Egypt? Oh yes, Egypt.
In 2011, a CBS News TV reporter (Lara Logan) was ganged raped by 200-300 young Muslim men, live, on the air, in full view of the world, as she was reporting a story. They ripped off her clothes and savaged raped and sodomized her: putting her in the hospital after the attack. She was hospitalized for 4 days with anal and vaginal injuries. Yes, that Egypt. 😠
Donald Trump’s first presidential campaign in 1999–2000 existed to cancel Pat Buchanan. He hit the talk shows calling Buchanan a ‘Hitler lover’ and an antisemite.
Buchanan was the America First president we deserved—not Trump
FOLLOW THE EVIDENCE. QUESTION THE CONFLICTS.
Who funded it?
Who authored it?
Who rated the studies?
Were competing findings fairly evaluated?
When it comes to circumcision, don't accept conclusions on authority alone.
Read critically. Ask questions. Demand transparency.
How must it feel to be an Afroarab living in a Parisian Banlieu?
You see that everything is offered to you. You're living the most comfortable and safe life in all the generations of your whole lineage.
Yet you're surrounded by an infrastructure, you don't understand, you could never build yourself, and nobody in your whole ancestry was able to build.
You and most of your friends don't want to learn to understand or partake in it. Your subculture is embracing violence, drugs, and superficial wealth. From time to time, you venture out and destroy the infrastructure of this system that you don't understand and could never build yourself.
Then the system comes and rebuilds it...
These Afroarabs might live the most comfortable and safe lives in the whole lineage. But is also the most shameful and pitiful one. But I don't think it's their fault. They're on the wrong continent in the wrong system.
They are treated the wrong way. Thaught the wrong ideas. Only at home can they have a dignified existence.
The migrants decide not to loot the store because they find out that the owner is a Muslim.
Also, Muslim women don't get gang raped in Europe.
There's an ethnic war against Europeans, and we are not allowed to notice.
America's cities have major problems
Despite what "urbanists" like the author of Small Towns claim, however, the problems are largely not road-building, nor are they "walkable" areas
The issue is crime, and the massive problems and costs it imposes. Unfortunately, that is a problem that goes back to the Civil Rights regime, and won't be fixed with a bit of technocratic tweaking of one lever or another...Read about it here:
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My goodness. She, the demonic goblin @GretaThunberg, is much scarier than Michael Myers, the Halloween killer. Knows nothing; says nothing; contributes nothing; is wrong about everything. A truly execrable creature.
“Your universe has no meaning to them. They will not try to understand. They will be full of energy, they will be warm and fed, they will destroy your beautiful oak door because they hate you”
Do you know what blacks did to our major cities during the 1960s? Detroit, Watts, Newark, DC? It already happened here. Whites shrugged and did nothing.
The problem with Bertrand's explanation is rooted in his equation of the current riots with past riots, centuries ago, by French people, using the quantitative and context-less arguments of Peter Turchin about the recurrence of past demographic Malthusian cycles, "overproduced elites," and "immiseration."
He invokes Les Misérables and French street riots during Napoleonic times without any awareness of the intrusive racial diversity imposed from above by current elites, and without any sense that those riots were class-based, without a racial component, and without the incredible animosity of nonwhites for native French.
Under that homogeneous French reality, one can interpret the violence of past riots as claims about the distribution of resources by a culturally common people, other than class divisions. But under the current reality it makes no sense to ignore the divisions of immigrant multiculturalism. This is palpable in the way student protests over school conditions automatically incorporate racially aware actors targeting France's symbols and historic buildings.
Turchin's theory of elite overproduction describes a "surplus of credentialed youth"; it does not describe why the surplus is disproportionately drawn from African and Muslim populations. This is a population with very different norms, systematically in conflict with the historic nation of France.
In the past, the older industrial order, without immigrants, interpreted unrest as a wage negotiation inside a relatively homogeneous working class. The present post-Fordist order has dismantled that class through the importation of lower-skill (and higher-fertility) populations whose integration is measured only by economic participation, rather than by integration into France’s norms and traditions.
Bertrand, as a typical liberal, reduces French identity to a civic identity that anyone in the world can, in principle, acquire and become just as French as someone with a long ancestry in France. He refuses to recognize countless studies showing that blacks and Muslims have their own ingroup racial interests and behavioral inclinations that are actually inconsistent with the individualism that is imposed upon native French.
It is absurd to talk in generic terms about "immiseration" or "elite overproduction" in a France that has been flooded with millions of foreign immigrants and in which the majority of rioters are nonwhite or whites who hate France.
While I don't deny that cycle theories can describe the debt, the poverty rate, and the like, they cannot describe why these particular riots have the racial characteristics they do, and why they entail discussions about immigration, integration, whether France has a culture that should not be Africanized and Islamized, whether Africans have a lower average IQ, whether they are disproportionately involved in sexual assaults and countless other crimes, and whether they even care to learn a curriculum that is rooted in France's heritage and requires high skills in a high-tech society.
This is not the Middle East
This is a another new Muslim women’s only Islamic learning center in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It’s called Maryam Ibnat Imran Institute
Minnesota already has 35 Islamic schools and learning centers and 15 of them are full time Islamic schools. The state also has approximately 114 mosques
This place just opened up in 2024. You’re telling me they need more Islamic schools?? This has gotta end, they all need to go. We need mass deportations
Barbarians at the (Open Gate) Macron opened the gate and what did he expect to happen? Look at France burn!
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@Vertigo_Politix The "arrests" are a PR/propaganda cheap stunt.
The French authorities have no intention of jailing or imprisoning these thugs.
Murderers and rapists are routinely slapped on the wrists and sternly lectured: minimum jail time. 😠
In this short but insightful article, in the "second remark" section, https://t.co/r8umjxIBRU Alain de Benoist recognizes a dilemma Anglo critics of immigration, and white nationalists generally, refuse to deal with:
You can't expect economic growth with falling birth rates, and so you need to decide whether you wish to maintain economic growth or resist mass immigration and preserve your ethnic and cultural identity.
If you want capitalist growth, then you must accept immigration replacement, and ethnocide.
As Alain de Benoist says: Western Europe has chosen growth via immigration, while Japan has accepted stagnation by rejecting immigration.
Big business, conservatives generally, have always been aggressive advocates for more immigration. As de Benoist emphasizes, capitalism depends on it to supply cheap, uprooted labor that depresses wages and expands the consumer base. Liberalism, for its part, treats migrants as interchangeable individuals and ignores culture.
Opposing mass immigration without challenging capitalist growth is therefore inconsistent.
We have the choice of learning from Japan. Despite its below replacement fertility, it has refused immigration and, as a result, for two decades its real GDP growth has been very low (0–1 % average).
The difference between Japan and the West, as I outlined here a few months ago, is that Japan has a strong political class capable of favoring the nation-state and the ethnos. The West is liberal, and therefore it has an extremely weak political class dominated by business interests.