Regarding Slave reparations: About everyone in Europe was a slave (in Latin, "servus" - serf) since Diocletian's socialist "reforms". Emancipation came very slowly through the emergence of free cities, literally the first meaning of "bourgeoisie" - people living free in cities rather than slaves on the land. Only "blue blood" descendants of the ( Read more... )

A Thousand-Year Reich - The Sources of Eternal France

Imagine a German politician ( Read more... )

À Paris, j'ai fait un petit tour des boîtes à Jazz ( Read more... )

Tonight, I evicted a squatter. With her starving newborns, who will quite possibly die of cold if they don't find quickly a shelter in this freezing winter. I don't have any remorse.

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As I was positively amazed by the stars who proudly wore T-shirts with the inscription Celtics to the highest place, I was asked whether I thought there was any anti-white discrimination against players. My answer was an emphatic No. Why ( Read more... )

PC doesn't give us canned answers in such cases as that of Nativehyphenamerican slave-owners or slave-owning negroes (Cám ơn, Mahesh). In a case like that, who should be the target of hate by white people? (Cám ơn, MM) Easy answer: the newsbearer. Or of course, we can redefine as a honorary white any person convicted of a crime against ( Read more... )

Earlier this month, I had set my alarm clock on WGBH, a music radio channel, and I got woken up by the news from NPR, the so-called public radio. Under a fake neutral tone, it broadcasts one-sided newsThe underlying ideology is goodthinking social democracy ( Read more... )

Since I'm processing the backlog of my blog notes, here's one piece about a topic that has been at the center of several scandals this year yet surprisingly little open public discussions: genetic differences amongst human beings.
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I had read other articles by Theodore Dalrymple before (thanks to MiF), and they were all good. So when GNXP announced this one, I read it at once, and I relished: An imaginary scandal.