca, @ben tillman

  37. I can probably rely on Bernie or the Rigas brothers to watch my dog and not eat it for the weekend.

  38. Is it a rug? I always thought combover. Would anyone with $10B accept a rug like that?

    Maybe take a pair of shears to it, then.

  39. @Charles Erwin Wilson
    @Svigor

    Is it a rug? I always thought combover. Would anyone with $10B accept a rug like that?

    Replies: @CJ

    Might have posted this before, but yes it’s a combover – a double combover from the back going forward and from one side over to the other, with hair adhesive gluing it all together. A rug would look totally different.

  40. @Svigor

    Sessions is also being talked up as a possible Trump VP candidate. Trump-Sessions. Sounds good to me.
     
    I would 100% vote for Trump/Sessions (except maybe if we got a Sailer/Coulter candidacy).

    Donald Trump calls out Mark Zuckerberg on immigration

    Donald Trump has a new target for his criticism of the nation's immigration policies - Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.

    Zuckerberg is one of the leading tech executives who has called for a more open immigration policy. Specifically, he wants to make more H-1B visas available to tech employers so they can hire foreign skilled workers.

    Trump said he wants to require employers to pay H-1B workers much more money, which he said would discourage companies from hiring them and boost job prospects for Americans. He also wants to have tech jobs offered to unemployed Americans before they can be filled by workers with H-1B visas.

    "This will improve the number of black, Hispanic and female workers in Silicon Valley who have been passed over in favor of the H-1B program. Mark Zuckerberg's personal Senator, Marco Rubio, has a bill to triple H-1Bs that would decimate women and minorities," Trump wrote in his immigration plan. Rubio is also seeking the Republican nomination for president.
     

    Trump says that there are plenty of graduates with degrees in science, technology, engineering and math, known as STEM, to fill tech jobs. That means that employers don't need H-1B visas to fill jobs, and are using them instead to keep wages low.

    Employers are supposed to pay a typical wage to anyone hired under a H-1B visa. But in reality, employees on these visas are typically paid 20 to 45% less than U.S. workers who they are are often replacing, said Ron Hira, a Howard University public policy professor who has studied the visa's pay scale.
     
    Hahaha, I love it.

    Not seeing much in the mainstream media about Trump’s call out of Zuckerberg. Not surprising as the cognitive dissonance must be too painful. According to the media, the only rich political benefactors are the Koch Brothers.
     
    This is the problem with "gravitas"; if you don't say anything that the media can point to while sputtering, they always have the option of ignoring you.

    I fear Trump may face a Huey Long moment if he gets too close to the Crown. If he gets elected, he best stay out of Dallas.
     
    I think someone could at least make a grab for his rug before it's over.

    Replies: @Charles Erwin Wilson, @Wilkey, @Jefferson

    “Trump said he wants to require employers to pay H-1B workers much more money, which he said would discourage companies from hiring them and boost job prospects for Americans.”

    Nah – I’d require them to pay prevailing wages to the H-1B, but I’d also require them to the US government for the visa. If that programmer from India is so essential, you certainly won’t mind paying $25,000 per year to the US government above and beyond what you’re paying him. 40,000 H-1B’s would bring in $1 billion in annual revenue.

    • Replies: @JohnnyWalker123
    @Wilkey

    The system is way too easy to game, if you ask me.

    My solution would be to eliminate the H1b completely. Granted, Trump's plan seems to indicate that he'd aim to at least get close to that.

    It takes real guts to be anti-legal immigration. Trump has done something very significant. There's a lot of attention being devoted to his stance on illegal migration, but his views on legal immigration are far more significant.

    Replies: @Anonymous, @Mike1

  41. @Wilkey
    @Svigor

    "Trump said he wants to require employers to pay H-1B workers much more money, which he said would discourage companies from hiring them and boost job prospects for Americans."

    Nah - I'd require them to pay prevailing wages to the H-1B, but I'd also require them to the US government for the visa. If that programmer from India is so essential, you certainly won't mind paying $25,000 per year to the US government above and beyond what you're paying him. 40,000 H-1B's would bring in $1 billion in annual revenue.

    Replies: @JohnnyWalker123

    The system is way too easy to game, if you ask me.

    My solution would be to eliminate the H1b completely. Granted, Trump’s plan seems to indicate that he’d aim to at least get close to that.

    It takes real guts to be anti-legal immigration. Trump has done something very significant. There’s a lot of attention being devoted to his stance on illegal migration, but his views on legal immigration are far more significant.

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @JohnnyWalker123


    It takes real guts to be anti-legal immigration. Trump has done something very significant. There’s a lot of attention being devoted to his stance on illegal migration, but his views on legal immigration are far more significant
     
    The last chapter in Ann Coulter's Adios, America* is very informative regarding the pro-immigration stances of some of GOP candidates for President. I was kind of surprised that Cruz is no different, but as Coulter explained, Cruz is a slippery chameleon on this issues (and presumably other issues as well).

    * I listened to Coulter's book on Audible. The book is read by Coulter and having having her voice, especially her emphasis on specific points and delivery in funny quips, is priceless.

    Replies: @WhatEvvs

    , @Mike1
    @JohnnyWalker123

    It doesn't take real guts to be anti legal immigration it takes profound stupidity. As an immigrant businessman it is obvious that the US would fall to pieces without foreign brain power. I'm not talking more Mexican laborers or awful Indian H1B1 programmers (they really are dreadful) I'm talking about the few actually ambitious foreigners here that keep things running.
    America actually run by Americans would grind to a halt. American born businessmen are lazy, entitled and ALWAYS "made" their money by being born to the right person. I have yet to meet one person in this country who can in any way be legitimately described as self made. Even people like Buffet and Trump get talked about as if they are self made and they are literally running their father's businesses. It is not a secret people are just that dumb that they fall for it.

    Replies: @Retired, @Jefferson, @Hibernian

  42. @ben tillman
    @Jim Sweeney


    What I don’t understand is how so many smart people are in the open borders crowd. Don’t or can’t they see where this all ineluctably leads? Where will they live when they are a very rich and very minor part of the population?
     
    Of course, they see where it leads. That's the point of the exercise. They're sucking the wealth out of the country, and then they will move elsewhere. China, Israel, wherever.

    Replies: @Peter Akuleyev, @Former Darfur, @Anonym

    They’re sucking the wealth out of the country, and then they will move elsewhere. China, Israel, wherever.

    Fat chance. Anyone can afford to leave places like China, Israel, Russia is making their way to the US. Even ambitious Western Europeans try to move to the US. They still imagine this is the land of opportunity. Global elites in general do want the freedom to move wherever they want, which certainly guides their thinking on pro- immigration propaganda to some extent. But the native Open Borders Crowds consists mostly of idiots and naive idealists. A lot of the pro-immigration side seem to take the same position they take on gay marriage or other social issues – the future is clearly headed that way, and who wants to stand on the wrong side of “progress” and be demonized the way the 1920s pro-eugenics crowd is today? The few cynics able to see where we are really headed probably imagine that they and their descendants will always be 1 percenters who will thrive in our Brazil-like future.

  43. @Jim Sweeney
    I doubt if any of Sailer's regulars is surprised at the demographics of Money's list. Few, if any, whites really wants to live among a lot of Afro-Americans or Hispanics. I would also think the reverse is true.

    What I don't understand is how so many smart people are in the open borders crowd. Don't or can't they see where this all ineluctably leads? Where will they live when they are a very rich and very minor part of the population? And how can they be secure? The barbarians will take their women. assets and kill them.

    How can they not see? It is a puzzlement as a King I knew once said.

    Replies: @ben tillman, @JohnnyWalker123

    Being a rich person in Mexico or Brazil is actually a pretty sweet deal.

    The rich can always hire personal security forces to guard themselves, build gated communities, get around by private transportation, bribe government officials, send their kids to private schools. New York City and Los Angeles have lots of rich people who live very privileged lives.

    There’s also evidence that immigration lowers crime in major American cities by pushing out lower-income blacks. From that perspective, mass immigration is a good idea. http://www.ronunz.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/RaceCrime-Unz-July20131.pdf

    The only disadvantage to the current system is that some day, the increasingly diverse masses may vote in a socialist president who confiscates the wealth of the over class. Fortunately for them, up to now, the over class has been able to manipulate the political system and media enough to prevent that from occurring. Given how majority-minority states like California and Texas are friendly to business interests, I’d say the oligarchs have little to fear.

    The people who suffer the most are middle-class types, like teachers and nurses. Not because of crime or barbaric behavior, but because their living standards are suppressed and their culture is eroded. Just compare what LA was like during the 80s to today. Crime is actually lower, but the city is economically and culturally far more inhospitable to non-affluent whites, who’ve mostly fled the city.

    • Replies: @rvg
    @JohnnyWalker123

    Those whites probably have a standard deviation lower IQ than the new Chinese arrivals anyway, according to the logic of the HBD crowd those Whites are just collateral damage.

    , @rvg
    @JohnnyWalker123

    How can cruise ships function so well and efficiently with almost no white or East Asian people on board except for the bridge crew and entertainers?

    , @Anonymous
    @JohnnyWalker123


    The rich can always hire personal security forces to guard themselves, build gated communities, get around by private transportation, bribe government officials, send their kids to private schools. New York City and Los Angeles have lots of rich people who live very privileged lives.
     
    With this is the assumption that the house-of-cards financial system will just continue. That the dollar, or whatever other fiat currency might temporarily replace it, will still be trusted as having value even after bouts of hyperinflation. I can quote a lot of powerhouse financial/rich guys who've made comments that sound prepper-esque, but I think anyone with a little foresight and common sense can realize that we have Humpty Dumpty financialized global economy, and the worse place to be when the music stops is in some "vibrant" area with a lot of wealth disparity. We have reached a stage where trying to use examples from the past is no longer helpful. Does anyone think the outcome of the Great Depression would have been different if the population and social incohesion of the present had existed then? The global financial collapse and the hyperinflation into nothingness of the dollar will be magnitudes of order more devastating than the Great Depression.
    , @Bill
    @JohnnyWalker123


    Being a rich person in Mexico or Brazil is actually a pretty sweet deal.
     
    That's true of lots of poorer countries. I've known people who returned to India from the US because upper middle class Americans can't afford servants.
  44. @Wilkey
    "Keep in mind the magazine gives bonus points for diversity, eliminates any place at least 95% white, and excludes very wealthy towns."

    Say what? I get excluding very wealthy towns - you want a list of places the average reader can afford to live. But what plausible reason is there for excluding very white towns? There is absolutely nothing to keep a non-white family from moving there.

    And do they also state that they've excluded towns that are 95%+ black, or is there implicit racism in the fact that they don't have to bother, since no town so black would ever qualify?

    Also interesting: on this list Asians outnumber blacks in all but two cities (and in one of those just barely); they outnumber Hispanics in all but three cities; and they even manage to outnumber black AND Hispanics in four cities.

    Replies: @Jefferson

    “And do they also state that they’ve excluded towns that are 95%+ black, or is there implicit racism in the fact that they don’t have to bother, since no town so black would ever qualify?”

    The Blackest nice town in America to live in is Bowie, Maryland. There are a lot of affluent Blacks there. But even Bowie is nowhere close to being 95 percent Black. Bowie is 48 percent Black and 41 percent White.

  45. @ben tillman
    @Jim Sweeney


    What I don’t understand is how so many smart people are in the open borders crowd. Don’t or can’t they see where this all ineluctably leads? Where will they live when they are a very rich and very minor part of the population?
     
    Of course, they see where it leads. That's the point of the exercise. They're sucking the wealth out of the country, and then they will move elsewhere. China, Israel, wherever.

    Replies: @Peter Akuleyev, @Former Darfur, @Anonym

    The real wealth of the West-that is, of the white world-isn’t its gold or silver, its oil, or gas or coal. Savages lived on top of such things for millennia and never touched them. It’s the creativity, the intelligence and the social order of Western man that are its real wealth.

    Asians and Semites (not just Sephardic/Mizrahi Jews, the better Levantines of all kinds) have a good portion of the last two but not the first. Ashkenazi Jews have intelligence, but their creativity is of a wholly different nature. And their social order is inimical to real development. Mesoamericans, Australoids, and Congoids have nothing, but in some cases a great adaptation to nature.

    I get a kick of those who say, well, the Ashkenazim are as above us as we are above blacks. Bullshit. Let’s look at real creativity. Show me an original aircraft, a race car, a locomotive, anything an Ashkenazi has invented.

    Israel makes weapons, and in some cases pretty good ones. But they are all derivative. The Merkava tank and the Kfir fighter are classic examples. They do certain things well, but they are adaptations of existing machines, as is the Galil rifle. The Kfir is a Mirage with a GE engine and canards originally developed by Dassault themselves (in somewhat different form). The Galil rifle is a modified FN-FAL. It isn’t an especially good one either.

    Indeed, firearms design gives us an outstanding example. In any discussion of modern small arms we will name a few designers: Eugene Stoner, Mikhail Kalashnikov, Mitch WerBell, and of course Israel’s Uziel Gal. His designs are two: the aforementioned Galil rifle and the Uzi SMG. In some ways it is the best “buzz gun” in production today, and it is a good design. But it isn’t terribly innovative. Submachineguns are not even a particularly key military weapon: American gun nuts slather over them because they are forbidden fruit. They are urban intimidators more than anything else, outside of legitimate special warfare operations.

    If we go back a few years we have Paul Mauser and John Garand, and several others. But all these men put together pale in significance to one man in the history of firearms design. He was an American, and an American of that most American and peculiar religion and people, the Mormons. His name is John Moses Browning. Browning invented a list of firearms that is without parallel in the field: further, several of his designs, in essentially unmodified form, are still considered best in class designs despite being in more than one case a century old.

    The Ashkenazim can invent, and they can manufacture. But there is not one Ashkenazi Jew that can boast of half the kind of accomplishment in the physical engineering arts that John Moses Browning could. (Software is another matter: Jews and high caste Hindus are quite good at that, but it takes a different kind of thinking to make real machinery.)

    I worked in electronics manufacturing tooling for years-that is, making the machines to make components such as high precision resistors-and I worked for a number of Jews, some of whom were really into Zionist ideology. And occasionally I’d ask them why Israel didn’t get into any of several lucrative manufacturing niches. They have the workforce and they have the capital and Israel, like New Jersey, actually has some open space to build infrastructure. In fact, they do have manufacturing plant and it is nowhere near maximally used. They would always avoid the subject or get nervous and “uncomfortable”, but finally I had a couple of them tell me the truth:”that’s too much like work”. What I found fascinating and rewarding they regarded as simply an unpleasant necessity. Jews regard designing and building stuff the way they regard having sex with their wives, something that occasionally needs doing but to be avoided if possible.

    People joke about Israel being the one place in the Middle East with no oil, but no one talks about the Dead Sea. Its salts contain trillions of dollars worth of precious and rare earth elements and the Israelis have exactly zero interest in extracting them. Indeed, even though the diamond trade is largely of Jewish creation, if Jews actually had to mine them they never would have bothered.

    Jews will go back to living in tents and defecating on the desert sands if the White race is amalgamated out of existence, and even though they know it, it doesn’t change their behavior.

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    @Former Darfur

    Oppenheimer and Rickover might disagree.

    Replies: @Anonym

    , @Wilkey
    @Former Darfur

    Oy vey. Watch the next Academy and Tony Awards and tell me that Jews aren't creative.

    Replies: @Former Darfur

    , @Anonymous
    @Former Darfur

    The Jewish contribution to science has been more in the realm of theory than in practical engineering and inventing. However, there are exceptions. Steve Sailer has mentioned the atomic bomb. The first form of napalm was invented by a Jewish chemist (Fieser). The chemist Ludwig Mond improved the Solvay process of manufacturing soda to make it commercially viable and founded a forerunner of Imperial Chemical Industries. One of Felix Mendelssohn's sons was a pioneer in the manufacture of aniline dyes and founded a forerunner of AGFA. Heinrich Hertz proved the existence of elecromagnetic waves predicted by Maxwell's theory. So Jews have not been as great practical scientists as they have been theorizers and mathematicians, but the Jewish contribution to practical science isn't zero either.

