Twitter account for editors of VDARE. Unconstitutionally mugged by NY Attorney General Letitia James, forced to suspend 2024, full archive https://xitter.cf/t.co/sTKB945dAB
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Death Ground for VDARE. We have video evidence of Letitia James thug boasting to ADL that he can get around our 1A protections--but, incredibly, Biden-appointed Federal Judge Mae D'Agostino is dodging it. If we can't get Federal protection, we have no hope of justice in NY State's hopelessly politicized courts. open.substack.com/pub/peterb…
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Why is it Robinson who is "right on the rape gangs"? The BNP's Nick Griffin and Mark Collett outed the rape gangs long before Tommy Robinson did, and were arrested and called Nazis for exposing it.
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And here's @AnnCoulter on Joy Ann Reid in 2021: Ann Coulter: This Thanksgiving, Joy-Ann Reid Has Much To Be Thankful For vdare.com/articles/ann-coult…
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Of course, Scientific American went bad years ago. John Derbyshire @DissidentRight wrote this in 2014:
"I used to love Scientific American. I looked forward eagerly to its (not very reliable) appearance in provincial English newsagents’ stores, and saved my pocket money for it.
My devout hope now is that the filthy thing will soon go out of business; that its premises will burn to the ground, its archives be destroyed, its executives be reduced to begging from the passengers in subway trains, and its lesser employees be re-assigned as unpaid interns to the Southern Poverty Law Center, where they can doodle sketches of Klansmen all day long." vdare.com/posts/scientific-a…
Scientists & science journalists decry the public's rejection of science, but are oblivious to the major cause: the perception, sometimes correct, that scientists are just another political faction. Among the guiltiest perpetrators are the recent editors of Scientific American, who turned this once-beloved treasure into a left-wing propaganda rag. This absolutely does not justify the Trump administration's unconstitutional meddling, but the new owners are right to restore it to its mission of explaining science to Americans. The Nation reports on The Fall of “Scientific American” thenation.com/article/societ…
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The regime has convicted @TRobinsonNewEra once again today, because he used the same tactics against @DailyMail journalists - in fact political activists - who had made his whereabouts public, thereby putting his family safety at risk. The system’s repression against political dissidents is relentless and merciless. Justice and objective adjudication are being replaced by political correctness and wokeism.
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But then there’s this
A 2014 @vdare blog post about this incident had this note: “The young women pictured may be qualified, trained, and licensed massage therapists. But they don't LOOK like qualified, trained, and licensed massage therapists.”
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I wrote it up here. There’s a link the original Ezra Klein skepticism vdare.com/posts/tyler-o-neil…
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This reminds me of Ezra Klein in Vox simply refusing to believe an 18-year old robber would attack a cop: “it reads less like something a human would do”— no, it’s normal behavior for a criminal, especially a black criminal @townmoron
ALT But it is, again, hard to imagine. Brown, an 18-year-old kid holding stolen goods, decides to attack a cop and, while attacking him, stops, hands his stolen goods to his friend, and then returns to the beatdown. It reads less like something a human would do and more like a moment meant to connect Brown to the robbery."
I used to review officer-involved shooting reports generated by a D.A. explaining the decision to exonerate officers, and recall often thinking “I mean, could that *really* be how it went down?” I suspected there may be some fog of war or selective memory or post-hoc justification to give the officer a rational justification and paint the victim in a negative, irrational light.
But with the post-2020 adoption of body cams, I now believe it all. There is no behavior too insane for a huge number of suspects when confronted with literally any command by an officer requesting some form of compliance.
Even I thought body cams would shine a light on some substantial percentage of clear officer abuse, but it’s clearly negligible, while dangerous and erratic behavior by suspects is widespread. It is impossible to overstate how wrong BLM and reform activists were on this count.
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But Buckley, for all his faults, wasn't Norman Mailer. It was only his misguided belief that Smith was innocent that had him fighting to get him off death row—Mailer thought guys like Jack Abbott (author of IN THE BELLY OF THE BEAST)should be allowed out even though they were guilty.
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I wrote about this in 2010 and I originally read about it in 1972 or thereabouts.
I read about it when Buckley was making the case that Smith had been wrongfully convicted, and I read about it when Smith reoffended and was arrested.
He called Buckley for help of some kind, and Buckley immediately and very properly called the FBI.
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Below (in light of Bolsonaro “losing” and having to flee Brazil) a Substack from September about something that used to happen a lot in South America—the loser of an election taking refuge in another country’s Embassy. NOTE: Paid subscriptions are coming in more lately—you can be part of this trend!
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>"It is this trajectory, and its potential consequences for the alliance, that warrants serious attention from NATO and its member states."
A serious mandate of heaven moment for the Dominion Society.
A girl boss at a NATO-branded shop got the ick. Instead of logging off and touching grass, she decided to launder it into a signals intelligence report and send it to thirty-two governments.
There is no link to Russia, and she admits it herself. No statement against NATO. No statement for Russia. Nothing. The Dominion Society talks about Canadian immigration policy inside Canada. It’s purely vibes. She doesn’t like it.
