Wednesday, August 31, 2016

The Shockingly Regressive Social Attitudes of British Muslims Threaten to Tear the Country Apart

As any English person in Londonistan knows, speaking the truth about the population and immigration policies of Britain's treasonous governing elite, the Blair's, the Cameron's, the May's and their media enablers and defenders is, yes you got it, RAAAACIIIIST.

Thing is, as we pointed out the other day, not being RAAAACIIIST means being complicit in the genocide of your own people. So what are you? A politically correct twit complacently driven by the powers that be to support the destruction of your own people and culture — the Western civilization that created the modern world, or a RAAAACIIIIIST?

Monday, August 29, 2016

The U.S. Department of Clinton

Or, 

How Can the Democratic Party Run a Crook for President? 

Easily, as the Clinton Supporters commenting over at the WST make clear.

By Kimberly A. Strassell

Wall Street Journal, August 25, 2016: This is the week that the steady drip, drip, drip of details about Hillary Clinton’s server turned into a waterfall. This is the week that we finally learned why Mrs. Clinton used a private communications setup, and what it hid. This is the week, in short, that we found out that the infamous server was designed to hide that Mrs. Clinton for three years served as the U.S. Secretary of the Clinton Foundation.

In March this column argued that while Mrs. Clinton’s mishandling of classified information was important, it missed the bigger point. The Democratic nominee obviously didn’t set up her server with the express purpose of exposing national secrets—that was incidental. She set up the server to keep secret the details of the Clintons’ private life—a life built around an elaborate and sweeping money-raising and self-promoting entity known as the Clinton Foundation.

Had Secretary Clinton kept the foundation at arm’s length while in office—as obvious ethical standards would have dictated—there would never have been any need for a private server, or even private email. The vast majority of her electronic communications would have related to her job at the State Department, with maybe that occasional yoga schedule. And those Freedom of Information Act officers would have had little difficulty—when later going through a state.gov email—screening out the clearly “personal” before making her records public. This is how it works for everybody else.

Friday, August 26, 2016

Virtuous Racism

A man should, whatever happens, keep to his own caste, race and breed.
Let the White go to the White and the Black to the Black.
Rudyard Kipling (Beyond the Pale, in Plain Tales From the Hills)

Racism is defined as the belief that a particular race is superior to another. Thus, a person who believes that it is better that Germany, say, is populated mainly by Germans, rather than by, say, Syrians or Chinese is a racist since they are saying that a German is better than a Syrian or a Chinese, at least in Germany.

The Chinese and the Syrians, of course, think Chinese or Syrians, as the case may be, are better in China or Syria. In fact, that's how the great majority of people in any country think. Only bigots like Hillary Clinton, Tony Blair, and Angela Merkel apply the perjorative term "racist" to people who believe in the preservation of their own kind, their own legal and religious traditions, and their own culture.

Birmingham New St. School: These are lovely children, but nearly all are immigrants or the children of immigrants, the indigenous population of England having been slated by a treasonous elite for minority status, along with English culture and eventually perhaps even the English common law. Today, in Birmingham, England's second city, English elementary school children are not even the largest minority ethnic group. Click to enlarge (Image source)


The racism of those who seek to preserve their own cultural and racial identities is in stark opposition to the globalist project to make the European peoples minorities in their own homes through a combination of policies that suppress the reproduction of the indigenous people while bringing about mass replacement immigration. In Britain, this project has already achieved its objective in London, Luton, Leicester, as in many other urban areas in Britain, the European mainland, and the United States too.

Hillliary ("A Congenital Liar" NY Times), In Her Own Words



Wednesday, August 24, 2016

Canada's Ponzi Economy and the Vancouver Housing Market

For details and an interactive map go here
Here's a map showing the proportion of Vancouver residents who are financially qualified to purchase a median priced home. The areas shaded in pale yellow, i.e., most of the map on the West side of town, indicate where less than 20% of households are so qualified.

It reminds me of 1986 when we planned on moving from the West Coast to Toronto. House prices in Toronto were on a crazy roll. Inventory was almost non-existent, and most of the houses that were for sale looked as though they were occupied by the kind of people who couldn’t possibly afford to buy a house for the kind of money their house was priced at.

But think about this. In 1972, we contemplated buying a house in the 4700 block of Vancouver's W 2nd Avenue, which was priced at $189 K. In the 46 years since then, that house has appreciated (according to the BC Assessment Authority) over 62 times to almost $12 million. That’s equivalent to a 500,000% increase per century. Does that sound like hyper-inflation?