    , @Will
    @Former Darfur

    As a patent attorney who has drafted over a thousand patents I can tell you this is correct.

    Replies: @Twinkie

    , @a reader
    @Former Darfur

    When you compare jewish with goyish inventions, please don't forget to check your examples carefully:

    The Kfir is a Mirage with a GE engine and canards originally developed by Dassault themselves

    Replies: @Anonymous Nephew

    , @Muse
    @Former Darfur

    As a former Chicagoan, I am not a great fan of Frank Gearhy (Pritzker Pavillion)or Bertrand Goldberg (Marina City , River City and Prentiss Women's. Hospital). They all are interesting from a theoretical perspective, and have lots of fine curves. They fail to inspire, and they are very uncomfortable structures to be in or around. Additionally, excepting the Pavillion, they are not as well suited to their purposes as they might be because Goldberg put his theoretical flight of fancy (form ) above the intended function of the structure. It is as if the designers mind was unable make a sensible transition when applying the theoretical to the physical world, and the human sense of asthetic. As a final point, all of the structures completely reject any connection with what we have learned are good first principals of design and asthetics in 1500 years of Western Civilization. Whether this has anything to do with the architects being Jewish, or just living in the 20th century is for minds greater than mine.

    An example of a newer building that hits the sweet spot is the NBC tower by Adrian Smith. It pays homage to its Art Deco big brother Rockefeller Center and its media neighbor Tribune Tower.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer

    , @kaganovitch
    @Former Darfur

    While it's true that J.M. Browning is,by a substantial margin, the greatest firearms designer who ever lived, I'm not sure what follows from that. That the Kfir and Merkava are derivative is of course true, but aircraft and tank design from the bottom up are incredibly capital intensive endeavors that are only feasible financially and otherwise on a very large scale. Israel simply doesn't have the wherewithal to play on that level. Just for comparison, the Israeli aircraft consortium, Israel Aerospace Industries (which is pretty much the entire Israeli aerospace sector) is 1/25 the size of Boeing which accounts for maybe 30-35 % of U.S. aerospace industry revenues.
    As for the alleged Jewish aversion to "work" and hence extractive industries; ICL (Israel chemicals) is the worlds 7th largest producer of potash, all of which is extracted from the Dead Sea. Btw where did you get the idea that the Dead Sea contains "trillions of dollars worth of precious and rare earth elements"? The entire global market for rare earth elements in 2014 was slightly over 3 billion by most estimates.

    Replies: @Anonymous Nephew

    , @Twinkie
    @Former Darfur


    The Galil rifle is a modified FN-FAL. It isn’t an especially good one either.
     
    One of the reasons I keep coming back to this site to read comments, not just the posts, is that there appear to be some knowledgeable and interesting people on this site, in addition to the authors. Then there is a post such as this that is both pedantic and wrong, and relies on a faulty sense of expertise to make dubious points.

    The Galil rifle is not a modified FN-FAL. The Galil is a modified variant of the Finnish RK 62, commonly referred to as a Valmet after the main manufacturer (though Sako also manufactured it). RK 62 itself is a modified variant of the Russian AK system. The Galil was designed to replace the FN-FAL in the Israeli inventory, because the Israeli combat experience through the 60's confirmed that the latter was not as reliable and easy-to-control (in full auto) as the AK variants fielded by Arab militaries.

    Israel makes weapons, and in some cases pretty good ones. But they are all derivative.
     
    Israel, until quite recently, was a small, underdeveloped garrison state with limited financial resources. Weapons design and production is extremely capital-intensive, requires a ready market (large-scale buyers either domestically or overseas), and has a very high barrier to entry. For that reason it is dominated by those countries that fit those criteria (the U.S., Russia, and Germany). Even in the U.S. now, most weapon systems aren't produced unless substantial orders from foreign allies are in place.

    Small garrison states (not just Israel, but Apartheid South Africa, Taiwan, Singapore, and South Korea* to name a few) that lack such conditions either buy directly from the major producers, produce licensed versions locally (usually as a part of a procurement with local "offsets") or they produce indigenous designs that are usually incremental improvements of others. For example, to continue the saga of the Galil, it was further adapted by the South African military as the Vektor R4 (and a carbine version, the R5). So the South Africans ended up with an AK variant by way of Russia, Finland, and Israel (and of course there is considerable debate on what influenced the Kalashnikov design, and there is a credible argument that it was very derivative/not original).

    *By the way, South Korea, being economically the largest of the garrison states (and highly advanced technologically, with the second highest patents per capita in the world after Japan and before the U.S.) is now beginning to design, develop, manufacture, field, and sell to non-Korean buyers indigenous weapon systems, quite a far cry from a country in the 60's that did not even have a rifle factory. A variant of their service rifle, the K2, for example, is used by some Iraqi special forces. Iraq is also getting deliveries of the Korean T-50 trainer/light attack aircraft starting next year (Korea is beginning to sell weapons to customers in the rest of Asia, including the Middle East, and is attempting to enter the European market).

    In this they are following the Israelis who already export weapons to a large number of foreign customers, including the U.S. civilian market. One recent Israeli entry in the latter is the Tavor bullpup rifle which has not even entered the general Israeli military service! (That will happen in 2018.) One of the reasons for the delay is that the Israeli military gets free M16/M4 rifles from the U.S., which made the indigenously produced Tavor uncompetitive in terms of procurement cost.

    His name is John Moses Browning. Browning invented a list of firearms that is without parallel in the field
     
    Browning was a colossus in 20th Century small arms design, without a doubt. But understand that the American environment in which he was raised presented a unique advantage for those who are inclined to design gun - the large-scale ownership of guns (and automobiles) by civilians that allowed for proliferation of "kitchen table" gunsmiths and auto mechanics. Almost all other countries significantly restrict firearm ownership and makes it extremely difficult, and generally outright impossible, for civilian geniuses to tinker around with gun designs in their barn workshops.

    Typically firearm designers in other countries had to be in the employ of established weapon manufacturers or state arsenals (which tends to limit very selectively the number of people who work on guns in the larger populations). For example, Dieudonne Saive, who finished several of Browning's uncompleted designs after his death, was an employee of the long-established Belgian gun maker Fabrique Nationale (Browning often gets credit for the "Browning Hi-Power," one of the most widely used military handguns of the late 20th Century, but it was Saive who redesigned and finished it; he also designed the aforementioned FN-FAL).
  46. @Former Darfur
    @ben tillman

    The real wealth of the West-that is, of the white world-isn't its gold or silver, its oil, or gas or coal. Savages lived on top of such things for millennia and never touched them. It's the creativity, the intelligence and the social order of Western man that are its real wealth.

    Asians and Semites (not just Sephardic/Mizrahi Jews, the better Levantines of all kinds) have a good portion of the last two but not the first. Ashkenazi Jews have intelligence, but their creativity is of a wholly different nature. And their social order is inimical to real development. Mesoamericans, Australoids, and Congoids have nothing, but in some cases a great adaptation to nature.

    I get a kick of those who say, well, the Ashkenazim are as above us as we are above blacks. Bullshit. Let's look at real creativity. Show me an original aircraft, a race car, a locomotive, anything an Ashkenazi has invented.

    Israel makes weapons, and in some cases pretty good ones. But they are all derivative. The Merkava tank and the Kfir fighter are classic examples. They do certain things well, but they are adaptations of existing machines, as is the Galil rifle. The Kfir is a Mirage with a GE engine and canards originally developed by Dassault themselves (in somewhat different form). The Galil rifle is a modified FN-FAL. It isn't an especially good one either.

    Indeed, firearms design gives us an outstanding example. In any discussion of modern small arms we will name a few designers: Eugene Stoner, Mikhail Kalashnikov, Mitch WerBell, and of course Israel's Uziel Gal. His designs are two: the aforementioned Galil rifle and the Uzi SMG. In some ways it is the best "buzz gun" in production today, and it is a good design. But it isn't terribly innovative. Submachineguns are not even a particularly key military weapon: American gun nuts slather over them because they are forbidden fruit. They are urban intimidators more than anything else, outside of legitimate special warfare operations.

    If we go back a few years we have Paul Mauser and John Garand, and several others. But all these men put together pale in significance to one man in the history of firearms design. He was an American, and an American of that most American and peculiar religion and people, the Mormons. His name is John Moses Browning. Browning invented a list of firearms that is without parallel in the field: further, several of his designs, in essentially unmodified form, are still considered best in class designs despite being in more than one case a century old.

    The Ashkenazim can invent, and they can manufacture. But there is not one Ashkenazi Jew that can boast of half the kind of accomplishment in the physical engineering arts that John Moses Browning could. (Software is another matter: Jews and high caste Hindus are quite good at that, but it takes a different kind of thinking to make real machinery.)

    I worked in electronics manufacturing tooling for years-that is, making the machines to make components such as high precision resistors-and I worked for a number of Jews, some of whom were really into Zionist ideology. And occasionally I'd ask them why Israel didn't get into any of several lucrative manufacturing niches. They have the workforce and they have the capital and Israel, like New Jersey, actually has some open space to build infrastructure. In fact, they do have manufacturing plant and it is nowhere near maximally used. They would always avoid the subject or get nervous and "uncomfortable", but finally I had a couple of them tell me the truth:"that's too much like work". What I found fascinating and rewarding they regarded as simply an unpleasant necessity. Jews regard designing and building stuff the way they regard having sex with their wives, something that occasionally needs doing but to be avoided if possible.

    People joke about Israel being the one place in the Middle East with no oil, but no one talks about the Dead Sea. Its salts contain trillions of dollars worth of precious and rare earth elements and the Israelis have exactly zero interest in extracting them. Indeed, even though the diamond trade is largely of Jewish creation, if Jews actually had to mine them they never would have bothered.

    Jews will go back to living in tents and defecating on the desert sands if the White race is amalgamated out of existence, and even though they know it, it doesn't change their behavior.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Wilkey, @Anonymous, @Will, @a reader, @Muse, @kaganovitch, @Twinkie

    Oppenheimer and Rickover might disagree.

    • Replies: @Anonym
    @Steve Sailer

    Beat me to it. Indeed the physicists who built the A bomb were almost all Jews. They were quite motivated though.

    Replies: @Reg Cæsar

  47. @ben tillman
    @Jim Sweeney


    What I don’t understand is how so many smart people are in the open borders crowd. Don’t or can’t they see where this all ineluctably leads? Where will they live when they are a very rich and very minor part of the population?
     
    Of course, they see where it leads. That's the point of the exercise. They're sucking the wealth out of the country, and then they will move elsewhere. China, Israel, wherever.

    Replies: @Peter Akuleyev, @Former Darfur, @Anonym

    Personally I don’t think they’ve thought that far ahead. Israel is dependent on the US being powerful and pro-Israel. I don’t think any non-Chinese want to move to China.

    How many truly independent thinkers are there, even among the wealthy? It is also difficult for an insulated person to get a grasp of what the average person sees. Wealth is very insulating. Even business class travel will only open you up to servile immigrants.

    I think to be interested in this sort of stuff it helps a lot to be something of a history and politics nerd with some experience of other races and cultures, or else a strong ethnocentric nature. There are plenty of wealthy people whose main interest is making money and their hobbies are playing golf and such, not commenting on blogs like this.

    • Replies: @Seneca
    @Anonym

    Yes, most people, including rich people, simply don't think about such things. Like most people, rich people are too caught up in life, and as you mention often too insulated, to bother with such things.

    That is why it takes far seeing people like Sailor and Buchanan twenty years or so to get their message out. The popularity of Trump's anti-immigration message is a result of people like Sailor talking about the dangers posed by unlimited immigration for the last twenty years or so. He has laid the groundwork for the meme which is finally starting to take off and which has gained enough critical mass to break through the Overton window which was strangling it.

    People in general are self-interested, or slow, or insulated, or disinterested, or distracted, etc....or all of the above so it takes a long time for them to wake up and notice things that people like Steve have been noticing for what seems like forever.

    In short, political changes often takes decades to germinate and manifest themselves. However, sometimes it is too late to save or turn around a situation. I hope that is not true in the USA.

    , @ben tillman
    @Anonym


    Personally I don’t think they’ve thought that far ahead. Israel is dependent on the US being powerful and pro-Israel. I don’t think any non-Chinese want to move to China.
     
    http://jppi.org.il/uploads/China%20and%20the%20Jewish%20People.pdf

    http://jppi.org.il/uploads/2030%20ENG.pdf
  48. @Former Darfur
    @ben tillman

    The real wealth of the West-that is, of the white world-isn't its gold or silver, its oil, or gas or coal. Savages lived on top of such things for millennia and never touched them. It's the creativity, the intelligence and the social order of Western man that are its real wealth.

    Asians and Semites (not just Sephardic/Mizrahi Jews, the better Levantines of all kinds) have a good portion of the last two but not the first. Ashkenazi Jews have intelligence, but their creativity is of a wholly different nature. And their social order is inimical to real development. Mesoamericans, Australoids, and Congoids have nothing, but in some cases a great adaptation to nature.

    I get a kick of those who say, well, the Ashkenazim are as above us as we are above blacks. Bullshit. Let's look at real creativity. Show me an original aircraft, a race car, a locomotive, anything an Ashkenazi has invented.

    Israel makes weapons, and in some cases pretty good ones. But they are all derivative. The Merkava tank and the Kfir fighter are classic examples. They do certain things well, but they are adaptations of existing machines, as is the Galil rifle. The Kfir is a Mirage with a GE engine and canards originally developed by Dassault themselves (in somewhat different form). The Galil rifle is a modified FN-FAL. It isn't an especially good one either.

    Indeed, firearms design gives us an outstanding example. In any discussion of modern small arms we will name a few designers: Eugene Stoner, Mikhail Kalashnikov, Mitch WerBell, and of course Israel's Uziel Gal. His designs are two: the aforementioned Galil rifle and the Uzi SMG. In some ways it is the best "buzz gun" in production today, and it is a good design. But it isn't terribly innovative. Submachineguns are not even a particularly key military weapon: American gun nuts slather over them because they are forbidden fruit. They are urban intimidators more than anything else, outside of legitimate special warfare operations.

    If we go back a few years we have Paul Mauser and John Garand, and several others. But all these men put together pale in significance to one man in the history of firearms design. He was an American, and an American of that most American and peculiar religion and people, the Mormons. His name is John Moses Browning. Browning invented a list of firearms that is without parallel in the field: further, several of his designs, in essentially unmodified form, are still considered best in class designs despite being in more than one case a century old.

    The Ashkenazim can invent, and they can manufacture. But there is not one Ashkenazi Jew that can boast of half the kind of accomplishment in the physical engineering arts that John Moses Browning could. (Software is another matter: Jews and high caste Hindus are quite good at that, but it takes a different kind of thinking to make real machinery.)

    I worked in electronics manufacturing tooling for years-that is, making the machines to make components such as high precision resistors-and I worked for a number of Jews, some of whom were really into Zionist ideology. And occasionally I'd ask them why Israel didn't get into any of several lucrative manufacturing niches. They have the workforce and they have the capital and Israel, like New Jersey, actually has some open space to build infrastructure. In fact, they do have manufacturing plant and it is nowhere near maximally used. They would always avoid the subject or get nervous and "uncomfortable", but finally I had a couple of them tell me the truth:"that's too much like work". What I found fascinating and rewarding they regarded as simply an unpleasant necessity. Jews regard designing and building stuff the way they regard having sex with their wives, something that occasionally needs doing but to be avoided if possible.

    People joke about Israel being the one place in the Middle East with no oil, but no one talks about the Dead Sea. Its salts contain trillions of dollars worth of precious and rare earth elements and the Israelis have exactly zero interest in extracting them. Indeed, even though the diamond trade is largely of Jewish creation, if Jews actually had to mine them they never would have bothered.

