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 I’ve figured out why so many antisemites’ arguments consist entirely of “Kevin MacDonald said so” and why they throw tantrums when you point out that MacDonald got a lot of simple facts wrong, ignored important historical events that didn’t suit … Continue reading →

I’m probably not going to continue with this blog. It’s pretty clear that Jews are not welcome in race realism, I suppose because if other whites accepted us, they wouldn’t be able to blame us for their own mistakes anymore. … Continue reading →

The principle, which race racketeers sometimes explicitly state, that “only white people can be racist” has been attacked more than once in the race realist blogosphere, but I haven’t ever seen anything about the source of the idea, until today. … Continue reading →

All right, it looks like I have now reposted all, or at least most, of the posts from my old blog. So if I continue, it’ll be new content from here on out.

I’ve white-flighted three times in my life. I had this wonderful house, beautiful and charming, in a mixed neighborhood. Then the racial mix tipped, as it always does; once a certain percentage of residents of a neighborhood are nonwhite, all … Continue reading →

Stupidity should be cured, says DNA discoverer Amen. “If you are really stupid, I would call that a disease,” says Watson, now president of the Cold Spring Harbour Laboratory, New York. “The lower 10 per cent who really have difficulty, … Continue reading →

The Diversity Recession by Steve Sailer Diversity is Strength!—and a Massive Housing Crisis A couple of crime-related links: The Truth of Interracial Rape in the United States by Lawrence Auster Like Ahab’s search for the Great White Whale, liberals’ search … Continue reading →

Race and Conservatism by John Derbyshire As Pat Buchanan notes in his latest best-seller: “Democrats had bedded down with segregationists for a century without censure.” When Congress voted on the 1964 Civil Rights Act, Republicans in both House and Senate … Continue reading →

Here’s a funny NYT article on the housing bust in Harlem. In general, places that had strong fundamental value have not been hit so hard by the bust as those where the developers and transplants were betting on the idea … Continue reading →