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How do you pronounce "Qaddafi"?

This post is an urgent one.  I cannot set it on the back burner for long.  Right now, people are talking about Qaddafi and his name is frequently in the news.  But this will change once he is killed.  So … Continue reading →

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A milestone for this blog

Everybody enjoys the approval of those they admire.  So it is a great pleasure for me to report that Steve Sailer has added this blog to his links. I have often found, after I had published a post, that Steve … Continue reading →

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The dream thieves

Being a chronic insomniac, I only got an estimated two hours of sleep last night.  But this was enough for me to enjoy a couple of vivid, and beautiful, dreams.  I have always cherished my dreams and I’ve even been … Continue reading →

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Roman busts

My favorite Roman busts are the ones that emphasize the individuality of the subject, not the idealized ones.  So, while visiting Rome and Vienna, I photographed a few exceptionally high-quality busts.  “These are realistic enough”, I thought, “that surely they … Continue reading →

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What's in a name?

Half Sigma recently told us, concerning the name “Brooklyn” for a girl, that… When I think of Brooklyn, I think of graffiti and traffic and guidos with low-class accents and neighborhoods of black people. This is not something I would … Continue reading →

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Odds and ends

None of the following merit their own post, so I’m throwing them together. On miscegenation in Europe.  I noticed a few white male/ black female couples.  They were almost all older.  My impression is that many middle-aged white men in … Continue reading →

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Rembrandt and Escher: Masters of transition

I was in Amsterdam for a while and, while there, I visited the rijksmuseum.  What I saw there left a powerful impression upon me.  In the Rijksmuseum one can see, in all their glory, some of the more famous works … Continue reading →

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"Atrocities against his own people"

Justifying military intervention in Libya, Obama has expressed concern that Gadhafi might “commit atrocities against his own people“.  Statements like these make me wonder what the U.S. government might do to its people if we decided to rebel against it. … Continue reading →

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If I were a rich man…

… I would donate some money to a trustworthy Japanese charity and travel there myself to help with the recovery.  No doubt I speak for many in the pro-white movement when I say that the catastrophe in Japan causes us … Continue reading →

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Abuja – a successful city?

Sagat recently linked to this YouTube video (in a comment) and said: Here’s a vid of Lagos, Nigeria. It may look rundown to your eyes, but it is a civilization. And watch to the end to see the capital, Abuja. That place … Continue reading →

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