    Jews will go back to living in tents and defecating on the desert sands if the White race is amalgamated out of existence, and even though they know it, it doesn't change their behavior.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Wilkey, @Anonymous, @Will, @a reader, @Muse, @kaganovitch, @Twinkie

    Oy vey. Watch the next Academy and Tony Awards and tell me that Jews aren’t creative.

    • Replies: @Former Darfur
    @Wilkey

    They are immensely creative, but not in the same ways.

    The Jews created, ex nihilo, the motion picture feature film industry, wrote a canon of songs in the English language that is far better crafted than anything before or since, and established several businesses that created trillions in value where before no one saw anything but rocks and dirt. I don't dispute that. I don't disparage those things. But they did not develop motion picture photography, that was a White invention. They did not develop sound recording, or telephony, or amplification, or design lenses, shutters, film escapements, or sound synchronization. Without those things, there would be no Hollywood. They did not develop the instrumentation or the music theory or the rules of composition of Western music, nor the rules of poetry and prose, which without there would be no Broadway musicals. They used those things and they used them well, but they could never have invented them.

    Jewish scientists did develop improved and new vaccines and medicines, and also did much to develop nuclear weapons, but in no case would those things never have happened without Jews. Feynmann and Von Neumann were absolute first raters, and Jews never talk about them qua their Jewishness. They talk incessantly about Einstein, who was a mixed blessing in science, and not as original as the propaganda states.

    (Rickover, an administrator rather than a scientist, was an outlier in that he himself quite correctly stated that for his enemies "anti-Semitism" was the least of their motivations. He was a martinet and an empire-builder and the Navy should have forced his retirement thirty years before it did: indeed the Naval high command was chevied into making him an admiral in the first place, and to its dishonor and regret acquiesced. He ruined the naval careers of many first rate officers and deterred many other capable men, such as my own father, from pursuing careers in the submarine service. My father was a naval aviator who retired at the squadron commander level: Rickover was the reason he avoided submarines in the first place and, with the requirement of aircraft carrier commanders to deal with reactors, Rickover's command of surface as well as submarine reactors was a prime deterrent to his pursuing further advancement in that area. He retired shortly before Rickover nearly dove a sub past crush depth and was finally ran out by John Lehman, and often said that he wished he'd stayed just a little longer: he believed he'd have wound up an admiral, and I think he was probably correct. )

    I don't have an animus against Jews: I worked with a lot of them, some of them I was, and remain quite fond of and some of them I detested, but not because they were Jews. I simply point out that there is no "unquestionable superiority" of Jews. Their mechanical aptitude is generally lower, in relation to their overall IQ, than Whites. In fact, I support the existence of the State of Israel on the simple grounds that every people should have its own place. I just find it quite bothersome they seem so disinclined to extend to us the same courtesy.

    Replies: @Percy Gryce

  49. @Anonymous
    Trump needs to pick a VP that is anti-NWO and scarier to the elites than he himself is.

    Reagan picked Bush (former head of CIA) and only one month after the inaugural Reagan gets shot. Qui bono?

    Trump should pick Sessions to keep himself from getting shot. If he picks Cuban, Fiorina etc. the globo-mafia is going to remove him and give us the VP asap.

    Replies: @Lugash, @Anonymous, @Reg Cæsar

    Ahem, it’s cui bono. Cui is the dative form of qui.

  50. @Steve Sailer
    @Former Darfur

    Oppenheimer and Rickover might disagree.

    Replies: @Anonym

    Beat me to it. Indeed the physicists who built the A bomb were almost all Jews. They were quite motivated though.

    • Replies: @Reg Cæsar
    @Anonym



    Beat me to it. Indeed the physicists who built the A bomb were almost all Jews. They were quite motivated though.

     

    Not just in the US, but in the UK, USSR, France, Israel, and South Africa.

    China and India did it without Jews, but both did have a sizable pool to draw from.
  51. @JohnnyWalker123
    @Jim Sweeney

    Being a rich person in Mexico or Brazil is actually a pretty sweet deal.

    The rich can always hire personal security forces to guard themselves, build gated communities, get around by private transportation, bribe government officials, send their kids to private schools. New York City and Los Angeles have lots of rich people who live very privileged lives.

    There's also evidence that immigration lowers crime in major American cities by pushing out lower-income blacks. From that perspective, mass immigration is a good idea. http://www.ronunz.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/RaceCrime-Unz-July20131.pdf


    The only disadvantage to the current system is that some day, the increasingly diverse masses may vote in a socialist president who confiscates the wealth of the over class. Fortunately for them, up to now, the over class has been able to manipulate the political system and media enough to prevent that from occurring. Given how majority-minority states like California and Texas are friendly to business interests, I'd say the oligarchs have little to fear.

    The people who suffer the most are middle-class types, like teachers and nurses. Not because of crime or barbaric behavior, but because their living standards are suppressed and their culture is eroded. Just compare what LA was like during the 80s to today. Crime is actually lower, but the city is economically and culturally far more inhospitable to non-affluent whites, who've mostly fled the city.

    Replies: @rvg, @rvg, @Anonymous, @Bill

    Those whites probably have a standard deviation lower IQ than the new Chinese arrivals anyway, according to the logic of the HBD crowd those Whites are just collateral damage.

  52. Anonymous • Disclaimer says:
    @Former Darfur
    @ben tillman

    The real wealth of the West-that is, of the white world-isn't its gold or silver, its oil, or gas or coal. Savages lived on top of such things for millennia and never touched them. It's the creativity, the intelligence and the social order of Western man that are its real wealth.

    Asians and Semites (not just Sephardic/Mizrahi Jews, the better Levantines of all kinds) have a good portion of the last two but not the first. Ashkenazi Jews have intelligence, but their creativity is of a wholly different nature. And their social order is inimical to real development. Mesoamericans, Australoids, and Congoids have nothing, but in some cases a great adaptation to nature.

    I get a kick of those who say, well, the Ashkenazim are as above us as we are above blacks. Bullshit. Let's look at real creativity. Show me an original aircraft, a race car, a locomotive, anything an Ashkenazi has invented.

    Israel makes weapons, and in some cases pretty good ones. But they are all derivative. The Merkava tank and the Kfir fighter are classic examples. They do certain things well, but they are adaptations of existing machines, as is the Galil rifle. The Kfir is a Mirage with a GE engine and canards originally developed by Dassault themselves (in somewhat different form). The Galil rifle is a modified FN-FAL. It isn't an especially good one either.

    Indeed, firearms design gives us an outstanding example. In any discussion of modern small arms we will name a few designers: Eugene Stoner, Mikhail Kalashnikov, Mitch WerBell, and of course Israel's Uziel Gal. His designs are two: the aforementioned Galil rifle and the Uzi SMG. In some ways it is the best "buzz gun" in production today, and it is a good design. But it isn't terribly innovative. Submachineguns are not even a particularly key military weapon: American gun nuts slather over them because they are forbidden fruit. They are urban intimidators more than anything else, outside of legitimate special warfare operations.

    If we go back a few years we have Paul Mauser and John Garand, and several others. But all these men put together pale in significance to one man in the history of firearms design. He was an American, and an American of that most American and peculiar religion and people, the Mormons. His name is John Moses Browning. Browning invented a list of firearms that is without parallel in the field: further, several of his designs, in essentially unmodified form, are still considered best in class designs despite being in more than one case a century old.

    The Ashkenazim can invent, and they can manufacture. But there is not one Ashkenazi Jew that can boast of half the kind of accomplishment in the physical engineering arts that John Moses Browning could. (Software is another matter: Jews and high caste Hindus are quite good at that, but it takes a different kind of thinking to make real machinery.)

    I worked in electronics manufacturing tooling for years-that is, making the machines to make components such as high precision resistors-and I worked for a number of Jews, some of whom were really into Zionist ideology. And occasionally I'd ask them why Israel didn't get into any of several lucrative manufacturing niches. They have the workforce and they have the capital and Israel, like New Jersey, actually has some open space to build infrastructure. In fact, they do have manufacturing plant and it is nowhere near maximally used. They would always avoid the subject or get nervous and "uncomfortable", but finally I had a couple of them tell me the truth:"that's too much like work". What I found fascinating and rewarding they regarded as simply an unpleasant necessity. Jews regard designing and building stuff the way they regard having sex with their wives, something that occasionally needs doing but to be avoided if possible.

    People joke about Israel being the one place in the Middle East with no oil, but no one talks about the Dead Sea. Its salts contain trillions of dollars worth of precious and rare earth elements and the Israelis have exactly zero interest in extracting them. Indeed, even though the diamond trade is largely of Jewish creation, if Jews actually had to mine them they never would have bothered.

    Jews will go back to living in tents and defecating on the desert sands if the White race is amalgamated out of existence, and even though they know it, it doesn't change their behavior.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Wilkey, @Anonymous, @Will, @a reader, @Muse, @kaganovitch, @Twinkie

    The Jewish contribution to science has been more in the realm of theory than in practical engineering and inventing. However, there are exceptions. Steve Sailer has mentioned the atomic bomb. The first form of napalm was invented by a Jewish chemist (Fieser). The chemist Ludwig Mond improved the Solvay process of manufacturing soda to make it commercially viable and founded a forerunner of Imperial Chemical Industries. One of Felix Mendelssohn’s sons was a pioneer in the manufacture of aniline dyes and founded a forerunner of AGFA. Heinrich Hertz proved the existence of elecromagnetic waves predicted by Maxwell’s theory. So Jews have not been as great practical scientists as they have been theorizers and mathematicians, but the Jewish contribution to practical science isn’t zero either.

  53. @Wilkey
    @Former Darfur

    Oy vey. Watch the next Academy and Tony Awards and tell me that Jews aren't creative.

    Replies: @Former Darfur

    They are immensely creative, but not in the same ways.

    The Jews created, ex nihilo, the motion picture feature film industry, wrote a canon of songs in the English language that is far better crafted than anything before or since, and established several businesses that created trillions in value where before no one saw anything but rocks and dirt. I don’t dispute that. I don’t disparage those things. But they did not develop motion picture photography, that was a White invention. They did not develop sound recording, or telephony, or amplification, or design lenses, shutters, film escapements, or sound synchronization. Without those things, there would be no Hollywood. They did not develop the instrumentation or the music theory or the rules of composition of Western music, nor the rules of poetry and prose, which without there would be no Broadway musicals. They used those things and they used them well, but they could never have invented them.

    Jewish scientists did develop improved and new vaccines and medicines, and also did much to develop nuclear weapons, but in no case would those things never have happened without Jews. Feynmann and Von Neumann were absolute first raters, and Jews never talk about them qua their Jewishness. They talk incessantly about Einstein, who was a mixed blessing in science, and not as original as the propaganda states.

    (Rickover, an administrator rather than a scientist, was an outlier in that he himself quite correctly stated that for his enemies “anti-Semitism” was the least of their motivations. He was a martinet and an empire-builder and the Navy should have forced his retirement thirty years before it did: indeed the Naval high command was chevied into making him an admiral in the first place, and to its dishonor and regret acquiesced. He ruined the naval careers of many first rate officers and deterred many other capable men, such as my own father, from pursuing careers in the submarine service. My father was a naval aviator who retired at the squadron commander level: Rickover was the reason he avoided submarines in the first place and, with the requirement of aircraft carrier commanders to deal with reactors, Rickover’s command of surface as well as submarine reactors was a prime deterrent to his pursuing further advancement in that area. He retired shortly before Rickover nearly dove a sub past crush depth and was finally ran out by John Lehman, and often said that he wished he’d stayed just a little longer: he believed he’d have wound up an admiral, and I think he was probably correct. )

    I don’t have an animus against Jews: I worked with a lot of them, some of them I was, and remain quite fond of and some of them I detested, but not because they were Jews. I simply point out that there is no “unquestionable superiority” of Jews. Their mechanical aptitude is generally lower, in relation to their overall IQ, than Whites. In fact, I support the existence of the State of Israel on the simple grounds that every people should have its own place. I just find it quite bothersome they seem so disinclined to extend to us the same courtesy.

    • Replies: @Percy Gryce
    @Former Darfur


    Feynmann and Von Neumann were absolute first raters, and Jews never talk about them qua their Jewishness.
     
    John von Neumann became a Catholic in his later years. His wife was a Catholic, but he seems to have been a fairly sincere convert, according to Norman Macrae's 1992 biography.

    Replies: @Anonymous

  54. @JohnnyWalker123
    @Jim Sweeney

    Being a rich person in Mexico or Brazil is actually a pretty sweet deal.

    The rich can always hire personal security forces to guard themselves, build gated communities, get around by private transportation, bribe government officials, send their kids to private schools. New York City and Los Angeles have lots of rich people who live very privileged lives.

    There's also evidence that immigration lowers crime in major American cities by pushing out lower-income blacks. From that perspective, mass immigration is a good idea. http://www.ronunz.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/RaceCrime-Unz-July20131.pdf


    The only disadvantage to the current system is that some day, the increasingly diverse masses may vote in a socialist president who confiscates the wealth of the over class. Fortunately for them, up to now, the over class has been able to manipulate the political system and media enough to prevent that from occurring. Given how majority-minority states like California and Texas are friendly to business interests, I'd say the oligarchs have little to fear.

    The people who suffer the most are middle-class types, like teachers and nurses. Not because of crime or barbaric behavior, but because their living standards are suppressed and their culture is eroded. Just compare what LA was like during the 80s to today. Crime is actually lower, but the city is economically and culturally far more inhospitable to non-affluent whites, who've mostly fled the city.

    Replies: @rvg, @rvg, @Anonymous, @Bill

    How can cruise ships function so well and efficiently with almost no white or East Asian people on board except for the bridge crew and entertainers?

  55. @Former Darfur
    @ben tillman

    The real wealth of the West-that is, of the white world-isn't its gold or silver, its oil, or gas or coal. Savages lived on top of such things for millennia and never touched them. It's the creativity, the intelligence and the social order of Western man that are its real wealth.

    Asians and Semites (not just Sephardic/Mizrahi Jews, the better Levantines of all kinds) have a good portion of the last two but not the first. Ashkenazi Jews have intelligence, but their creativity is of a wholly different nature. And their social order is inimical to real development. Mesoamericans, Australoids, and Congoids have nothing, but in some cases a great adaptation to nature.

    I get a kick of those who say, well, the Ashkenazim are as above us as we are above blacks. Bullshit. Let's look at real creativity. Show me an original aircraft, a race car, a locomotive, anything an Ashkenazi has invented.

    Israel makes weapons, and in some cases pretty good ones. But they are all derivative. The Merkava tank and the Kfir fighter are classic examples. They do certain things well, but they are adaptations of existing machines, as is the Galil rifle. The Kfir is a Mirage with a GE engine and canards originally developed by Dassault themselves (in somewhat different form). The Galil rifle is a modified FN-FAL. It isn't an especially good one either.

    Indeed, firearms design gives us an outstanding example. In any discussion of modern small arms we will name a few designers: Eugene Stoner, Mikhail Kalashnikov, Mitch WerBell, and of course Israel's Uziel Gal. His designs are two: the aforementioned Galil rifle and the Uzi SMG. In some ways it is the best "buzz gun" in production today, and it is a good design. But it isn't terribly innovative. Submachineguns are not even a particularly key military weapon: American gun nuts slather over them because they are forbidden fruit. They are urban intimidators more than anything else, outside of legitimate special warfare operations.

    If we go back a few years we have Paul Mauser and John Garand, and several others. But all these men put together pale in significance to one man in the history of firearms design. He was an American, and an American of that most American and peculiar religion and people, the Mormons. His name is John Moses Browning. Browning invented a list of firearms that is without parallel in the field: further, several of his designs, in essentially unmodified form, are still considered best in class designs despite being in more than one case a century old.