So she goes looking for anything controversial in her little shitlib bubble to staple it to. She finds the AfD, Germany’s dissident party, and through it tries to connect a Canadian movement to Russia, anti-NATO politics and foreign interference. Then she asks for serious attention.
Attention granted. By naming a domestic Canadian political movement a threat on NATO letterhead, she handed it an incredible amount of aura. She took the credibility of the alliance and spent it clutching her pearls over something that doesn’t exist. No amount of money could have bought the Dominion Society that kind of credibility. She gave it away for free because she felt something and couldn’t control herself.
This is what NATO is now. An alliance whose intelligence channels are clogged with HR-department propaganda, written by girl bosses who can’t tell an icky feeling from a real threat.
No wonder they can’t win their proxy war in the Ukraine.
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Bishop Schneider: "Now we are witnessing an invasion. This is an invasion of mass Islamization of Europe."
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I would like to share some thoughts on the Samuel Sey situation that have been bothering me.
I debated whether to share this at all, but with every development on Sey's case, it seems this becomes more and more relevant...
As you all know, in September of 2024, I was part of a highly politicized investigation by the Biden DOJ. They essentially alleged that the content my company, TENET, put out was Russian propaganda.
Now, despite the fact that every creator we worked with clarified that they always had complete editorial freedom, despite the fact that what Merrick Garland called "divisive" were just mainstream conservative opinions, despite no one being able to point to any actual evidence of "propaganda" that we put out, and that I was never even arrested, detained, charged, much less convicted of anything, I was still disavowed if not personally attacked by many mainstream rightwing publications and commentators. I was also fired from The Blaze, a company I had worked with for years, mere hours after Merrick Garland launched his unproven and unsupported allegations against us.
Furthermore, even now that that entire investigation is closed and we are more than two years past that episode, I am still blacklisted by almost all establishment conservative organizations. The DOJ still has yet to return my family's savings which were seized, and were not even earned from TENET.
All this because of lies from the Biden administration which were amplified by the leftist media.
Now let us contrast Samuel Sey's situation with my own.
Sey is currently being detained by ICE as part of a crackdown on illegal immigrants. A crackdown that Republicans and conservatives largely all support. His family insists that this is all due to some misunderstanding or clerical error, but the DHS has released a statement saying that Sey has been illegally present in the US for 4 years.
As someone who believes borders are important, but who has also had my fair share of hurdles with the immigration process and is skeptical of bureaucracy, I'm actually inclined to give Samuel and his family the benefit of the doubt here. I hope the situation is resolved quickly for the family, especially for the sake of the children.
This post isn't meant to attach Samuel at all, but rather, to point out the glaring difference in grace and support that Samuel and myself have been afforded.
Throughout this whole ordeal, many huge conservative names have not only offered moral support for Samuel, they've even gone so far as to share his fundraiser for legal fees. Additionally, as far as I know, none of Samuel's professional ties have been severed as a result of his detainment.
To be clear, I don't even have a problem with this. I want Samuel to be treated fairly. I believe in the prosumption of innocence.
It's just watching this all unfold, I can't help but notice how differently many leaders in the conservative movement have reacted to this specific example of legal troubles with a pundit, and I would be lying if I said my feelings weren't somewhat hurt by it.
In any case, thank you for everyone who has been supportive of me as I continue to navigate the fallout from Biden's team. It really has meant the world. And we should all be praying for Samuel and his family.
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Show what black-run Detroit looked like in the 1980s on Devil’s Night.
City was 96% White in 1926; 9% White today.
Blacks burned down 100s of building per year on Halloween Eve.
Once known as “the Paris of the West.”
It already happened here.
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“I’ve never once had a conservative strike up a similar conversation in a professional setting like that.” If he did, said conservative would immediately be in trouble with his employer for under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
During the first Trump administration I had to attend a corporate training seminar. 3 days of classes to get certified in whatever. Sat down at a table filled with people who work in different parts of the company. More or less perfect strangers. At lunch time one of the middle aged ladies sat next to me. We started talking and she immediately brought up how she was so proud of her daughter for protesting the “concentration camps” on our border. And how she’s worried about women’s right to abortion.
I’ve never once had a conservative strike up a similar conversation in a professional setting like that.
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Thanks @DerrickEvans4WV (who knows something about lawfare)
Letitia James… yes that same Letitia James has weaponized her office against VDARE Foundation simply because VDARE openly criticizes America’s immigration policies.
This speech is clearly protected by the 1st Amendment but that’s not stopping them from targeting this foundation with expensive lawsuits.
This is nothing more than weaponization of government.
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Faith can dwell in every culture and elevate what is good, beautiful, and true within it.
It does NOT, however, require the dissolution of particular cultures into one another.
The continuity of a people (including the Western and American inheritance of law, language, custom, and moral order) is itself a good that political authority is bound to protect for the sake of the common good.
Ordered migration receives the stranger without extinguishing the host, and prioritizes cultural assimilation.
Faith can be embodied in all cultures, because it does not identify itself with any of them in a specific one. It dwells within them, shaping them from within according to the “form” of Jesus Christ; that is, through charity, service and the filial recognition of God’s fatherhood. In this way, the Church draws from the various cultures all that is good, beautiful and true, in order to embody and transmit the message of the Gospel. #GeneralAudience