Yet if real mortgage rates go negative, who’s to say prices cannot still sky-rocket!

Still, I don’t think things can go on as they have. In the short-run perhaps, but in the long-run, the trend for a huge and increasing proportion of income to be devoted to the payment of rent, either to landlords, or as interest on mortgages to banks, cannot continue. More capital has to go into productive sectors of the economy that generate real wealth, as opposed to capital gains on real estate which are in reality generational wealth transfers.

Of course I’m not complaining. Since the early 70's, our house (not in Vancouver) has appreciated about four times faster than wages, so when it is sold it should reap a windfall for someone — my estate I suppose — of around a million dollars (that's if I die soon, much more, on current trends, if I die later), the gain to be at the expense of the poor folks who will have to pay the mortgage on that amount.

Does that sound reasonable and fair? Will Canadians for ever put up with a Ponzi economy that punishes young adults most, i.e., young folks entering the RE market? It's great, I suppose, if you want to perpetuate the failure of Canadians, a tiny population occupying half a continent, to fully reproduce themselves (but that's another matter).

Question is, how did we get to the present state of the economy and how could that state be changed?

Steve Keen, and others outside the bubble of Nobel-Prize-winning bullshit economics, have well revealed the pathologies of the FIRE economy that has dominated the West since the drive for globalization went into high gear in 1994. That was the year Bill Clinton signed the GATT agreement, a treaty that exposed US labor to unrestricted competition from workers of the Third World earning less than 5% of US wages.

As American and other Western workers affected by the new wave of globalization became increasingly uncompetitive in the internationally tradable sectors of the economy, they made up for the short-fall in income by taking on ever increasing amounts of debt, the debt bubble continually stimulated by declining interest rates (now absurdly entering negative territory), and money creation, mainly by private institutions.

The question is, what to do to reverse this trend and stimulate wealth creating investment?

The answer, obviously, is to redirect capital from consumption and speculative investments in a Ponzi economy into productive activities. Trouble is, Western governments are all owned by the banks and other financial corporations that reap the profits of the debt-based economy and see less opportunity for profit from investment in productive endeavors than in driving asset bubbles.

So what to do? A lynching or two might help. At least the total public humiliation of scoundrel politicians such as Blair and Brown and Cameron, the Bush’s and the Clinton’s who do the bidding of the corporate elite (for pay) would be a start, so the ongoing public humiliation of Hillary, a life-long liar and swindler, is an encouraging start. A war crimes trial for Bush and Blair would be another step in the right direction. Publicly debagging some Central Bankers, past and present, would be a good idea too.

How Hillary Claims to Have Been Duped By Dubya's Preposterous Lies for War With Iraq



Amazing, really, that a candidate for the US Presidency in 2016 would claim to have been duped by Dubya's 2003 lies in justification of the criminal war of imperialistic aggression against Iraq.

At the time, I didn't believe a word of what we now know for absolute certainty to have been a stream of lies for war from Bush and Blair and their media accomplices, the New York Times (remember the scare about Saddam's aluminum tubes), WaPo, Fox News and the British Broadcorping Castration (remember Saddam's drones of death that would spread plague across the Western world), etc., etc. Neither did my old school bud, the late Postman Patel, aka Edward Teague, believe the obvious rubbish and lies propagated by the political class and the media to justify an war of aggression against Iraq.

In a precient essay he wrote about the, then, forthcoming Iraq war for my old Web site, the Canadian Spectator, Edward accurately predicted the disaster that the Iraq war would become:
What is uncertain is the aftermath. This is the variable never publicly factored into the thinking(?) of the Tony Sopranos of Dubya's gang; their deeds plant the seeds of future, furious, frightening resistance. As many as half a million Iraqi soldiers may be intentionally killed and perhaps 100,000 civilians written off to collateral damage. Think of the grief of millions after this slaughter, the conversion of that grief into rage, combine that with the internecine struggles based on historical ethnic fault lines (that the Ba'ath Party has repressed), and we begin to appreciate the explosive complexity of post-invasion Iraq.
In fact, this was not genius. It was just rational thinking that no doubt also underlay the war planning at the Pentagon and the White House. But acknowledging the truth about America's imperialistic wars of aggression can never be admitted. American foreign policy requires a bodyguard of lies and liars, which means that American politics now depends on the maintenance of an ever growing body of lies through the election of career liars such as the Bush's and the Clinton's aided by the ever mendacious corporate media oligopoly.