    The Ashkenazim can invent, and they can manufacture. But there is not one Ashkenazi Jew that can boast of half the kind of accomplishment in the physical engineering arts that John Moses Browning could. (Software is another matter: Jews and high caste Hindus are quite good at that, but it takes a different kind of thinking to make real machinery.)

    I worked in electronics manufacturing tooling for years-that is, making the machines to make components such as high precision resistors-and I worked for a number of Jews, some of whom were really into Zionist ideology. And occasionally I'd ask them why Israel didn't get into any of several lucrative manufacturing niches. They have the workforce and they have the capital and Israel, like New Jersey, actually has some open space to build infrastructure. In fact, they do have manufacturing plant and it is nowhere near maximally used. They would always avoid the subject or get nervous and "uncomfortable", but finally I had a couple of them tell me the truth:"that's too much like work". What I found fascinating and rewarding they regarded as simply an unpleasant necessity. Jews regard designing and building stuff the way they regard having sex with their wives, something that occasionally needs doing but to be avoided if possible.

    People joke about Israel being the one place in the Middle East with no oil, but no one talks about the Dead Sea. Its salts contain trillions of dollars worth of precious and rare earth elements and the Israelis have exactly zero interest in extracting them. Indeed, even though the diamond trade is largely of Jewish creation, if Jews actually had to mine them they never would have bothered.

    Jews will go back to living in tents and defecating on the desert sands if the White race is amalgamated out of existence, and even though they know it, it doesn't change their behavior.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Wilkey, @Anonymous, @Will, @a reader, @Muse, @kaganovitch, @Twinkie

    As a patent attorney who has drafted over a thousand patents I can tell you this is correct.

    • Replies: @Twinkie
    @Will


    As a patent attorney who has drafted over a thousand patents I can tell you this is correct.
     
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Intellectual_Property_Indicators
  56. I wonder what percentage of liberals look at this data and genuinely think “We have to get more black kids into these towns with good schools!”

    In my southern, dark complected, city, “Good Schools” is a bit of a liberal euphemism. They mysteriously lose their status as soon as the demographics change.

    • Replies: @Ed
    @duderino

    Something must be occurring in liberal lala land because their seems to be renewed vigor towards desegregation & busing.

    There was a big story in some Tampa paper about how after a desegregation order was rescinded in 2007, 5 elementary schools became virtually all black. Evidently the kids do worse than other poor black kids in the state. So of course this is just the worst thing ever.

    Then there's the This American Life podcast about whites in St Louis County reacting ferociously to kids from Mike Brown's part of town going to their school. The podcast includes the requisite crying black girl intimidated by the mean whites.

  57. @PistolPete
    I don´t know if this is matters, but I haven´t ever heard of any of these cities\towns, and I have lived all over the US. I´ve lived in CT, which isn´t big, and never heard of this town, and I lived in Texas, which is big and never heard of its town. What this means exactly I don´t know, other than these town are pretty irrelevant, and so might be this list.

    Replies: @Hapalong Cassidy, @prosa123, @Reg Cæsar

    Yeah, I was surprised that I hadn’t heard of a single one of these either. It must have been by design. They omitted the more well-known, well-to-do suburbs. Probably because too many people had heard of them. Places like Plano and Frisco (Dallas), and Cary (Raleigh).

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    @Hapalong Cassidy

    The reality is that many things don't change very fast anymore, so magazines need to dig deeper to find obscure towns to feature rather than go back to Plano and Cary for the umpteenth time.

    , @PistolPete
    @Hapalong Cassidy

    Actually, thinking about it I recall Snoqualmie, or Snoqualme pass at least, from an Ann Rule book. I only bring it up to say its too bad she died, she was the only female non-fiction writer I have ever read. Steve, are you a fan? I recall you liked crime investigation books, but mostly LA based.

  58. @Hapalong Cassidy
    @PistolPete

    Yeah, I was surprised that I hadn't heard of a single one of these either. It must have been by design. They omitted the more well-known, well-to-do suburbs. Probably because too many people had heard of them. Places like Plano and Frisco (Dallas), and Cary (Raleigh).

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @PistolPete

    The reality is that many things don’t change very fast anymore, so magazines need to dig deeper to find obscure towns to feature rather than go back to Plano and Cary for the umpteenth time.

  59. Are Indians and Pakistanis counted as Asians? What about southwest Asians like Arabs?

  60. Anonymous • Disclaimer says:
    @Anonymous
    The Asian category is vast and therefore not so meaningful as a descriptor in the USA. Whites can live with them all but with varying degrees of tranquility.

    Certain mainland Chinese, Hmong, some Vietnamese can be hard to live with. Hong Kong, Japanese, Korean usually bring less friction. But you can't allow any of these people to mass immigrate or their mentality will change away from assimilation.

    Replies: @Anonymous, @Hapalong Cassidy

    Certain mainland Chinese, Hmong, some Vietnamese can be hard to live with. Hong Kong, Japanese, Korean usually bring less friction. But you can’t allow any of these people to mass immigrate or their mentality will change away from assimilation.

    Any area is made better with larger numbers of Korean, Japanese, Hong Kong Chinese. Worse with Southeast Asians, though the area was probably already crappy before they start showing up. There’s also an element of whites who make an area worse, rednecks (Scots-Irish/Germanic, e.g., Central PA, Appalachia).

    • Replies: @rvg
    @Anonymous

    See what I said when I said this blog justifies racial cleansing as long as it is for the greater good? In this case the greater good is high IQ supremacism.

    , @Jefferson
    @Anonymous

    "Any area is made better with larger numbers of Korean, Japanese, Hong Kong Chinese. Worse with Southeast Asians, though the area was probably already crappy before they start showing up."

    Southeast Asians in the U.S still commit significantly less crime than Hispanics and African Americans. Filipinos for example do not have a reputation for being urban inner city thug trouble makers here in The Bay Area. Some Filipino youths adopt African American culture in the same way that Wiggers adopt African American culture. But among Filipino youths who act Black, most of them are not real thugs and are just wannabes just like Wiggers.

    , @ben tillman
    @Anonymous


    Any area is made better with larger numbers of Korean, Japanese, Hong Kong Chinese.
     
    Do people really believe this stuff?
  61. Had to pipe up here: I’m from Solon, born and bred (class of ’90). It’s been quite disheartening to see the decline in the city as it has become more “diverse”. The city officials blithely grin and trumpet Solon’s latest mention in the national press (this isn’t the first time), as if this somehow compensates for the increase in crime and alienation amongst the residents. Certain restaurants, I’ve noticed, have become self-segregating (the ones with blacks working in them get less and less white customers, who are not inclined to appreciate the dirty conditions and dismal service). Hell, the McDonald’s finally closed down and was demolished this spring for that very reason (couldn’t make a go of it anymore as the black women in there were totally cavalier and incompetent). You go into a budget retailer like Marc’s and it’s like you step into a Third World Country – I was in there a year ago and the only other two whites in the store on a Saturday afternoon were employees. Not many Hispanics – so that 2% figure feels right to me. The Asians, attracted by Solon’s reputation for excellent schools, behave themselves – and keep to themselves. There is even a Mandarin School here now, that the Chinese attend on the weekends. The blacks, on the other hand…well, they behave in Solon the same way they do everywhere else. Test scores are starting to suffer, and I have heard of gang attacks in the high school, which are naturally hushed up. Trust me, it was a cleaner, safer, nicer and actually more prosperous place 15 years ago. There are much nicer communities nearby – Chagrin Falls and Hudson, for example. But even for some of the [liberal] residents, they are “too white” – as if it is a coincidence that all the nicest places to live are least vibrant.

  62. @Anonymous
    The Asian category is vast and therefore not so meaningful as a descriptor in the USA. Whites can live with them all but with varying degrees of tranquility.

    Certain mainland Chinese, Hmong, some Vietnamese can be hard to live with. Hong Kong, Japanese, Korean usually bring less friction. But you can't allow any of these people to mass immigrate or their mentality will change away from assimilation.

    Replies: @Anonymous, @Hapalong Cassidy

    Kahn from “King of the Hill” is the embodiment of the hard-to-get-along-with Southeast Asian. I’m guessing Mike Judge must have known some growing up.

    • Replies: @rvg
    @Hapalong Cassidy

    I am guessing you are saying this because you are not Southeast Asian right? So your oxe is not being gored?

    Replies: @Hapalong Cassidy

  63. @Anonymous
    @Anonymous


    Certain mainland Chinese, Hmong, some Vietnamese can be hard to live with. Hong Kong, Japanese, Korean usually bring less friction. But you can’t allow any of these people to mass immigrate or their mentality will change away from assimilation.
     
    Any area is made better with larger numbers of Korean, Japanese, Hong Kong Chinese. Worse with Southeast Asians, though the area was probably already crappy before they start showing up. There's also an element of whites who make an area worse, rednecks (Scots-Irish/Germanic, e.g., Central PA, Appalachia).

    Replies: @rvg, @Jefferson, @ben tillman

    See what I said when I said this blog justifies racial cleansing as long as it is for the greater good? In this case the greater good is high IQ supremacism.

  64. Anonymous • Disclaimer says:
    @JohnnyWalker123
    @Jim Sweeney

    Being a rich person in Mexico or Brazil is actually a pretty sweet deal.

    The rich can always hire personal security forces to guard themselves, build gated communities, get around by private transportation, bribe government officials, send their kids to private schools. New York City and Los Angeles have lots of rich people who live very privileged lives.

    There's also evidence that immigration lowers crime in major American cities by pushing out lower-income blacks. From that perspective, mass immigration is a good idea. http://www.ronunz.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/RaceCrime-Unz-July20131.pdf


    The only disadvantage to the current system is that some day, the increasingly diverse masses may vote in a socialist president who confiscates the wealth of the over class. Fortunately for them, up to now, the over class has been able to manipulate the political system and media enough to prevent that from occurring. Given how majority-minority states like California and Texas are friendly to business interests, I'd say the oligarchs have little to fear.

    The people who suffer the most are middle-class types, like teachers and nurses. Not because of crime or barbaric behavior, but because their living standards are suppressed and their culture is eroded. Just compare what LA was like during the 80s to today. Crime is actually lower, but the city is economically and culturally far more inhospitable to non-affluent whites, who've mostly fled the city.

    Replies: @rvg, @rvg, @Anonymous, @Bill

    The rich can always hire personal security forces to guard themselves, build gated communities, get around by private transportation, bribe government officials, send their kids to private schools. New York City and Los Angeles have lots of rich people who live very privileged lives.

    With this is the assumption that the house-of-cards financial system will just continue. That the dollar, or whatever other fiat currency might temporarily replace it, will still be trusted as having value even after bouts of hyperinflation. I can quote a lot of powerhouse financial/rich guys who’ve made comments that sound prepper-esque, but I think anyone with a little foresight and common sense can realize that we have Humpty Dumpty financialized global economy, and the worse place to be when the music stops is in some “vibrant” area with a lot of wealth disparity. We have reached a stage where trying to use examples from the past is no longer helpful. Does anyone think the outcome of the Great Depression would have been different if the population and social incohesion of the present had existed then? The global financial collapse and the hyperinflation into nothingness of the dollar will be magnitudes of order more devastating than the Great Depression.

  65. @Hapalong Cassidy
    @Anonymous

    Kahn from "King of the Hill" is the embodiment of the hard-to-get-along-with Southeast Asian. I'm guessing Mike Judge must have known some growing up.

    Replies: @rvg

    I am guessing you are saying this because you are not Southeast Asian right? So your oxe is not being gored?

    • Replies: @Hapalong Cassidy
    @rvg

    Yeah, but I'm Korean, and we probably get the worst rap out of all East Asians.

  66. @Former Darfur
    @ben tillman

    The real wealth of the West-that is, of the white world-isn't its gold or silver, its oil, or gas or coal. Savages lived on top of such things for millennia and never touched them. It's the creativity, the intelligence and the social order of Western man that are its real wealth.

    Asians and Semites (not just Sephardic/Mizrahi Jews, the better Levantines of all kinds) have a good portion of the last two but not the first. Ashkenazi Jews have intelligence, but their creativity is of a wholly different nature. And their social order is inimical to real development. Mesoamericans, Australoids, and Congoids have nothing, but in some cases a great adaptation to nature.

    I get a kick of those who say, well, the Ashkenazim are as above us as we are above blacks. Bullshit. Let's look at real creativity. Show me an original aircraft, a race car, a locomotive, anything an Ashkenazi has invented.

    Israel makes weapons, and in some cases pretty good ones. But they are all derivative. The Merkava tank and the Kfir fighter are classic examples. They do certain things well, but they are adaptations of existing machines, as is the Galil rifle. The Kfir is a Mirage with a GE engine and canards originally developed by Dassault themselves (in somewhat different form). The Galil rifle is a modified FN-FAL. It isn't an especially good one either.

    Indeed, firearms design gives us an outstanding example. In any discussion of modern small arms we will name a few designers: Eugene Stoner, Mikhail Kalashnikov, Mitch WerBell, and of course Israel's Uziel Gal. His designs are two: the aforementioned Galil rifle and the Uzi SMG. In some ways it is the best "buzz gun" in production today, and it is a good design. But it isn't terribly innovative. Submachineguns are not even a particularly key military weapon: American gun nuts slather over them because they are forbidden fruit. They are urban intimidators more than anything else, outside of legitimate special warfare operations.

    If we go back a few years we have Paul Mauser and John Garand, and several others. But all these men put together pale in significance to one man in the history of firearms design. He was an American, and an American of that most American and peculiar religion and people, the Mormons. His name is John Moses Browning. Browning invented a list of firearms that is without parallel in the field: further, several of his designs, in essentially unmodified form, are still considered best in class designs despite being in more than one case a century old.

    The Ashkenazim can invent, and they can manufacture. But there is not one Ashkenazi Jew that can boast of half the kind of accomplishment in the physical engineering arts that John Moses Browning could. (Software is another matter: Jews and high caste Hindus are quite good at that, but it takes a different kind of thinking to make real machinery.)

    I worked in electronics manufacturing tooling for years-that is, making the machines to make components such as high precision resistors-and I worked for a number of Jews, some of whom were really into Zionist ideology. And occasionally I'd ask them why Israel didn't get into any of several lucrative manufacturing niches. They have the workforce and they have the capital and Israel, like New Jersey, actually has some open space to build infrastructure. In fact, they do have manufacturing plant and it is nowhere near maximally used. They would always avoid the subject or get nervous and "uncomfortable", but finally I had a couple of them tell me the truth:"that's too much like work". What I found fascinating and rewarding they regarded as simply an unpleasant necessity. Jews regard designing and building stuff the way they regard having sex with their wives, something that occasionally needs doing but to be avoided if possible.

    People joke about Israel being the one place in the Middle East with no oil, but no one talks about the Dead Sea. Its salts contain trillions of dollars worth of precious and rare earth elements and the Israelis have exactly zero interest in extracting them. Indeed, even though the diamond trade is largely of Jewish creation, if Jews actually had to mine them they never would have bothered.

    Jews will go back to living in tents and defecating on the desert sands if the White race is amalgamated out of existence, and even though they know it, it doesn't change their behavior.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Wilkey, @Anonymous, @Will, @a reader, @Muse, @kaganovitch, @Twinkie

    When you compare jewish with goyish inventions, please don’t forget to check your examples carefully:

    The Kfir is a Mirage with a GE engine and canards originally developed by Dassault themselves

    • Replies: @Anonymous Nephew
    @a reader

    Marcel Dassault was a pretty good Jewish engineer.

    Steve, didn't I post this before ?

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/constructionandproperty/11785492/The-happiness-index-Where-is-the-worst-place-to-live-in-the-UK.html

    The unhappiest places are without exception vibrant and enriched London boroughs or very close. The happiest London borough is Richmond, where Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall still have houses.

