Here we go again with another Chinese researcher busted for loyalty to the motherland instead of his adopted, assimilated, and integrated home, the USA: According to court documents, investigators first became aware of Hu on Tuesday, August 25, when he attempted to board a flight to China at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport. “A routine screening […]
~~~ Atheists are more likely to sleep better than Catholics and Baptists, study finds Preliminary results show that 73% of atheists and agnostics reported getting seven or more hours of nightly sleep, which is recommended by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine to promote optimal health. In contrast, 63% of Catholics and only 55% of […]
I was once young, ingenuous, and still stupid enough to try new things back in college. One of those things involved reading Marxism from its prime source to survive a poorly-chosen course in Marxian Economics. Kapital has three volumes, millions of words, horribly fatuous propaganda, and bloviating moralization from a font of ethical sickness. It […]
EthniCelebs provides a wonderful service since everyone, whether they want to or not, knows the names of some “celebrities” — actors, musicians, politicians, and other heroes of democracy — and can use those faces to relate to heritage, ethnicity, race, and genetics generally. For example, many ethnic Western European Americans believe that they have Amerind […]
Two visions of civilization: Organic Culture Burna Boy believes there’s something deeper at work when it comes to his popularity in the UK. “Most of the people from the UK, if not all the black people from the UK, and the people of colour – they all know where they’re from,” he says. “They know […]
For those who do not mind a little bit of sonic interference, I phoned in to the Redbeard Right livecast to answer some questions on nihilism, red-pilling, the JQ, and other relevant and spicy topics. Thanks to our host and participants!
~~~ The World Is Becoming More Equal People in the middle of the global income distribution, whose incomes grew substantially (more than doubling or tripling in many cases), overwhelmingly lived in Asia, many of them in China. People farther to the right, who were richer than the Asians but experienced much lower income growth rates, […]
A couple of days ago, the news screamed doom as it always does. They were certain that the new hurricane, Laura, was going to slam into Texas and Louisiana, producing huge storm surges and eliminating the American oil industry. People bought water and gas and waited. Unlike previous hurricanes, there was less actual panic. Many […]
On Monday, it will have been twenty-three years since Diana Spencer, who divided the English monarchy and produced two sons, neither of whom have married other aristocrats, died in a car crash in Paris. There will be much celebration of the People’s Princess, as she was called. Like most things claimed by the crowd, Diana […]
We are told that today we should commemorate the death of Emmett Till, who according to the Narrative was unjustly tortured and murdered by white vigilantes who accused him of flirting with a white woman. On August 28, 1955, Emmett Till was killed. After the last few weeks of civil rights lies, no one is […]
One complaint a lot of people have about history comes from the fact that the historian has an arbitrary power to designate heroes, villains, and sometimes even plot line. When a historian writes about say Charlemagne or Harold of Wessex, then this becomes a hard trap to escape. The characters are all dead, and you […]
When people become frustrated by politics, they seek a new quantity, namely a different type of system, instead of improving the current one gradually, including by what is usually needed, namely trimming off self-interested government activity and highly popular but delusional notions rendered into policy. These new quantities, being based on what is known as […]
Fiction Author Stephen R. Donaldson wrote a series of four mystery novels featuring a flawed, murky protagonist named Mick Axebrewder. His third novel, The Man Who Tried to Get Away, featured a cosplay adventure involving murder. This being a fiction piece involving private investigators, the LARP predictably turned very real. Hard people made hard choices, […]
Thomas Pynchon wrote about the use of language to brainwash people, in his case a subject under sodium amytal, by varying the emphasis of words to change the implication of a sentence. This shows how easily the mind is reprogrammed under control apparatuses. It is worth reading the whole sequence, and in fact the book, […]
As usual, half of the audience for conservatism finds itself enraged at conservatives, who seem to have failed to conserve much of anything. In retrospect, however, the assault by the popularity of illusion seems like nothing could have stopped it, only delayed it. However the sheer intensity of this attack has left conservatives baffled about […]
Affirmative action promotes people on the basis of being from disadvantaged groups alone, and fails to take into account that not all of these people are good. Since enforcement occurs only on the basis of having fired or failed to hire someone from a protected group, these people have immunity against their own bad conduct. […]
As we write the post-mortem on the American experiment with “limited” democracy, we can now point out that conservatism failed to restrain the destruction after WW2 and consequently, invited genetic obliteration and ideological socialism into the country, precipitating its end. After the downfall of Hitler, conservatives abandoned all of their organic principles and focused on […]
Over the years, conservatives have missed many opportunities to reach a wider audience by addressing real-world problems. They have focused on avoiding controversial issues and seeking symbolic ones, like prayer in schools or anti-abortion, which seem popular but lose out on non-fanatics. A few ideas pop up immediately: Cost of living. The traditional conservative approach […]
From an article on perhaps a slightly odd topic, the impetus toward Leftism emerges: “Among women who don’t practise it, the main obstacle is the fear of being the object of remarks. The fear of being called to order, quite simply.” Being called to order means other people pointing out that your behavior is unrealistic […]
One of the hidden stories of our era involves how little diversity is required to ruin a civilization, and how relatively similar that diverse group can be to the founding group. For example, a similar but different ethnic group forces the majority to give up its culture and accommodate the newcomers. We see this pattern […]
Daniel Voshart replicated the Roman emperors based on historical clues and statuary, coming up with this chart showing the gradual decline from a Nordic-Germanic population into something more closely approximating the Asiatic and North African admixture we see in Italy today. The Roman Emperor Project is worth perusing, as is the list of Roman emeprors. […]
The latest Prog-Whinge de jour involves hand-wringing over the fate of Amerika’s great progressive cities. “Will New York come back?” They ask plaintively. One interesting and provocative answer won the comment section on a post at Stuart Schneiderman’s Blog. And sometimes when you see the Phoenix raising its head you need to get a baseball […]
In our Leftist media, we are hearing a great deal about Belarus and how after twenty-six years of tyrannical rule, the country is finally being liberated by “the people.” This should provoke your distrust for two solid reasons: The source. The Leftist media preaches what Leftists want to believe is real, usually with disastrous effects […]
The last sensible individuals fleeing California turn off the lights. Oh, wait. That will apparently take care of itself. For nearly two decades, California skated past one heat wave after another without having to resort to deliberate rolling blackouts — including one horrible stretch that killed 140 people in 2006. The state’s electricity winning streak […]
We hear a lot about sea level rise, and the cause is assumed to be climate change, when in fact it may be nature compensating for human intervention through dam-building: The researchers found that estimates of global sea level variations based on tide-gauge observations had slightly overestimated global sea levels before the 1970s. (Located at […]
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