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Another War

12 Wednesday May 2021

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Once again, Israelis and Palestinians are fighting it out in the streets … of New York City…

Crowds of demonstrators were seen waving the Palestinian flag in support of ending the Israeli occupation of the West Bank.

A group of pro-Israel counter-protesters also descended on the consulate.

Tensions quickly boiled over, with the two feuding groups trading chants and insults, with some of those confrontations resulting in punches being thrown.

Footage posted to social media showed a series of skirmishes breaking out in the middle of the street.

One man was pictured covered in blood after he was struck with a chair during the fierce confrontation.

Equity and inclusion! Diversity is our greatest strength! All are equal! I can only assume that Russia and/or “White supremacists” are behind this further decay. When do they break out the rockets and missiles?

BLM: “We thug!”

Middle-eastern Loons: “Hold muh beer!”

No nation is perfect. No people are perfect. But nationalism at least guarantees your problems are your problems. It’s either that or it’s your problems plus all others from every corner of the globe.

A Good Restart?

31 Wednesday Mar 2021

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Conservative idiots may be aghast at this but just think about it.

Under the guise of “inclusivity,” the University of Nevada Reno (UNR) has implemented segregated dorm communities–telling YAF that white students are not considered to fill spots in “for the safety of student participants.”

According to the UNR website, the school houses three minority-only Living Learning Communities in Great Basin Hall––the Latinx, Indigenous, and Black Scholars. With the school’s website giving vague entry requirements at best, YAF reached out to the school for clarification on any requirements. “In the identity-based communities, for the safety of student participants, it is important only students who hold that identity are considered,” the Executive Director of Residential Life, Housing, and Food Services Dean Kennedy told YAF.

George Wallace was all wrong but this is okay. Because inclusive. I have no idea why any sane Western man would ever consider this cesspool. However, their plan for peaceful separation might work. Try it nationwide.

A Random Idea

07 Sunday Mar 2021

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I saw yet another story about a dead Amerikan public “school.” This one featured the return of … wait for it … equitable, diverse … segregation! It also featured a diversity consulting firm made up of the oddities one would expect. The school was one of the “better” failed and dead schools. In the end, I canned the urge to repeat myself for the 353rd time.

Instead, here’s a novel idea: Young entrepreneurs! Consider starting your own diversity consulting shakedown outfit. Gear it towards equity, understanding, etc for Heritage Americans! I’m sure failed schools all over the country could benefit from forced learning about the high value of Whites, Christians, and normal, intelligent people. If not, they could always be sued. Or not – just a random idea.

Failed Schools + Failed Students + Failed Parents = Failed Society in Baltimore

05 Friday Mar 2021

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This story touches on more than the usual systemic failure by design of the luciferian schools. But, as-is, it’s proof positive that nothing works.

A shocking discovery out of a Baltimore City high school, where Project Baltimore has found hundreds of students are failing. It’s a school where a student who passed three classes in four years, ranks near the top half of his class with a 0.13 grade point average.

Tiffany France thought her son would receive his diploma this coming June. But after four years of high school, France just learned, her 17-year-old must start over. He’s been moved back to ninth grade.

“He’s stressed and I am too. I told him I’m probably going to start crying. I don’t know what to do for him,” France told Project Baltimore. “Why would he do three more years in school? He didn’t fail, the school failed him. The school failed at their job. They failed. They failed, that’s the problem here. They failed. They failed. He didn’t deserve that.”

That’s .1373, not 1.373. If that’s number 62 of 120, then it’s reasonable to ask if any of the students are even marginally passing. But – and I didn’t even bother to check the published school stats – there is literally no point in asking. This one isn’t about the schools so much as it is the multi-culture of terminal decline. Once this kind of academic excellence enters the workforce (ha!), it won’t be able to keep the lights on, keep the water flowing, or feed itself. It is entirely possible that no kind of education will fix this. If your child is in this kind of school, you likely cannot read what I’m writing. All others: HOMESCHOOL. And prepare for a future where it’s self-sufficiency or nothing.

Emergency Aliyah Needed Now

04 Monday Jan 2021

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The people who constantly remind the rest of us that we do not need, want, or deserve homelands are mildly alarmed about losing theirs.

For the first time since the founding of the State of Israel, the country’s Jewish population dropped below 74%, according to the Israeli Immigration Policy Center (IPC), which cited data from the Central Bureau of Statistics.

The number of Jewish immigrants also hit a record low this year, with 33.8% of the total number of new immigrants, according to the IPC.

How to approach this news???

One view is that Israel will now experience the manifest blessing of diversity! Hooray! They honestly can’t expect their ethnostate to remain the monolithic culture that it was. This change has to happen. Some may be resented for it. (yawn)

The other way is to consider encouraging mass migration of the Diaspora back home. As a strong supporter of nationalistic Israel, this is my choice. Just sing that great Donnie Iris song, Aliyah!, and get on the planes.