    Barking and Dagenham
    Hounslow
    Brent
    Harrow
    Newham
    Tower Hamlets
    Greenwich
    Luton
    Hillingdon
    Haringey

    Happiest places

    Harrogate
    Shrewsbury
    Ipswich
    York
    Chester
    Inverness
    Llandrindod Wells
    Hemel Hempstead
    Watford
    Blackpool (Northern seaside town that's seen better days - this one did surprise me)

    “So what’s so great about Harrogate? Maybe it’s the quaint tea rooms or perhaps it’s the beautiful countryside. "

    Harrogate is a Whiteopia without the usual ultra-liberal social attitudes you'd get in a Southern English Whiteopia like Totnes. Famed for its tea-room.

  67. It wasn’t that long ago when one could still have nice things without the Asians.

  68. Anonymous • Disclaimer says:
    @JohnnyWalker123
    @Wilkey

    The system is way too easy to game, if you ask me.

    My solution would be to eliminate the H1b completely. Granted, Trump's plan seems to indicate that he'd aim to at least get close to that.

    It takes real guts to be anti-legal immigration. Trump has done something very significant. There's a lot of attention being devoted to his stance on illegal migration, but his views on legal immigration are far more significant.

    Replies: @Anonymous, @Mike1

    It takes real guts to be anti-legal immigration. Trump has done something very significant. There’s a lot of attention being devoted to his stance on illegal migration, but his views on legal immigration are far more significant

    The last chapter in Ann Coulter’s Adios, America* is very informative regarding the pro-immigration stances of some of GOP candidates for President. I was kind of surprised that Cruz is no different, but as Coulter explained, Cruz is a slippery chameleon on this issues (and presumably other issues as well).

    * I listened to Coulter’s book on Audible. The book is read by Coulter and having having her voice, especially her emphasis on specific points and delivery in funny quips, is priceless.

    • Replies: @WhatEvvs
    @Anonymous

    I've always thought that Ann had a great TV comedienne voice. She sounds somewhat like Lilith Sternin.

    Can I still use the word comedienne?

  69. Off topic completely, the rate of traffic fatalities has jumped 14% in the first six months of 2015. Could this be another Ferguson effect? Blacks appear historically to have the same rate of death in traffic accidents as whites per 100,000, but car ownership among blacks is lower and so are miles driven. So per mile, blacks had a higher fatality rate than whites even without an additional sense of impunity.

  70. @Former Darfur
    @Wilkey

    They are immensely creative, but not in the same ways.

    The Jews created, ex nihilo, the motion picture feature film industry, wrote a canon of songs in the English language that is far better crafted than anything before or since, and established several businesses that created trillions in value where before no one saw anything but rocks and dirt. I don't dispute that. I don't disparage those things. But they did not develop motion picture photography, that was a White invention. They did not develop sound recording, or telephony, or amplification, or design lenses, shutters, film escapements, or sound synchronization. Without those things, there would be no Hollywood. They did not develop the instrumentation or the music theory or the rules of composition of Western music, nor the rules of poetry and prose, which without there would be no Broadway musicals. They used those things and they used them well, but they could never have invented them.

    Jewish scientists did develop improved and new vaccines and medicines, and also did much to develop nuclear weapons, but in no case would those things never have happened without Jews. Feynmann and Von Neumann were absolute first raters, and Jews never talk about them qua their Jewishness. They talk incessantly about Einstein, who was a mixed blessing in science, and not as original as the propaganda states.

    (Rickover, an administrator rather than a scientist, was an outlier in that he himself quite correctly stated that for his enemies "anti-Semitism" was the least of their motivations. He was a martinet and an empire-builder and the Navy should have forced his retirement thirty years before it did: indeed the Naval high command was chevied into making him an admiral in the first place, and to its dishonor and regret acquiesced. He ruined the naval careers of many first rate officers and deterred many other capable men, such as my own father, from pursuing careers in the submarine service. My father was a naval aviator who retired at the squadron commander level: Rickover was the reason he avoided submarines in the first place and, with the requirement of aircraft carrier commanders to deal with reactors, Rickover's command of surface as well as submarine reactors was a prime deterrent to his pursuing further advancement in that area. He retired shortly before Rickover nearly dove a sub past crush depth and was finally ran out by John Lehman, and often said that he wished he'd stayed just a little longer: he believed he'd have wound up an admiral, and I think he was probably correct. )

    I don't have an animus against Jews: I worked with a lot of them, some of them I was, and remain quite fond of and some of them I detested, but not because they were Jews. I simply point out that there is no "unquestionable superiority" of Jews. Their mechanical aptitude is generally lower, in relation to their overall IQ, than Whites. In fact, I support the existence of the State of Israel on the simple grounds that every people should have its own place. I just find it quite bothersome they seem so disinclined to extend to us the same courtesy.

    Replies: @Percy Gryce

    Feynmann and Von Neumann were absolute first raters, and Jews never talk about them qua their Jewishness.

    John von Neumann became a Catholic in his later years. His wife was a Catholic, but he seems to have been a fairly sincere convert, according to Norman Macrae’s 1992 biography.

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @Percy Gryce

    It's the ethnicity that iStevers care about.

  71. WhatEvvs [AKA "Aamirkhanfan"] says:
    @Mark Minter
    I have said this before. My town, great lakes Yankee, 99.5% white with a few adopted minority children tops the rather long list of places I have lived. It is its whiteness that makes it so good. You have to had lived somewhere like Atlanta, Austin, even Boulder, to understand why white social cohesion is so different and so liveable.

    Get thee to a red region with red whites. Stay away from the blue places on that list.

    I lived in Louisville, Co., a Boulder suburb, people with a serious stick up their butt. It is like "Singapore without the death penalty", very controlling liberals with oppressive police.

    Replies: @WhatEvvs

    The adopted minority children are future writers of articles on Slate about how awful it was to grow up yellow/black/brown in Whitopia.

    • Replies: @Jefferson
    @WhatEvvs

    "The adopted minority children are future writers of articles on Slate about how awful it was to grow up yellow/black/brown in Whitopia."

    Do you think most adopted Nonwhite children have an extreme hatred of their adoptive White parents?

  72. @Former Darfur
    @ben tillman

    The real wealth of the West-that is, of the white world-isn't its gold or silver, its oil, or gas or coal. Savages lived on top of such things for millennia and never touched them. It's the creativity, the intelligence and the social order of Western man that are its real wealth.

    Asians and Semites (not just Sephardic/Mizrahi Jews, the better Levantines of all kinds) have a good portion of the last two but not the first. Ashkenazi Jews have intelligence, but their creativity is of a wholly different nature. And their social order is inimical to real development. Mesoamericans, Australoids, and Congoids have nothing, but in some cases a great adaptation to nature.

    I get a kick of those who say, well, the Ashkenazim are as above us as we are above blacks. Bullshit. Let's look at real creativity. Show me an original aircraft, a race car, a locomotive, anything an Ashkenazi has invented.

    Israel makes weapons, and in some cases pretty good ones. But they are all derivative. The Merkava tank and the Kfir fighter are classic examples. They do certain things well, but they are adaptations of existing machines, as is the Galil rifle. The Kfir is a Mirage with a GE engine and canards originally developed by Dassault themselves (in somewhat different form). The Galil rifle is a modified FN-FAL. It isn't an especially good one either.

    Indeed, firearms design gives us an outstanding example. In any discussion of modern small arms we will name a few designers: Eugene Stoner, Mikhail Kalashnikov, Mitch WerBell, and of course Israel's Uziel Gal. His designs are two: the aforementioned Galil rifle and the Uzi SMG. In some ways it is the best "buzz gun" in production today, and it is a good design. But it isn't terribly innovative. Submachineguns are not even a particularly key military weapon: American gun nuts slather over them because they are forbidden fruit. They are urban intimidators more than anything else, outside of legitimate special warfare operations.

    If we go back a few years we have Paul Mauser and John Garand, and several others. But all these men put together pale in significance to one man in the history of firearms design. He was an American, and an American of that most American and peculiar religion and people, the Mormons. His name is John Moses Browning. Browning invented a list of firearms that is without parallel in the field: further, several of his designs, in essentially unmodified form, are still considered best in class designs despite being in more than one case a century old.

    The Ashkenazim can invent, and they can manufacture. But there is not one Ashkenazi Jew that can boast of half the kind of accomplishment in the physical engineering arts that John Moses Browning could. (Software is another matter: Jews and high caste Hindus are quite good at that, but it takes a different kind of thinking to make real machinery.)

    I worked in electronics manufacturing tooling for years-that is, making the machines to make components such as high precision resistors-and I worked for a number of Jews, some of whom were really into Zionist ideology. And occasionally I'd ask them why Israel didn't get into any of several lucrative manufacturing niches. They have the workforce and they have the capital and Israel, like New Jersey, actually has some open space to build infrastructure. In fact, they do have manufacturing plant and it is nowhere near maximally used. They would always avoid the subject or get nervous and "uncomfortable", but finally I had a couple of them tell me the truth:"that's too much like work". What I found fascinating and rewarding they regarded as simply an unpleasant necessity. Jews regard designing and building stuff the way they regard having sex with their wives, something that occasionally needs doing but to be avoided if possible.

    People joke about Israel being the one place in the Middle East with no oil, but no one talks about the Dead Sea. Its salts contain trillions of dollars worth of precious and rare earth elements and the Israelis have exactly zero interest in extracting them. Indeed, even though the diamond trade is largely of Jewish creation, if Jews actually had to mine them they never would have bothered.

    Jews will go back to living in tents and defecating on the desert sands if the White race is amalgamated out of existence, and even though they know it, it doesn't change their behavior.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Wilkey, @Anonymous, @Will, @a reader, @Muse, @kaganovitch, @Twinkie

    As a former Chicagoan, I am not a great fan of Frank Gearhy (Pritzker Pavillion)or Bertrand Goldberg (Marina City , River City and Prentiss Women’s. Hospital). They all are interesting from a theoretical perspective, and have lots of fine curves. They fail to inspire, and they are very uncomfortable structures to be in or around. Additionally, excepting the Pavillion, they are not as well suited to their purposes as they might be because Goldberg put his theoretical flight of fancy (form ) above the intended function of the structure. It is as if the designers mind was unable make a sensible transition when applying the theoretical to the physical world, and the human sense of asthetic. As a final point, all of the structures completely reject any connection with what we have learned are good first principals of design and asthetics in 1500 years of Western Civilization. Whether this has anything to do with the architects being Jewish, or just living in the 20th century is for minds greater than mine.

    An example of a newer building that hits the sweet spot is the NBC tower by Adrian Smith. It pays homage to its Art Deco big brother Rockefeller Center and its media neighbor Tribune Tower.

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    @Muse

    I remember visiting Chicago in 1965 when I was six. A tour guide pointed to the round Marina Towers, with its apartments shaped like slices of pie, and assured us that all skyscrapers in the future would be round because it was more efficient. Therefore, I've always been surprised that that didn't turn out to be true.

    Replies: @Muse, @International Jew

  73. @Muse
    @Former Darfur

    As a former Chicagoan, I am not a great fan of Frank Gearhy (Pritzker Pavillion)or Bertrand Goldberg (Marina City , River City and Prentiss Women's. Hospital). They all are interesting from a theoretical perspective, and have lots of fine curves. They fail to inspire, and they are very uncomfortable structures to be in or around. Additionally, excepting the Pavillion, they are not as well suited to their purposes as they might be because Goldberg put his theoretical flight of fancy (form ) above the intended function of the structure. It is as if the designers mind was unable make a sensible transition when applying the theoretical to the physical world, and the human sense of asthetic. As a final point, all of the structures completely reject any connection with what we have learned are good first principals of design and asthetics in 1500 years of Western Civilization. Whether this has anything to do with the architects being Jewish, or just living in the 20th century is for minds greater than mine.

    An example of a newer building that hits the sweet spot is the NBC tower by Adrian Smith. It pays homage to its Art Deco big brother Rockefeller Center and its media neighbor Tribune Tower.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer

    I remember visiting Chicago in 1965 when I was six. A tour guide pointed to the round Marina Towers, with its apartments shaped like slices of pie, and assured us that all skyscrapers in the future would be round because it was more efficient. Therefore, I’ve always been surprised that that didn’t turn out to be true.

    • Replies: @Muse
    @Steve Sailer

    If you calculate costs per square foot to build, heat and cool spheroid or circular structures, I believe the answer is true. See monolithic domes http://www.monolithic.org/homes/floorplans

    Domes can be done well, but I have not seen many designed in a visually pleasing way.

    Another failure was Buckminster Fullers Dymaxion house, now at the Henry Ford Museum. All the men thought it would be great until the wives saw the kitchen and the bathrooms. Which gets me back to Marina Towers. All the apartments are shaped like a piece of pie. The area where the pie slice gets narrow is away from the windows and where core and the utilities run, and is where baths and kitchen are normally placed. The area available near the tip of the pie is smaller, which leads to smaller kitchens and baths, which is not where home design has been moving for the past 100 years. Remember, your wife wants a place to put the dishwasher.

    I have been in all these buildings and they have irregular room plans with weird angles which makes it hard to place furniture and use the space.

    Additionally, the thing that makes the structure cheaper to build, heat and cool is the lower ratio of exterior area to interior space, which reduces the amount of window area per square foot of structure. Not so good in a high rise as view is everything. A better solution in modern residential architecture is Lake Point Tower by Navy Pier, which I believe was a rehashed Mies design.

    , @International Jew
    @Steve Sailer

    Yeah yeah, great, I love Chicago too. But can't you tell everybody here is waiting for you to comment on the Trump immigration paper??

    About the only thing I'm more eager to see right now, is an opinion poll carried out since his Meet the Press interview. I'm hoping to see a big bump upward for Trump. If that doesn't happen, though, I'll know this country is screwed beyond all hope.

    Ariel Sharon was a pariah in Israel, never polling more than single digits. Then in 2001, after some months of the Palestinians' intensifying campaign of terror, with a suicide bomb ever two days, he got elected Prime Minister with 70% of the vote.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer

  74. @athEIst
    @Anonym

    Ferguson was a great place to live in the 60s 70s and 80s. In the late 90s Ferguson got some section 8 housing and a demographic transition began. It should be complete by 2020. Result: a small Detroit.

    Replies: @Hrw-500

    • Replies: @Jefferson
    @Hrw-500

    "And the following article from 2013 who mentionned then Latinos could be key to reviving Detroit."

    If Latinos can economically revive 3rd world cities and turn them into 1st world cities, why are Latinos responsible for the increased poverty rate in the city of Dallas. As British WASP Northern European surnames decrease in Dallas, so has the financial prosperity. The middle class in Dallas is shrinking as more people with Spanish surnames flood the city.
    http://www.dallasnews.com/news/columnists/mercedes-olivera/20150814-latinos-are-a-large-part-of-dallas-growing-poverty-problem.ece

    Replies: @Hrw-500

  75. @JohnnyWalker123
    Norm Matloff gives Trump an A+.

    http://www.breitbart.com/immigration/2015/08/17/floodgates-open-top-democrat-professor-says-ive-never-seen-any-politician-with-better-immigration-plan-than-trump/

    Replies: @Harry Baldwin, @MarkinLA

    I like Matloff and have followed him for years and respect him. However, he does have a blind spot when it comes to the issue of allowing tech people to emigrate to the US. He said he is all for the “best and the brightest” which sounds good but given the history of abuse of our laws by the elites is simply just another camels nose under the tent. Pretending they are searching for the best and the brightest is how many of the phony ads designed to only get a foreign worker are put together. Nobody from the government ever checks up on anything other than the paperwork is in order.

  76. @rvg
    @Hapalong Cassidy

    I am guessing you are saying this because you are not Southeast Asian right? So your oxe is not being gored?

    Replies: @Hapalong Cassidy

    Yeah, but I’m Korean, and we probably get the worst rap out of all East Asians.

  77. @Steve Sailer
    @Muse

    I remember visiting Chicago in 1965 when I was six. A tour guide pointed to the round Marina Towers, with its apartments shaped like slices of pie, and assured us that all skyscrapers in the future would be round because it was more efficient. Therefore, I've always been surprised that that didn't turn out to be true.

