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Tim Scott as “national leader” in the Multicultacracy (2012) — Revisited, 2023


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TIM SCOTT, “national Leader,” 2013-? NPR: “The choice is full of firsts — Scott will be the only African-American in the Senate, the first black Republican in the Senate in decades, and only the…

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The 2024 Republican nomination — betting market update, May 2023 — Trump 50%, DeSantis 28%, Other 22%


Using PredictIt better-market data, here is a look at the state of the Republican nomination race for 2024. I made a previous version of this kind of report in August 2022, and will here compare the May 2023 with the … Continue reading

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On ‘Immigrationism’ ideology, its future, and elite-dissent: Economists Tyler Cowen and John Cochrane on the impact of foreigners upon the U.S. elite


Originally posted on Hail To You:
(4200 words) They say the future for Western Man is “oblivion.” The Regime does have us on the track to oblivion. Our elite rides in the first-class train-car, at the head of the train-to-oblivion.…

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On the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF), its turn towards Wokeness, the OSF Board, and the role of Asians in the USA


(2200 words) “Our motto, almost from the beginning, has been: ‘What’s past is prologue’.” — Jerry Turner, artistic director, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, 1991 _____________ The role of Asians in the USA: the “diasporic ethics”; the instinct towards monopoly; the low … Continue reading

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On ‘Immigrationism’ ideology, its future, and elite-dissent: Economists Tyler Cowen and John Cochrane on the impact of foreigners upon the U.S. elite


(4200 words) They say the future for Western Man is “oblivion.” The Regime does have us on the track to oblivion. Our elite rides in the first-class train-car, at the head of the train-to-oblivion. They spend their time congratulating each … Continue reading

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The USA’s “Guiding Maxim on Immigration”: analysis of and commentary on a discussion between Nicolas Eberstadt, John Cochrane, H. R. McMaster, and Niall Ferguson


(2500 words) A Hoover Institution talk of March 13th, 2023 (link), about demographic decline, contains an exchange about immigration to the USA that is such a good encapsulation of Regime ideology (and mantras) that it is worth reproducing here in … Continue reading

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A tale of two Garlands: A study of U.S. political development through the contrast of two U.S. attorneys general, 1880s vs. 2020s


The editor-in-chief of the political blog Peak Stupidity issued a missive in late March 2023 against one of the USA’s top government officials, Attorney General Merrick Garland (“The Potomac Regime’s Lavrentiy Beria,” March 25, 2023). This man, Merrick Garland, is … Continue reading

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Keith Preston on Woke-Capitalism, the Corona-Panic, and “totalitarian humanist revolution”


______________ I present the following essay, by Keith Preston, on the Corona-Panic’s place in history, the Panic’s ties to Wokeness and “Woke Capitalism,” and to geopolitical developments playing out in the 2010s and 2020s. It is a unique perspective on … Continue reading

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The Cinephobe, on immunity from the Corona-Panic of 2020


The following 800-word essay, by The Cinephobe of Canada, engages with the question of “immunity” from the Corona-Panic in 2020. It is, at core, a personal essay on why one man feels he himself was “immune.” It is not necessarily … Continue reading

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Scenes from the anti-war rally in Washington (Feb. 19, 2023)


“A motley, disparate collection of political-forces which, at a glance, share very little in common.” That is the gist of one of the notes I jotted down while observing the scene during the recent anti-war rally in Washington, held Sunday, … Continue reading

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The World Cup caused the Chinese anti-Lockdown protests


The cause and effect in visuals, for those many of you out there who prefer pictures to words: _______________ (originally written, December 2, 2022; revised and published, Dec. 7) _______________ The question: What galvanized some Chinese to — finally — … Continue reading

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