Category Archives: pan-nationalism and multi-culturalism

Super Bowl: Exemplifying "American virtues"

I came across an article* by Jay Ambrose in today’s Columbian newspaper titled “Super Bowl exemplifies some vital American virtues”. I happened to be with a Filipino friend and wondered out loud which virtues Ambrose would list that are specifically … Continue reading →

Posted in pan-nationalism and multi-culturalism | 11 Comments

Mass murders in the West; what has changed?

In the aftermath of the horrific murders in Newtown, Connecticut, a lot of questions are being asked. Here are some pointed questions that deserve attention: 1)  Have mass-murders becoming more frequent in recent years? The general consensus seems to be … Continue reading →

Posted in crime and violence, pan-nationalism and multi-culturalism | 13 Comments

Being "anti-Santa"

Somehow I got signed up for the “Opposing Views” newsletter. I don’t know how; it just happened. “Opposing Views” appears to have a leftist bias, but they do have interesting articles once in a while, so I never unsubscribed. Here’s … Continue reading →

Posted in government/corporate discrimination against whites, pan-nationalism and multi-culturalism | 12 Comments

Cross-pollination or cross-contamination?

Advocates for multiculturalism are quick to tout the wonderful virtues of diversity – without actually listing any. Pro-whites are quick to point out that racial displacement is only taking place in historically white homelands. This is, of course, mostly true. … Continue reading →

Posted in immigration/ Hispanics, pan-nationalism and multi-culturalism | 5 Comments

"French group" threatens lawsuit over anti-Semitic twitter posts

Mercury News of Silicon Valley, California reports that a “French group” is threatening to sue Twitter over some posts that violate France’s hate-speech laws. PARIS — Twitter agreed to pull racist and anti-Semitic tweets under a pair of French hash … Continue reading →

Posted in immigration/ Hispanics, Jewish stuff and Israel, Muslims, pan-nationalism and multi-culturalism | 6 Comments

Do buildings define a culture?

Most advocates for “Diversity” don’t give much thought to what they espouse. A lot of them tout the virtues of “Diversity” simply because they have no other choice if they wish to keep their jobs, friends and even family. But … Continue reading →

Posted in immigration/ Hispanics, pan-nationalism and multi-culturalism | 7 Comments

Cock fights in Puerto Rico and PETA

Cock fighting is perfectly legal, and encouraged in Puerto Rico. Government fees have forced much of it underground, but few are calling for a crackdown, except for organizations such as PETA. According to Yahoo news: In fact, the territory’s government … Continue reading →

Posted in activism, immigration/ Hispanics, pan-nationalism and multi-culturalism, shenanigans of the Left and of non-white activists | 10 Comments

My response to "Yew Among You"

This is in response to a recent comment made by  “Yew Among You“, who I’m guessing also uses other names for himself. Here’s the text of the comment with my responses in bold: Jew Among You! Are you the guy … Continue reading →

Posted in pan-nationalism and multi-culturalism, shenanigans of the Left and of non-white activists | 38 Comments

Muslims in Myanmar = trouble

Europe isn’t the only place being threatened by a rising, and violent, Muslim minority. Wherever Muslims reach numbers where they gain political clout, trouble inevitably ensues. We’ve all read about the clashes in Africa, especially Nigeria, between Muslims and Christians. … Continue reading →

Posted in immigration/ Hispanics, Muslims, pan-nationalism and multi-culturalism | 6 Comments

How the definition of the word "nation" has been switched

I recently bought a copy of “History of the World War” by Francis March and Richard Beamish (published 1919). It’s interesting to read history from the point of view of contemporaries, before enough time had elapsed to sort things out … Continue reading →

Posted in libertarian thought, pan-nationalism and multi-culturalism | 4 Comments