    Replies: @Muse, @International Jew

    If you calculate costs per square foot to build, heat and cool spheroid or circular structures, I believe the answer is true. See monolithic domes http://www.monolithic.org/homes/floorplans

    Domes can be done well, but I have not seen many designed in a visually pleasing way.

    Another failure was Buckminster Fullers Dymaxion house, now at the Henry Ford Museum. All the men thought it would be great until the wives saw the kitchen and the bathrooms. Which gets me back to Marina Towers. All the apartments are shaped like a piece of pie. The area where the pie slice gets narrow is away from the windows and where core and the utilities run, and is where baths and kitchen are normally placed. The area available near the tip of the pie is smaller, which leads to smaller kitchens and baths, which is not where home design has been moving for the past 100 years. Remember, your wife wants a place to put the dishwasher.

    I have been in all these buildings and they have irregular room plans with weird angles which makes it hard to place furniture and use the space.

    Additionally, the thing that makes the structure cheaper to build, heat and cool is the lower ratio of exterior area to interior space, which reduces the amount of window area per square foot of structure. Not so good in a high rise as view is everything. A better solution in modern residential architecture is Lake Point Tower by Navy Pier, which I believe was a rehashed Mies design.

  78. Proximity to Canada seems to be a factor in a “Best Place to Live.”

    I’ve been reading Money Magazine since I the late ’70s. It seems like over the years, the “Best Places” rankings have slowly drifted north.

    • Replies: @Reg Cæsar
    @E. Rekshun


    Proximity to Canada seems to be a factor in a “Best Place to Live.”
     
    For Americans, sure. Not for Danes.

    My dad had a gig at Thule Air Base, which is as close as they get to Canada. While the Legos and Danish-design cutlery were cheaper than anywhere in the US, he was in no hurry to move us there!
  79. @JohnnyWalker123
    @Wilkey

    The system is way too easy to game, if you ask me.

    My solution would be to eliminate the H1b completely. Granted, Trump's plan seems to indicate that he'd aim to at least get close to that.

    It takes real guts to be anti-legal immigration. Trump has done something very significant. There's a lot of attention being devoted to his stance on illegal migration, but his views on legal immigration are far more significant.

    Replies: @Anonymous, @Mike1

    It doesn’t take real guts to be anti legal immigration it takes profound stupidity. As an immigrant businessman it is obvious that the US would fall to pieces without foreign brain power. I’m not talking more Mexican laborers or awful Indian H1B1 programmers (they really are dreadful) I’m talking about the few actually ambitious foreigners here that keep things running.
    America actually run by Americans would grind to a halt. American born businessmen are lazy, entitled and ALWAYS “made” their money by being born to the right person. I have yet to meet one person in this country who can in any way be legitimately described as self made. Even people like Buffet and Trump get talked about as if they are self made and they are literally running their father’s businesses. It is not a secret people are just that dumb that they fall for it.

    • Replies: @Retired
    @Mike1

    Kos is calling and he wants his trolls back.

    , @Jefferson
    @Mike1

    "America actually run by Americans would grind to a halt."

    U.S states like Nebraska and North Dakota for example seem to be doing just fine without having a huge Immigrant population, whether Illegal or Legal.

    , @Hibernian
    @Mike1

    I've remarked here that Trump inherited the family real estate business. Howard Buffet was a congressman who may have had some connection to the financial markets. He didn't bequeath Berkshire Hathaway to Warren.

  80. Anonymous • Disclaimer says:

    Yeah, but I’m Korean, and we probably get the worst rap out of all East Asians.

    They get the best rap of any people. I have heard criticisms of every ethnic group except Koreans.* The only time I’ve heard criticism of Koreans is by other Koreans (which involved status snobbery and over-achievement pressure). In fact, Koreans have been responsible for propping up every other Asian immigrant group because a lot of whites lump all Asians together. The only people who don’t cherish Koreans are blacks and Ivy League admissions administers.

    * I have some smart, but very bigoted, relatives and acquaintances and I’ve heard criticism of even Norwegians and Swedes (in MN?).

  81. @Former Darfur
    @ben tillman

    The real wealth of the West-that is, of the white world-isn't its gold or silver, its oil, or gas or coal. Savages lived on top of such things for millennia and never touched them. It's the creativity, the intelligence and the social order of Western man that are its real wealth.

    Asians and Semites (not just Sephardic/Mizrahi Jews, the better Levantines of all kinds) have a good portion of the last two but not the first. Ashkenazi Jews have intelligence, but their creativity is of a wholly different nature. And their social order is inimical to real development. Mesoamericans, Australoids, and Congoids have nothing, but in some cases a great adaptation to nature.

    I get a kick of those who say, well, the Ashkenazim are as above us as we are above blacks. Bullshit. Let's look at real creativity. Show me an original aircraft, a race car, a locomotive, anything an Ashkenazi has invented.

    Israel makes weapons, and in some cases pretty good ones. But they are all derivative. The Merkava tank and the Kfir fighter are classic examples. They do certain things well, but they are adaptations of existing machines, as is the Galil rifle. The Kfir is a Mirage with a GE engine and canards originally developed by Dassault themselves (in somewhat different form). The Galil rifle is a modified FN-FAL. It isn't an especially good one either.

    Indeed, firearms design gives us an outstanding example. In any discussion of modern small arms we will name a few designers: Eugene Stoner, Mikhail Kalashnikov, Mitch WerBell, and of course Israel's Uziel Gal. His designs are two: the aforementioned Galil rifle and the Uzi SMG. In some ways it is the best "buzz gun" in production today, and it is a good design. But it isn't terribly innovative. Submachineguns are not even a particularly key military weapon: American gun nuts slather over them because they are forbidden fruit. They are urban intimidators more than anything else, outside of legitimate special warfare operations.

    If we go back a few years we have Paul Mauser and John Garand, and several others. But all these men put together pale in significance to one man in the history of firearms design. He was an American, and an American of that most American and peculiar religion and people, the Mormons. His name is John Moses Browning. Browning invented a list of firearms that is without parallel in the field: further, several of his designs, in essentially unmodified form, are still considered best in class designs despite being in more than one case a century old.

    The Ashkenazim can invent, and they can manufacture. But there is not one Ashkenazi Jew that can boast of half the kind of accomplishment in the physical engineering arts that John Moses Browning could. (Software is another matter: Jews and high caste Hindus are quite good at that, but it takes a different kind of thinking to make real machinery.)

    I worked in electronics manufacturing tooling for years-that is, making the machines to make components such as high precision resistors-and I worked for a number of Jews, some of whom were really into Zionist ideology. And occasionally I'd ask them why Israel didn't get into any of several lucrative manufacturing niches. They have the workforce and they have the capital and Israel, like New Jersey, actually has some open space to build infrastructure. In fact, they do have manufacturing plant and it is nowhere near maximally used. They would always avoid the subject or get nervous and "uncomfortable", but finally I had a couple of them tell me the truth:"that's too much like work". What I found fascinating and rewarding they regarded as simply an unpleasant necessity. Jews regard designing and building stuff the way they regard having sex with their wives, something that occasionally needs doing but to be avoided if possible.

    People joke about Israel being the one place in the Middle East with no oil, but no one talks about the Dead Sea. Its salts contain trillions of dollars worth of precious and rare earth elements and the Israelis have exactly zero interest in extracting them. Indeed, even though the diamond trade is largely of Jewish creation, if Jews actually had to mine them they never would have bothered.

    Jews will go back to living in tents and defecating on the desert sands if the White race is amalgamated out of existence, and even though they know it, it doesn't change their behavior.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Wilkey, @Anonymous, @Will, @a reader, @Muse, @kaganovitch, @Twinkie

    While it’s true that J.M. Browning is,by a substantial margin, the greatest firearms designer who ever lived, I’m not sure what follows from that. That the Kfir and Merkava are derivative is of course true, but aircraft and tank design from the bottom up are incredibly capital intensive endeavors that are only feasible financially and otherwise on a very large scale. Israel simply doesn’t have the wherewithal to play on that level. Just for comparison, the Israeli aircraft consortium, Israel Aerospace Industries (which is pretty much the entire Israeli aerospace sector) is 1/25 the size of Boeing which accounts for maybe 30-35 % of U.S. aerospace industry revenues.
    As for the alleged Jewish aversion to “work” and hence extractive industries; ICL (Israel chemicals) is the worlds 7th largest producer of potash, all of which is extracted from the Dead Sea. Btw where did you get the idea that the Dead Sea contains “trillions of dollars worth of precious and rare earth elements”? The entire global market for rare earth elements in 2014 was slightly over 3 billion by most estimates.

    • Replies: @Anonymous Nephew
    @kaganovitch

    "ICL (Israel chemicals) is the worlds 7th largest producer of potash, all of which is extracted from the Dead Sea"

    Not so, some of it comes from the Boulby Potash Mine, deep below the Yorkshire Moors, not too far from Harrogate but closer to another tea-room heaven.

  82. For many decades, Papillion (pronounced with American phonetics, not French) has been known has been known as a bedroom community for Omaha…a place I probably wouldn’t want to live. It’s been developed beyond residential, though, so I don’t know what it’s like now. I wonder how many of the other cities on the list fit that profile. I’m guessing a few, since I’ve never heard of them.

    Another former bedroom community of Omaha that used to be somewhat desirable is now Hispanic enough to make many not want to live there. Or so I’ve been told. Bedroom communities of undesirable cities are losers, IMO. Funny about the family they put in the picture.

  83. @cthulhu
    Even if you have the requisite money, La Jolla is an odd place to live. Very socially conscious, traffic is a nightmare, a mix of old money, new money, and people who bought there 60 years ago when it was actually funky (memorably described by Tom Wolfe in The Pump House Gang) but could in no way afford it today.

    If you want to live close to the beach in San Diego county, you have, from south to north, La Jolla (described above), Del Mar (they don't call the residents Del Martians for nothing, plus ultra-expensive), Solana Beach (ultra-ultra expensive but relatively sane), Encinitas / Leucadia (self-described as funky, can have really nice areas chockablock with barrios), Carlsbad (pretty nice if you stay away from the barrio on the north side), and Oceanside (the rest of the barrio + a rough Marine town). South of La Jolla is incredibly touristy and full of drunk twenty-somethings except maybe for parts of Point Loma.

    It boggles my mind how some of the most prime coastal real estate in the US is given over to a town as shitty as Oceanside...

    Replies: @Retired

    maybe they should throw out the Marines in Oceanside so a few 1%ers can build trophy vacation homes. Couldn’t do that to the illegals because white guilt.

  84. @Mike1
    @JohnnyWalker123

    It doesn't take real guts to be anti legal immigration it takes profound stupidity. As an immigrant businessman it is obvious that the US would fall to pieces without foreign brain power. I'm not talking more Mexican laborers or awful Indian H1B1 programmers (they really are dreadful) I'm talking about the few actually ambitious foreigners here that keep things running.
    America actually run by Americans would grind to a halt. American born businessmen are lazy, entitled and ALWAYS "made" their money by being born to the right person. I have yet to meet one person in this country who can in any way be legitimately described as self made. Even people like Buffet and Trump get talked about as if they are self made and they are literally running their father's businesses. It is not a secret people are just that dumb that they fall for it.

    Replies: @Retired, @Jefferson, @Hibernian

    Kos is calling and he wants his trolls back.

  85. prosa123 [AKA "Peter"] says: • Website
    @PistolPete
    I don´t know if this is matters, but I haven´t ever heard of any of these cities\towns, and I have lived all over the US. I´ve lived in CT, which isn´t big, and never heard of this town, and I lived in Texas, which is big and never heard of its town. What this means exactly I don´t know, other than these town are pretty irrelevant, and so might be this list.

    Replies: @Hapalong Cassidy, @prosa123, @Reg Cæsar

    Simsbury is a outer ring suburb of Hartford, northwest of the city. Along with neighboring Avon it’s arguably the most exclusive of thr suburbs (Glastonbury, on the east of the river, is a possible claimant).
    Simsbury is exclusive even though commuting to downtown Hartford is slow. It’s especially tough in winter weather, when the main route via US-44 over Avon Mountain can be treacherous.

  86. @a reader
    @Former Darfur

    When you compare jewish with goyish inventions, please don't forget to check your examples carefully:

    The Kfir is a Mirage with a GE engine and canards originally developed by Dassault themselves

    Replies: @Anonymous Nephew

    Marcel Dassault was a pretty good Jewish engineer.

    Steve, didn’t I post this before ?

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/constructionandproperty/11785492/The-happiness-index-Where-is-the-worst-place-to-live-in-the-UK.html

    The unhappiest places are without exception vibrant and enriched London boroughs or very close. The happiest London borough is Richmond, where Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall still have houses.

    Barking and Dagenham
    Hounslow
    Brent
    Harrow
    Newham
    Tower Hamlets
    Greenwich
    Luton
    Hillingdon
    Haringey

    Happiest places

    Harrogate
    Shrewsbury
    Ipswich
    York
    Chester
    Inverness
    Llandrindod Wells
    Hemel Hempstead
    Watford
    Blackpool (Northern seaside town that’s seen better days – this one did surprise me)

    “So what’s so great about Harrogate? Maybe it’s the quaint tea rooms or perhaps it’s the beautiful countryside. “

    Harrogate is a Whiteopia without the usual ultra-liberal social attitudes you’d get in a Southern English Whiteopia like Totnes. Famed for its tea-room.

  87. @kaganovitch
    @Former Darfur

    While it's true that J.M. Browning is,by a substantial margin, the greatest firearms designer who ever lived, I'm not sure what follows from that. That the Kfir and Merkava are derivative is of course true, but aircraft and tank design from the bottom up are incredibly capital intensive endeavors that are only feasible financially and otherwise on a very large scale. Israel simply doesn't have the wherewithal to play on that level. Just for comparison, the Israeli aircraft consortium, Israel Aerospace Industries (which is pretty much the entire Israeli aerospace sector) is 1/25 the size of Boeing which accounts for maybe 30-35 % of U.S. aerospace industry revenues.
    As for the alleged Jewish aversion to "work" and hence extractive industries; ICL (Israel chemicals) is the worlds 7th largest producer of potash, all of which is extracted from the Dead Sea. Btw where did you get the idea that the Dead Sea contains "trillions of dollars worth of precious and rare earth elements"? The entire global market for rare earth elements in 2014 was slightly over 3 billion by most estimates.

    Replies: @Anonymous Nephew

    “ICL (Israel chemicals) is the worlds 7th largest producer of potash, all of which is extracted from the Dead Sea”

    Not so, some of it comes from the Boulby Potash Mine, deep below the Yorkshire Moors, not too far from Harrogate but closer to another tea-room heaven.

  88. @Anonymous
    @Anonymous


    Certain mainland Chinese, Hmong, some Vietnamese can be hard to live with. Hong Kong, Japanese, Korean usually bring less friction. But you can’t allow any of these people to mass immigrate or their mentality will change away from assimilation.
     
    Any area is made better with larger numbers of Korean, Japanese, Hong Kong Chinese. Worse with Southeast Asians, though the area was probably already crappy before they start showing up. There's also an element of whites who make an area worse, rednecks (Scots-Irish/Germanic, e.g., Central PA, Appalachia).

    Replies: @rvg, @Jefferson, @ben tillman

    “Any area is made better with larger numbers of Korean, Japanese, Hong Kong Chinese. Worse with Southeast Asians, though the area was probably already crappy before they start showing up.”

    Southeast Asians in the U.S still commit significantly less crime than Hispanics and African Americans. Filipinos for example do not have a reputation for being urban inner city thug trouble makers here in The Bay Area. Some Filipino youths adopt African American culture in the same way that Wiggers adopt African American culture. But among Filipino youths who act Black, most of them are not real thugs and are just wannabes just like Wiggers.

