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  Night of the Living Refugees America 2.0 goes full Third World Donald Jeffries Recently, our beloved migrants- of untold numbers from all over the world, have been in the forefront of the news. Well, when I say all over the world, I should emphasize it’s the nonwhite world. That’s an integral feature of this ugly phenomenon. And it’s more essential to the Great Replacement than Affirmative Action ever was. First, we heard about Venezuelan gangs taking over apartment buildings in Chicago. The police were said to be oddly disinterested, as were the local authorities. A mayor called it “fake news.” In response to yet another apartment building takeover in Aurora, Colorado, there were rumors that the Hell’s Angels, of all people, were going to ride to the rescue and do the job American police wouldn’t. But as must see TV as that would have been, a battle between outlaw bikers and U.S. government sponsored migrants never transpired. The fact checkers told us that there was “no evidence” t

  Gymnastics on the Front Bench From one extreme to another Sophia Barnes In his 1957 work  Mythologies , the French philosopher Roland Barthes explored the role of ‘euphoria’ in creating the myths by which we make sense of experience. Questionable links between ideas become, by the magic of ideology, self-evident. We construct narratives that suit us and harmonise contradictions in the process. No one dares to deny these myths. A clear example of such ideological gymnastics can be found in the Labour Party’s proclaimed intentions concerning misogyny. In the wake of the recent unrest across the UK, the Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announced plans to identify, tackle, and reduce online radicalisation. This includes treating  ‘extreme misogyny’  as a form of extremism. It will be interesting to see how the Government copes with the cognitive dissonance of declaring misogyny to be extremism while continuing with plans to protect Islam by law and criminalise ‘Islamophobia’. Of course, we w

  Yes, Kamala Harris Slept with a  Powerful Man for Political  Advancement But her female privilege means we’re not supposed to talk about it Janice Fiamengo Note: this is a revised version of an earlier  Substack essay . A recent  Time  article, “ Fact-Checking False Claims about Kamala Harris ” [never trust a “fact-checker”] tries to throw cold water on the allegation that  Harris got her start by having an affair with a married man, California politician Willie Brown . Oh well, declares the  Time  article in response, Willie Brown wasn’t  really  married because he and his wife were estranged at the time. And far from being a secret affair, Brown has freely admitted that he “dated” Harris. What kind of sexist prude, the article implies, has a problem with a woman’s freely-chosen sexual conduct, and what does it have to do with her fitness for public office? The alleged fact-checker leaves out salient context to suggest that anyone put off by Harris’s actions in her climb up the slip

  Who Speaks for the Children? Immigration, Anti-White Hate, and the Southport UK Massacre By: A Mother of British Children A friend who wishes to remain anonymous sent this to me, and requested that I publish it under the byline A Mother of British Children. Our English friends are, I think, wise to act with circumspection, given that the island’s traitor government shows every sign that it is about to turn the dial up to 11 on electronic tyranny. But just as they are wise to be cautious, they are also right to be outraged. - JC We think of ideologies as nebulous ideas that exist in the minds of idle intellectuals, but rarely do we stop to consider the teeth they have in the real, physical world ... until an event like the Southport UK massacre on Monday, July 29th reminds us. The Guardian had this to say about the incident: A 17-year-old boy has been charged with murder and attempted murder after 13 people, including 11 children, were stabbed at a dance class in Southport – while vio