I today for the first time read Jensen’s famous 1969 article “How Much Can We Boost IQ and School Achievement?” from Harvard Educational Review.
Jensen actually says that the best way to improve IQ would be to breed smarter people. He differentiates between positive eugenics, which he doesn’t think is going to happen, and negative [...]
I don’t have much to say about the couple that crashed the White House party. I’ll only say that one shouldn’t hire a black publicist. She’ll make you look illiterate. I just saw a TV host laughing at the couple.
Speaking for them, Mahogany Jones put out the following statement:
The Salahis are not ’shopping’ any [...]
There’s an incredible story in the December issue of American Renaissance.
Mulatto Tragedy
On Halloween night, Seattle police officers Timothy Brenton and Britt Sweeney sat in their cruiser reviewing notes of a traffic stop. A car pulled up and the driver fired several shots, killing Officer Brenton instantly and wounding Officer Sweeney.
A week later, during a memorial service [...]
We’re often told that ignorance is to blame for stereotypes. A study shows that watching the news actually correlates with negative attitudes towards blacks.
ScienceDaily (July 17, 2008) — Watching the news should make you more informed, but it also may be making you more likely to stereotype, says a University of Illinois researcher. In [...]
Paul Craig Roberts’ recent article and the hoopla over the civilian trial for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed led me to check out the alleged terrorist’s Wikipedia page. I uncovered the following about how they got him to confess.
On March 1, 2003, the ISI reported that they had captured him in a raid in Rawalpindi, Pakistan [...]
Here’s an amazing story from Time from two years ago calling on the federal government to pay whites to teach NAMs to read and not shoot each other.
A republic, if you can keep it. The founders were not at all optimistic about the future of the Republic. There had been only a handful of [...]
There’s a popular book in China called Currency Wars. Here’s how Wikipedia describes it.
Currency Wars, by Song Hongbing, is a bestselling book in China, reportedly selling over 200,000 copies[1][2] and is reportedly being read by many senior level government and business leaders in China.[3] Originally published in 2007 the book gained a resurgence in 2009 [...]
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