  89. @Hrw-500
    @athEIst

    Speaking of Detroit, I saw these articles from late Spring 2015
    http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/05/21/whites-returning-to-detroit-lured-by-cheaper-living-to-city-that-epitomized/
    http://www.amren.com/news/2015/05/whites-moving-to-detroit-city-that-epitomized-white-flight/
    http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2015/06/motor-city-after-bankruptcy-and-detroiters-left-behind
    And the following article from 2013 who mentionned then Latinos could be key to reviving Detroit. http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/money/2013/07/19/latinos-could-be-key-to-reviving-detroit-following-bankruptcy/

    Then we got to check if Ferguson will became a Compton, who switched from a black to hispanic majority from 1990 to 2010. https://tropicsofmeta.wordpress.com/2014/08/25/taking-compton-national-schools-race-and-modern-suburbia-in-20th-and-21st-century-california/ It's not the Compton of N.W.A anymore.

    Replies: @Jefferson

    “And the following article from 2013 who mentionned then Latinos could be key to reviving Detroit.”

    If Latinos can economically revive 3rd world cities and turn them into 1st world cities, why are Latinos responsible for the increased poverty rate in the city of Dallas. As British WASP Northern European surnames decrease in Dallas, so has the financial prosperity. The middle class in Dallas is shrinking as more people with Spanish surnames flood the city.
    http://www.dallasnews.com/news/columnists/mercedes-olivera/20150814-latinos-are-a-large-part-of-dallas-growing-poverty-problem.ece

    • Replies: @Hrw-500
    @Jefferson

    Could be possible then older Latino generations adopted our values while the newer generations coming from Mexico and Central America are more reluctant to adopt them and came mainly for the freebies offered by the "statism-bureaucrat complex" with the complicity of Democrats and the RINOs?

    Edit: Also, I read a text from a poster on the article by a guy nicknamed RichardH then I quoted:""Latino" population, I think you mean the illegal immigration population. This country has lost it's mind."

  90. @duderino
    I wonder what percentage of liberals look at this data and genuinely think "We have to get more black kids into these towns with good schools!"

    In my southern, dark complected, city, "Good Schools" is a bit of a liberal euphemism. They mysteriously lose their status as soon as the demographics change.

    Replies: @Ed

    Something must be occurring in liberal lala land because their seems to be renewed vigor towards desegregation & busing.

    There was a big story in some Tampa paper about how after a desegregation order was rescinded in 2007, 5 elementary schools became virtually all black. Evidently the kids do worse than other poor black kids in the state. So of course this is just the worst thing ever.

    Then there’s the This American Life podcast about whites in St Louis County reacting ferociously to kids from Mike Brown’s part of town going to their school. The podcast includes the requisite crying black girl intimidated by the mean whites.

  91. @Mike1
    @JohnnyWalker123

    It doesn't take real guts to be anti legal immigration it takes profound stupidity. As an immigrant businessman it is obvious that the US would fall to pieces without foreign brain power. I'm not talking more Mexican laborers or awful Indian H1B1 programmers (they really are dreadful) I'm talking about the few actually ambitious foreigners here that keep things running.
    America actually run by Americans would grind to a halt. American born businessmen are lazy, entitled and ALWAYS "made" their money by being born to the right person. I have yet to meet one person in this country who can in any way be legitimately described as self made. Even people like Buffet and Trump get talked about as if they are self made and they are literally running their father's businesses. It is not a secret people are just that dumb that they fall for it.

    Replies: @Retired, @Jefferson, @Hibernian

    “America actually run by Americans would grind to a halt.”

    U.S states like Nebraska and North Dakota for example seem to be doing just fine without having a huge Immigrant population, whether Illegal or Legal.

  92. @JohnnyWalker123
    @Jim Sweeney

    Being a rich person in Mexico or Brazil is actually a pretty sweet deal.

    The rich can always hire personal security forces to guard themselves, build gated communities, get around by private transportation, bribe government officials, send their kids to private schools. New York City and Los Angeles have lots of rich people who live very privileged lives.

    There's also evidence that immigration lowers crime in major American cities by pushing out lower-income blacks. From that perspective, mass immigration is a good idea. http://www.ronunz.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/RaceCrime-Unz-July20131.pdf


    The only disadvantage to the current system is that some day, the increasingly diverse masses may vote in a socialist president who confiscates the wealth of the over class. Fortunately for them, up to now, the over class has been able to manipulate the political system and media enough to prevent that from occurring. Given how majority-minority states like California and Texas are friendly to business interests, I'd say the oligarchs have little to fear.

    The people who suffer the most are middle-class types, like teachers and nurses. Not because of crime or barbaric behavior, but because their living standards are suppressed and their culture is eroded. Just compare what LA was like during the 80s to today. Crime is actually lower, but the city is economically and culturally far more inhospitable to non-affluent whites, who've mostly fled the city.

    Replies: @rvg, @rvg, @Anonymous, @Bill

    Being a rich person in Mexico or Brazil is actually a pretty sweet deal.

    That’s true of lots of poorer countries. I’ve known people who returned to India from the US because upper middle class Americans can’t afford servants.

  93. @Percy Gryce
    @Former Darfur


    Feynmann and Von Neumann were absolute first raters, and Jews never talk about them qua their Jewishness.
     
    John von Neumann became a Catholic in his later years. His wife was a Catholic, but he seems to have been a fairly sincere convert, according to Norman Macrae's 1992 biography.

    Replies: @Anonymous

    It’s the ethnicity that iStevers care about.

  94. @Anonym
    @ben tillman

    Personally I don't think they've thought that far ahead. Israel is dependent on the US being powerful and pro-Israel. I don't think any non-Chinese want to move to China.

    How many truly independent thinkers are there, even among the wealthy? It is also difficult for an insulated person to get a grasp of what the average person sees. Wealth is very insulating. Even business class travel will only open you up to servile immigrants.

    I think to be interested in this sort of stuff it helps a lot to be something of a history and politics nerd with some experience of other races and cultures, or else a strong ethnocentric nature. There are plenty of wealthy people whose main interest is making money and their hobbies are playing golf and such, not commenting on blogs like this.

    Replies: @Seneca, @ben tillman

    Yes, most people, including rich people, simply don’t think about such things. Like most people, rich people are too caught up in life, and as you mention often too insulated, to bother with such things.

    That is why it takes far seeing people like Sailor and Buchanan twenty years or so to get their message out. The popularity of Trump’s anti-immigration message is a result of people like Sailor talking about the dangers posed by unlimited immigration for the last twenty years or so. He has laid the groundwork for the meme which is finally starting to take off and which has gained enough critical mass to break through the Overton window which was strangling it.

    People in general are self-interested, or slow, or insulated, or disinterested, or distracted, etc….or all of the above so it takes a long time for them to wake up and notice things that people like Steve have been noticing for what seems like forever.

    In short, political changes often takes decades to germinate and manifest themselves. However, sometimes it is too late to save or turn around a situation. I hope that is not true in the USA.

  95. I can speak in re the three Utah towns mentioned in the MONEY article…they are all just fine, no hidden tricks that I am aware of…Draper is okay lovely, it was small horse country before the houses flew up the mountain, nothing particularly to make it better than neighboring Sandy or Orem or Bluffdale or Lehi…Springville is also unobjectionable, but it never comes into the story much, I would never conceive of it as notable or a beacon, we can all go for years and years without ever mentioning Springville or thinking about it, crossing the continent to fetch up in Springville is like going to Casablanca for the waters
    Heber on the other hand was a perceptive selection…it is nicer than anything in Salt Lake or Davis or Weber or Utah counties, that I can think of anyway, those are all hotter and smog inversions and city traffic, whereas Heber is LOVELY and UP IN THE MOUNTAINS but yet cheaper than Park City which is about Hamptons-level expensive, and parks nearby, country stretching away in most of the directions, plenty of work et cetera

  96. @Anonymous
    Trump needs to pick a VP that is anti-NWO and scarier to the elites than he himself is.

    Reagan picked Bush (former head of CIA) and only one month after the inaugural Reagan gets shot. Qui bono?

    Trump should pick Sessions to keep himself from getting shot. If he picks Cuban, Fiorina etc. the globo-mafia is going to remove him and give us the VP asap.

    Replies: @Lugash, @Anonymous, @Reg Cæsar

    Reagan picked Bush (former head of CIA) and only one month after the inaugural Reagan gets shot. Qui bono?

    The Bushes are Hinckley descendants.

  97. @Steve Sailer
    @Muse

    I remember visiting Chicago in 1965 when I was six. A tour guide pointed to the round Marina Towers, with its apartments shaped like slices of pie, and assured us that all skyscrapers in the future would be round because it was more efficient. Therefore, I've always been surprised that that didn't turn out to be true.

    Replies: @Muse, @International Jew

    Yeah yeah, great, I love Chicago too. But can’t you tell everybody here is waiting for you to comment on the Trump immigration paper??

    About the only thing I’m more eager to see right now, is an opinion poll carried out since his Meet the Press interview. I’m hoping to see a big bump upward for Trump. If that doesn’t happen, though, I’ll know this country is screwed beyond all hope.

    Ariel Sharon was a pariah in Israel, never polling more than single digits. Then in 2001, after some months of the Palestinians’ intensifying campaign of terror, with a suicide bomb ever two days, he got elected Prime Minister with 70% of the vote.

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    @International Jew

    "But can’t you tell everybody here is waiting for you to comment on the Trump immigration paper??"

    See my upcoming Taki's column. It typically goes up at Takimag.com in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, East Coast time. I may not be still awake then to immediately post a link at unz.com/iSteve, so check Takimag.com directly.

    Replies: @International Jew

  98. @Anonym
    @Steve Sailer

    Beat me to it. Indeed the physicists who built the A bomb were almost all Jews. They were quite motivated though.

    Replies: @Reg Cæsar

    Beat me to it. Indeed the physicists who built the A bomb were almost all Jews. They were quite motivated though.

    Not just in the US, but in the UK, USSR, France, Israel, and South Africa.

    China and India did it without Jews, but both did have a sizable pool to draw from.

  99. @Hapalong Cassidy
    @PistolPete

    Yeah, I was surprised that I hadn't heard of a single one of these either. It must have been by design. They omitted the more well-known, well-to-do suburbs. Probably because too many people had heard of them. Places like Plano and Frisco (Dallas), and Cary (Raleigh).

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @PistolPete

    Actually, thinking about it I recall Snoqualmie, or Snoqualme pass at least, from an Ann Rule book. I only bring it up to say its too bad she died, she was the only female non-fiction writer I have ever read. Steve, are you a fan? I recall you liked crime investigation books, but mostly LA based.

  100. WhatEvvs [AKA "AamirKhanFan"] says:
    @Anonymous
    @JohnnyWalker123


    It takes real guts to be anti-legal immigration. Trump has done something very significant. There’s a lot of attention being devoted to his stance on illegal migration, but his views on legal immigration are far more significant
     
    The last chapter in Ann Coulter's Adios, America* is very informative regarding the pro-immigration stances of some of GOP candidates for President. I was kind of surprised that Cruz is no different, but as Coulter explained, Cruz is a slippery chameleon on this issues (and presumably other issues as well).

    * I listened to Coulter's book on Audible. The book is read by Coulter and having having her voice, especially her emphasis on specific points and delivery in funny quips, is priceless.

    Replies: @WhatEvvs

    I’ve always thought that Ann had a great TV comedienne voice. She sounds somewhat like Lilith Sternin.

    Can I still use the word comedienne?

  101. @International Jew
    @Steve Sailer

    Yeah yeah, great, I love Chicago too. But can't you tell everybody here is waiting for you to comment on the Trump immigration paper??

    About the only thing I'm more eager to see right now, is an opinion poll carried out since his Meet the Press interview. I'm hoping to see a big bump upward for Trump. If that doesn't happen, though, I'll know this country is screwed beyond all hope.

    Ariel Sharon was a pariah in Israel, never polling more than single digits. Then in 2001, after some months of the Palestinians' intensifying campaign of terror, with a suicide bomb ever two days, he got elected Prime Minister with 70% of the vote.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer

    “But can’t you tell everybody here is waiting for you to comment on the Trump immigration paper??”

    See my upcoming Taki’s column. It typically goes up at Takimag.com in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, East Coast time. I may not be still awake then to immediately post a link at unz.com/iSteve, so check Takimag.com directly.

    • Replies: @International Jew
    @Steve Sailer

    Thanks, that was worth the wait.

  102. @Svigor

    Sessions is also being talked up as a possible Trump VP candidate. Trump-Sessions. Sounds good to me.
     
    I would 100% vote for Trump/Sessions (except maybe if we got a Sailer/Coulter candidacy).

    Donald Trump calls out Mark Zuckerberg on immigration

    Donald Trump has a new target for his criticism of the nation's immigration policies - Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.

    Zuckerberg is one of the leading tech executives who has called for a more open immigration policy. Specifically, he wants to make more H-1B visas available to tech employers so they can hire foreign skilled workers.

    Trump said he wants to require employers to pay H-1B workers much more money, which he said would discourage companies from hiring them and boost job prospects for Americans. He also wants to have tech jobs offered to unemployed Americans before they can be filled by workers with H-1B visas.

    "This will improve the number of black, Hispanic and female workers in Silicon Valley who have been passed over in favor of the H-1B program. Mark Zuckerberg's personal Senator, Marco Rubio, has a bill to triple H-1Bs that would decimate women and minorities," Trump wrote in his immigration plan. Rubio is also seeking the Republican nomination for president.
     

    Trump says that there are plenty of graduates with degrees in science, technology, engineering and math, known as STEM, to fill tech jobs. That means that employers don't need H-1B visas to fill jobs, and are using them instead to keep wages low.

    Employers are supposed to pay a typical wage to anyone hired under a H-1B visa. But in reality, employees on these visas are typically paid 20 to 45% less than U.S. workers who they are are often replacing, said Ron Hira, a Howard University public policy professor who has studied the visa's pay scale.
     
    Hahaha, I love it.

    Not seeing much in the mainstream media about Trump’s call out of Zuckerberg. Not surprising as the cognitive dissonance must be too painful. According to the media, the only rich political benefactors are the Koch Brothers.
     
    This is the problem with "gravitas"; if you don't say anything that the media can point to while sputtering, they always have the option of ignoring you.

    I fear Trump may face a Huey Long moment if he gets too close to the Crown. If he gets elected, he best stay out of Dallas.
     
    I think someone could at least make a grab for his rug before it's over.

    Replies: @Charles Erwin Wilson, @Wilkey, @Jefferson

    “I would 100% vote for Trump/Sessions (except maybe if we got a Sailer/Coulter candidacy).”

    I would vote for Steve Sailer as long he is never kidnapped by a Mexican drug cartel gang in Los Angeles. I like Sailers who aren’t captured.

  103. @WhatEvvs
    @Mark Minter

    The adopted minority children are future writers of articles on Slate about how awful it was to grow up yellow/black/brown in Whitopia.

    Replies: @Jefferson

    “The adopted minority children are future writers of articles on Slate about how awful it was to grow up yellow/black/brown in Whitopia.”

    Do you think most adopted Nonwhite children have an extreme hatred of their adoptive White parents?

  104. @Jefferson
    @Hrw-500

    "And the following article from 2013 who mentionned then Latinos could be key to reviving Detroit."

    If Latinos can economically revive 3rd world cities and turn them into 1st world cities, why are Latinos responsible for the increased poverty rate in the city of Dallas. As British WASP Northern European surnames decrease in Dallas, so has the financial prosperity. The middle class in Dallas is shrinking as more people with Spanish surnames flood the city.
    http://www.dallasnews.com/news/columnists/mercedes-olivera/20150814-latinos-are-a-large-part-of-dallas-growing-poverty-problem.ece

    Replies: @Hrw-500

    Could be possible then older Latino generations adopted our values while the newer generations coming from Mexico and Central America are more reluctant to adopt them and came mainly for the freebies offered by the “statism-bureaucrat complex” with the complicity of Democrats and the RINOs?