The American Republic, RIP.

Iraq, Under Re-Construction

Edward Teague: Bush's gang of mad beekeepers

Tuesday, August 23, 2016

Time Is Neither Absolute Nor Does It Flow Equably, But It Does Flow

Absolute, true and mathematical time, of itself, and from its own nature flows equably without regard to anything external, and by another name is called duration: relative, apparent and common time, is some sensible and external (whether accurate or unequable) measure of duration by the means of motion, which is commonly used instead of true time ...Isaac Newton
Things always change, as do we ourselves, in our perceptions, our beliefs, our social life, our mortal frame, the latter ultimately to be with clay compounded, or as a plume of smoke and a heap of ashes dispersed.

We cannot pause or rerun the tape.

Or can we?

HuffPo: Donald Trump Is Going To Be Elected

If the Huffington Post tells you that Hillary is going to be elected, you know that's merely what they're hoping for.

 But when the Huffington Post tells you that Donald Trump is going to be elected, you know they mean it. And they have some pretty good reasons.

Related:

Former Tom Bradley Aide Says Secret Trump Voters Similar to ‘Bradley Effect’

Monday, August 22, 2016

Dilbert Creator, Scott Adams: "The Public will decide and the Leaders Will Follow." Shuuuure!

Quickly, name a policy idea from a major candidate that is both deeply unpopular with the public and also likely to become a law. I can’t think of one. That isn’t even a thing anymore. If the public doesn’t like it, the leaders can’t do it. Period.
The above is from Scott Adams's current blog post.

Does it make any sense?

Consider his demand: "Quickly, name a policy idea from a major candidate that is both deeply unpopular with the public and also likely to become a law."

First, why "quickly"? Why can't we think about it a bit a make a suggestion that might challenge his assumption?

Second,

Lying US State Department Lied About How It Lied to the American Public

Saturday, August 20, 2016

Why the Left Abandoned the Workers to Serve the Money Power

Over on Ron Unz's Review, Professor Paul Craig Roberts argues for a return of the left to its traditional role in serving the interests of working people. This, however, is a pipe dream. The last time the left mattered in the Western world, or indeed had any reality, was in the late 60's, the era of Lyndon Baines Johnson, Harold Wilson and Gough Witlam. Then followed the times of Richard Nixon, Ted Heath and Malcolm Fraser, when the new globalization took off.

Image source.

In the late sixties, the left in the Anglo world still had political power, which was exercised through left-associated political parties, i.e., the US Democratic Party, Britain’s Labour Party, Canada’s New Democratic Party and Australia's Labour Party. Such influence depended in large part on the financial support and intellectual resources that  that labor unions provided left-wing parties.

Thursday, August 18, 2016

From Brexit to Eurasian Integration?

Who rules East Europe commands the Heartland;
who rules the Heartland commands the World-Island;
who rules the World-Island commands the world.

Halford John Mackinder
Britain's new Prime Minister, Teresa May, who campaigned against Brexit in the June referendum, is in no hurry it seems, to execute the will of the British people to quit the EU. Rather, her government has indicated that it will take its time, up to three years, to act upon the will of the people.

If a week in politics is a long time, three years is an eternity, during which the direction of any government may rotate one hundred and eighty degrees multiple times. Thus one explanation for Ms. May's slow mo approach to Brexit is that she has no intention of going through with the process, but as we posited the other day, seeks rather to defeat the will of the people by avoiding Brexit altogether.

But this explanation for the UK Government's tardiness in implementing Brexit is not as compelling as it may at first appear. The EU, after all, is moribund, with most of its constituent nations resentful of the way that Germany, the EU's industrial power house, has prospered while ruthlessly imposing austerity on the EU's weaker members. Moreover, the weakness at the periphery of the Eurozone is a direct result of the strength at the center. The Euro, being under-priced relative to the productivity of Germany's workforce, has strongly stimulated the German economy, whereas it has more or less severely retarded the economies of other EU nations, where workforce productivity is lower, or much lower, than Germany's.

The economic difficulties of much of the EU combined with the widespread disgust at Ms. Merkel's enthusiasm for flooding Europe with millions of young, aggressive Muslim males suggest that the EU is now in a condition similar to that of the no less democratic Soviet Union at the moment of its of implosion.

