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CA & the End of White America
Ron Unz has reposted his in-depth Commentary article from 1999, where (using CA as his template) he predicted, not in positive tones, the “coming of white nationalism” (“California and the End of White America”) In the subsequent issue of Commentary, … Continue reading
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Obama’s Mysteriously Disappearing Magic Dust
From “Obama’s party-building legacy splits Democrats” in Politico: A painful Democratic rift over Barack Obama’s political legacy is finally bursting into the open. For years, the former president’s popularity among Democrats stifled any public critiques of his stewardship of the … Continue reading
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The Diminishing Relevance of the Art World
In WaPo, Tom Rachman, who himself despises Trump, asks “How can the art world resist Trump? Probably not very well.” What is the problem? Political correctness and conformity of thought within the world of elite artists: Right-wing commentators have spent … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Culture Wars, Left
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Oasis – D’You Know What I Mean? (1997)
Another epic song by Oasis, from their third album Be Here Now (1997). This version, which boosts the string section higher in the mix, is the “NG’s 2016 Rethink” version, from the 2016 remastered version of Be Here Now. From … Continue reading
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Bill Kristol: ‘Lazy, Spoiled’ White Working Class Should Be Replaced by Immigrants
Billy K doing what he does best: hopin’ and prayin’ for the elimination of whites vis-à-vis immigration (Hat tip: AmRen). “Look, to be totally honest, if things are so bad as you say with the white working class, don’t you … Continue reading
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This Sense of Exclusion
From an article in The New Humanist on the Derrida-Searle debates, back in the heady days when Postmodernism seemed unstoppable: Jacques Derrida, the third child of five, was born in Algeria, then still a French colony, to Sephardic Jewish parents. … Continue reading
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“Trump = Hitler” in The New Yorker – Pt. 3,183
Another day, another ‘Trump = Hitler’ article from our ‘most high’ eschelons of Culterati. In The New Yorker is a piece titled “When It’s Too Late To Stop Fascism, According To Stefan Zweig” I wonder how far along the scale … Continue reading
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I Am Warren, Hear Me Roar
They are not even pretending to be objective. Fauxcahontas used the pretext of ‘reading’ a letter from St. Coretta Scott King to essentially engage in a 45 min “you are a racist” harangue on Jeff Sessions. (Even MLK’s niece, Alveda King, … Continue reading
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CA as Incubator for Trumpism
In “How the Golden State Became the Intellectual Capital of Trump’s GOP”, Jason Willick & James Hitchcock note the affinity that iconoclastic, California-based, Alt-Right styled conservatives have towards Trump, and believe it is because CA is experiencing first the radical … Continue reading
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The Arc of Automation
In China, a brave new factory eliminates the vast majority of its workers, and productivity is up! One of China’s first unmanned factories in the city of Dongguan recently replaced 590 of its workers with robots and the results were … Continue reading
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