    Edit: Also, I read a text from a poster on the article by a guy nicknamed RichardH then I quoted:”“Latino” population, I think you mean the illegal immigration population. This country has lost it’s mind.”

  105. @PistolPete
    I don´t know if this is matters, but I haven´t ever heard of any of these cities\towns, and I have lived all over the US. I´ve lived in CT, which isn´t big, and never heard of this town, and I lived in Texas, which is big and never heard of its town. What this means exactly I don´t know, other than these town are pretty irrelevant, and so might be this list.

    Replies: @Hapalong Cassidy, @prosa123, @Reg Cæsar

    I don´t know if this is matters, but I haven´t ever heard of any of these cities\towns, and I have lived all over the US

    Maybe they like it that way.

    In 1995, Dennis Kitchen photographed the entire populations (or nearly so) of the smallest municipality in each state for Our Smallest Towns

    The one exception was Dering Harbor, N.Y., pop. 28, where the mayor wrote him,

    Our Trustees reviewed your request that this Village be included in your book on small towns. Regrettably, to do so would violate a policy of long standing against any kind of notoriety. We are intrigued by your subject and can only hope you will be published. Good luck.

    Polite, but firm. The book was published with a picture of the village hall from afar and below.

  106. @E. Rekshun
    Proximity to Canada seems to be a factor in a "Best Place to Live."

    I've been reading Money Magazine since I the late '70s. It seems like over the years, the "Best Places" rankings have slowly drifted north.

    Replies: @Reg Cæsar

    Proximity to Canada seems to be a factor in a “Best Place to Live.”

    For Americans, sure. Not for Danes.

    My dad had a gig at Thule Air Base, which is as close as they get to Canada. While the Legos and Danish-design cutlery were cheaper than anywhere in the US, he was in no hurry to move us there!

  107. @Mike1
    @JohnnyWalker123

    It doesn't take real guts to be anti legal immigration it takes profound stupidity. As an immigrant businessman it is obvious that the US would fall to pieces without foreign brain power. I'm not talking more Mexican laborers or awful Indian H1B1 programmers (they really are dreadful) I'm talking about the few actually ambitious foreigners here that keep things running.
    America actually run by Americans would grind to a halt. American born businessmen are lazy, entitled and ALWAYS "made" their money by being born to the right person. I have yet to meet one person in this country who can in any way be legitimately described as self made. Even people like Buffet and Trump get talked about as if they are self made and they are literally running their father's businesses. It is not a secret people are just that dumb that they fall for it.

    Replies: @Retired, @Jefferson, @Hibernian

    I’ve remarked here that Trump inherited the family real estate business. Howard Buffet was a congressman who may have had some connection to the financial markets. He didn’t bequeath Berkshire Hathaway to Warren.

  108. @JohnnyWalker123
    @Harry Baldwin

    I agree.

    It appears that Jeff Sessions has his fingerprints all over Trump's immigration policy. That's definitely a good thing.

    Sessions is also being talked up as a possible Trump VP candidate. Trump-Sessions. Sounds good to me.

    Replies: @AnotherDad

    Sessions is also being talked up as a possible Trump VP candidate. Trump-Sessions. Sounds good to me.

    Sessions is awesome. But too old, adds no voting geographic or demographic benefit. Sessions is an early boomer, like Trump and Hillary. And Alabama? That’s already locked down.

    Trump running against Hillary already gives away one of the biggest advantages–that she’s an old hag. Trump looks better than Hillary–because guys age better (because women’s natural perceived value is in fertility). But throw in another late 60s dude and you really toss away the whole advantage.

    Trump needs to get someone younger–at least into the mid 50s late boomer, possibly even early gen-X.

    Ideally someone who is also alpha and from the upper midwest–the great un-mined bastion of potential Republican white votes.

    Walker wouldn’t be a terrible fit–age, geography–but seems to radiate un-alpha (his wife suggesting the same) and the college dropout thing doesn’t help. But he seemed pretty manly pushing through his pension reform and surviving the parasites backlash. I’m not a badger and don’t really know how he comes off.

    Anyway, Sessions–good guy–but not *the guy* for Trump.

  109. Do white people commit most murder suicides of their own families? Do white people have higher rates of clinical psychopaths compared to East Asians or Blacks?

  110. Because in most reports of murder suicides, mass shootings, and serial killers most of them are white IIRC, the only East Asian mass shooter was that Korean guy.

  111. Do white people commit most murder suicides of their own families?

    No, just of their own countries.

    Do white people have higher rates of clinical psychopaths compared to East Asians or Blacks?

    Just those representing them in office.

  112. eliminates any place at least 95% white

    Lol, so they exclude the places the oligarchs and their media minions live.

    “Look over there see that nice place to live – over there!”

  113. @Anonymous
    @Anonymous


    Certain mainland Chinese, Hmong, some Vietnamese can be hard to live with. Hong Kong, Japanese, Korean usually bring less friction. But you can’t allow any of these people to mass immigrate or their mentality will change away from assimilation.
     
    Any area is made better with larger numbers of Korean, Japanese, Hong Kong Chinese. Worse with Southeast Asians, though the area was probably already crappy before they start showing up. There's also an element of whites who make an area worse, rednecks (Scots-Irish/Germanic, e.g., Central PA, Appalachia).

    Replies: @rvg, @Jefferson, @ben tillman

    Any area is made better with larger numbers of Korean, Japanese, Hong Kong Chinese.

    Do people really believe this stuff?

  114. @Anonym
    @ben tillman

    Personally I don't think they've thought that far ahead. Israel is dependent on the US being powerful and pro-Israel. I don't think any non-Chinese want to move to China.

    How many truly independent thinkers are there, even among the wealthy? It is also difficult for an insulated person to get a grasp of what the average person sees. Wealth is very insulating. Even business class travel will only open you up to servile immigrants.

    I think to be interested in this sort of stuff it helps a lot to be something of a history and politics nerd with some experience of other races and cultures, or else a strong ethnocentric nature. There are plenty of wealthy people whose main interest is making money and their hobbies are playing golf and such, not commenting on blogs like this.

    Replies: @Seneca, @ben tillman

    Personally I don’t think they’ve thought that far ahead. Israel is dependent on the US being powerful and pro-Israel. I don’t think any non-Chinese want to move to China.

    http://jppi.org.il/uploads/China%20and%20the%20Jewish%20People.pdf

    http://jppi.org.il/uploads/2030%20ENG.pdf

  115. @Steve Sailer
    @International Jew

    "But can’t you tell everybody here is waiting for you to comment on the Trump immigration paper??"

    See my upcoming Taki's column. It typically goes up at Takimag.com in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, East Coast time. I may not be still awake then to immediately post a link at unz.com/iSteve, so check Takimag.com directly.

    Replies: @International Jew

    Thanks, that was worth the wait.

  116. AndrewR [AKA "Aiden"] says:

    A few years ago I saw a “best places in America to live” in some popular magazine (I forget which one). The editors explicitly stated that they excluded any town whose population was more than 95% white (it might even have been 90%).

    Remember kids: “diversity” is a virtue in its own right. And any place that’s too white is Bad News.

  117. Real estate tip: Asians appear to serve as a leading indicator.

    Mr. Sailer, I recall that you once wrote a post about the varying rates of real estate gains/losses by races in the United States during and after the recession. “Asians” came out the best, and I think you attributed it to “corrupt Chinese real estate investment bubble” or some such thing.

    I suggested that there may be a simpler, more obvious explanation: Asians (at least East Asians) have high average IQ, educational level and long time-horizon as well as a marked preference for areas with excellent schools and low crime (which also means they avoid areas with high black populations, at least in a residential, as opposed to commercial, context).

    This post seems to lend more evidence to that explanation rather than the “corrupt Chinese money” explanation (which may still be the case in places such as Northern California), given that Solon, OH, and Coppell, TX are probably not major destinations of corrupt Chinese investors.

    Back when I lived on the West Coast, I often hiked near Snoqualmie, WA. Being in the mountainous interior of the Seattle metro area, this is not exactly on the radar of such Chinese moneyed set. But it is something of a scenic, affluent, technocratic, and granola whitopia relatively near a major high-tech job center, exactly the kind of place that many educated, SWPL-type Asians prefer (the town is fewer than 5% Hispanic and something like 0.1% black).

  118. @Former Darfur
    @ben tillman

    The real wealth of the West-that is, of the white world-isn't its gold or silver, its oil, or gas or coal. Savages lived on top of such things for millennia and never touched them. It's the creativity, the intelligence and the social order of Western man that are its real wealth.

    Asians and Semites (not just Sephardic/Mizrahi Jews, the better Levantines of all kinds) have a good portion of the last two but not the first. Ashkenazi Jews have intelligence, but their creativity is of a wholly different nature. And their social order is inimical to real development. Mesoamericans, Australoids, and Congoids have nothing, but in some cases a great adaptation to nature.

    I get a kick of those who say, well, the Ashkenazim are as above us as we are above blacks. Bullshit. Let's look at real creativity. Show me an original aircraft, a race car, a locomotive, anything an Ashkenazi has invented.

    Israel makes weapons, and in some cases pretty good ones. But they are all derivative. The Merkava tank and the Kfir fighter are classic examples. They do certain things well, but they are adaptations of existing machines, as is the Galil rifle. The Kfir is a Mirage with a GE engine and canards originally developed by Dassault themselves (in somewhat different form). The Galil rifle is a modified FN-FAL. It isn't an especially good one either.

    Indeed, firearms design gives us an outstanding example. In any discussion of modern small arms we will name a few designers: Eugene Stoner, Mikhail Kalashnikov, Mitch WerBell, and of course Israel's Uziel Gal. His designs are two: the aforementioned Galil rifle and the Uzi SMG. In some ways it is the best "buzz gun" in production today, and it is a good design. But it isn't terribly innovative. Submachineguns are not even a particularly key military weapon: American gun nuts slather over them because they are forbidden fruit. They are urban intimidators more than anything else, outside of legitimate special warfare operations.

    If we go back a few years we have Paul Mauser and John Garand, and several others. But all these men put together pale in significance to one man in the history of firearms design. He was an American, and an American of that most American and peculiar religion and people, the Mormons. His name is John Moses Browning. Browning invented a list of firearms that is without parallel in the field: further, several of his designs, in essentially unmodified form, are still considered best in class designs despite being in more than one case a century old.

    The Ashkenazim can invent, and they can manufacture. But there is not one Ashkenazi Jew that can boast of half the kind of accomplishment in the physical engineering arts that John Moses Browning could. (Software is another matter: Jews and high caste Hindus are quite good at that, but it takes a different kind of thinking to make real machinery.)

    I worked in electronics manufacturing tooling for years-that is, making the machines to make components such as high precision resistors-and I worked for a number of Jews, some of whom were really into Zionist ideology. And occasionally I'd ask them why Israel didn't get into any of several lucrative manufacturing niches. They have the workforce and they have the capital and Israel, like New Jersey, actually has some open space to build infrastructure. In fact, they do have manufacturing plant and it is nowhere near maximally used. They would always avoid the subject or get nervous and "uncomfortable", but finally I had a couple of them tell me the truth:"that's too much like work". What I found fascinating and rewarding they regarded as simply an unpleasant necessity. Jews regard designing and building stuff the way they regard having sex with their wives, something that occasionally needs doing but to be avoided if possible.

    People joke about Israel being the one place in the Middle East with no oil, but no one talks about the Dead Sea. Its salts contain trillions of dollars worth of precious and rare earth elements and the Israelis have exactly zero interest in extracting them. Indeed, even though the diamond trade is largely of Jewish creation, if Jews actually had to mine them they never would have bothered.

    Jews will go back to living in tents and defecating on the desert sands if the White race is amalgamated out of existence, and even though they know it, it doesn't change their behavior.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Wilkey, @Anonymous, @Will, @a reader, @Muse, @kaganovitch, @Twinkie

    The Galil rifle is a modified FN-FAL. It isn’t an especially good one either.

    One of the reasons I keep coming back to this site to read comments, not just the posts, is that there appear to be some knowledgeable and interesting people on this site, in addition to the authors. Then there is a post such as this that is both pedantic and wrong, and relies on a faulty sense of expertise to make dubious points.

    The Galil rifle is not a modified FN-FAL. The Galil is a modified variant of the Finnish RK 62, commonly referred to as a Valmet after the main manufacturer (though Sako also manufactured it). RK 62 itself is a modified variant of the Russian AK system. The Galil was designed to replace the FN-FAL in the Israeli inventory, because the Israeli combat experience through the 60’s confirmed that the latter was not as reliable and easy-to-control (in full auto) as the AK variants fielded by Arab militaries.

    Israel makes weapons, and in some cases pretty good ones. But they are all derivative.

    Israel, until quite recently, was a small, underdeveloped garrison state with limited financial resources. Weapons design and production is extremely capital-intensive, requires a ready market (large-scale buyers either domestically or overseas), and has a very high barrier to entry. For that reason it is dominated by those countries that fit those criteria (the U.S., Russia, and Germany). Even in the U.S. now, most weapon systems aren’t produced unless substantial orders from foreign allies are in place.

    Small garrison states (not just Israel, but Apartheid South Africa, Taiwan, Singapore, and South Korea* to name a few) that lack such conditions either buy directly from the major producers, produce licensed versions locally (usually as a part of a procurement with local “offsets”) or they produce indigenous designs that are usually incremental improvements of others. For example, to continue the saga of the Galil, it was further adapted by the South African military as the Vektor R4 (and a carbine version, the R5). So the South Africans ended up with an AK variant by way of Russia, Finland, and Israel (and of course there is considerable debate on what influenced the Kalashnikov design, and there is a credible argument that it was very derivative/not original).

    *By the way, South Korea, being economically the largest of the garrison states (and highly advanced technologically, with the second highest patents per capita in the world after Japan and before the U.S.) is now beginning to design, develop, manufacture, field, and sell to non-Korean buyers indigenous weapon systems, quite a far cry from a country in the 60’s that did not even have a rifle factory. A variant of their service rifle, the K2, for example, is used by some Iraqi special forces. Iraq is also getting deliveries of the Korean T-50 trainer/light attack aircraft starting next year (Korea is beginning to sell weapons to customers in the rest of Asia, including the Middle East, and is attempting to enter the European market).

    In this they are following the Israelis who already export weapons to a large number of foreign customers, including the U.S. civilian market. One recent Israeli entry in the latter is the Tavor bullpup rifle which has not even entered the general Israeli military service! (That will happen in 2018.) One of the reasons for the delay is that the Israeli military gets free M16/M4 rifles from the U.S., which made the indigenously produced Tavor uncompetitive in terms of procurement cost.

    His name is John Moses Browning. Browning invented a list of firearms that is without parallel in the field

    Browning was a colossus in 20th Century small arms design, without a doubt. But understand that the American environment in which he was raised presented a unique advantage for those who are inclined to design gun – the large-scale ownership of guns (and automobiles) by civilians that allowed for proliferation of “kitchen table” gunsmiths and auto mechanics. Almost all other countries significantly restrict firearm ownership and makes it extremely difficult, and generally outright impossible, for civilian geniuses to tinker around with gun designs in their barn workshops.

    Typically firearm designers in other countries had to be in the employ of established weapon manufacturers or state arsenals (which tends to limit very selectively the number of people who work on guns in the larger populations). For example, Dieudonne Saive, who finished several of Browning’s uncompleted designs after his death, was an employee of the long-established Belgian gun maker Fabrique Nationale (Browning often gets credit for the “Browning Hi-Power,” one of the most widely used military handguns of the late 20th Century, but it was Saive who redesigned and finished it; he also designed the aforementioned FN-FAL).

  119. @Will
    @Former Darfur

    As a patent attorney who has drafted over a thousand patents I can tell you this is correct.

    Replies: @Twinkie

    As a patent attorney who has drafted over a thousand patents I can tell you this is correct.

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

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