Why then would Ms. May, apparently an astute politician, decline the opportunity that the Brexit vote provides to abandon a sinking ship?

The answer, surely, is to be found in geopolitics. If Britain were to exit the EU tomorrow, which it undoubtedly could, its relations with the United States would require drastic revision. As a member of the EU, Britain has a special relationship with the US. It is a convenient location for many American corporations doing business in Europe, and serves, by virtue of the "special relationship," as an agent of influence for the United States within the EU. Outside the EU, however, Britain is of rather little consequence to the US except as an unsinkable aircraft carrier, within striking range of Russia, North Africa and the Middle-East. In other words, outside the EU, Britain's value to the US becomes chiefly that of a military base, a European off-shore island under military occupation.

What then should Ms. May do?

Under the circumstances, the time is clearly ripe for a total reconsideration of the administrative structure, and economic and military relations of both the UK and the EU. The prospect of the imminent implosion of the EU must surely have concentrated the minds of a formerly complacent EU elite. The anti-nationalist policies of the EU are loathed and despised by all but the most brainwashed of the European population, while the anti-Russian policies forced upon the EU by the United States are resented by the business class for the damage they do to multiple industries from agriculture and tourism to engineering and the military industrial complex.

The remedy for Europe thus seems clear: change sides in the New Cold War. That means calling a new world into existence — the Eurasian World — to redress the balance of the old. Russia is back as a world power. Only a lunatic or totally enslaved Europe will wage war against Russia for the benefit of American global domination. Rather, Europe has no rational foreign and economic policy other than Eurasian integration: a free-trade zone and security zone from Atlantic to Pacific based on Russian resources and defense and space technology; European capital, science and advanced technology; the vast human capital of Asia; these linked by the new Silk Roads, Rails and Pipelines.

Domestically, the European nations must restore their democracies, drive out alien ideologies from political correctness to Islamic fundamentalism, while restoring the vitality of their indigenous populations and cultures.

The result?

One hundred years of peace, perhaps, during during which we might figure out how to rid the world of weapons of mass destruction, live in balance with the environment, and devise a long-term future for humanity.

Wednesday, August 17, 2016

Why Do Liberals Promote Diversity? Because They Hate It

Malcolm Pollack has a sharp comment about liberal humbug on the question of human racial diversity.

Liberals have long denied the reality of race, gleefully dismissing any who disagree with them as racists. I say gleefully, thinking in particular of liberals in the EU, where the expression of racist ideas is a criminal offense punishable by imprisonment.

But now the trouble for liberals, as Pollack notes, is that there are too many scientifically literate people exposing the obvious stupidity of denying that human groups differ in heritable characteristics — like West Africans, for example, being (some of them) very fast runners compared with the rest of humanity; or Australian Abos. having an exceptionally large visual cortex, which correlates with a superior capacity for finding one's way in the bush.

What's more,

Tuesday, August 16, 2016

Fixing Brexit: Defeating the Will of the British People

It seemed strange to me that after Prime Minister David Cameron, an opponent of Brexit, resigned following the victory of the Outs in the Brexit referendum, the governing Conservative party chose Teresa May, one of the Ins, as its new leader.

Stranger still, it seemed to me, that almost immediately after become Prime Minister, Teresa May decided to go to Switzerland for a couple of weeks "holiday."

Really? I mean, if she's so weak that merely being appointed Prime Minister necessitates a holiday, what use is she?

But then the question naturally arises, what discussions, negotiations, or deals might more easily be conducted during a two-week-long foreign holiday, than while resident at her official Downing St. home in London. Could it be that Ms. May is working to betray the people and reverse the Brexit decision?

Sunday, August 14, 2016

More About the Art Students Who Occupied the Eleventh Floor of the North Tower of the WTC

What are the odds that immediately prior to 9/11:
an avant garde Austrian art group was given access to the 91st floor of the North Tower of the World Trade Center and allowed to remove windows, erect platforms outside the structure?
They are 100%.

the art troupe was named Gelitin, short for blasting gelitin or Jelly, perhaps? What are the odds this group is sponsored by a cultural group with an Israeli agent who lived only blocks from Mohammed Atta the terrorist who hated modern art and crashed an aircraft into the North Tower of the World Trade Center?
They are 100%.

the markings on the cases that lined the walls of the space the Gelitin "art group" were using were the same markings used for a special fuse holder assembly that allows for complex wiring?
They are 100% too.

the New York Times publishing a full page feature in August 2001 showing pictures of the artists at work?
Yes 100%.
At the same time there was another group of artists in occupation at the WTC. Their name? the E-Team. And they made no secret of their presence:


So there were two groups of artists occupying the World Trade Center just before 9/11: one with a special interest in explosives, the other apparently made up of electricians. An ideal combination, really, if you wanted to bring the building down in a controlled demolition.