A Matter of Trust

17 Thursday Dec 2020

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Well, what do you know? The homogenous American people of 1970 were much more trusting of each other than the assorted Tower of Babel 2.0 USians of 2020. Even the WSJ notices now, even as they can’t find the plain answer.

But as trust theorists have dug deeper, they’ve found that this negative effect is largely correlated not with diversity itself but with segregation. When ethnic groups are concentrated in small geographical areas and have little contact with one another, distrust is high; with greater contact, the effect shrinks. And while ethnic diversity has increased in the U.S. considerably since 1980—around a 50% increase as measured by the National Equity Atlas Diversity Index—ethnic segregation has decreased somewhat.

So, it’s not diversity, it’s just the natural product of diversity? Bullshit. The cartoon picture in the article says it all. Different peoples are not the same, obviously, and they obviously resort to skepticism when dealing with others. And politics has almost nothing to do with it, nor economics; all we have now are “others.”

The America of 1970, already just beginning to feel the horrible effects of 1965, was still about 85% White European – down from about 90% twenty years earlier. Now, where are we? 58%? Whatever it is, it’s falling towards just another plurality in a sea of incompatibility from every corner of the globe. This was the plan and it worked perfectly, causing the destruction of the American Nation. We can trust that the intentions of its authors were utterly evil.

Coast to Coast Assaults on Learning

23 Monday Nov 2020

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And excellence.

I’ve been warning Asians I know that they’re next. A few (I don’t know) appear to have received the message, at least regarding their kids and the schools.

When one angry Asian-American parent responded “Trust me, you’ll never catch up. If you need to lower-standards to get in, you’ll never beat us,” a near physical fight broke loose.

Another Asian parent screamed, “First you blame white people, now you blame us!? Grow up! Study harder or go home!”

Studying probably won’t help overcome what nature put into place. Fred Reed just wrote about one of the noted schools – may have to recap that for FP news this week. Diversity = lower academic standards and results.

Divisive Concepts

25 Sunday Oct 2020

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Few are more divisive or destructive than diversity. State stops the hate.

“Beginning Friday, October 23, 2020, the Department is temporarily pausing all training programs related to diversity and inclusion in accordance with Executive Order … on Combating Race and Sex Stereotyping,” the cable said.

“The pause will allow time for the Department and Office of Personnel Management (OPM) to review program content,” it said.

Trump’s Sept. 22 executive order forbid the teaching by federal agencies of “divisive concepts” including that the United States is “fundamentally racist or sexist.”

Now, Trump should make them stop preaching sodomy to more civilized nations, and can anyone who has done so previously.

Diversity Killed The Academy

22 Thursday Oct 2020

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It had a lot of help.

Gregory Hood spills the beans on the death of the best public high school (still a government prison) in what passes for the United States.

Thus, we arrive at the current controversy about the Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology (TJHSST). It’s not being renamed, though we can probably assume that’s next. Instead, the school, ranked by US News as the best high school in the country, has eliminated its admissions test because not enough blacks and Hispanics can pass it. TJ, as it is called, was going to have an admissions “lottery” for students who had a 3.5 GPA or better, but the Fairfax County Schools Board did not approve that part of the plan. Still, that might just be a stay of execution. A proposed “Holistic Review” instead of a lottery might be even worse.

So, for now, no one knows how TJ is going to select its students, but the old days of pure meritocracy are gone.

The days of AMERICA are gone. Read the whole sad but overly-informative piece. Then, flee any and all public “schools” and any private school that preaches DIEversity or other anti-Western hate. TJ wouldn’t recognize the place.

A Matter of Trust

20 Tuesday Oct 2020

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Since 1965, the US has been sold a bill of goods about the “benefits” of diversity. A new study sheds light:

Abstract

Does ethnic diversity erode social trust? Continued immigration and corresponding growing ethnic diversity have prompted this essential question for modern societies, but few clear answers have been reached in the sprawling literature. Taking this as point of departure, this article reviews the existing literature on the relationship between ethnic diversity and social trust through a narrative review and a meta-analysis of 1,001 estimates from 87 studies. The review clarifies the core concepts, highlights pertinent debates, and tests core claims from the literature on the relationship between ethnic diversity and social trust. Several results stand out from the meta-analysis. We find a statistically significant negative relationship between ethnic diversity and social trust across all studies. The relationship is stronger for trust in neighbors, and when studied in more local contexts. Covariate conditioning generally changes the relationship only slightly. The review concludes by discussing avenues for future research.

Rest assured that, despite the findings, the lies will continue.