Did ‘The Great Society’ Ruin Society?
Three in 10 white children are born out of wedlock, as are 53 percent of Hispanic babies and 73 percent of black babies. By Patrick J. Buchanan “I’m not concerned about the very poor. We […]
Sign of the Times:Immigration
2012-02-25
Navy Seeking More Minority SEALs
If the Navy SEALs were predominately black, such as the sport of professional basketball, we ‘somehow’ don’t believe there would be this kind of effort to attract whites and others.–Ed. In nature, most seals are […]
Trial in Manchester Brings Rwandan Genocide to NH
Current immigration policy brings Third World barbarism to New Hampshire. Beatrice Munyenyezi of Manchester is accused of personally participating in the 1994 Rwandan genocide, then lying about it to enter the United States and gain […]
Watch A Conversation About Race
The low-budget, one-hour documentary that has challenged conventional-wisdom, and has led many to rethink their position on race and “racism.” NOTICE: This film is intended for exclusive viewing by NCL visitors only and is not […]
Texas Affirmative Action Case May Hinge on Justice Kennedy
Will it happen in our lifetime? The U.S. Supreme Court this week agreed to hear a case out of the University of Texas that challenges affirmative action in college admissions. The decision could bring an […]
CNN Arizona Debate – Ron Paul Highlights
We support Ron Paul–and you should too. “>. 2012-02-22
In Case You Missed It: Pat Buchanan on Hannity
European-Americans are facing a challenge to our institutions, our way of life, and even our genetic continuity that hasn’t been seen since the pivotal events at Lepanto and Thermopylae. “>.The depth and breadth of the […]
Massive March On The White House By Active Duty Military & Veterans For Ron Paul
Corporate media machine mum. But that’s okay, because now we know who will be standing and (literally) fighting from here on out…not to mention those who could not attend. “>. 2012-02-21
Justices Take Up Race as a Factor in College Entry
A VERY interesting SCOTUS case to watch this week…. WASHINGTON — In a 2003 decision that the majority said it expected would last for 25 years, the Supreme Court allowed public colleges and universities to […]