thoughts in and out of season
What accounts for the tenacity of the white person’s belief he is a bad person if he believes whites should not prefer whites to other races? One hypothesis is a guilt that became deeply imbedded through endless propaganda beginning after birth.
The intense feelings are love, joy, fear, anger, sadness, and perhaps guilt. The child … More ...
… again this coming Christmas, as they apparently did last year.
Bah humbug to Target! Hooray to their competitors such as Walmart, allowing the Salvation Army to do its thing, and help others.
Those in the NYC area interested in Catholicism should know about John Rao’s lectures on Church history. He’s thoughtful and knowledgeable, and it’s the second time he’s given the series (last time the complete cycle was 12 years, this time it’ll be longer), so there’s some substance there. Also, you get really good cheese … More ...
Homage to the worst movie I’ve ever seen, combined with a history of the Vatican space program. How can you go wrong?
What does it mean that the leader of the Senate Democrats plans to oppose John Roberts because of insufficient demonstrated commitment to “Democrats’ core causes, racial and gender equality”? Apparently, that (1) people, especially sexually normal white men, abuse others if left to themselves, so (2) a comprehensive system of supervision backed by force is … More ...
Little-known fact (to me anyway): the Iranian fertility rate is now 1.82 children/woman, well below replacement. According to the BBC, it’s plummeting in the 3rd world generally, except for sub-Saharan Africa.
Dear Mr. Kalb and Fellow Readers,
If anyone has any questions about the storm, what happened after, and what is going on in the greater New Orleans area, just ask. That is my home. I rode out the storm and spent 15 days in the area afterwards. I am temporarily in Houston because of my … More ...
[url=http://www.thelocal.se/article.php?ID=2055&date=20050909]Feminists call for abolition of marriage[/url]
Attention, government-funded elementary and secondary school teachers and university / college professors!
Previously, the dogma was that human evolution had stopped 50000 years ago; now, the dogma is that it’s still been changing for the last 60000 years or so; see [url=http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/09/science/09brain.html?ei=5090&en=d8f1aae514ecf407&ex=1283918400&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss&pagewanted=print]here[/url] for details.
Please throw your old public school textbooks down the [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_hole]memory hole[/url] … More ...