Related: 
WORLD TRADE CENTER’S INFAMOUS 91ST-FLOOR ISRAELI ‘ART STUDENT’ PROJECT

Saturday, August 13, 2016

ABC Live Poll: Donald Trump 68%, Hillary Clinton 6%

ABC's online poll, with over 86,000 votes recorded shows Hillary nowhere, Trump leading with two thirds of the votes cast. However the poll is now reported to be a hoax. Still the alleged poll results are consistent with the attendance at Clinton and Trump rallies, see  photos published on LiveLeak and below.

And here's an amazingly simple means of running an honest election as outlined on the LiveLeak page linked above:

CNN Exposes Trump's Horrible, Bigoted, Racist View on Muslims



Related:

Donald Trump’s 2nd Amendment Warning Was on Target

Calling Trump a Racist Only Makes Supporters More Committed

Why The Media Disinformation Campaign Against Trump Will Fail
The .. fact .. is that this is still a very close race and the media is falling over themselves to try and trip up Donald. The same tactics were employed in the primary by 17 very qualified opponents, and all I really need to say is—where are they today?

It is interesting that the media is now taking an “All of the above” approach to their endless attacks... Gone are the blanket recitations of “Trump is a racist” or “Trump is a sexist.” Instead, the media is employing a tactic the Marines refer to as “spray and pray.” They don’t have any specific targets, but they know they are cornered, so they are wildly swinging about with their finger down on the full auto trigger. ...

Wednesday, August 10, 2016

Why Old People Can Be Great Leaders

Scott Adams, the creator of the Dilbert cartoon strip, has written a series of blog posts about the US Presidential election. In his current post he argues that whoever wins, Hillary or Donald, will be a bad president because they are too old for the job.

Being a bit older than Scott Adams, and older even than both Trump and Clinton, I have, perhaps, some qualification to comment on this theory, which in my view is mistaken. But before considering the question on the basis of any theoretical consideration or my personal experience of age, what of the historical evidence?

Consider Prince Mikhail Kutuzov, appointed Commander in Chief of the Russian Army as Napoleon embarked on the invasion of Russia in 1812. Aged 67, grossly overweight, within months of death from natural causes, Kutuzov ordered Russian forces to retreat in the face of the enemy, burning crops and grain stores as they went. Suffering from narcolepsy, Kutuzov had to be tied to his horse to prevent him falling off when he drowsed. Periodically, his staff officers would wake him and ask "what now," to which he would reply "continue the retreat."

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Sunday, August 7, 2016

Obama’s Cash Payment to Iran Was More Than a Ransom — It Broke Criminal Law

By Andrew McCarthy

National Review August 6, 2016: Did it ever occur to President Obama to ask why he couldn’t just cut a check to the Iranian regime?

Outrage broke out this week over the revelation that Obama arranged to ship the mullahs piles of cash, worth $400 million and converted into foreign denominations, reportedly in an unmarked cargo plane. The hotly debated question was whether the payment, which the administration attributes to a 37-year-old arms deal, was actually a ransom paid for the release of American hostages Tehran had abducted.

It is a waste of time to debate that point further. The Iranians have bragged that the astonishing cash payment was a ransom — and Obama has been telling us for months that we can trust the Iranians. The hostages were released the same day the cash arrived. One of the hostages has reported that the captives were detained an extra several hours at the airport and told they would not be allowed to leave until the arrival of another plane — inferentially, the unmarked cargo plane ferrying the cash. The reason American policy has always prohibited paying ransoms to terrorists and other abductors is that it only encourages them to take more hostages. And, as night follows day, Iran has abducted more Americans since Obama paid the cash. No matter how energetically the president tries to lawyer the ransom issue, if it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck . . . More worth examining is why the transaction took the bizarre form that it did. To cut to the chase, I believe it was to camouflage — unsuccessfully — the commission of felony law violations.

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