It’s About Power
A prescient article composed two years ago by a black female conservative, that the ongoing conflict with blacks, and the election of Barack Obama as president, is not a moral issue but one of power. […]
Category: Archive-1
Archival posts from 2007-2012
Obama Administration Announces Plans to Regulate the Internet
If Democrats thought Americans were angry after the passage of the healthcare bill, just wait until they try to pass this. The Obama administration has announced plans to regulate the Internet through the Federal Communications […]
Professor Dumped From Oil Spill Team Over Writings
Political correctness trumps expertise.A St. Louis scientist who was among a select group picked by the Obama administration to pursue a solution to the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has been removed from […]
Rand Paul is a “Racist” (And So it Begins)
Independent thinking not allowed MSNBC on Thursday went on the offensive against Republican and Tea Party favorite Rand Paul. In a single day, the cable network devoted 37 minutes over eight segments to implying that […]
Caller to Rush Limbaugh Mourns White Guilt and Illegal Immigration
Caller and host get close to the truth — that European-Americans specifically are facing dire challenges to our institutions, our way of life, and even our genetic continuity — but they simply could not bring […]
Elena Kagan and the Decline of WASP America
“The WASPs had their faults certainly. But their main one was their failure to block the emergence of a non-WASP elite — to go down with their principles.” by Kevin MacDonald Elena Kagan’s impending confirmation […]
Breakup Of U.S. Is Inevitable
“…if the pursuit of freedom requires the extremism of secession, I say, LET IT COME!” by Chuck Baldwin People all over America are discussing freedom’s future. In short, they are worried. In fact, many are […]
Arizona Official Threatens to Cut Off Power Supply to LA
Serves them right. Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa on Wednesday defiantly rejected a warning by a top Arizona utilities official that the state could cut off power to Los Angeles should the city proceed with […]
Primary Elections Analysis by NumbersUSA
A “bad night for incumbent Senators” could equal a better future for America. A bad night for incumbent Senators who have favored foreign workers over U.S. workers — and hopeful signs of improved immigration balance […]
Diversity Policy Tossed; Tough Decisions Loom
Raleigh North Carolina school district rejects failed social engineering programs, moves toward common sense. -Ed. RALEIGH — With the school board’s vote Tuesday night to end its diversity policy, Wake County began a politically bruising […]