Category: Issues

United in Prayer group makes an embarrassment of themselves. (Please do not mimic. Thank you.) by James Edwards When you live in a place like Memphis, the local news media (which is owned by and […]

Censorship is resulting in escalating violence by Muslims against ethnic Europeans. Suggestions that criticism of Islam and of multiculturalism be silenced in the interest of stopping further violence are useless, as they attack the branches […]

Isn’t it time that we now begin to demand ever-more-loudly resignations — or prison time — from the parasites who continue to feed off of us?  Isn’t it? By now, I assume everyone who isn’t […]

This wasn’t supposed to happen. by Joseph Kay, American Renaissance, August 5, 2011 Twitter and Facebook aside, groups of young blacks who violently harass whites and Asians (“flash mobs”) are hardly new. In the 1960s […]

…the Department of Justice threatened prosecutions for discrimination if the racial makeup of people approved for mortgage loans did not match their preconceptions. Many years ago, the Saturday Evening Post was one of the best-known […]

There is now a bonus in that the Italians (some of whom might have been naively well-disposed towards the invaders), are now warned as to what the real character and behavior of the invaders is […]

<font size=”2″ style=”font-family: verdana,arial,helvetica,sans-serif;”><span style=”font-weight: bold;”>President addresses openly racial, taxpayer funded mestizo group–again.</span><br /><br />Last week, Barack Obama spoke before the National Council of La Raza. [Remarks by the President to the National Council of […]

Conversations about race breaks down, and the core social problem is lost in accusations about “broad brushes” and generalizations. Our conversation about race is suffering from a terrible abuse of the English language. As a […]

Leftists are poison. One of the ways progressives keep the flames of resentment among racial minorities burning white hot is to highlight purported discrimination in every aspect of American society. They don’t have to actually […]

The Budget Control Act of 2011 (agreed to by the one-party Republicrats) assures drastic cuts to the U.S. social safety net. President Barack Obama touted his debt ceiling deal Tuesday, saying, “We can’t balance the […]