The New York Times reports that:

Three decades ago, in 1973, 78 percent of the students attending the nation’s public schools were white and 22 percent were minorities, a category including blacks, Hispanics, Asians and Pacific Islanders, and “other,” according to Education Department statistics. In 2004, the last year for which numbers were available, 57 percent of all public school students were white, while 43 percent were minorities.

If the GI generation had been told this rape of America was what they were fighting for in WW II, they would have joined Hitler.

Physorg reports that:

The Scythian warrior was found in June at a height of 2,600 meters (8,500 feet) in the Altay Mountains in an intact burial mound or kurgan… Researchers said the most striking feature about the man was his light blond hair, which Parzinger acknowledged may have yellowed after his death.

Charley Reese in Suncoast News via Tampa Bay Primer opines:

“Today, there is no avoiding stating the plain truth: We have a Jewish problem.”

A quick survey of blogs according to Google shows that 85% of the bloggers hate Pat Buchanan’s currently #1 Amazon book “State of Emergency: The Third World Invasion and Conquest of America”.  A question immediately comes to mind:  Why the profound disconnect between the bloggers and the buyers?  One is to expect this sort of response out of the mainstream media but what is it about bloggers that makes them so in tune with the mainstream media and out of tune with the people on this issue?

The Wall Street Journal opines that:

Simply put, liberals have a big baby problem: They’re not having enough of them, they haven’t for a long time, and their pool of potential new voters is suffering as a result.

Uh, excuse me, but the GOP is the party of the land barons as much or more than the Democratic party and the GOP has been ravenously consuming the fertility of its own base by centralizing wealth to the point that it is now nearly four times as expensive to form a family, in real terms, as it was at the peak of the Baby Boom in the 1950s.  Moreover the neoconned GOP is just as responsible for filling the demographic vacuum with third world low-wage laborers a the Democratic party.

It is clear—both the Republican and Democratic parties are irredemably addicted to committing genocide against what the Founders of the United States called “our posterity”.  Time for the “Anti-Genocide Party”?

It looks like not even the Lansky mob bringing in hot Hollywood whores for Jim Robinson can tackle the problem facing freerepublic.com these days.  Buchanan’s book, at present #1 in the Amazon top 100 most popular books: “State of Emergency: The Third World Invasion and Conquest of America” is sledge-hammering a wedge into the fault-line of the Republican Party around immigration.  What good are your hot Hollywood whores going to do you if you don’t even know what to tell your puppets to do?  Used to be Robinson would just ban anyone who questioned open borders or said anything positive about Buchanan’s stance against open borders.  Now if they try that there are web sites that just might take over FreeRepublic.com’s natural monopoly position and then what would the neocons do to control the thoughts of the online “conservatives”?  This is a microcosm of the GOP, make no mistake about it—and it is coming to a head in the next couple of months leading up to the election.

Watching America reports that:

The American and Iraqi armies on Tuesday, August 15, started building a wall around Al-Dora, a neighborhood in southern Baghdad. Soldiers have erected prefabricated concrete walls in order to “prevent terrorists from entering,” according to the American army.

Though Al-Dora is a vast, mixed neighborhood, the operation consists in this case of isolating the majority Sunni area to protect them from incursions by Shiite militias. Since Baghdad fell prey to civil war and the transfers of Shiite and Sunni populations began, Al-Dora has been one of the neighborhoods most affected by inter-communal violence.

So when keeping the peace matters, as opposed to committing genocide against European majorities, integration goes out the window.

One matter that really should not go unreported on this page is last week’s Senate ratification of the Council of Europe’s Budapest Convention on Cybercrime.  Due to pressure on time I have only had the briefest look through the original Convention.  It has no direct reference to “hate speech”.  But under its common provisions it appears to provide a catch-all of “other criminal offences committed by means of a computer system” (Article 14 – Scope of procedural provisions, 2b).

Legal opinion, anyone?