Archive | July 2020

The Confederate capital is now just another black-run city.

Policemen have had enough abuse.

Dems prepare for domination.

We'll see . . .

But it will focus on "diversity" in recruiting and hiring.

One wonders whether their lives mattered.

He had over 53,000 followers.

Darren Wilson survives double jeopardy.

Some "highlights."

Some men are "masquerading as holding progressive political views to ensnare potential partners."

Glenn Loury on the madness of 2020.

Now the government has to find a way to come up with the money.

Conservatives’ favorite sport shoves black politics down our throats.

A highlight reel.

Trump axed Obama's "affordable housing" expansion. Biden would reinstate it.

Who could have predicted?

Congressman: “My suggestion would be a divorce from the SPLC.”

"Stop and frisk" works, but police are doing it less.

Hundreds of Afrikaners protested the murders.

Will the group that handed Trump his last victory do so again?

Rare sighting of whites displaying backbone.

Trader José isn't getting deported after all.

People were confusing the Norwegian flag for the Confederate flag.

It's not palatable to actually try to save black lives.

More evidence that there really is a blacklist.

An interview with the author of "Sisters in Hate: American Women on the Front Lines of White Nationalism."

He enslaved fellow Samoans.

It housed at least 1,500 immigrants.

We aren’t dealing with something rational, but something more powerful.

Shoe-leather reporting from journalist Michael Tracey.

Cancel culture comes for John Kass for daring to mention George Soros.

Finance magazine says Trump supporters should not manage anyone's money.

Black-on-white crime with an Oriental twist.

"It’s a touchy subject."

Top contender: Noor Inayat Khan. Never heard of her? We hadn't either.

A salute to the Confederacy.

"At some point soon, America is going to say: Enough is enough."

But review is not expected to be completed until after the election.

"Refugee resettlement will not survive another four years under this administration."

"[T]he lawsuit argues the state would lose at least one House seat and thus an Electoral College vote."

Democrats claim it's a reelection ploy.

"So far in July, 5,583 migrants have arrived in Italy, almost five times as in the same month last year."

Welcome to the Third World.

They don't call the city "Little Beirut" for nothing.

Sure to be a balanced, thoughtful presentation.

The proposal is Rousseauian. The reality will be Hobbesian.

Government is encouraging vigilante action against its critics.

Photos from a weekend in Portland.

Not all caffeine is equal.

From coast to coast.

Between March and June, there was an 8 percent decrease.

She's a Muslim admirer of Ilhan Omar.

But he and Melania "send our prayers to he and his family."

That's the idea.

How important is Hispanic immigration?

Riots have taken place nightly for nearly two months.

It was the least fatal weekend this month.

Leftists target the New Century Foundation.

More mush from the Catholic Church.

Explaining the gaps.

Reflections from an octogenarian.

From the *official* report: “Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is."

Notes on a new epithet.

Mrs. Malkin was fresh of the receiving end of an antifa attack.

BBC lets slip: "It would be unfair to judge a 19th Century man by 21st Century principles."

Its his second conviction for raping a minor.

Our favorite comments from last week.

If cancel culture goes far enough it may cancel itself.

How race insanity became mainstream.

Our inverted world.

Words of caution.

"How great a burden can even an unrivaled superpower carry before it buckles and breaks?"

The rule "sought to extort localities for utopian demographic design."

The school will now be named after John Lewis.

Surely this will solve the city's violent-crime problem.