- saw this one at a time when my mood was a bit down and it caught me just right, picked up my attitude on the fairer sex entirely.

- OK, the film is encouraging some liberalism (and some conservatism too), dating outside the ethnicity, but at least not outside the race entirely..and that’s somehow not the point anyway

- heard some unflattering criticism of Margi Clark since, but only hearsay for what I know

- some interesting things about the screenwriters as well…

- but anyway, I liked it ...and it seems to be a film that works for both men and women.

....a little humor here, don’t start accusing me of being a communist or a Soviet, please… I saw Brezhnev’s face in the newspaper once, thought it was funny and painted this cartoon of him..

           
Anti-racism is prejudice. It is not innocent. It is hurting and it is killing people.

After a delay, the administration’s final “Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing” regulation is now expected to be announced in December. Originally scheduled for finalization in October, the new Housing and Urban Development Department rules will force all cities and suburbs to accept subsidized housing in the name of racial diversity, superceding all local zoning ordinances.

The Orwellian-sounding regulation would force some 1,200 municipalities to redraw zoning maps to racially diversify suburban neighborhoods.
While temporarily punting away politically fraught issues may be smart politics, it’s cowardly leadership.

Under the scheme, HUD plans to map every US neighborhood by race and publish “geospatial data” pinpointing racial imbalances. Areas deemed overly segregated will be forced to change their zoning laws to allow construction of subsidized and other affordable housing to bring more low-income minorities into “white suburbs.” HUD’s maps will be used to select affordable housing sites.

It’s part of the administration’s ambitious agenda to eliminate “racial segregation,” ZIP code by ZIP code, block by block, through the systematic dismantling of allegedly “exclusionary” building ordinances. In effect, federal bureaucrats will have the power to rezone your neighborhood.

Of course, Obama and Democrats are loath to inject this decidedly radical issue into the elections, so they’ll keep it out of the headlines until after voters go to the polls.

While temporarily punting away politically fraught issues may be smart politics, it’s cowardly leadership.

If the president’s policies are so popular, why does he have to try to hide them from voters? And who can trust Democrats now distancing themselves from him and his ideas when they voted with him 99% of the time previously?

Paul Sperry, Hoover Institution media fellow and author of “The Great American Bank Robbery,” which exposes the racial politics behind the mortgage crisis - government attempt to increase minority home-ownership instigated the sub-prime housing crisis.

http://nypost.com/2014/10/26/obamas-plans-for-a-secret-radical-agenda-after-the-elections/

                   
http://whiterabbitradio.net/white-genocide-white-suburbs-soon-legally-forced-to-accept-racial-diversity

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by Neil Vodavzny

Thinking yourself into the mind of your protagonist is an old author’s trick - a fraternity of which I consider myself a peripheral member - in that an innate facility for words doesn’t come easy, but from practice and a hell of a lot of note-taking. This relates to a piece on Anna Magdalena Bach, wife of JS - which just serves to illustrate the limited imaginations of moderns.

Not only were performance and composition closer in the early 18th century, as IH notes, but performers would have been inculcated with the harmonies of baroque. Harmony being notes in a chord, Anna Magdalena likely transcribed them from memory. One tends to forget in the days before mass media, music of a certain style was all that would be heard. There were literally no distractions so what we’re likely seeing are Magdalena’s inspired guesses based on practice of what would almost be a family or folk tradition.

Such is tradition, and one has to recognize that nurture and nature – see – are very difficult to disentangle. Baroque, and Magdalena’s complete grasp of the form, are a very apt metaphor for the harmony of the daily round in the cobbled streets of Weimar (incidentally, just saw his first wife was his second cousin). The milieu is the message.

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Jan The White Uniter has initiated a new website and will be talking to MR soon.. 
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While defending our ghetto square and the merits of strengthening our grass roots community by preaching there to its choir, deepening our understanding and resolve, it seems that at this point Majority Rights could also do well with forays to visit those down some side streets - to pursue interviews not only with those who are most aligned with our views, but also to follow a path of those who might be slightly off - i.e. slightly antagonistic to our views in a somewhat liberal direction, at least explicitly, while having some implicit sympathy through connection to our square, our cause; such that MR’s platform might bring-out that connection with their underlying fairness in concern for our people and our kinds. The more public, known or respectable the person, perhaps the better. They might come to us with an intent to criticize us or save face in cover inasmuch – fine. Perhaps we can stand corrected. That’s not so much the problem as coming-up with good candidates for this kind of discussion/debate, those who may be lurking in what are the shadowy side-streets for us. Therefore the reason for this post is to ask for suggestions as to fairly prominent/respectable liberals, etc. Those fairly askance of our views, but not so antagonistic as to be futile to hope to engage. Rather to pursue those who might be ripe to debate GW or another MR representative, to at least hear-us-out. We might see where the dimly lit path takes us…

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While distinguishing characteristics of Europeans may be the relative independence of mature individuals, sovereignty, self sufficience, autonomy and agency, can anybody really doubt that we are socially created and dependent upon cooperation to some extent and somewhere along the line? Lets not be absurd and value individualism so much as to lose its source.

As European peoples, the connections of our social systemic interdependence are protracted and delicate but as such, allow for their creative organization, coordination and the negotiation of win-win scenarios.

If both individual and our whole people are to be valued then in our separatist concern, let us finally share a narrative that honors those who harmonize our people while demonstrating effectiveness in removing interlopers and imposers upon our E.G.I.

For our tenuous but necessary social connectedness is also what allows these patterns of connection to be disrupted by hostile outsiders and the selfish, short-sighted and exploitative of our own -  whether less than ordinary folks or elite.

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Too bad this guy is at one of the F nutworks. He seems to have the right instincts and some basic matters correct otherwise…seems to take an MR cue on some issues, e.g., against the Right and in advocating all Europeans. Hopefully he’ll see the reasons to drop the F, but this discussion of Celtic tribalism is interesting and irrespective of that.

While acknowledging healthy pre-Christian roots to Halloween and commemorating our persecuted pagan women..

Trier Witch Trials: 

The Witch Trials of Trier in Germany in the years from 1581 to 1593 was perhaps the biggest witch trial in European history. The persecutions started in the diocese of Trier in 1581 and reached the city itself in 1587, where it was to lead to the death of about three hundred and sixty-eight people, and was as such perhaps the biggest mass execution in Europe in peace time. This counts only the executed within the city itself..

..let us also take occasion with that to acknowledge what is probably the most important pre-Christian holiday - one to commemorate European forebears and still practiced in several European countries: November 1rst, a day to commemorate European ancestors.

Male ancestral heroes to complement the ladies:

The 50 murdered by Hitler’s orders after The Great Escape

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by Neil Vodavzny

Should Australian Aborigines employ marketing devices in the same way as coca cola does? This almost unheard of question was prompted by this piece which almost reads like a joke:

Australia’s inaugural professor of poetry has been suspended for his racist and sexist language after a bizarre series of emails in which he called Nelson Mandela a “darky”, Tony Abbott an “Abo-lover” and referred to Aboriginal people as “human rubbish tips”.

Earning the label “nutty professor” in the local media, Professor Barry Spurr, an Oxford-educated academic and expert on T S Eliot who became the first ever professor of Australian poetry at Sydney University in 2011, was indefinitely suspended after his incendiary emails became public.

In the emails, sent from 2012 until earlier this year, Professor Spurr referred to women as “whores”, described South Africa’s anti-apartheid campaigner Desmond Tutu as a “witch doctor” and claimed that the “modern Brit” was “the scum of the earth”.

Lamenting that Australian society was now less white than in the 1950s, he wrote: “One day the Western world will wake up, when the Mussies [Muslims] and the chinky-poos [Chinese] have taken over.”

Although Spurr insists his comments were mockery, some of them, such as BCP and obesity, are close to the mark. The problem is that, nowadays, any style of mockery which has a tribalistic bias is seen as a transgression and therefore not mockery (see prev Lavigne). Spurr’s comments could be construed as a bit unfair, but such bias is part and parcel of human history.

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